The evening world., 1890-05-14
HEARD n THE STAGE DOOR.
HanassF ROSsHquwt Buys HsndeFSVn's
Rights IN Several Plays.
Hints Of Trouble in the Around
the World" Company.

Manager Wesley Rosenquest. Of the Bijou
and Fourteenth Street Theatres, consum-
msted what may be considered q very i'm.
portant - deal " yesterday. He bought out
ell Mr.. David Hendersons rights in "Ths
City Directory, y - Easy Street. Z" and other
productions In which Messfs. Russell and
Henderson were interested. Mr.. Russell.
therefore. now has R~osenauest ~ a partner.
and . New York manager 10 rather . neat
financial ally to possess.
The Stepping-Stone" company appear
70 have had rather . hard time Of 1t in
~Philadelphia. humor had 1t on Broadway
yesterday that they were unable to get back
from the Quaker City TO the metropolis. and
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train. The trunks OF, two or three actors
were Yesterday in that lanientable condition
known vulgarly as hook Miss Jennie
says that Mr.. Rosenfe!d gave her q check,
and that when her brother presented II
At the bank II proved to be worth.
on the road with the company. and had iefi
ipstructions that the. check be paid to her
aid. when | returned home to fnd thai
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mother had been left in The house without q
cent. ! was so angry that l didn't know what
TO do" Miss Reiffarth, therefore, did what
actors n actresses do. under such circum-
Report has il that Miss Maude White 10
going to star next season.
Joseph Grismer and his wife. Miss Phoebe
Davis. the well.known Western stars, are in
the CITY. MIR. GFtgmer nayn ~DAFindfoal WfRitq
to this city in search Of plays that have
made Eastern successes. His rule Is never
to present in thS West a play that has net
talks very ssnsibly on this subject. II
have come ia. the conclusion" he rayr,
that people don't want to see me. They
EnoS e eh sse q RlIl'Y Yiila 50 ! M Ess III E. Si ! that stsr. .
might accept a h%int-only q hint. OF course
tumble actor in Mixed Pickles, Z, comes TO
his new departure. The Silent .Psrtner.'
asd he is said to have met With fatterina
declares he hasn't the least 6ankeringt for
more pickles, mixed or otherwise.
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epgssr: sh f,.s cne Kiraiiy snssEsd % Miss n.s
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'ef f henry aid "a ok S basf Gytt SS EsGa asks sl ri. - 10
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part Miss ;Thorre was also engaged. But
Kiralfy wouldn't have her. Miss Dorothy
nossmore was engaged for Aouda. but
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time. Miss Thorne and Miss Rossmore pre-
sent, thsmselyes every, night Al. Nibio's
Garden. reporting for duty. md Of oonrse
way against the Kiralfys. -
kilograms by the score have come to the
city from Nat Goodwin and the members OF
.ass :s%S 81 sdr. .nTF sSas5n. i Iss.. .n ssatass.
and WiiIism Ysrdlsy. The play sss pro;
ssntsd e. Po5tla9S. md the delsc.s6ls Me-
one or two OF his latest productions have
proysa ws.. he tbcugbt tsey you'd
to New York next season.
Little Miss Lillian Price, who recently left
Galety company because. she said, she
in i'll health and wanted 20 go back to
England, hasnt gone back 70 England, as
morning promenade on Broadway 10 watched
By many sdmiring eyes.
The next burlesque that ''Adonis" Dixey
10 10 produce will be purioined. ie 10 sad.
from Hip Van Winkle." In THE Seven
Ages Dixey demonstrated his ability to
play Oldham roles. His lean and slip
rered pantaioon" was . highly artistic piece
Of work.
]. G. Williamson. of Australia. sailed for
on the Arizona yesterday. Mr.. |
came to New York to look
aronnd the American metropolis for theat-
rieal novelties, and he goes 70 London for q
similar purpose. George w. Lederer and
his wife sailed on the same steamer.
Fred McCloy said yesterday that he Ia
booking The Knights of Tyburn =
for usxt season. u viii enjoy . good solid
topr. New scenery viii be painted. and 1t
go ont nnder very bright auspices. In
lie moan time Its SpriDg tou is highly anc-
,es fai. The theatre in Jersey City hes been
pacAeo. - .
There is some talk of a light comedy sea-
son ct Amberg'g Theatre when the German
,easOn has closed. An adaptation OF % Tete
10 Linotte. one version OF which was
Known in this city as Featherbrain." may
DO presented /.
The international y~audevilles are TO be
1illed about the city by the energetic Mr..
Teddy Marks next season in q very unique
md elaborate style. The printing will In.
the naRs 81 nineteen nations. and
very color that the most vivid rainbow has
Iuggested will be used.