The evening world., 1889-11-04

bur Clarke 20 Ne MaTTIsd-Mrs. Bowers
Praises the K~sadals-sadiN BiasIow
Joins che "RIankind" Company.
Frank Goodwin, who IL soon to be manager
tally connected with the farce-comedy entitled
"A Lucky Penny, has engaged "a wonderful
Egyptian Pha-Ros, whose necromantic feats
closely resemble the miracles Of the Bible. +"
The necromanc Ger Ia to make his first appearance
before q civilized audience" in this farce
comedy. The honor Of being esteemed civilized
is conferred upon the lucky inhabitants OF
Orange, N. ]. 1t ID said that the feats Of Pha-
Ros are incorporated in the story OF the:farce-
comedy. which, therefore is, by managerial
confession. miraculous. Next
Hymen 10 kept pretty busily occupied in the
theatrical profession. His latest disciples are
to be Miss Victory BatemAn and Mr.. Wilbur
Clarke. The sfelicitous event is to take place
very som. Miss Bateman has Just closed . tour
E yOt b walter is Matthew Or, rather; he cl Ss a. !,
banding. Miss Bateman il young and. pretty.
She is not old enough in fact to. render the reve.
be said that she has just passed her two-doEentf
Summer. Mr.. Clarke Ia q brother OF erosion
Clarke. ,...
The handsome nat on broadway. formerly oc
cupieu by John Gilbert aud untenanted since hiI
wonders how the veteran actor managed to
climb so many stairs.
A funny story ~ told Of actors at . very pro
vincial hotel. The Bennett- Matlock orgsniza
ton in one Of the small towns Of this state found
that they were sole, occupants Of the dining
tt Tiaed II m snG sS. ,Scu Sisn W VIZ 'f IooRed as 81 ]s : SSapi
out OF place as ducks do out Of water. Tht
% Fn.snss di SSp",s suF wSYsS d ts' nG aS' Scwe xisG
interfere with. their consumption. Of the roast
beef and potatoes offered by q lavish landlord.
| rose and ostentationsly, crossed herself. Little
May psrGon; the child OF the company. IN,
by the comedian, much to the discontinue Of
the couple. "We're wicked actors, was his
anfwer, and rhe's, afraid her, food won't b
milton OF that fact"
Kendall in ''T6e fronmSster,," 81 the Fifth Ave,
nue. Theatre the other night. and Was S =
Bowers. Mrs. Kendall is very charming in hcl
q comedy" I wish could have seen her 10 "A
Scrap Of Paper She reminded me Of oul
Agnes Booth in her higher notes: Mr.. KendAl
character OF the Forgemaster."" Mrs.; Bower
left last evening for Boston. She will appear
Emilia.
All, ha! Miss Jennie Williams, the soubrette,
has been engaged att big salary to appear D
the Alhambra in London. Miss Williams vii
leave during the coming week and will be &C
companied by mammG.
Augustin DAILY has cast William Gilbert for tn,
part Of William In Al You Like It." He in
his mind later. Jimmy Lewis will he thu
Touchgtope, as he was in Days production o.
"A You Like II ct tine Fifth Avenue Theatr,
| years ago. with Miss Fanny Davenport as Rosa
lind. In those days Daly's woolly baA-lnmbs,
| scattered over the Kreensward, were considered
wonderful. They were life size. 1t 10 nov
reasonable to hone for real baa-lAmbs, u
trained thatthey viii baa at the right time
Miss Sadie Bieelow has joined, the MAN
VINO Vino has sf tRsEsfsr re GEesfAISS lf M's q role ds' n b sSsn
andoah'" a. ~. ...
Charles Fisher, who has been for so man!
| years D member Of Days company. 10 under
stood TO be Ill. Mr.. Fisher 10 an old man. 'anC
his indiEposition IL consequently looked upoI
more seriously by his many friends than 1
would otherwise be.
The play that Johnny Wild 10 to produce q
Poole's Theatre H. called Running, Wild.
though IL 10 not in reality exactly the sAH'
thing aA.tbs piece formerly known by that title
ant IL fnco naans Nth Planning Hlfy Ga sn' viii. '
Johnny Wild 70 q great New York f~avorite. Mis-
Amy Lee AMI John r. Savage have been en-
gagged by him. .