The evening world., 1893-10-30
TALK ON AN0 orr THE STAGE.
Mrs. Kendall a Con1oisseur in Eye
brows as a Guide to Talent.
Hard Luck Of Members OF s.The
Younger som" Cast.

Stars and managers have different
ways Of Judging ii an aspirant has his
trionic ability. Some take the dress into
consideration; others consider the vocal
equipment, tie gestures and the d"port-
mcnt are all studied. Mrs. kcmdaI. how
ever, laughs at this. She has Il theory Of
her owy. 1t is simple and apparently
faCile. She receives the uapirgut, and
looks merely at his eyebrows. lie may
have Il pug nose, a m.sahnI I'd mouth,
and weak eyes, but all these iuiirmitios
will be forgiven for tine srh" of toe eve
brows. These must he long and rull,
curving around the eye. Mrs. Kendall
rays this has been her Euilc for years.
She has remarked that all LrrHt actors
have the long, dropping eyebrows. OF
course this does not mean that all people
with long eyebrows ar great H.turs.
She considers that the actor ppss. s~iu-
that attribute" Is more likely to succeed
than one without it. Mrs. Kendall lrint,
to jefferson, iirUugha'n, Lester Walilck
and COqu"!in as examples. sac says
nothing about Mr.. Euutll's eyebrows,
however. 1t Is to be presumed that they
drop in the approved fashion. A',,rs
seeking admission into Mrs. kornidIs
company must cultivate tn" eyebrows
or submit to being declined VITA th,,hl'i
in Mrs. K@ndals gracious, ultra
refined way.
The withdrawal of "Tha Younger Son.
from the Empire Theatre Is pleasant for
the people. but somewhat Ssing for
several member OF the cast. New
dresses were purchascd-manv of them
and they were designed TO shine ai moro
than six performances. Eow they VIII
have to be suhicCtod-muy hr before they
are even paid for-to that m"rcilesS pro-
cess known as ''making over for il -
one Of the unwritten laws of IN" staGG
that costumes used FOR n play snail
not be permitted to do duty in another.
Little Selma Gocrner is back again Mt
her post with II" Liipu'ians. 81" ap-
Mars Saturday afternoon. Miss Gocr-
mel. has been i'll Tor a very IN; UNI"
She vas sorely missed from ne ranks
OF the clever little people at NihIo's.
The Second Mr.. TanGu.""N, i to he
kcn1als. Those artists VIII net y%rntur"
out to the Pacific coast again, Last
time they weto there. the. rude and
hypcrcritical caIifor"iaMS di' rot. $40"
Of the reception accorded to the kynlali
at that time has placed Frisco. on ihcn'
black books, ,Pin,Io's PLAY SIN he '.n"
pany, an organization that IS to play
for n season at the Baldwin Theatre.
1t will be made up, OF 4 u. Falmrr.S
company, ana SuDDi'lh'IlL,. ny "i'l-NN
selected hv AL lIaTman. Tn" r"p"rtOtr"
will include, in addition 10 ''fho S,conl
Mrs. Tanqreray,' "rhc dancing Girl
%ciIor's Wife" ami ~ Womar's Re-
vengc.' The artists will be Wilton
Lackaye. ]. II. Stcidlrt, T., NJ. Holland,
Frederic Robinson, T.. i. Henley, May
Rroukyn. Mrs. -. T. Bowers, Mar
Hampton and Mrs. Phillips.
1t is said that Joseph jefferson will
devote the rest OF his theatrical career
to rip Van Winkle.' It's revival has
been attended by so much success that
the famous actor does not feel called
upon to do anything else.
Woolson Morse is engaged upon a re
vision of his "Cindgrelia," which De
Wolf Hopper will present when he re.
turns to New York. Tn" burleslU" will
be called "Dr. SyntaX; or, Cinderella at
school," Morse is very proud of it. II"
won his spurs with it when it was pro
sented at Days Theatre with Ada
Rehan, James Lewis, nigby Bel, Laura
Joyce, and others in the cast. He will
not ask Mr.. DAILY to allow Miss Rohan
to appear in DE Wolf Hopper's version,
MAINE. and Georgia." CALIFORNIA;