The evening world., 1890-02-14
IN The DRAMATIC WORLD.
Manola Enraged at Being En-
joined from the "Gondoliers."
Why Mrs. sneI.McCrea-G Green Did
Not Go on the stegO,

BlllIe MISE nlhAhOh NAAhOhNt uhAuNllN
clad in q pretty fawn-colored dress, which
fitted her faultlessly and was Just long
enoueh-or short en~ough--to reveal n
tiny foot in a French shoe, eat In the
Office Of b. d. Stevena yesterday. She
was p%erturbed.
II am furious and fosining,H' she said,
lat the way my case with McCaull has
turned out. No, I don't mind the in
junction restraining me from singing in
The Gondoliers.' Iexpectsd that. But
/ do object to being misrepresented. As
l said before, I AMI furious and foaming. -
Little Mr.. Stevens laughed and tried to
console Miss Manols, but without any
success.
"The letters 1 wrote to McCaull," abe
went on, lin reference to next season
were actually construed rs referring to
this season. 1 am placed in q false light
and I really don't know what to do"
"Lets put mp a job, Manola," sug-
gested sunny Stevens. brightly.
III do anything on earth" she said,
but I won't go back to Cottrelly. That
womanl 1 tremble when ! think of her.
When l heard her affidavit read l could
only open my mouth in surprise. liter
ally couldn't speak. New York doosn't
back TO her. She never liked me anyway,
and this suit is q woman's spite.".
Then Miss Manola,. with the beautiful
logic of her sex, declared that she didn't
recognize such u being az Mme. Cot
trelly, though for half an hour she had
been vigorously proving the recognition.
II Mr.. McCnull himself we're we'll "
company. I'd GO back. He was always
very nice and kind to me. and / owe him
some gratitude. but that Cottrelly"-
Never mind. Manola," remarked
Stevens s~oothingly. I" l will avenge your
wrongs. I'll offer hor 600 per week TO
play old woman in the De Wolf Hopper
company"
ION, thanks, If you only would" ex-
claimed Miss Marion f%ervently. II
shall never, never go back to her. I'd
sooner be sent TO Ludlow Street Jail for
SIX months. imprisonment Inns no terrors
for me. They can lock me up If they
like"
Miss Manola was becoming intensely
dramatic; Bernhardt couldn't have
uttered the last words more effectively.
Don't think ] mind this .Gondolier
business" she resumed. II don't That
engagement was only for six weeks.
Stetson offered me great financial induce
ments. / thought il would lie better than
doing nothing, but l originally intended
to come to New York and rest. 1 wish 1
had done So"
Milt Gotthold. formerly business man.
ager of the Theatre Comiqne. Harlem, has
now joined the forces of Mr.. Hammer
stein In that region. He ia stage manager
at the Harlem Opera-House.
Teddy Marks has returned to this
country with his International Vaudeville
Company all organized. He has engaged
the AVOIDS, two boys; sixteen and md seven ven
and . girl, from St. Petersburg; the
Boranis. who have lust returned from Aus
tralia; Charles and Poppi .Sternheim from
Vienna; Leonce and Mile. Lola now In
Italy: Miss Minnie Cunningham. Charles
Chaplin. Lieut.. Travis; Clemolo and his
monkey thinker. Canaan. and the Mo
rellas. They will sail for this country
Aug. 16. Mr.. Marks has literally secured
Europe for novelties, and o moro hustle
some hustler it is difficult to imagine.
The company will open at the Union
Square Theatre.
Mr.. Marks brought back with him from
London the two latest songs 81 Just Had
a Wire to Say So." and What Twice
That ?" He handed them over to Mr..
John II. Russell. of The City Direc-
tory" who will probably have them in
troduced into hat construction.
Said an actor yesterday. speaking of
shrewd woman of business. She spoke
TO a certain manager here-who shall be
nameless. She told him that she wanted
TO go on the stage. and vas willing to pay
for that privilege. Tbs manager went to
q well-known actress who Is now
giving dramatic lessons. He said
upo he The st Mgs: W McGEi her T %sil. Il Il s EEe
is willing 10 put mp $50, 900. I'll star her
as Josephine. But the lady was too smart
for them. She was q keen woman of
business. She thought sue loved the
stage. but she loved her money better.
and she wasn't going to. he bled by any
means. Several managers who, called
upon her. supposing thar she was some
got very severely left"
William Fl. Crane has already decided
to pass his next season in this city at
Palmer's Theatre. But of his plans more
anon. Sufficient for the day is ".The
Senator " thereof.
Several American songs are making
great hits In London. :" Razzle DaZzie,h
" A Little Peach in an Orchard Grew"
and - The Song that Reached My Heart"
are sung at the Gaiety Theatre In " Ruy
Bias"
Nell Nielsen In the New York Facto-
rfes. A striking series or articles
about workfnG-KirI hns will appear
IN THE EVENING WORLD next week.
Don't fAn 10 read them.