The evening world., 1889-03-01
GOATCHER'S BROKEN MODEL.
IT DHLAIED THE SCENIC WORK FOR
"UNDzR THE POLAR STAR"

Ninlop0 Next season Nell bufGoeo'o
wrestling Over n New Rhyne-L Little niiss
DupRee II Tired Of BsinE s~usan-Gensral
Gossip Of the Stage and Its People.
Under the Polar Star" Belasco and
GreeneA American melodrama, will be the
second production given next season at
Niblo'a Il will therefore be seen at that
house directly after the holidays, when II will
be put up for q run. The original intention
was to have given the play q presentation late
In the coming April, but the managerial
minds working upon the production be-
thought themselves Of the hot weather aud
the im~possibility Of giving the piece the long
run desired for IL. Goatcher has just finished
the models for the scenery. which he brought
10 the city yesterday from his country home.
Last night the critical Mr.. Belasco viewed
the models and suggested some changes.
Goatcher. by the bye, started for the city
some time ago with his models, and while on
the train one of them was smashed by q rail-
road official. The smash caused q delay Of
two weeks.
Everything is ready for the opening Of
tomorrow night Even Neil Burgess's corn
husking song has been completed. Mr.. Bur
CESS was in agony. He could moi find q sat
isfactorily .rhymed substitute for the words
mellow horn" After q week of ardent,
perspiring mental labor, he evolved, yellow
corn"
Eyes, Susan is Q very nice part, Of course"
said little Miss Minnie Dupree yesterday
on tho stage" but. DO You Know. 1 am nj ter.
ribly tired of playing il. One wearies of any
thing, suppose. Ny. Held by the
Enemy experience has been very pleasant,
SEASON ~ Even with the incest Mr. si Bean nom on
earth I shouldn't care for It. / believe I am
TO appear in "A Confederate Casualty in
| which l shall have even better chances. The
part. l am told, is sonething like Susan.
The production OF Snowflake" which
| James Dickson had under way q year ago for
Niblo's Garden, at the time mat the firm OF
Dickson, Hayden q Roberts was in existence,
will be presented at Herrmann's Broad
Street Theatre. in Philadelphia. in septem.
Der. II was first produced twelve years ago,
n reproduced four years ago in San Fran.
CISCO. Dickson has great faith in il. Herr
be largely devoted hereafter 70 apectacuiai
and comic opera productions.
Jacques Kruger has Joined the Twelve
Temptations" Company. He will, there
Tore, make the lnltto0nLn.
Mrs. Fernandez advertised for O fat boy for
1.-THE County Fair" yesterday. ~ was
inundated with skeletons" she said. ~
never imagined the city contained 30 many
meagre people. They all told me that they
could dress fat, but that was hardly what I
needed" ~'
Miss Eleanor Tindale, who three years ago
was Q successful ingenue with Genevieve
Barrett this season. will accompany those
4 gentlemen on their Californian trip In May,
whom they open the new California Theatre.
Eben Plympton and bis M~ountebank"
S SOWp mSc s'' fatigue s / q ad dramatic tour o. s't offsS
causes; Long jumps. don't You know, and
bad hotels.
Miss Louise Litta. who Is now in England
as 0 little American soubrette," 10 TO tour
By Clay M. Greene and slason Thompson.
Miss Kathryn Kidder has not arranged to
play with the homo "Fauntleroy" compan
In Chicago. 81 has received IN offer from
his stock company in that city next summer.
McVicker proposes to make a big production
Of The Tempest" Last year he built up a
" -NiRht's Dream " company,
Washington. It came to grief in the East.
some people were absurd enough to wonder
why Puck should be allowed to do o sailors
horn-pipe, and to intimate that Chicago and
Shakespeare could never be in sympathy.
Manager Hamlin, of Chicago. also proposes
to do something in the stock line next Sum-
mer. He has o new play that he Gays Ia
greater than the Celebrated Case. He
hopes to bring it out with a New York picked
company.
Modjeska Is said to be doing an enormous
business in the California towns. In Sacra-
mento she gave an extra matinee on Tuesday.