The evening world., 1891-06-29
THEATRES IN MIDSUMMER.
Marion Manola Mason Sees The "Tar
and Tartar at PalmeF'S.
New Phys and Stage Attractions
Promised for the Autumn.

Palmer 8 Theatre knew Il. II was Saturday
night but 1t was cool and invigoratinR. Had
It been otherwise, however. she would not
have cared, for she had Just returned from
Europe and she wns willing that the world
should gaze upon her. she loathes publicity,
like the sweet, retiring flowerctta that she is.
Yet II IS necessary occasionally and she Is
aware Of that fact. SO she does violence to
her feelings and asserts herself for her little
girls sake. She wore white corded silk,
fashioned resplendently, with big ruchcd
sleeves, diamond brooch and an
enormous Gainsborough hat, that shadowed
her" large, soulful eyes" as Laura Jean would
say. She was In box-thc stage box-thc
best In the house, or she would never have
condesconded to adorn 1t. She could sec and
she would be seen. Sho preferred TO be seen,
because-as already expained-she has
little daughter TO nourish and launch upon
the world.
"Oh," she said, with large bovinlne smile,
while the darkness Of her eyes cast gray,
becoming shadows upon her creamy-satin
cheek, got here this morning, and all
have seen so far has been reporters. ! sup
pose one has to take them with New York"
Then she heavcd a glossy, velvet-coated
sigh, rs though she hated New York re-
porters; as though they had not made her
what she is, or bought for her that lovely
White corded sllI, fashioned resplendently'
with big ruched sleeves. Perhaps she would
have heaved glOomler, less luxurious sigh II
she hadn't seen any OF them.
81 Ike New York." she continued, land
was nor sorry 10 leave London; On, Londoh
Is Wmll crol9h; d0h you know thlS cohdeS- lt,,.
uns "t, r1tt,v-rvn daWa ,vithoi,t smn Thjnl
dt ,r 20 e" my u"'o "''Ao"' '''"' "N
,rb,t ,ros nor en- oasv+o do NTH tho croor,v
satin foce % and t tbe rnnSded cSeeEa IN cvidencc
RECALLED the fnisdemeonors Of the English
81 liked the audiences abroad. They were
| so enthusiastic. They were appreciatlve and
most agreeable TO play to; Yet ] came baCk !!
Yes, l came BACK. iett JACK Dchlnd me Win
my daughter. He Will return
Digby Bell was at that instant chanting
81, ~ want sitn-a-shun," and the theatre was was
! not known them yet. Believe me, II / did l
would tell you what they were. l would,
indeed. Be quite sure OF that"
Nobody who knew her could doubt It for a
moment. Noble generous little lady, willing
| to tell all. everything, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth about-herself.
| 81 have had offers to star, and may accept
| rnanauers have already apnroochad mo hut
nnthiSo dotn,ta Soe' bappPp bappi Ionidad y,on
| When al ia matured Won shall know Gh."
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| Enoyv "e 0''0 nv y" S"~''
Tben sbe hosto,vad ber cttention unon tho
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t ~ hnt ter tn, A. And a. tha doro oI th,s
| coimnop Sec,ine t0 p,ai,e a 1nessino contest o5
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rarI q, boot raS uonor vvIth mi cboir m an
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Major Charles E. Rice, the doughty insti.
gator OF "McCarthy's Mlshaps" says he had
Macon Judge as an .lmpromptu advance
agent last season. Inc OLD gentleman saw
tne farce IN New orleans, ana was 30 pleaseo