The evening world., 1890-08-08
GOSSIP OF THE GREENROOh.
Mrs. Leslie Carter's Debut Set
for Now 10.
Nautch Girls Engaged for "Ka-
Janka's" Opening.

Mrs. Leslie Carter will open at the
Broadway Theatre not until Nov. TO-.
Her company has been engaged, but the
members will be allowed TO take other
engagements which will close before that
date. David Belssco will supervise the
artistic work of Mrs. Carriers produc.
tions, while his brother Fred will be her
stage manager. Four new scenes have
been painted for the play, which rejoices
in the singular name OF The Ugly Duck
ling" Hans Andersen's fairy tale sug-
gested the play. Arthur Dacre has been
engaged az Mrs. Carter's leading man.
and his wife, Amy Roselle, will also be a
member of the company.
There il to be bevy OF Nautch maidens
in Kajanka, which spectacle will open
the Autumn season at Niblo's Garden
Aug. 16. The Prince Of Wales was aw-
fully stuck on tho bewiIderingly sinuous
Nsutch girls when he did India.
Strauss's Vienna Court Orchestra and
the idyllic aud fantastic ballets, "Choos.
ing the National Flower" and - Pea ce
and War, at the delightfully."- cool Ma iii
son Square Garden Amphiteatre, are still
uoing AN admirable business. No such
immense audiences have ever been gath
cred together in the sum mer time al any
place of amusement in New York az those
seen nightly at the Garden. Not only nre
familiar metropolitan faces seen there,
but large parties from Brooklyn. Newark,
Philadelphia, Boston and other surround
tNNrV Nfxr MT Al hfA rng lar
season Rt the other theatres opens, the
atten dance at the Garden will he greater.
for one can enter here ut any hour up to
$50 p. NJ. aud be sure of meeting with
something good.
Sydney Rosenfeld wears q look of
beatitic content, which tells Of plays we'll
and " The Whirlwind has started oil
very promisipgly, as Helen Dauyray nc
copied it on tho first reading without an
alteration. This means rest of mind
and soul to me. which have long coveted
and seldom found" snys Mr.. Rosenfeld
himself. Sidney Drew will be in the cast.
The Woman of the World ;" WAS not n
woman of the theatre world, and has been
" The Balloon" is the only piece pre-
sented there now for the evening per-
iormance. This is night. There was no
go in the little piece which preceded 1t.
The international Vaudevilles will open
at the Union Square and the Standard at
the same time. The order OF exercises
will be in inverse order. Hence each
actor will do his act at one house and
1t over again. The act which comes in
the middle of the bill will probably be
peculiar to each house. Manager Hill
and Ted" Marks can say with literal
truth that their performance will be on
the Square and up to the Standard.
There is no copyright on this remark.
Carmencita has new dance which
eclipses any of her others, the fascinating
Cachuchn. which she dances now every
night to the intense enthusiasm of the pa
irons of Roster Il Balls. The fair dan
seuSe is recalled two OF three times every
night The four skirt dancers offer an
other exceedingly attractive feature. The
pedo-mnnual phenomenon is indeed q
wonder. with his helpless legs and his ex-
ceedingly helpful arms.
He walks around ON his hands as easily
as any body else would on his ieet. The
wonderful Arabs, MazuZ and Abao 20 have
been re-enguged Their feats are beyond
question the finest that can be gwen in
their line.
Prince Knekici may not have line of
royal ancestors, but he is veritable
Jap" and a prince of jugglers. In
works of art or OF skill the Japanese are
unsurpassed. To see Knekici toss table
that would do for the dinIng-room of q
boarding house around on his feet as
lightly as if it were thistle down. keeping
perfect time to the lively strains of the
Hungarian Bani is TO see great feat.
The charm in Prince Knekici il that
his feats are not tricks, but exhibitions of
marvellous dexterity. He does every
thing that he seems to, and does it stun.
ningly we'll.