The evening world., 1889-05-31

toF IgOfO Nnumtey IA FnrthlNu Wilt
tie Lord Fauntieroy "-Sarah BERN
hRrdIs Failure nH Lena Despard-Rose
CoEhlan Will Go TO san Francisco.
Wesley Sisson has Just completed arrange.
ments for the tour of Salvini next season,
which will begin at Palmer's Theatre Oct. Z,
two DAYS after Col. McCaulls Comic Opera
Company has withdrawn. Salvini will play
for four weeks at Palmer's and then GO to
Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
burg, Chicago and as far West rs Denver.
He will probably 60 no further West unless
he decides to visit Australia. salvini has
never been to Australia, and Is con-
money" for him in that country.
The Gladiator - and Sampson" most of
the time being devoted to "Othello." He
will plny only four times n week, and on the
of nights Mr.. palmer's company will person.
ally be seen IN Jim the Penma9 y or some ONE,
probably appear with his iather and also on
q -nights, and these : of .nights" with Sal
yini are n great consideration. Hitherto they
b Sat' t taken iim the it f {, S off t ! 5fin sSs, tSsv
shall be made profitable: .salvini
declines to play every night in the
week on the ground that he mover did so
when he was III his prime; aud does not in
years of age. He will, of course, play
in Italian. with an English speaking COM
pany. Salyini comes TO America under the
management of A. NJ. Palmer, his tour being
who sails for Europe on the City. Of Paris,
June IL. with his family, will probably meet
Salyini In Italy.
Miss Alice King Hamilton, the author of
One of the Dusnes v and "Lochinvar. y has
been engaged for the Lord Chumley "
tour, to play the part assigned at the Lyceum
Theatre to Miss Dora Leslie. Miss Hamilton
S %ss,el 1a't o ssa,Sn as lssSSS a Mgil lady sy,oS IN Z small ss11
us another novel one Of those days embody-
ing her own interesting stage experiences.
Miss Hamilton ia charming to look upon and
not q bit blue-stockingish.
Miss Adele Palmer is to play the part Of the
French maid i'll "The Great Metropolis, " for
which preparations are already being made.
Manager Duquesnel, of the Gymnase The.
atre, Paris, wants. to do Little Lord
est :" and her boy - gong" among the
Parlsians. Duquesnel. however. has written
to this city for the manuscript in French, and
declares that there IL Q child in Paris at the
present time who could Just play the part;
sent TO Paris as lie Petit Lord Fauntleroy."
II has also gone to Manager Entsch, Of Ber-
lin, as Der. Kleine Graf .Fauntleroy."
The dete for the Australian production Of
Mrs; Burnett's. play has not rs yet been
fixed, but negotiations are at present being
made with two well. known Australian theat-
ricnl firms. 80 Little Lord Fsuntleroy's"
day has by no means gone by.
"As In q Looking GLASS;" with Sarah
Bernhardt as Lena Despard. has been some
thing Of a failure in Paris. How much of n
failure can be best judged by the announce
ment that II was withdrawn and succeeded by
ager and major domo Of Prof. Hermann. Is
TO have o benefit ct the Fifth Avenue Theatre
June 8.
number Of Western actors who have been
accustomed to making Chicago their head
quarters during the Summer have come to
New York to mingle with the exclusive Rialto-
ties. Several Of them have already declared
that q Western actor has no show in the East
and that managers will not look at him.
"Grisette; a Tale Of Paris and New York"
been published by John Delay. Mr.. Rosen
has lightly ,sketched the character Of .
woman volatile by nature" who in spite
Of ''shingled hail" and o "complexIon like
q tea-rose." falls desperately in love with a
Bowery variety man who sings to her Come
Where the Sea is Moaning Sad and Lonely"
and oyercomes her by the beauty of this
music. Mr.. Rosen has also sketched
Grisette,s antecedents and her peculiarities
are nearly all Endorsed by celebrated cynics
like De Ia Rochefoucauld. There are one
or two familiar New York people mentioned
in the book and very thinly disguised. Ex-
actly how they will enjoy the honor con.
ferred upon them remains to be seen. Mr..
Rosen is o graceful, feuilletonic writer.
Miss Rose Coghlan is to summer in San
Francisco.
The exercises commemorative OF the eighth
anniversary Of the Actors Fund Of America
take place next Tuesday at Palmer's Theatre.
A. ID. Palmer, Chauncey M. Depew. William
Winter and Daniel Dougherty will speak.
Eugene oudin will sing and 30 will the Schu-
mann male quartet.
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