The evening world., 1894-08-15
NINE. JlAAUscHEK PROTESTS.
Objects to Madeline Pollard's
Invading" the Stage.
VIII Invoke the Professional
Woman's Leagues Aid.


| gedienne, Is furious to the point of eff
feryesence. She has bubb,ad oyer ara
the erfects ~ har -, ~, au
49, e .. vi ner "ia.h VIII undoubtedly
start a crusade against Madeline POL
"a =. eas' suene ro'-
i.,o an actress ana she intends In
! Professions, womon,. I.aana ,,.he
deaf 90 Ill. IL. 80 VIZ
case against Victory Bateman. When
Nine Nine Janausehek read the announce.
s saer rr,n Oh ,o MISS lollards contemplated
people tear thing; tragedi-
enaes rend IL in. twainI go she
Is going to invade the stage. is she?"
said Nine Janauschek to a gentleman
who CALLED unon ber SUNDAY r,or,,r,,
my Indignation 1. uneontroilable e' as /
think of 1t. The announcement Is an in
suit tn the womanhood n, an ,,r",a..,a.,
/ want to denounoe the men who have
themssevss h Sy t tosr a ane who dignity
Their action Ia sIInplv 3 4asta rhiase as
front to The drama What IL the s,a az.
brnisers and I ~ son Oa PrihheIhgnters, 81
nntnriat, and on women VINO nave gained
cases, and thro,sb ,ntria ua.ouS us Siyoree
e, used a. capital to Increase ! aS
s sso iPb.nIn sso nave seen 1t al as an
when some one must speak, e and na' Il zone ne
s rke 10 nave TINS woman Missed OF the
sS. ,t II sne eyer comes to New York.
were prevented from Dfe reetieg t'r tiI,s II she
a - ohoh SS. saihiy Gil
from supporting her. I'm going to eniisf
Womans League, My Sisters r there %iii
r,. ,n.n,... :, -. s..
SONS SyesG IN SEEM emd,nare going to take les
tonboias hemahs dresses. making Dut-
from MIss Dorothy n tehason. un TSe iss-
s %ta Will be continued throughout the
dsW t sfte ano Will take place every Mon.
ali the re@aneratlon a''e ASKED ih' by y'm Miss
johnson Picture the chubby soubrettes.
the simple, concentrated leading ladies.
and the dear little ingenues sitting in
stitch, stitch" chorus, as they ply their
neeules usefully. What pretty and a
cheering sight!
Span of Life" where three supple gem
tlsmen link themselves together and
lowed closely by the initiative play-
wrights this season. In 'The Life
Guard" at Niblo's next week there will
be a living ladder in this style. and in
THE Crossroads OF Life" there will he
another. THEW will be no renerai he
fore the season cioses that the nv
the locomotives and the real stes mhoat
will be hailed an novelties once again'
J. Walter Kennedy, the strong man
who threatens to present play called
Samson" arranged by william Dean
Howells, declares that he 10 going to
demonstrate his right to the title of
strong man by lifting mortgages on
opera-houses. (See the 5okeD
Miss Florence st. John, who Ii now
singing May Yohe's part in the revival
Of Little Christopher Columbus" -
when she realized the Comparisons that
would be made. They were interesting,
as q matter Of fact. Miss Yohe's figure,
one able critic declared, was Infinitely
John. but Miss st. John sang the part
more artisticaily than did Miss Yohe.
Poor Florence must have felt very hurt,
for these are the days Of living pictures,
and what does a good voice amount to
when a good ngure Is In the other scale
fits like a large. fat hummine- bird
through the feminine flower garden Of
the stage, has secured two more beau
Miss Nettie Lyford, who used to be