The evening world., 1889-12-02
WHISPERED IN THE FOYER.
MILE. RHEA CONTEMPLATING A NEW
YORK ENGAGEMENT.

Wyndham's Programme for the Ensuing
Two Weeks" Ferncliff" to Go on
The Road Again-Chenges in Salvini's
Company-Sarasate's Accompainist-
Should Actors Wear Beerdsp
IN oil probability New Workers will zee Mile.
REea-cenc chcrc Mile. RLea-.tlis season. She
has been negotiating for time in this city, and
it is understood that the will appear for four
weeks 'omo time in March, though this is not
definitely settled. Mile. hhea Is n comparative
stranger IN this city. II .s rad that she was
cnce displeased at n cri;icitm OF one of her per-
foimances anil declared tha: fhe would not
play in Now York again. She has
evidently changed her mind. In her
latest play, Josephine" clio has been making
n great deal OF money " on the road. and
much ~ aise has been lnyishcd upon her work.
1t would be mauifestly unfair to deprive the
metropolis of this success. Mile. Rhen, though
"FrG1n.. From, ,doesss"1t 'ifiHRSCS them. OH ShG eon sl't
Er5 then nnwlloiesomo. M Avs, that many
Charles Wypdham. during the remainder Of
his Cngactmcnt herC. will appear in :onr plays,
two this wees md two next. rLey are Trying
seen tonight. ard "">palicatee GGTroTuindT"1 and
= Ee. Hes; Aan' for next week. or these
pay WI hu''1Eh ms NIlINhItu III lnlpe,
to America. In frying It On" Mr. WuliacS
Tos ' &c o a. W VA Potts. in "Wild
Aiphonso tie Grandier and Citizen Sangtroid.
Mrs. D. P. Powers will leave. s%alyini's COM
pany after this week. The Italian traaediau'S
bus lness has hcel only mode, atcly good; the
""n nishty, y when Salyiint himself, did not Az
was receiving a very large sa!nry.
,"Fernclih. " William Hnworth's military play
two ago, VIII probably, resume it, tour through
The country. another hacker having been dis
covered.
Broadway Theatre! After Booth and his classic
occurs Saturday niEht-rthe, London Gniety
TTGSmpamy appear IN Faust Up to IHtc."
entertainments will probably I've no greater
than that between their financial results.
The Booth odjeska engagement Las not been
fre e,'iHS Z snn SsSry. Of the Bro sSi% SnI dif eSsIr IN
Their, views, The former advocating the long
fayorably. Tho Gaiety company will probably
ATTRACT n good deal OF attention, with or with
Arson Pond, the author of the successful
melodrama called Tier Atoroment," las flu
ished another play. His latest effort is u com-
edy drama.
Wilson .Darretts Lopdnn season at the new
theatre which il being built for him will prob
ably be opened Will, a play. that DIR. Barrett is
now writ. ng, and which is the dramatization of
a well-known novel.
Nine. Bertha Marx. the pianist, who was
heard with Sarasate the other afternoon. is the
viOliuiHt's accompanist in Europe. She will
appear with him IN this country when there is
no orchestra.
On the Ratio. Nelson Wheatcroft. Of the
Lyceum Theatre, who wears q beard and wbis-
lkcls owing 10 the necessities Of the role he plays,
is being difcussed.
Actol No. .1-Wheatcroft has 10 right TO wear
n fIil beard. 1t IL unproressional Actors in
private life are clea't-shaven, and very prop
Aetor No. a-Ycs, but There is no law on the
subject.
Actor No. 1--There ought to be. An actor has
no right 10 cover mp that upon which he is 30
frequently forced to travel.
Actor No. What IL that
Actor No. His cheek.
THANKSGIVING Day recoipts of Proctor's out
of-town ventures, added to the receipts at his
Twenty-third Street Theatre, foot up the hand
some total OF i2I, 600.