The evening world., 1889-08-22

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Tank Drama l. np-Mra. Leslie Garter
studying Hard for ner Drbut-knts
CInxtOn'a Benefit for the Babies Fund.
Here is the story of Edward f. Kiddcr's
play. "A Poor Relation" which is to uo
produced at Dn US Theatre Monday night
Noah Vale. "A shabby-g, ntrel inventor goes to
q ricn relative. who IL to exam ne he plans
of n great invention. Mr.. Nulc. 3 before
said, is shabby and hun Try. lie inints in
his relatives draw ng room. and his plans
are stolen from hun by Jasper Sterrc.t, his
relatives partner, in love with the heroine.
THIS CIR ~ accused o the theft by her step
mother. Vale. to save her, de ares tina ho
never had auy plans. Vale goes to his
garnet aud sterrett visits him. The william
gins the confidence of the inventor
and terrett engages min as foreman III the
factory. The heroine comes to seG Vac,
and il found mt his house by her ather and
stepmo,her, the late who hates the girl,
loing glad Of q chance to dis .ra . her.
Ste rett, the villain. al tn E point propo-es to
the girl and IL accepted by her. 1t turns out
that ~nterrett has a vile whom he has de-
serted; She compels him to return the plans
to Nonh Vale. In the last act everything Is
brought to n happy term nation. The he o
and heroine get married. the latter having
discovered the road to fortune.
Mrs. Leslie Carter is said to be studying
eight hour each day. She rarely lea Oh her
ROOM, and praotlseI pos ng, %faintinG, emo
tlonAli2ing and o,her little STACEY dUlIcucies
dear to the star with ambition.
Col. Milliken says that a. NJ IS Kate Clax-
ton Is gong TO give a 6gueht per ormance for
the Sick babies at the Madison Square Thea
tire, which, he a.lautly declares will be more
lucrative than his own, he will present his
Hat seas Over" rs an authors matinee at
that u Du'e Aug. 80. He was TO have cen
heard at the mon Square III atre: but was
unable 10 arrange matters. Col. Milliken is
the author Of " Three Wivesto One Husband"
Mana Sahib." MADAME Boniface," "A
Postal Gard" and other PLAYS aud adaptations,
Little Mamie Leland, the four-yeRr.old
niece Of Alexand, r. Comstock, is to appear as
the baby In "Bootles'H Baby with Miss ClaI-
ton at The Madison Square Theatre Monday
night. Her aunt. Nuunette. beng in the cast.
"BootleS's Baby" will be rather Comstookian.
Bart ey Campbell, is TO be connected with
the business management Of his father 3 play,
- Siberia" Little Campbell il q nice. gen
tlemanly lad, with many friends.
The play entitled The Fairy's Well" in
which Carroll johnson. the minstrel come
dian. is to make his debut rs n star, Is
founded upon a legend of All Halloween.
One scene will show q river OF Waterfall,
wet water, please dashing over a mountain
precipice. The hero will rescue a drowning
man from this moisture. The Fairy"
Well " will be presented at the Bijou Sept. 0.
Manager Price. of MHnsfield's company.
brought with him from London a canvas bag
marked Bank OF England" which had once
been filled with good old English soverelgns.
He presented the bag-emp y. not full-to
Mr.. A. p. Dunlop, who has stuffed it and
hung it up in his Office. Mr.. Dunlop faunts
it IN the eyes Of every summerlng comedian
who visits him. He doesn't seem to fear the
consequences Of his rasbness in the least.
Miss Margaret Mather IS to appear for the
first time in " Gretchen" in San Francisco
very shortly. Miss Mather will not be seen
in this city until Jan. 20, when she will pre-
vail at the Grand Opera House.
Manager f.. G.. Gilmore. who is popularity
believed to love sensations, has been asked
to engage Steve Brodie, the bridge .iumper,
lyn Bridge in The Old Homestead" or
course this would involve the necessity Of o
tank, but the Stage of the Academy is q large
Mr.. Brodie will not Be engaged 20 Sup-
port Denman Thompson.
DuhbOt - hpelu eAhS bOIuGDOuy II
trying to use a certain furniture effect that
belongs to Mrs. Musgrove's comedy, Our
Flat, " the American rights of which he wns
The comedy is now running at the Opera
Comique, London. Mr.. Sanger says he will
prosecute pirates, and he generally means
what he says.
It is said that Miss Zefie Tilbury. Lydia
Thompson's daughter, will not be q member
Of her mothers company. Miss Tilbury, ac-
cording to the latest, is TO star under the
management Of Napier Lothian. She will
play Romeo and Julie" and " Masks and
Faces"
Erlanger, OF the firm Of Klaw & Erlanger.
was in O fearful stew yesterday because of
the publication of II paragraph in The EVEN
ING WORLD stating that Ben Teal, stage man
ager of The Great Metropolis. " had con-
sented to let an actor have his hair cut. Mr..
Erlanger was abusive and threatened personal
violence to the writer. Erlanger's violent
days ought 10 be over by this time. But per-
haps he has forgotten the Leonard affair.
Heart. PalpitRtiOns, Nervousness, Tremb-
lings, cold hands and feet cured by Carter'S Iron Pills, -