The evening world., 1889-06-17
STARS WHO WERE MODEST.
BOOTH AND BARRETTs EXAMPLE TO MEM
BERS OF THE PROFESSION.
Prospective Vacancies In Miss Mnrlowe's
C~OmpanV-Mr. FrRzer's Task for "The
Last Days Of PompeH"-Jny Rial Going
TO California-Niblo's to be Opened by
kIralfy-Gus WiIliams's season.

Last Days OF P0mpeu V-Jny htlui NsOiug
to CaIifornia-Nibio's to be Opened by
kiralfy-Gus Williams's season.
Booth and Barrett taught q little lesson of
modestv the other night TO those members of
their profession who will deign to witness n
theatrical performance from q private box
only and consider that they have the un-
doubted right to select this. Messrs. Booth
and Barrett appeared at the Broadway Thea
tire Thursday night. and Manager Frank
Sanger was informed of their arrival. Mr..
Sanger welcomed the tragedians in his own art
lessly demure manner. They announced their
desire TO sec THE Oolah." Mr.. Sanger found
that the private boxes were all filed and that
the floor was also monopolized. In despair
he looked az the bRlcony-the plebeian bal
cony!-and informed Messrs. Booth and Bar
rett that the only seats in the GUS ut their
disposal were, he was sorry to say. ia tho bal
cony. THE balcony's good enough for
me said Booth with n smile. Tho TRACE
dams took the places and stayed through the
performance. Later in the evening n toler-
ably well-known star, who shall be name
less, presented himself at the Broadway,
with his star-ess. and asked for II box. Mr..
Sanger offered a balcony seat as gracefully as
possible. mo. Frank" was the reply. II
am not so crafty anxious to see your show ms
al that. don't mind staying through
I'll make an exhibition of myself in the
gallery" Mr.. Sanger let him go.
jay Rial, who managed Miss Lydia Thomp-
son last season, goes to California this week
on n managerial enterprise, particulars of
which he will divulge anon.
Frank Courier, who three weeks ago mar
ried Miss Dow, the aunt of julia Marlowe,
was in Town yesterday. He seems to feel
rather keenly the altered condition Of things
in Miss Marlowe's company, though he would
not soy much. and was very n~on-committal.
Miss Dow, 1t will be remembered. is
the lady who gave Miss ,Marlowe her
stage education, and to whom the lit
tie actress is indebted for every little
bit of dramatic business, and nerrly all the
graces that she has made known. Miss Dow
worked with her day after day, and hour
after hour. This is well known in the pro
fession. L" 1t would be a bitter blow to Miss
Marlowe il her aunt died, - SAID a manager at
the time when Miss Dow was FRUSTRATED by
her accident in Chicago. 1T would end Julia.
81 @ IL not strong enough yet to GO alone"
Miss Dow brought out Miss Marlowe at the
She was assisted by. Frank Courier. Miss
Marlowe made q hit, and soon found a
manager in Ariel N. Barney. Mr.: Cou.
rier says that next season he will not
| bC MlNI Wide Will " We NVh hoAEh IO ltT
just married her aunt. He does not deny
that the actress and her aunt have had trou.
BILE" business trouble" he says-but he
asserts that Miss Dow will remain with hel
contract calls for it. But it is pretty evident
that Mr.. Courier considers that both he and
his wife are being ousted from an organiza.
ton headed by the little lady whom they
dramatically made.
Eno ITilliapnc'c caacpn nj TOnu pootor',
was not a success. financially speaking. Il
had the privilege OF remaining Mt that house
as long rs it made money but the engage
ment came to al end Saturday night.
A benefit for Henry Liphart and james
Adams. of Adams, Casey u Howard, will be
given at Tony PASTORS Saturday night. The
following people will appear: Pat Rooney
James F. Hoey. Stuart Dare and wife, Kaye
and Henry, Sherman and Morrissv, Lestel
and Allen, Eddie French, Katie Hart ant
Casey and Howard.
The three sets to be used in the four acts OF
'Th Lion and the Lamb. " the new comedy
by Wilson and Lewis to be presented at the
Bijou Theatre, Aug. g., represent a bachelors
apartments. a Widows apartments and
forest glade in New Jersey, where n bloodles
duel is fought.
Robert Frazer, who has been Buperiutend
ing the arrangements for The Last DAYS O
Pompeii. " does not seem 10 have enjoyed hi
task. The task of instructing 800 or 400 young
men and women in the open air cannot bt
one of the most delightful missions Oh earth
The actors and actresses who Appealed il
Sedley Browns play Pine Meadow" at tn,
Madison Square Il eatre. Friday afternoon
are all said to have volunteered their services
Niblo's is closed for the season, to b.
opened with infinite pomp and circumstanc,
by spectacular Kiralfy.
A kTa,,e. .f noIv Rread-