The evening world., 1890-03-10
GUOD.BY TO The KENDALs.
Departure of the Gifted Couple for
the Wild and WOolly West
Histrions' Taclt Geographical De
visions of the. Rlaito.

Here is q paragraph that speaks for
itself.
"Nadage Doree, the Handsome and
Brilliant Young actress, Of whom Mrs.
Iangtry grew so jealous. will Star next
month in her Emotional French society
play 'Natasqua."
Another blow for Langtry!
l.. ]. Vincent, an old and well-liked
member of the theatrical profession, is TO
have a benefit shortly at the Star Theatre.
The cause is a very worthy one.
Said q theatrical luminary yesterday:
Mark my words If all this agitation on
the subject of Marie Halton won't end in
that lady joining the ranks of the Casino.
At any rate that is what n number Of peo-
pie expect. They believe that she will
return to this country in n most profitable
veil Of my stery and appear Mt the Casino.
She will draw q crowd of the curious. Al
present the Casino audiences are as large
rs tho theatre can accommodate. Let us
hope that Marie will defer her advent
until business SINNERS down."
Shenandoah" md Held by the
| Enemy" the two great war plays that
Bronson Howard and William Gillette
have given to the dramatic world. Will be
pitted against each other in San Francisco
in vune.
Patti has had Home. Sweet Home, ="
| stolen from her by a San Francisco pho
nograph. Fancy her feelings says a
Frisco authority. when she realizes the
fact that six different cylinders were Oh
of her singing during her recent appear
ances ia this city. Home, Sweet Home
with every dynamic effect. including the
applause of q fashionable and enthusiastic
audience, can now be heard by anybody
for a modest, Observation-Disclosures
investment.
Broadway is now distinctly divided
into three departments as far as the theat-
| rical world is concerned. From Forty
second to Thirty. third street the chorus
girls and comic opera lights can be seen
in all their glory. This part Of Broadway
is not particularly crowded. 70 that the
vocal sirens have things all their own way;
From Thirty.third street to Twenty-third
street. the dramatic stars and '.fnkirs"
perambulate in the proud consciousness
| of their usefulness here below. From
| Twenty-third street to Fourteenth street
| the variety disciples walk-you bet they
walk-as though they owned the earth.
| or at least q nice fat hunk Of it. Union
| Square isn't in it any more.
John Donnelly is no longer with the
| Olympic in Harlem. He says that there
appeared to be some kind Of a freeze
out" process, so he disposed of his
services elsewhere. Mr.. Donnelly is at
present with the Duff Opera Company
that has been delighting Chicago in its
Auditorium.
The Kendals left for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. Joseph Jefferson
arrived in the city at about the am time
that the English actors and actresses left
IL. Jefferson and his company succeed
the Kendals at the Fifth Avenue tonight.
This il O great opportunity 10 work off a
bit of highly original Frenchiness, so here
goes: lie roi est mort; vive 10 roll"
A. B. de Frece, managing director OF
the Lenox Lyceum, writes to say that he
has made final arrangements for the con.
cert in aid Of the Washington Memorial
Arch Fund, which will take place March
20 ct the Lenox Lyceum. The orchestra
will be directed by Theodore Thomas.
Conrad Ansorge will play the piano, and
Mile. Marie P~ettigiani will sing.