The evening world., 1893-11-13
NEWS OF The STAGE WORLD.
Henry Irving's Successful Re-
vival of Louis XL"
Production Of Maine and Georgia
Delayed by the Scenery.

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Apoey ircaoe was paeKeu ~ .ne
doors sa'uTday night, when Henry 0n iry-
.ns 'eviVeo,.or WI ,sO ,., ,ne ,on occasion noo,oa,i,.
Louis NJ the late Dion Boucicaults s
adaptation OF Casimir Delavigne's play.
the audience. The action of the melo-
hnr.ts ~ ann,.use In "I Iou,s xI" MIR
bursts Oh applause IN LOUIS A. hr'
Irving has far more opportunities than
~, 100 .,.. IT,. T.. ,,sss,,,.. ,.as
trayed by the famous English actor
The picture is 5 periec, one IN the small small.
est uetaiis, ana II is treat 10 reaiLe
the subtle touches and the artistic shad-
ing of Irvins's work. The actors man
"Becket' thought thai he had lost
were as odd and as unmistakable as
ever, but they did not seem out OF place
ana they gave g,a character % TO IN me IN himper per
dents and art,lovers IN a play ike
"Becket," but he can also appeal to- the
masses OF untutored thesu e,goers5 IN a
melodrama IKE LOUIS M Mhllain
rerriss as the Due de Nemours did CAPT
, tai work This actor has improved great
Honte," Mr. Howe appeared as Philip
de Commines Martin Harvey as the
and Miss Amy Coleridge as Marie.
Louis Nj" was put upon the stage
as carefully and as pisturesquely as
the smaer pars as
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ssia t,aor he ,he astnauad n3t nrsoU
nieh oeer The scanarv .pd effects sent
isn ,,' WI ,ed a' . san @ ,,5
viii not ,rs acb here mil to.nRht anu
it is said that the play was once
~ ..Tbat Man From MAINE II vas
nrotunad md' M MaH rroi'' rad;th ,,fas Tas
uu and Georpis" has reached its present
state, IT Is claimed, by means i OF Howard
vii, not worrv pp,rssISes ysrv much
shn,,t ne, o. WITT OURSELVES very iiue'i
Mr. Roseborn, who enjoyed the aues-
tionabie delights Of theatrical manage
manager and lessee" upor his cards
He may be seen around the theatres oc,
SasiSna'iy' iona Looking very woe,begone and "a
lfold;,, He is going to plunge Into
journalism again.
| "Aurt, or,sa r,,dr,a.. ,s VINO. d,s-
Lille, Announcing the burning OF the
| Memphis Theatre where she was play-
Ing with Jimmy Powers in Walker
Rerds We aTe
"!Walker london" remarked Aunt
Louisa, sadly. at looks to me as il it
might be a case of wals-er New York"
some actresses are born great, some
achieve a greatness, n y, -, by having their pic;
lures placed In cigarette packages and
BY manufacturers who dedicate % to them
face powders. corn cures. corsets, and
during fame are now the portion of Miss
Yolande Wallace, the shapely young
woman with the winning smile who
personates the chappie up-to-date OF
Rice 'i492 Miss wallace has had
the actors brand. II it draws as we'll as
the effervescent Mr.. Rice's extravagan-
"a Us that not neat?) all may yet be
u 1, ,,,s,, 10. , ,,
,,amae Nine, lane asading sa nss mas oeen Inter inter
Sie"eu py San Prahcisco reporter'
that she thought Ellen Terry superb
and Ada Rehan magnificent. Nine lane
has not Yet seen James ]. Corbett and
store for her. ~
Laura Rrrt and pott,na c.rord bod
laura burt ana Bettina Gerard mad
dSiIS ~, I'tie IIa sSrIinnage AT the Academy
gr D., susiG coupe oi nlsnIs aso. MISS
Ranaei- Wolfe's role IN the old Ken
thhshy th - no: company 80 sne Went 10
Go Gie ASdaeihy AZ pIy, 70 5ake peep at MIS-
ru-haitaei-W olles WORK.
She sat IN box. Mrs. Gerard-Padel-
,SSra ,Si a-EMaItaei- M wore saw her, and nearing
mat sne was IN the employ OF Messrs.
seded ina Mrs. she aa apSut PaSe,tor 20 Ig
WoIfe ljLa p&,thnrna i ra,,, tardtio
when she ia tbwarted and shss decl,nnd
70 90 on In tho horse.resnu,ng .cana M
less dear little Laura ieft the hoy Dear
iittia ga NOS uar,, ,ndI.nont nn,