New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
xoTriE COLLINS DOES NOT SING.
MORE BAD LUCK AND DIsApPoINrMf.NI -4o
MORROW NIGHT, PERHAPS.

MORROW NIGHT, PERHAPS.
Again the prospective admirers OF Miss Lo'ue w
Inns have been disappointed. She Ga not aPp.
the Standard Theatre last night, did not sing '",'
"a Boomdeay,s and the people who nave Dee" 80
appointed often are asked to be hrm III u'e iA.'
that they may have better luck some time ana " ~
! IL again tomorrow night. Miss Collins Is heeP"s
them waiting for her song and the dance thal soes
with IL even As the passengers Of the Normahhis
waited for food and water. But let her not 10 ~
far. Already there some who say Openly wv!
do not believe there IS any such person as Loto WI
Inns.
Miss Collins has had many troubles since she was
engaged b. Mr.. FrohmaD 10 sing IN this country NO"
She IS in New York, after ali the tolls and riaiS y.
getting here and last night, when nobody saw al!
reason to suppose that everything would not pe MI
right she could not sing because her wardrobe hAu
been injured by the Quarantine steam fumghloh' ~
does not take many gowns TO sing Ia ra-ra Bool'uc
ay,7 Of course, but what few it does take must DE- III
pesentabe condition the frst night. But "hc"
Miss Colnss pretty gown got through the .lo ue
grees OF steam 1t not up to the STANDARD o
the heroine her song who Is not too bad ana ho'
too good" The hair OF her wig, too, came Out, VI
turned gray with fear OF cholera or did something eh
that disqualified II for public career. 80 there WIS
another disappointment
soon after Miss COliins's engagement by Mr.. fron
man was announced, word that she was SICK anu
that there would be delay IN her coming. once II
was said that she dead. but when cable dlspa'eH
sent asking her II she WIS. she replied Ia
s-ra Boom decay" and the report was therefore ae
MED. But she delayed In sailing. delayed IoT Il
week. and then she sailed on the Norinalhls Wh~'
happened after that every body knows. Miss Collins
stayed at Quarantine, IN any thing but conteh'eu
frame OF mind, for ever 50 many days. Then she
got Oh board the stonlnston and not conioriams
at all. aud finally she boarded the Cepheus and was
wretchc, All the south shore Of Long Island came
out 10 keep her from landing, and there were an
injunction OF judge and II proclamation OF the Gov
ernor on the subject. When she finally released
from Fire Island she was advised 10 come To N""
YOra by land but She chose water. and the boat eo
promptly stuck on a sandbar and there was decay
OF hours.
An appointment was made for Miss Collins 10 meet
newspaper men at the Union square Hotel at .
O'Clock ON Friday night At one minute before she
seized wits a longing 10 see Miss Amelia Glover
dance the Grand Opera House, and on, She started
having presumably spent the Intervening time In ind
ing on, that Miss Govcrs last dance at the Grand
opera House WAS danced two weeks ago. and 10y that
lme she was 100 tired and 100 sick to see anybody
Yesterday the announcement was made through "rI
managers Mss Collins IS enjoying voiy GOO
health and is once more very much pleased WIN
America The part Of America which she has seen
thus far. stretching from Quarantine station on
lie west 10 flrc Island on the east. and rom
Sandy Hook the sohth 10 tho Union square HOTEL
the north. Is certainly calculated to inspire neT
with Ileasirablc sensations 1870,
Nobody can ever tell how long streak OF bad luck
will hold out rs every wise gambler knows but II
Miss Collins luck shonld happen 70 change before
decay at The standard Theatre, in new gown and
a viz.