The evening world., 1893-07-03
"A TRIP TO CHINATOWN"
take 10 and Help tho sick Babies
Fund Along.

Funu Along.
A "Trip to Chinatown" performance
VIII be given Thursday afternoon for
the benefit Of the Sick Babies Fund!
The joyful news comes through Gen.
eral Manager Frank Mckee, who says
In letter every member Of the COM
pany volunteers his or her services,
and Mr. Hoyt will give the use of the
Madison Square Theatre free Of all ex-
pense any afternoon that The Evening
World may decide for the benefit of
the Sick Babies Fund"
There's illustrated generosity for you.
The play has been running 600 nights
without intermission or vacations. The
public Is not tired, but the players are
They haven't had a night off in nearly
two years Miss Geraldine McCann the
leading lady, Is losing her color; Miss
willie" Dean, who plays the part Of a
beau 30 delightfully."-, is getting thin; Mr..
Harry Conor. the comedian. who is 30
funny that he can't help laughing at
himself, Is getting so fat that he has
to ride bicycle four hours day. and
Mr.. Harry Clifford. 1.-The waiter" who
hasn't missed a single performance or
been a minute late since a Trip to
Chinatown" e. y, 'S n oSs,, was put on the boards
Last week pretty Bessie Clayton. the
dancer, tainted on the stage, and Satur-
day afternoon Miss seiby. the soprano.
home and put In the doctors care. The
company has made a reputation for IT.
self that has reached to the circumfer-
ence OF the dramatic world. Every
the vacations Messrs. Hoyt and Thomas
have arranged are we'll earned. Not
withstanding their fatigue. the ladies
personal comfort that while not expect
ed THE Evening World thoroughly
appreciates: The play. will be. with
those Who he have e'Ise not 81 seen THIS record
breaking entertainment OF the age will
have an excellent opportunity, to do so
Thursday afternoon, Even those who
is constantly being trimmed. frightened
styles. but with e new 'S Songs. th dances Hes
tricks and Jokes.
Miss Dean In mems clothes. She is
the prettiest boy in the profession. No
young gentleman or old gentleman in
the city, should miss her, for her attire
Is the pink Of perfection. In the first
act she wears a morning suit. which Is
an exact copy Of the one worn by Lord
were sent to the Bradley Martin we'd.
ding by the company. and the next
evening Miss Dean, as little willie
stunning Eaglish. OUTFIT. consisting of a
long frock coat that comes down to the
calves of the light trousers: a
Wa's,SH"' ho, to match instre'sss hs linen
patent leather "bluchers" and button
hole bouquet Of gardenias the size of
a caulilower.
sing hs MSe'A sS S hear the the wSr%s
very funny. and the tune-weii, You You
won't be able to get away from 1t: It
will sing Itself into your brain. and make
| seats in the house are only 81. and there
are cheaper ones upstairs, and not a
poor one In the whole theatre, for there
are. are no columns ms to obstruct the view II,
| hesitate about going on account of the
weather. The theatre Is provided with
electric fans and electric lights, and. nc
matter whether the siSzard or the bliz.
zard Is in town. the Madison Square
| Theatre is deliEhtfully comfortable. &c
and see "a Trip to Chinatown" and
ton kicks back and hits a tambourine on
her shoulder. Her ballet steps are ex-
quisite, and her skirt dancing Is the very
poetry of motion and color. Take the
| roy give a dog-fght, make soda water
and play saw-mill. Miss GIlroy, who
plays the part OF a fiirt, looks like a
stick OF candy, and the little folks will
| feel like ating her up.
The Sick Babies Fund Is nearing the
81. 900 line, and this benefit OF MIR. Hoyts
company will be a Great help and a great
opportunity for the friends OF the babies
to enjoy themselves and at the same
time make II n brilliant success.
Don't forget the date, July 6. Thurs
day afternoon at O'clock, and don't
for "A Trip to Chinatown"
II you can't afford an orchestra chair
get seat In the balcony. But go and
laugh The run will do you more good
than your dinner. NELL NELSON.