The evening world., 1891-11-16
WHISPERED IN THE WINGS
Sidney Drew and Manager Froh.
man Have a Tiff.

Sidney Drew has sent in his resignation to
Charles Frohman and there Is q bellicose
consistency about the atmosphere In the
neighborhood OF Mr.. FrOhman'3 Oflice. Mr..
Drew, who IL q member-the best member,
not excepting the star-of Dixey's company
declines to go on the road with "The Man
with o Hundred Heads for the reason that
he considers tho part he has been given an
unworthy one and likely to injure his future
reputation on the road. Mr.. Drew has q con-
tract with MIR. Frohman, so he begged for
o release. The manager, 1t is claimed, sent
back highly autocratic letter In which he
said TO Mr. Drew, you will 60 on the road,
and you will play the parts that I deem 1t ad-
visabie for you to play"
Now, Drew IL q very ambitious young actor,
who has already made large name for him
self in New York, and who, 1t has been con-
coded by many, hns been the only member Of
the Dixey company to give complete satisfAc-
tion. When he was asked to play the part OF
q servant In "The Man with . Hundred
Heads he was very indignant, but he played
It. Now he has rebelled, and declines to 60
on the road. Mr.. Frohman, 1t Is thought, will
not accept his resignation. Friends OF Mr..
Drew say that the reason the young comedian
has been sighted Is that MIR. FIohman is next
year to star John Drew, and he Is not anxious
Tor brother to distract the attention OF the
public from the star.
George W. Travernor, or the "Miss Helyett "
company, mas awakened criticism on the
subject OF the brogue no uses at the Star
Theatre. 1t Is not generally known that Mr..
Travernor Is an lriShman, born I'm Dublin and
that he used his brogue for years, when he
pany.
Tho cast OF Cinderella" the spectacle that
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w 'ue''ea iho 'ouuan ~ inc hcauehy
Ward, Nina harrington, Norman Cole, Charles
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"Tnngled Up Is the name OF new farce
comedy, from tho French, that he Is going &c
sarah Is gong To nave very varied week
OF It at the standard Theatre. beginning mex
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"o''u"'' ''A 'ep''''iie wa" P''o"oi' w ~
follows: Monday, " La Dame aux Camalcas :
ruesqay, Frou-Frou;" "Wednesday, "Adri
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- io''" ou''ne'' "aS oho'iAous'
Miss Uelyett " had commissioner Hess IA,
400 y had a much more famous Spectator Ar
the person--the ample and delicately refined
person-of ..pat Gleason,
Francis Wilson has been In great demand
by the dramatic AID literary periodicals tha
Indulge In Christmas issues. wilson Is one o
the few comedians VINO can really )ot down
Few reminiscences without the aid OF maa
stories and is known as one OF the most UbIit
Ing men IN the profession. COf course n,
doesn't think OF sucn details as sel(-adyeriis,.
ment.) Nat Goodwin Is n fair contributor: !,
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