The evening world., 1894-05-21
Mr.. DAILY HAS A new STAR.
An English Actress Who Will
Play Juliet Here.
News Paragraphs That VIII Interest
Local THEATRE Oers.

Here Is the latest budget OF "1492' gos-
sip from the Garden: Musical Director
perlcb has been presented by his or
chestra with IA laurel wreath. His
Love. Sweet Love" composed for
Theresa Vaughn, Is being sung with
great success in I.eipsic. Comedians
Walter Jones and w. II. Sloan spent
Sunday at West Point Military Acad-
envy as guests Of the cadets, n were
inoculated with local jokes to be inter-
polated when the young warriors go to
see 'l492' on June ~. Herr Kilanyi Is
hard at work on the third series OF liv-
ing pictures to be shown a week from
tonight. lie promises the most star
Ting and sensational examples OF ami
mate art ever shown. There VIII be one
group, n semi-nude, of n dozen figures.
a funny new hit In the Madison Square
scene Is n spirited conversation
the Irish policeman, II pretty nursegirl
and n precocious small child. the latter
personated by little Doris, Il juvenile
prodigy, aged five, who knows the en-
tire role of Juliet.
to star Olga Nethersole, an English &C
tress, in this country next season: she
win appear chiefly in the role OF juliet.
N MT; DaIK f ihat he ner m sn'S bs sfaSo her "e up
ns ar attraction for his London Theatre
the following season. She has recently
played In THE Transgressor.' which ga
not please London th~eatre-goers. Pre-
yious to that she was the adventures
in "The Silent Battle" She made her
earliest hit in sydney Grundy's Mouse
Trap, which failed here at Waiiack's
some time ago.
A %one-night stand manager recently
wrote Comedian Thomas q. Seabrooke's
representative for "a date for "Tabasco,'
his new comic. opera, and added In his
letter that he hoped the new opera was
full of tropical songs. Seabrooke's
business manager sent the following
cation to Mr.. Seabrooke.. who begs me to
state that the songs will be more tropi-
cal later in the season, when the mer-
This evening Mr.. Sousa will give a
sousa programme at the Madison Square
Garden. comprising the popular compost.
tions Of the famous leader. The band
VII play 1.-The W%ashington March"
as Sousa alone can have them played.
Edward e. Flee gives employment to
22s actors, singers and dancers, and the
salary. sheets of his three companies
lfSE, lDlNey anu venus amount &c
$3.50 per week, or considerably over d
quarter of a million for u season OF forty
weeks.
Bronson Howard's SYSTEMATICALLY will
be seen again at the beginning OF next
season. Charles Frohman has signed a
contract with the management OF the
Academy OF Music to present with spec.
%tacular Illustrations Of Its principal scenes
beginning Sept. l the popular wal play
whi' Ii ran for over 800 nights in this city
this will be done Is furnished by tn,
present big production at the Academ,
OF The Girl l Left Behind Me-" Bron
son Howard, who Is In this country now
Will give his personal supervision to tn,
preoarations and the production. A biz
cast will be engaged, which will includ,
many OF the actors Identified with 1T
first great New York success.
ON Monday. May 2S. Miss Minnie Selig
man-Cutting will open at Hoyt's Madi
son Square Theatre In a new play, en-
titled Lady Gladys"
ida Vernon, a sterling actress, ha,
been engaged for the company whicl
Will support tombstone Bennett in 9Th
will nave the part which Mrs. Walcot
Is now playing at the Lyceum.
Paul Arthur and Jefferson De Angeli
been engaged by Manager Ma
Della Fox Opera Company, which be
gins It's season in this city next Septem
Der at the Casino.