Evening journal., 1893-06-02

serpentine Dancing Because it Hurt
Her Arms-"P "Panjandrum" Cost s3,5oo
Week at the Broadway Theatre.
Charles Frohman's New Play.
Il is stated upon the best authority
that John j.. Sullivans profits during
the past season have exceeded $50 O00
Mr. Sullivan, who is now his own man
ager, has developed marked skill as q
business man.
Charles A. Gardner will be seen next
season in spectacular production,
entitled THE Prize Winner written by
James R. Carey and Dr. r. A. Wood
The play is built on a German Turner
idea and the scene Is laid In the Austrian
Tyrol All scenery used will be carried
and much is expected Of the Alpine
avalanche q mechanical masterpiece
The Dramatic News SAYS: Mrs
Minnie Palmer Rogers Is now in this
country, seeking TO obtain a divorce
from her husband, John r. Rogers
This suit will not be opposed. The
Dramatic News is now in position to
give exclusive publicity to the rumor
that, as soon as the decree is obtained,
the plaintiff will return 10 London TO
become the wife OF well-known theatri
cal manager in that city. This manager,
it is said, is the one who had charge OF
the Minnie Palmer tours Of Great Britain
since the separation of the star from her
husband
Eugene Tompkins, the Boston mana.
ger, has sold the country rights In The
81 nck Crook" to the firm Of Springer &
Welty
Charles Frohman has purchased In
London the American rights in "Charley's
Aunt, the piece that has made the most
important success Of the English theatri-
cal season
Town Crier says in the Dramatic News :
Il learn through a private letter from a
friend in London that The Black
Domino, the latest melo drama at the
Adelphi Theatre, from the pen Of George
T. Simms and Robert Buchanan, Is quickly
TO be Withdrawn, the Messrs Gatti hav
ing lost fully 5000, or $50, 600 upon the
prediction
Miss Loie Fullner writes from Paris
that she has been compelled for eight
days to retire from the bill at the Folles
Bergere, owing 10 the giving out of the
muscles of her arms, which are severely
taxed in her serpentine dances. She has,
however, recovered aud Is again seen on
the stage, to the great dalight of the
parisians, who are still infatuated with
her
There is no doubt whatever about tho
enormous success of Tho Prodgal
Daughter" and the simultaneous success
OF Mr.. French's new theatre IN Eighth
avenue, New York The house indeed "a
perhaps the most paletial theatrical
structure in the world.
Mrs Jan es Brown Potter, Kyrle Bel
T. ]. 1 so 4
sailed for Europe last Saturday and Ads
Rehan, Miss Fiolliott- Paget @ d
Marius and G. Perugini will sail on
Saturday next
Edward Rice's second Monday night
with 'Ii0e' at Palmer's Theatre, Nov
York, drew just one hundred dollars
more than his opening With anything
like good weather Rice should make
money on Broadway all summer
David Hendersons cali Bsba" opened
fer its sumner run in Chicago on Satur
day night. If the Worlds Fair doesn'
actually harm the business that is, /
the houses should remain as large al
they were last year-there will be si'
months Of immense receipts at th
Chicago Opera House
The expenses OF "Paniandum" az th
Broadway Theatre, New York, have thu
far averaged So. 800 week II takes bi
business TO keep the Hopper Compau
going.
Rose Beaudet has made big hit &
the West with a crinoline dance which (
described as being enormously funny
She is playing excelleutly an eccentri
comedy part in Larry the Lord.
J. X Emmett is trying TO sell his larg
schooner yacht. the Siren. 4. Henr
Ia. 90. nNa .nl,I
Magician Hermann may buy Mr. French
boat
george w Lsderer will hereafter de
vote himself exclusively 10 the msnaF
meut of "rhe Isle Of Champagne,
which he has an important coutlngei
interest His contract with Charles
Dickson is terminated. Mr. Dickson wi
manage himself next season
George Beane, Jr, the original 'eg
old bachelor Of "a Trip 10 Chin
town. has resumed that role at u
Madison Square Theatre.
The friends Of Charles w Thomas,
the firm Of Hoyt & Thomas, have late
been much alarmed by the condition
that gentleman health Last week NJ
Thomss who was himself considerab
disturbed, called a number OF eniinei
medical experts In consultation, az
after a thorough examination Of q
patient they rendered their verdict %
there was no consumption. the presen,
OF which had been feared They statl
that he was much run down ia healt
aud ordered him away TO the mou
tains for recnperation Hr Thom
doesn't like the idea OF leaving M
York, but he will ohev o-ders
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PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS
The Philadelphia anu Smyrna Trar
portation Company will build phospha
factory near Smyrna.
The fourth annual state convention
Young Peoples Society OF Christian 4
deavor will convene at Dover on Ociot
90 and 27
The Medical Society Of Delaware "
meet in Lswes on June 13 aud A.
large attendance is expected at the me
ing and interesting subjects viii be
cussed
The Smyrna baseball club will play
Conference Academy club at Dover
Trr.