The evening world., 1889-03-14


toms Part In "Forsivcn."
The importance Of having everything now
adays in black and white" Is shown by the
following copy Of a bona-6de, type-written
contract:
1.-The following contract and agreement
is entered into this day by and between
Daniel Frohman, party Of the first part, aud
William Gillette, also party of the first part
(said Frohman being end man at one end and
said Gillette doing the other end).
The frst-named said party of the first
part (viz. T, Frohman), in consideration Of the
sum of 81 to him in hand paid by the other
party Of the first part, the receipt Of which
Is hereby acknowledged, agrees and binds
himself to entertain the said other party of
the first part wiz, Gillette) at dinner In New
York City on March 10. 1888.
1t is further agreed by the said frst named
party (viz.. Frohman) that he will furnish
his family TO assist in entertaining the said
other party at same dinner. and he guaran-
tees and binds himself that said family shall
behave in q cheerful and orderly manner and
do nc bodily injury or other violence 10 the
said other party during the fulhlment of
this contract. The said irst-named party of
the first part furthermore agrees to furnish
eatables for said dinner, and all other perish
able props.
The other party of the first part in con-
sideration of the above, and also Of the said
u which the said first named party received
from him, and has now returned lit not being
a good one), the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged, agrees and contracts to appear
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ner, and destroy said perishable props. to-
Rether with said family and all other things
hereunto.
Said other party of the first part agrees to
come complete, with legs of the usual
length. big head and the customary quantity
of linen. He agrees to bring all other bag
gage required to the door of said first named
party's house. from which point the said first
named party %stlpulates to take said baggage
in; and it is further understood that after
the fulflment Of this contract said first
named party is to throw him and his baggage
out on the sidewalk, from which the other
party, will endeavor to remove 1t as soon as
possible"
AL Candy arrived. in the city yesterday.
He represents Francis Wilson. Mr.. Candy
said very, modestly that he had no doubt as
to the ability Of the Aronsons to get along
Mr.. Wilson to legally secure him the amount
Of money that his contract with the Aronsons
calls for until May l.. Candy says that
Goatcher is hard at work upon the scenery
for the production Of The Oolah Z" at the
Broadway, and that Mr.. Wilson's coming
season 10 entirely booked, being divided be.
tween Ave cities, in each of which Mr.. vii
son will play an extended engagement.
Miss Grace Henderson. who Is Miss
Georgia C~ayyan's understudy but who had
never before had the chance Of appearing in
the role. inasmuch as Miss Cayvan positively
declined to be indisposed. played the part q
couple of nights this week. Miss Henderson
is said to have made q hit. At any rate she
looked charming, without even an effort.
She was seen in a heavy part last season. @
great contrast to the comedy role.
1. B.. Rich, of Boston, ia here. He says he
has no intention of trying to secure the Park
Theatre. He wants q theatre in New York.
but would not care for that house. MIR. Rich
will remain in the city until the opening Of
his Howard Athen@um Company.
II was arranged yesterday that Robert @.
billiard should appear in Fred Bryton's par
in Forgiven" and present the piece to
Theatre. Newark. Much sympathy is ex
pressed for Fred Bryton, whose voice. it ap
pears. Is in o bad way.
It is said that Maurice Barrymore and hi
wife, George Drew Barrymore, will play aI
eight-weeks' Summer engagement in Sa1
Francisco. Mrs. Barrymore is now in tn,
city doing" the theatres. She recent,
came In with "A Possible Case"