The evening world., 1893-11-09
|[ADALs' SEASON SUCCESS.
1.-THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray "
Now Playing in Boston.
-.-o.tt Leaves The Rivals ~
Other Stage News.

=. NAV interest many curious people
unow that the NendalS season of
tour weeks at the Star that ended last
saturday night was, In spite or all, Just
a. successful from a financial view as
\ .hs,r preceding engagement. After the
s-et production of THE Second Mrs.
Eronoueray" business dropped II little,
4 III, II soon picked up again. aided, per
49, Nv Mrs. Kcndal's unhappy but
s,$,sverly managed advertisement. The
EEtr.ndaIs closed TO very large business
\, n time when the theatres are mostly
1.omplainins. and they left the city in
<, extremely elatcd state of mind ana
[-v,tb much 'I-told-you-so'.isms. In
4 Iposton the same condition prevails. The
y1o,,is Street Theatre was packed Mon
aav and Tuesday nights. and the advance
Gaia was very large. The Boston Herald
ms this TO say OF Mrs. Kendall nnd the
4 n,oy: The Second Mrs. ~Tanqueray' Is
6isacreeable, distressing, disgusting and
UNNECESSARY. I; hltp nothing new, and Il
sdy 10. the ,nwholesomc disease which
n ana lyzes. The Second Mrs. Tanquc-
FAY Is not the ,riay OF the century.
- Mrs. Kendal plays the part in
IN almost eNlCliy tDc cpiill III witch II
Was written. II Mrs. Kendall succeeds
M making this character so repnisive
mat the continued existence Of this play
upon the stage VIII be an impossibllity,
she Will deserve the thank of the Amcri-
Nan public" Tie critic goes on to re-
bark that the play Is not worth all the
lalysis that has been bestowed upon it.
They, say that the excellent com1pany
eaded by Mrs; John. Drew ard pre-
WM1,tir- 'sIln 1piEDlG' hEC fnNt very
everely the effects OF the bml season
ut OF town. At one performance, 1t is
bid, the receipts amounted to the lo"ly
Lin Of 81. AS there are Sonlr very
J Vrge-salaried people in the company
n bis Is rather distressing. owen Faw-
y ktt has left the organization and has
bined Daniel Frohman's comedy COIN
hny.
Carl and Theodor Resented are evil
eently going to try and make Niblo's
Earden a fashionable theatre once more.
The adjustment of the Wednesday mat
though the fashionable Empire still ad-
heres to this plan-and the beginning
hot the performance at. S.l5, instead of
THE old, plebeian s O'Clock. Is another:
Monday night saw more evening dress
lat Niblo's than this theatre has had in
Why shouldn't Ninlo,s be the fad
gagain ? If historic association has any
hold upon tickle New Workers, this play
house, should be the prime fuvorite.
1t is not certain that Louise Thorn
dyke-Boucicault will appear with Rose
Coghlan in "A Woman of No. 1mpor-
lance" She was engaged, it is said,
that very persistent ~eN-amateur, has
been pulling wires, with some success.
Mrs. Boucicault seems to be very much
annoyed about it.
Chicago regrets from one point Of
view" that Henry Irving's engagement
In that city was so eminently prosrer-
ous, because 1t restricted his repertoire
to Beckett" and the Merchant of Ven
lear Lear He 1 Tas wIsninsd to pF 5Siach "k Ad5S
About Nothing" and several other
s sbSnse. but In t his d RpSlis spe es@ana Mil, be be
. ton OF Saturday evening. when THE
Bells will tinkle again.
b, W. H. Cartoons opera company is
| going on the road again. Mr.. Carleton
y has been holding back for a long time, as
throughout the country. Il call my or:
ganization Carleton's Opera Company"
said the tenor the other day, mot be-
cause want to star my, W name. 1t
is merely for the sake of establishing, a
trademark. When l retire l want the
ame OF the company to possess a value
n It's own.
Business Manager Rurnham. OF the Star
| Theatre, has stocked his Office at that
/ touse with a valuable set of volumes
containing all the programmes Of the
Wallack theatres, from 1860. The record
Is complete with a small exception, and
that exception will probably he secured.
Theodore Moss originally intended to nre-
sent the volumes to the Players Club,
J but he has decided to keep them.
e.. Charles T. Ellis's company is back
In town. The organization closed in
= louisiana. but will go out again, II is
'rumored. in December.
The De Forests and the three sisters
.Merrilees are to be the vaudeville at
fractions OF "A Parlor Match when
that ]ten-year-old farce is don at the
Bijou Theatre next Monday night, The
farce. 1t is then promised. Will be
shelved. Evans and Hoey have pre-
times. y could rrohau,y go on forever.
name that grows old.
With the opening OF Abbey's Theatre
street region has FIVE important thea
y tres-the Metropolitan Opcra-House. the
Casino, the Empire. the Broadway and
Abbey''s. Central Park puts a stop 10
Eheatrical ambition soaring much fur
her northward.
FoR all forms of disordered stomach use