New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
THE KENDALS COME AGAIN.
READY FOR ANOTHER AMERICAN TOUR
WHAT THEY HAVE DONE SINCE THEY WENT TO

WHAT THEY HAVE DONE SINCE THEY WENT TO
ENGLAND AND WHAT THEY WILL DO HERE
When Mr.. and Mr., Kendall came to America for
The first time. Just year they had little Thought ~
coming again as soon 4, this Indeed, Mr.. Kendall
was heard 10 twice that III, business
Affairs III London would make it almost Impossible
for him to come here thi, season These conditions
might have prevailed and kept tho kcndals away
fol- the present had not others arisen that made II
quite impossible for them not TO come. These latter
conditions were, Of course, their great artistic suo'
cess on this side OF the Atlantic and tile delighted
appreciation that it met The reception Of last sea'on
was such would make the neglect 10 repeat the tour
seem little less than absolute folly SO II was that
when the Enuria came III Yesterday orning she had
Mr.. aud Mrs, Kendall on board. They are accompanied
this time by their oldest daughter Miss Daisy Kendall
OF course they were glad to get back 10 America
people who here for second time always are
Or they would not comc-and 10 be among the friends
ncau who arc Not such friends now as they
wear AGO After expressing this Mrs. Kendall
iii,, care WIS ~ correct some statements made III
certain papers 10 TIE effect that after her former We"
come in TIL, conntrv she had gone back 10 England
and had said unhnd and nngclefonN things about the
people here Nothing If this sort was tac. ne
said and H.. recalled that Matthew Arnold, WHO
had also been accused .! saving undNd things atont
AMERICANS as-ur. her before she came here III" first
time tia, her reception certain 10 hc mCst
il. arty urd most .nCcr~ From thr subject Of EHc-
lsh pee Vie In America Mrs Kendall was led 70 pca OF
American, in i;AfIHd and 70 that the :nccc: Of
iIr Du!y. company aid especially o! Nils, Ada E'lan
IN London til, SUMMER lad been something mar
vc!!oas not only with The public. bu, with the press.
A. information tn is not new of coarse. bat II Is In
,crr;tiug 20 hear Il again from such sOjr,c. she
also spoke tichlv O. Mis-, Agnes Huntington and what
lie had do!.c Loldon and said that She believed
Paul Jones" would BE- extremely popular IN America
The K.ldh~ have had busy enmn.H: since they
went back 10 ENGLAND For ~ most Of the time Mrs.
Kendall ha, lived 1T thu dro>inakers. she says.
-j,crint. udnr The mailing "f the costumes for the
plavs to lc -ivru the present t"nr. At the end "f
the summer there was provincial tour OF t"" "'ck"'
tie COMPANY pihyinc IN birmingham. Liverpool vi"
Manchester. r!lc play, gwen were The eaIIi"" ana
All for Her and both received With cnh!-iaNin
cverywherc ard AWAY. INC kc"Ga> arc especial
fnvsr,,es In Manchester ard they never omit an en-
rsscn.nt there from "a provincial tonr, and MrmInr
ham is counted as another stronghold Ancr The mort
tou. Ms Kendall went To- Paris on N"nfNy Nv" weeks
NO TO-DAY. returned On Tuesday. oIcit WEDNESDAY IL
shopping London, went 10 Marlborough 10 Nd good
hvo to ole ~r who T. at school There's Oh
Thursday went Liverpool on Friday aid sailed oA
the E,rira ola >,tulhay-a moderately lively week, Ger
ta!nly.
The American season Will BERN w"cli from to-
night a. he Eth Avcnuc Theatre. The hr-i play
wifi be The oQ;,irc, 1t was by A. W Pl!'r' and "ar
produced "a, the jams Theatre. London" and again
II, p.v'+ Theatre Il few year. u4o. il VIZ r'i'ird
TWO or thrc" times about Year and half aga AID ha.
not been >ceM hcr. since that timr. Nh Kendall "f
course has tho tile part. which was PLAYED i'f" Nv
Ms. RNhau, and Mr. k"ndals Is That "i Lieutenant
rhornuy ne. PLAYED here by John DrN. 'ld 'uh'"'''
whom Jane, Lewis MADE familiar, will be IN TIE
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