The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-06
NOW sAMDOW WANTS TO sTlRl
The Strong Man Will Probably
Head His Own Vaudeville Go.
Mrs. Drew's Unsettled PIans-Other.
Nows OF the Stage.


| among amateurs Of the variety profess
sion. and 1t is said that sandow, The
great and strong, has a very deadly
attack. He was pulled and lauded and
lionized and pettcd In this country until
his head was turned. and he Is NOT
strong enough to turn II back He ia
anxious 10 head vaudeville company Of
his own next season, although he hs.
been offered splendid engagements at
colossal terms. But he wants to try tn.
doubtful experiment of owning a COM
pany. and he'll! probably do It. Sandow
Is due in this city from Denver Saturday
He Is to stay here a week, and then 20
| to Europe. where he Is to be married
July 3. His idea Is to return to this
country in September. Miss Lottie Col
Inns is also going to star. She tried It
during the past season, and unfortunately
or fortunateiy-sprainei her ankle, and
has been laid up for several months.
She Is to possess an organization called
'Lottie Colins's Troubadours." 1t Is to
present vaudeville and a sketch called
THE Devil Bird" Both Miss Collins and
Sandow could avoid all the worry at
tendant upon a starring tour IL they cared
to do so But tine mania IL disease,
and 1t has 10 run its course. Miss Bessie
Bonehill tried starring last season. bu;
she Is now making money and avoiding
| anguish by accepting lucrative engage.
ments at the roof gardens. Helene Mora
also got n brand-new farce-comedy and
tried a stellar career. but she also aban-.
Aoned 1t. Remember Loie F'uller's mis-
fortunes as well. q"
Mrs. Dre\yfs for next soo am r>
as yet uncertain Her aggressive little
baby loy, Sidney. would like to secure
his mother again, but it is said that she
Jared rather badly. and even maternal
affection has It's limits. Mrs. Drew has
been offered II position in John Drew's,
comedy, but II she accepted that she
would not lie Featured" In fact, her
name would he printed on the programme
Just like that Of any ordinary actress
that It is a pity she doesn't make up her
nina to stay in New York.
Patti is getting more skittish all the
time. The latest news from the diva in
her rock-bound castle Craig-y.Nos. IL
| theatre in a baller faction called "Kath-
leen Mavourneen." Patti herself was the
sprightly Kathleen. and during the per-
song and moved In her hearers to tears.
Her hearers, however, were her guests.
The least they could do for their hostess
was to give vent to their emotion when
| they were expected TO do so.
"McCartay's Mislaps." after four
years OF undiluted pl osperity under the
guidance Of Major Charles Rice, willsbe
aent eS Of so fns
with Manager Rosenquest Major Rice
does not think he viii do anything more
iike. I'll the atmosphere in which it forces
| him to live.
Vesta Victoria. the little bl!the original
! Wow" has been interviewed as to her
! American experiences by the representa-.
tive OF q London variety Journal, ..oh"
ceived bouquets from Bessie Bonehill,
from the Howard Athenacum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pastor, the Five As Club and all
| the aristrocr..cy OF America" Bless her
little unsophisticnted heart!
Oscar Hammerstein's comic opera,
The North Pole Is well nigh finished.
81 weighed nee s It ysstyrda5 said the .,s,
pounds wanting" Now is the season to
get in comic operas by the ton,
Prof Hermann was on Broadway yes
terday.. He has entirely recovered from
the indispostion that incapa citated him
In Havana and is now placidly summer
ing at his country house In Whitestone.
Hermann has one or two novelties for
the coming season. and may play
metropolitan engagement at the Ameri-
can Theatre late in the season.
IAN American Helress,' the play that
has Just been presented by Joseph
Brooks's stock company IN chicago anu
as to the merits OF which there are great
differences OF opinion among the CHI
cago critics, was rehearsed last year
ready to produce the play when she de-
| cided to abandon the Idea.
Miss Hattie Delaro-Barnes wants TO
go to London and emulate the success
Of her old friend. May. Yohe. She is
anxious TO burst upon the English me
and startle the natives. There Is oniy,
one thing that troubles me" she Saiu
YESTERDAY, in somewhat gloomy mea Ola.
ton. ''and that is how TO work the i 5ort
see how It's done. and It would simpl,Iy
matters 80 much II the rules and regu-
lations bounding princely approval WEI a
published. May Is lucfv girl. 1870
In London with her ,ast year 6e ,Sas
she became tine rage. 1 wish now 'ha'
/ had remained.
Sol Smith Russell IS coins, to dry try
something more serious than r 1r
Relation" and april Weather .mnr eS.
fer at Lac proposes It IS Rct keIy sex
ever. thar Mr.. Russell will try Ne"f
York again.
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