The evening world., 1893-06-29
HOPPER's DUAL CELEBRATION.
Hs Is Again a Bridegroom and
Revises "Panjandrum."
VARIED to Edna Wallace-Other
News Of the Stage.

Whether II was In honor OF MS mar
r,,Re that De Wolf Hopper presented
a new version OF "Panjandrum'' at the
2roadway Theatre last night, or
xhether 1t was to souvenir
the new version OF Pan
iandrum" that Hopper got married, no.
body can possibly know. The facts
are. however, that Hopper was a smiling
bridegroom last night for the third time
IN his life and for the first time since
the production Of "Panjanorum;"
furthermore, that there was a revised
edition of the ''olla- -podrida" and that
all went we'll. There had been a rumor
current for some two weeks that Hop
per was about to marry Edna Wallace,
of Charles Frohman's company. Nobody
believed 1t. however. for the reason
that Mrs. Hopper No. 2 was exceed
insly alive and considerably undivorced.
Riaito to the effect that Mrs. Hopper
No. g. hearing OF De VOLTS attentions
10 Miss Wallace, called at that young
nots and ss %aSe a1eres yssrous se
couple went to Newark. N. J., and were
married by Rev. Mr.. Nichoi Miss
Charles Charles Frohman, and viii appear at
she she Played in "The Girl ! Left Behind
Me-" She Is a eomsly little ut arS.an;: woman;
Theatre last night and applauded her
comedian husband she looked very
pretty and girlish: Mr.. Hopper mar
comic opera stage, and then he became
the husband Of vivacious chorus girl
in the MSCauil Company: The changes
in the were not sonspicn u
sea voyage In the second. whi:e the
part Of Alfred Klein had been rewritten.
likewise some new dialogue. The com
pany was exceedingly happy. Miss
Della Fox made no effort to conceal her
smiles. and the others all talked at the
happy bridegroom.
"A Trip to Chinatown" begins to see
the end of its days. II was said yester-
ONO. calls il persistentlyl viii be- be with
q Miss Jarbsau win probably succeed
It; and and in, IN .NoxemSer Hoyts other
will be produced.
Roland Reed goes to Chicago Satur-
at the Worlds Fair. Next season he
intends to devote himself to innocent
as a Lamb" the play which has met
Gilnoso Tth some e, success ,S out OF town; E. q.
just returned from Chicago, where he
went to see the Fair and to confer with
Mr. Abbey about the production of
America" in this city next season.
Before "Amsrica is produced at the
other dose OF BLACK Crook" beginning
IN August. Business Manager Van
Dusen says that It will be a very diff
gether again. Most Of them have de-
yk3 ysi9psd into split: serpsntine and other
humble ballet.
Miss Julia Arthur is back again in
The Prodigal Daughter" at the Ameri-
syaF 2sas ne TSs # ss
week and her sister, Miss Lewis Arthur,
played her part. and did 1t well. too.
Later Later % on Miss Adelaide Prince will be
the English weeklies whose methods are
deiiciously primitive. II he fails to re-
l,tes eelXe tickets I;tsn for a new production he
about this play. for the management
sent me no seats, and consequently did
not CO." The other day he wrote con-
ceIHiHB new piece: Il was Ill and un-
able to go. I sent two substitutes, but
they. studied liquid refreshment too
keenly. so that their report Is unreliable.
do not blame them, for 1t was very
warm weather. 1t was entirely the fault
OF the MANAGEMENT" And yet folks say
that this is 1888.
"A Chicago paper says that robin
Hood" Is being sung at the Garden The
atre, New York. by the Boston Indians.
Sampson closes his engagement at
the American Theatres roof garden Sat-
urday night. His IS, 900 to 81 600 offer to
lift against Sandow Is still hanging FIRE,
ana It fs likely to continue hanging
New Workers, SO far, have failed to wax
snthusiastic over strong gentlemen.
Whether this is sign of intellectually
O,,d,I, or i,mbeeility has not. as yet. been def-
Monte Carlo" is the name Of a
spectacular operate comedy play" by
"a Marble, which is to be presented
next season with George Wilson, the
mn,instrel-comedian. in the leading part.
The managers will be Messrs. Primrose
ana West. There are to be no women
IN the production. According to man