The evening world., 1890-02-26
TALK OF THE GREEAROOM.
Rose Coghlan Recovering from
an Attack Of la Grippe"
Manager stevens Has a Brilliant
Advertising Scheme.

Miss Rose Coghlan and her pretty little
adopted daughter have settled themselves
comfortably at the Hotel Marlborough for
the short time Miss Coghlan remains in
New York. The actress is taking as much
rest as she can get, her season having
been a very fatiguing one. Miss Coghlan
looked very picturesque as she sat in her
apartments yesterday attired in q be-
wildering wrapper, triangularly decollete.
Her arms appeared through a sort of
milliner's lattice-wor
Il have had such n severe case of
grip" said Miss Coghlan, " that | hardly
thought l shonld be able to appear ut the
Fourteenth Street Theatre on Monday
night. 1 lost my voice, and tho doctor
forbade ME to do any talking ut all. |
obeyed his instruction ns far as talking of
the stage was concerned. ! shall prob
ably present Peg Wellington next week.
Peggy is my mascot. She always draws.
Jocelyn' is o strong and an excellent
play-almost q great Dlay-but / some
times think it is a little above the heads
of some audiences far away from New
York. But. 1t has been commended
everywhere"
John A. Stevens Is writing q sort OF
fnrce-comedy, TO be entitled ITS big.
lish. You Know, " and it will probably he
put on the road next season with the
social Jack Hamilton as pilot.
|. Miss Florence St.. John, the exalted
| artist at the head of the Gaiety Company
| has been giving vent to opinions on tn,
subject of Mrs. Kendall. Miss st. JOIN
fuds fault with Mrs. Kendars weakness
for royalty and for society. She evidentl,
does no love the famous actress. Sci
ends an interview with this phrase-o'
words to this effect; II wish to heavens
that she had aJohnny chasing her" Mis-
| st. Johns disapproyal must be a sever,
trial to Mrs. Kendall.
1.-THE Kings Fool" company seems +
be thinning itself. Miss Ada Glasca. VIII
sings the role of Felisa, is to sever he
connection with the organization Satur
day night. Miss Glasca says that she ha
been paid in full, but doesn't believe il
ments. Miss Jennie Reifiarth is also leay
ing; 30 is Mr.. Libby Aldrich.
Charles MacGeachy is determined this
the Broadway strollers shall know tn
whereabouts Of his star. Richard Colder
A picture of Old Jed Proudly at the StuI
teyant House is furnished with the nan
of the town in which he is playing ever
week.
James r. Smith. whose grievance We
yentiIatedin last nights EVENING WoRLI
wants justice. And he shall have 1t, b
Jove. He says his part in Three ON
Daughters" was not taken from him, {
announced, but wal cut ou OF h pla.
- Il was cut out much to the authors n
lief" said Mr.. Smith. ''as 1t dealt wit
q problem more delicate than Theosophy'
namely. ladies' bustles."
There is talk of Mr.. Conried ~enjoinir
bla" song of The Kings Fool" 1t
said that Mr.. Conried tried to get an !
junction in Cincinnati, but could n
secure it permanently.
Two or three people have already be-
} engaged for Mrs. Carter's company, b
Manager Price intends to keep the
names to himself for some time TO com
One of the three plays in which the lst
: is to appear has been selected.
Somebody suggested q brilliant Id
: Yesterday to Manager Is. d. Stevens,
TIC DB WOll tloppoi -oRtAo
. the subject of his little star, Miss Manol
She has done nearly everything on ear
TO be popular-sued for divorce, d
) missed the case, quarrelled with the ten
of the company, run away from M
8 Caull, rendered an injunction necessa
y TO tear her from The Gondollers, " Al
4 finally returned to McCaull. willing,
) You see" said the gentleman wi
the idea, there is very little TO do mo-
d You have exhausted the mine" .
T ~ know it." assented the pensi
: "There is but one thing left to d
r Manola has a child. Why not arran
with somebody to steal it for q consider
ton. alarm the police and make a sen
BY Jove" cried Stevens, tina
!, good-that's excellent. I'M save it {
Philadelphia"
Z Miss Clara Morris still continues b
season in spite Of the loss Of her leadi
= man. Frederic de Belleville. Alas! CIV
n leading man IL rarely missed: Mr.
ss M. Colville is now playing the 70.
= formerly assigned to De Belleviiie, W
. has joined The Stepping; Stone.
D. Mrs, George 8. Knight haR raised {
- faction 10 the benefit to be rendered
her husband. Mr.. Knight had be
placed IN a retreat, but escaped from
a and went 10 the house of his mother, NJ
y r.. S. Sloane, of No. GA Marshall sire
Philadelphia. He was seen by Edv
Foy. the comedian, to whom Mira, Sloa
z confessed that he was - physically he
= less and in much need of financial ASST
ancs." The benefit will be given, W
Mrs. Sloane as beneficiary.
z The souvenirs given in celebration
a the o-hundredth performance
u '.Shenandoah" at Proetor's Thea
Monday night were wonderfully elabor
N AFFAIRS. Itlooks as though each visitor
Proctor's would have to visit the thea
X with a wagon ON souvenir nights.
y purKET-SHOPS WIDE OPEN.