The evening world., 1893-06-19
[ONb0KS ACTOR PUGIlSTs.
bem Mace and Jack Wsnnop
Starring in a Melodrama
Lottis coilins's New sonE--othsr
Stage News.

WHO shall say that London theatri-
col managers do not listen to the voice
~ New York? When John l.. Sullivan
aid Corbett went upon the stage there
,as a howl OF derision In the English
metropolis, but the example Of the
bugilists has at last been emulated
hbroad Jem Mace and Jack Wannop,
wo English prize-fighters, are at pres
hnt starring in q drama called "The
bays to Come" which has been pro-
huced at the Elephant and Castle. 1t
said to be an exceedingly beautiful
kYair. 81 am rich. See yon broad
here's" says the bold, bad man who is
making violent love to the heroine.
Yes" comes the retort OF insulted vir-
ne. "but all your wealth would not
kuifice to buy one kiss from my lips"
rhe hero has a terrible time OF 1t before
the final curtain falls. He is rescued
from death, and, as the heroine gazes
upon his PROSTATE form, she sobs out:
His heart thumps. He lives John l..
Sullivan and Jim Corbett will now, in
hill probability. spring into favor with
The Angiomaniacs. Their future looks
very bright and pleasant. Perhaps
they may even receive offers to appear
N London, in which case their for
tune Will, Of course, be made when they
return to this side Of the Atlantic.
kumes and accessories of the McCaull
opera Company Is at present giving
eomic opera in the South. and using
The name of the once famous McCauii:
o S Of 5ss s,Sst Tay Is sad that
Eince the death OF his wife he is being
Jared for by his daughters. one OF whom
Is grown up
1t is said that Mrs, Alice Shaw. Ia belle
1N'iT the london concert halls, viii next
Eeason be . member Of Miss Fanny
Rice's company. Mrs. Shaw seems to
have abandoned her mighty ideas OK art.
Miss Lottie Collins is going to bring
10 America with her new song which
being written for her by Ernest Bu-
kalc ssi. 1t Is said to be utterly unlike
Ia ri-ra," so there is no positive reason
Tor looking upon Miss Collins's return
With apprehension.
Fred Solomon wishes 1t known that
Miss Madge Leasing. having just com
bleted her three years engagement with
Roster & Dial, goes into the country. to
udy the q, rSles 70 coc
RsEa Ss the So%Rnny; asa role N in Rs G
Frageletto: in "Erminie." Jsyotte; IN
pSoE }sna,nanh Faaaat herssa MHy in pilss rss
Helene.
f. H. sothern's coming engagement at
he Lyceum Theatre will be more than
as by pay Sl by Paul
'ottcr, an artistic and conscientious
ayWTsht The piay R,cbs l. fopGded N sr,nsIeH mIeH
[ood e deal that we didn't know. for Mr..
retty .tt safe TO beiieve What he has be-
ONE thorough master OF his SUBJECT
There are no more faatinees at tie
asn1 In .1evs the sumner Inn nrbils on1n TO take =
,oliday. ouSe % and lis example might be fol-
owed advantaseously by other theatres.
in the dog days the thSqEIhtst ShfIH 9l mes
lfternoon performances.
Two tenors have been hovering around
Fesearsais es as of The Talisman" fer .hs the
ot Georges Dc far "a tse role soske Ss M1
BsnHar 3smmerstein was s"fat but at rehearsal was
Found that he was suffering, from a q
Revere cold. 1t did not leave him, So IN
desperation, MI. Hammerstein ca1iea hm ~
1s5 ss hasSR aeRpe5b so be !fe Funny he
ng Master" It Is not quite sure that
he will play the part. HammsIstein oe
FLARES that he can take nt no ,nss risks, him M he
aNj not he allowed to appear.
How cruel of Ben Sterns. OF the Man
battan roof Garden, and how unprofes-
tionai! S He says. why go to Eidorsdo
when yoY can see III the Msnhsttsn sri.sn. Go roof
ya,n.r nSs enssrpriss! assrprn.s! ' '%icked sterns!
besiegei With the queries As to the
eason why ne does not puts. put ropr I. Sar-
hiacent a M on one could be built there, and as
he theatre is right In the heart OF 3, z
most populous district its success woulo
Pe pretty we'll assured, :, TO the Suer,es ses
poses he viii come TO 1t one Of these
lays The Academy wastes a lot OF
valuable space. The magnificent rooms
pn the balcony floors are not utliseo.
Will g. Rising, who has devoted the
present season to farce-comedy. has had
leveral offers to return to comic opera.
He Is considering them. AZ he owns
Police there would seem to be no rea-
lon why he should waste himself upon
Farce-comedy.
The startling piece Of news that Rich
rd Mansfield has purchased an orange
rove In the South has reached the
Eity, with the added Intelligence that
paid SIS. 500 for 1t. The picture Of the
lnable Mansfield sitting beneath his
ersnge trees and playfully chucking the
1n,nen fruit at skittish Miss Cameron
W. very. very. common, ineffably pie
elan. Why, didn't Mansfield invent
omething more aristocraticf