The evening world., 1890-05-26
PLAYER FOLK ON THE Deep.
Tfansatlantio Passages Of Greater
and Lesser Stars.
Little Gertie Homan's Successful
BeneHt for the Fresh Air Fund.

Miss Rosina vokes, who closed her season
~ DAYS Theatre on Saturday night, will
remain at her Fifth avenue fat until June
90, when she will sail for England with her
husband, Cecil Clay. They will go to their
little Devonshire nook and ruralize. Most
OF the members OF the company will also
cross the Atlantic, though Felix Morris and
his wife will Eeek the rusticity Of q little
home they possess at 0~conomowoc, Wis.
Miss Vokes had a very pleasant farewell
Saturday. At the matinee she WAS called
before che curtain-which isn't usual At
matinees - aud IN the evening she
had several floral tokens. Next season she
will spend most OF her time in New York,
playing four weeks in January at Palmer's,
and six weeks in April at Days. She will
present several new plays including one by
Clyde Fitch, the author OF Beau Brum-
mel" entitled ''Betty's Finish. +" Mr.. Fitch's
bright and polished style ought to At Rosina
like . glove. There will be one or two new
people In the company. Mr.. Clay Ia nego-
tlating with q couple of English beauties of
play long engagements in big cities-five
weeks IN HoatOn, three In PHILADELPHIA and
four In Chicago.
Little ,Gertie Holman, writes; Dear Mr..
A%llepdale; Just would like to tell you how
aud, made sIos; / think that was very good
fresh air fund and am going to send Il
tomorrow. I~ncloned 1 have a programme
for you to see the other members of the. W,
ing little friend, Gertie Homan." W, A. q.
Y. means =" We are only amateurs, Little
Gertis's ASSOCIATES were. Miss Kate Hodges,
Miss .Fiossie Mould aud Miss Bessie Fry.
Miss Lou Homan was stage manager.
A cable message adorned The office Of W.
II. Lykens, Miss Templeton'h manager, yes
terday. 1t was brief. but Mr.. Lykens was
proud Oft, No oil heintinR Of value could
announced that she would sail for this
country June ID.
Thomas r. Shea has returned from a sea-
sou q FSnntleroyisn. There wore four com
next asa l .ea, eis' MI MT. She's 81 s'f Sas Ssd sI : eaioTiss.
tion that the company he managed travelled
14,94o miles. played Tag nights 20 matt
.Fanntleroy" company, with Miss Minnie
RI%atslitfe as Dearest. starts for st. John on
Wednesday.
Miss Sophie Eyre has been engaged to bead
sttock company. TO BE-, orgapiyed by Man.
sger Fieischmann, in Philadelphia.
IN lie seiection OF an Aunt Abigail Prue for
the company to play "The County Fair " OH
the road pext season. AS II is bv no means
1faslly i9persensts .hs New Ensiand spEnster,
its mot unlikely that Mrs. Fannie Denham
nIouse. Mr.. BURGESS understudy. may play
A "trspscontinental" route has been
Soosfd by Tsddie Marks for his lnttTna.
scjHes from New York to Ban ,Frapcisco,
The orgsnisaticn will also, play in Teronto
az t !hs City 6S 81 s MsSiss; TO M Collect MsTb h. T tors sal
new play, Zone. Error" will create the
CHARACTER Of Judith orme, a young English
always do because IL stands between her
and 6sppiness. Mas Lotfs will play one OF
Mr.. Ridder's comedies next season.
1t IL rumored that Miss Marie Burroughs
has severed her connection with A., NJ.
Palmer'H company. OF which she has been
q as nos spp sSr f N y Snn; jacks si.S s sSfGS fan
Mr. Psimers fsult"for he can't create parts
III III Is raths dissouraFing Tor 3 pretty and
shelved.
psnmap Thompson. while PLAYING ~ Phi:
thinking that he would find there q ticker.
He was anxious to hear something about the
races. He asked for the ticker. I'VE do
ply. That Il how Uncle josh tells the story.
The Hanlon-Yolta and Martinetta Panto-
mine aud Novelty Company is the pOrtent-
GUS title of the organization that comes TO
the Academy of Music In August. Mr.. Oil
more want 70 see how the New York public
will like an Alhamhra entertainment. h
particular AlhambIA entertainment will
however be without liquor.