The evening world., 1890-03-03
WHISPERED N GREEHROOh.
Actress Hadgs Buffers Big Fit
Louise Bsaudst in THE Mikada"
viii II. wilson's "The Inspector
to Be Produced During April.

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even in the midst Of the agony they felt
when they saw that they would have to
wait for their salaries, we're able 80 have
their little joke. II appears that Miss
Madge Butler was cast for q part, and
attended several rehearsals. But a num-
Der of changes we're made, and Miss
Butler was one of the actresses changed.
She insisted, however. upon get
ting a weeks salary, and sue
cceded in obtaining from the manage
ment $40. Miss Butler saw the
first performance, and her friends say
that there was a look of fendish s~atisfac-
ton on her face. Said member OF the
company. Miss Butler didn't appear,
but she may certainly be said to have
made the biggest hit. She got $40 for
not playing; we are waiting for III
money because we played" Miss Butler
certainly made a hit.
Two new scenes, one representing the
ballroom Of the ruileries, and the other
the Empress Josephine's chamber in
which the return of Napoleon is shown by
tableaux, are being painted for the pre-
sentation Of - Josephine. Empress of the
French" by Mile. Rhea, at the Broad
way Theatre This month.
II. s. Riddell, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendal's
manager. has fallen in love with New York
girls. He Is quite enthutiasiic on the sub
ject. They are lovely, the New York
girls" he said. Philadelphia has some
pretty girls, and Baltimore is not to be
entirely ~diBregarded, but the New York
women are goodl enough for me-" Mr..
Riddell gets q little bit "chaffed" by his
associates at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Charles F. Coghlan 10 at present ut
Prince Edwards Island writing n play for
Sister Rose and for other people. and fish
ing when he isn't writing. Miss Coghlan
has received Il very pressing invitation to
spend the Summer with her brother. II
think l shall CO." she said. II want to
get to some place where | can roam about
in q tree md easy sort of a way. and where
l can dress US 1 please"
Miss Louise Beaudet. the p!quant little
the Fifth Avenne Theatre, is now APPEAR
ing in The MikRdo" In Chicago, sing
ing the role of Petit Sing. in The Duff
opera companv's revival. Miss Gertrude
Sears IL the Yum Yum. Chicago didn't
seem to care for :" The Gopdoliers. " but
1.-The Mikado." even resurrected appears
to have " caught OIL"
Manager Dunlevy. of Barry and Fay
renown, has been seriously Ill with pneu-
monia. ....#.
The Inspector" o play by VIII r.
Wilson, in which incidents in the career
OF Inspector Byrhes, arc dramatically
handled. will probably be produced by
Manager j. Wesley Rosenquest at the
FSurteenth Street theatre; following the
mt that house. The date of the produc.
tion is not known, but It will probably be
in April.
1t ia rumored that ]. II. Gilmour. the
heroic Jack of +" Master and Man" will
be interested IN the production Of that
play when it leaves the Grand OPERA
House.
The Kendals go directly from New York
to San Francisco. Their pre-, snt week at
the Fifth Avenue was the week they ought
to have devoted to their long journey.
But Daniel Frohman managed to oancel a
Fifth Avenue. says that they would have
been prchtable attractions IN New York
for u season of thirty weeks.
A. H. Canbv.i Francis Wilson's man.
ager. snys that Miss Marie Jansen is now
better and is playing again with the COM
pany. She WIS confined 10 her bed for
nearly two weeks, and her complaint
seemed to be dangerously like pneumonia.
The story of the actor who imperson-
q tramp so effectively that he WA
turned ont of the Hotel Metropole. as
told IN THE EVENING WORLD. seems to
have had results. TIE EVENING WORLD
did not give the name of the actor. so 1t
will easily he seen what great onportuni-
ties it offered. Manager b. d. Stevens.
of the Do Wolf Hopper comic opera com
psny. said yesterday: There is q sequel
to yonr Hotel Metropole story. Four
(?) have already claimed the
honor of being the hero of the sketch, each
out the role for my benefit. One
was q Grand Army tramp 4; another. a
ruin of q former man about town the
third. q young fellow in hard luck; the
fourth. . fellow with . wonderful jag. ;
who wanted ten cents to buy a drink. OF
course they all wanted positions in the
Hopper company, and desired to impress
,.,;kk khatr abilities Il, A. o1n,:o c,.a.o