The evening world., 1889-12-11
STAGE TALK AND GOSSIP.
WHAT is GOING on IN TIE WORLD OF
THEATRICALS.

rvans and Hoey Going to Australia
Next S~eason-Annie Pixley Will Visit
1ondon- Success of Bronson Row
ards Plays-Walter Gales raw
ward Cough-A Sketch Built on the
monograph.
There will probably be q number Of American
,ounories playing in Australia next season.
1hot seems to he the direction in which
,bcotrical rCople urc tending nj the present
time. Mossr'. Evans and Ilocy, the lively
.nn,o1ions of "A parior Match rgnown, cad
their American season this year in March, and
IN April , take the steamer from San Francisco
for Australia. They will stop one night and
oivo n performance in Honolulu, and will then
20 10 Melbourne, where their Australian season
will omen. They will also play in sydney and
Adelaide. The Company will include nineteen
noo,le. Should tho Australian season be sue
cessful Evans and IIoey, may stay there. II it
should not be successful they will return to San
francisco in time to play there for Christmas.
They will TRY, a couple OF new PLAYS on the
IN place of Harry Mann, will, Of course, accom-
pany the organization.
william A. Mestayer and his pretty wife, Miss
to nSS]iustraiia With s.TGe Tourists in, a I%'niiman
lCllllCu hl'h Oh"'h 80
Miss Annie rixley, Ct present playing At the
Eoartcgnth Streef o I neat n nI 2S' Second SEQ
f K G"G9 in A. """MH , iisE"""' Will 5iY"' "1 j" 90. f H!oH az
stt al" and ''shenandoah 8 in the English me
~tropolis, American, attractions will certainly
be well represented.
terday that with Patti and Decentralization at
the Chicago Auditorium there was u combiHa-
ton worthy indeed OF the great bleader. Honry
L. Abbey.
Bronson Howard il a playwright who can GER
HIahs sn Go Hintirryy SltTs Nc His "%a9 "a SEpi ran 100
H@iisshatss GeTs. 'Iho ESSaaheEs BSsSsalta;"' iaS
@@ S1p}ot Of or G t}ms., 20! sb i@Ss a@a p. ''T T5Ii
probably get n run of 10 nights.
Walter Gale, the Happy Jack of The Old
Homestead" who. ~ The EyENINa MonLD
Academy, say. that he acquired that wonder
FIJI gTaYfyaTd cough e Of LIS by, practice; "it
dd Sy, tb M%IS me / ret II. i tn nfra i : from nS Sot the GIss,t.
Sometimes / alarm Mr.. thompson, One night
when | came of the stage he said. Gale, you
didm't., Sol Smith I~lusse!i, tried That cough, but
he couldn't MANAGE it, Nlr. Gale has been with
lehman, Thompson Tor sixteen years. He is
about thirty-thrce years old.
r.. Haddon Chambers. the author OF Captain
swift lIuN. W llbiNn u ItN IluD vi l-ullSliN,
that she will produce at the st. James Theatre.
London.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre has plenty Of
attractions for the rest Of the season. Mr.. Eo5
fS9@af"i M %i7l Sfle in to H. IF D{ G5Taisa mFB8] rSsigra..
W. }. ~Ecanlan in q new play, The Bells of
HHaslCmerei" Th9mns w: ks {; 4 rt in g feHpSrtolre;,
the Boston Howard AtlenTum star Speciality
C.,ompany and sedley Browns comedy drama,
Pine Meadow
Music. is at present in Paris. lie writes to say
very Originally-thut the French metropolis is
q great town, bnt that there in only one New
York. He will be back in the city by Christmas
time.
"Cirillo " is the name of q p,av by Horace
Townsend in which Alexander SGlvini has Il
great part.
A very funny one-act play called THE Phono-
graph" hes just been presented in the English
provinces. III it there nrG but two parts, both
of which are for. men. The story IL certainly
rich American calls to see her one morning. She
has a severe cold and j. unable to receive him.
lie delivers an ardent love message Ia. n Dhono-
graph. hoping that it will reach her, then
amorous Colonel calls to see the fair American.
He goes to the photograph. and it delivers to
him the love message lett by the Major. He ut
once Jumps to the conclusion that the fair
for him, and speaks. a Joyous acceptance into
the phonograph. After hiH departure the Major
returns, goes 10 the phOnOgrHrh and licGrt the
vcrbotC acceptance II what lie believes to be his
that he IN the favored lover, Finally they dis.
cover an old cylinder of the phOnOgraph. and
from it they learn that the lady has unhesitat-
ingly declined them both.