The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
ACTORS NEED 1 CLUBHOUSE.
1t Would Stop the Lounging That
storekeepers Complain Of
Jones and Sloan to Appear at Man-
haitian Other Stage News.

| lUSlltullOfi 'bI'uDlt VI uOlnS
great things, build an actors club and
rid broadway OF the histrionic indises-
ton from which 1t Is suffering Just
no~?' said Il well-known theatrical
man yesterday. at seems shame that
these young men should have no place
| to go but the public street which they
obstruct and render Objectionable to
storc-keepers and others. Actors have
business to discuss friends to see, plans
| to formulate, ideas to suggest, and they
are forced into the congestion of the
hotel lobbies ana the adjoining street.
They are there on sunerance only.
| There is no rest for the soles OF their
| feet. They are kicked and bufieted
about as are men in no other profession.
fortunately, they are happy lucky.
to make the best OF things. The dro-
| matte agencies won't have them. They
are not allowed to talk there. Gossip
ing, as II is called is strictly tabooed,
through the actors effort. gives them
the cold shoulder. 1t Is n most unsatis
factory state of affairs. and II very
Ing devoted entirely to actors, all the
agencies could be placed there. and the
| entire theatrical business concentrated.
on broadway that have become worth
less. because they are shut from public
view by groups of actors"
Said Theodore Moss yesterday: I'm my
| experience I've never seen things thcat-
rical so utterly stagnaut as they ure at
present. But it's the same with every
| thing: that is our only consola ton. Ask
the dry goods men, and they Will tell
| YOU that they never remember such a
year Ask the otcl,keepers; ask the
merchants, Theatrical people have no
more risht to complain than the un-
| theatrical ones"
Walter lone, Zones ard W. H. Sloan, of
| Hlce.s 1877 company. have permission
| TO make oc ,asional appearances in the
Sousa consents at Manhattan. They have
G. hcncted n now skit for Iaxt Sunday.
IN wn!rh Jones will make up as George
After a spirited contr Dversy about inter-
nitiona! yachting. they Will sing ION the
other side" written COR them by Will
lam jerome. the parodist.
Laura, Bart il making great "splurge"
about her first appearance in Europe.
She Ina mas been PLAYING the part Of Madge
Most IN hs liza hT ,rn g. At i,rst you al,
or the remarks on her performance that
she has appeared IN London and cut out
Ada itGhan, May lohe and others. But
| you FOLLOW. the statements up carefully
| ana. 10. 1t Is In southport that she made
her hit. The southport Clement Scott
SAYS That her acting il marked by rare
$3.50 '''i' '''N''
Death, is the sweetly sarah-Janey
t hmv OF 1,, 4 new Play Sri,!en by Mrs.
September at Stockwelrs Theatre. ii
must be very nice. The characters in,
men, tramps, burglars, servants sisters
OF charity and orphans.
|
There is stlll come talk Of doing "a
Trip to Chinatown" IN London
the Court Theatre although the idea is
Iondoners had "A Trip r to 'o "hcaso."
which was AS fun OF specialties AS "a
American farre:comedles have never
been very popular on the other side.
hut OF late u good many OF the shows
oyer Their" have very, nearly resembled
them, To wit: Go Bang" king
Kodiak, "A Gaiety Girl" and Morocco
| Hound
The American rravealN Company Is
the title of the Organization that is to
he headed by the ALI, sei very funny
IiI1 ,n,; Eddy Toy, who Mas Win the
turned |" this country by the Lucanla
ana with him were Madeline Morando
Louise MONTAGUE and a number Of ballet
girl, The cheerful title OF the play In
which he IL 10 appear Is or the Earth"
1t Is rot likely that Mantell Will play
IN New York next season--anl We must
| try t. break the sad news gently. MIR
| Mant"li ~ u present soiourning at STAN
| Iof,l, anu when he wants to rOiiir To the
metropolis il" does So stcllth!ly On sun
dAyS. Hr Is very fond Of New York, Of
course but discretion IL the better part
or Vhior. MAntcil used To hc very pupu-
| lar III the metropolis, ana II seems u
Ii'y mat hr cannot arrange things 80
Ia -
with us.
The heavenly twins Were at the Man
hatian Beach music pavilion last night
Sousa's band, They were we'll down in
front, and, IKE The cat, ,celebrA ,ci in
IN song. that sat on the backyard
fence. they both looked ana t,lt i'm,
m-nse DIaNo!u mlmick-d AIR. Sousa and
beat timt "herSe tiGilly VITA his little
| "l' Ctrit eel, ana screamed with merri-
ment Eradn-. who had them in charge,
wore NORRIS" loHk Grandma re-
ers ,Slared wrathmlly. n hard looks
would Nh. the twins would have died
horrible death \ tat man. with IA
dEcd mustArnr. IN the row behind:
seized l'iarolo by his two ears and
bumped him up and down in his seat
four times. There wgs u roar Of APP
plnnsr. that drowned me vmrant stratus
Mr., Sousa nearly itll of his perch.
Grandma and ENadne rose with much
dignity and marched out with the howl
Ing chcruhim Numerous people re.
mar',vI: Thank Yooiuess" and smiled
appr"' ,nGly. at the fat man. Then the
banu played.
| Pauline Han l. going Ia appear In a
sort OF farce-comrdy. written 10y Harry
faulton, next season. MIR Mcclellan.
Miss Halls husband, secured the farce
| v hen IN London few weeks ago. q.
course. various songs Tor III" proper dis
play u Miss HAIRS voice VIII be intro,
duccd.
THE CONRAD DIVORCE SUIT.