The evening world., 1890-06-02
AMONG The PLAYER FOLK.
The Interesting Gossip Of the
Theatrical World.
The Success of Beau Brummei "
Changes Richard MsnsfieId's Plans.

Miss JeffrCys Lewis has NOT yet decided
upon her plans for next season. She may
go TO California and she may possibly visit
Engla, to see her mother, who liyes abroad.
Miss LewisR husband. Harry Mainhall. il
now with Miss Msude Granger, and Miss
Lewis may travel with him. though she will
not play. Miss Lewis In never seen without
her child, who is anything but meek little
Fauntleroy. When asked his name he always
replies. Harry Mainhall, jr., mothers
dearest boy" and he invariably declares
that he is going to be IAN actor like
father"
Miss Linda Dietz is at present in the coun-
try tending an aged mother. II is possiblo
that Miss Dietz may appear in play 10y
Charles Coote. In which she made . great
hit at Ut. Paul. Miss Dietz, II will be re-
membered. was for years with Mrs. Kendall.
and had she been in tho city when the Ken
dals sailed would probably have gone TO
England with them.
William Henry Rice and W. q. Kuscl have
formed a minstrel partnership. They will
organize company entitled the Worlds
Fair Minstrels. TO play the smaller citios
tuht lhIkti NObhpuultb uo NV lh-
wade.
II. Haddon Chambers, the author of
Captain Swift. is coming over here. Mr..
Chambers has made good deal OF money
ont OF this country already. He will prob
ably declare, as ho touches terra firma. tina I
he loves America and the dear Americans
and is glad to be here.
Richard Mansfield thought OF going to
Europe in July. but the success OF Beau
Brummcl" has caused him to change his
plans. Europe looks rather dim as far as he
iB concerned.
Neil Burgess closed his season at the Union
Square Saturday night and goes 70 his Sum-
mer resort at the Highlands OF New Jersey
Abigail TO- some new frocks. but he isn't
going to Worth for therl. Aunt Abigail Ia
rstisfed by the home article: BURGESS wears
is real and cost $3.50. The eXtrnva-
giant spinster has nearly worn 1t out.
BssSs BesSs' ] fD'' S make iss%
trips to this city during the Summer. to see
the company that will be engaged by Charles
Jlefierson tS play The County Fair on
to approve or disapprove.
Miss Louise Sylvester thinks Of starring
next season in "A Mountain Pink" IN
which she has alrea ady soubretted. She will
try and secure a number OF weeks in and
abound New York.
His Natural Life }" is to have 4 four
weeks summer season, beginning June 12.
Jules Kunel iS to manage and play part in
it. lingo Tyrell and Charles Hagar are to
appear i'll it.
Work has already been begun upon Herr
mann's new theatre, that is to replace Dock
stader's. 1t is to be utterly gorgeous, with
tApestried seats. and decorations that make
the word expensive look insignificant. The
Professor has already purchased 81, 900
worth Of rugs to throw, pictnresnuely
around. III is qnite likely that Hermann
himself will open the new house.
Now ia the time to hear the soubrettes and
ingenues talking of Summering." Top
flats in Tenth avenue. from which glimpses
of the Hudson can be caught. loom forth as
my country place. Boniview-on-th the Hud-
son. " and the crowded east-side dwellings
are construed into Glades and groves. To
see one OF the Broadway souhrettes shaking
her pendent cur ls in pure childish glee. and
prattling girl shly about the perfectly de-
lightful time she is going to have. is posi-
tive treat.