The evening world., 1894-03-30
FOR kILANY|.
Roster & Bal Want Damages for
Not Getting His Pictures.
Mrs. Kendall Soon to Appear In
Harlem-stage Gossip.

Litigation Is ~springing up around the
pretty Kilanyi pictures at the Garden
Theatre. and Messrs. Roster g. Bial have
brought suit against Kilanyi for the re-
covery OF $4,000 damages. Oscar Ham,
herstein huently and eioquently de-
scribed the situation yesterday. I'VE
@kpled over to Kilanyl," said he, land
liked him II we could secure his ser
tive, and promised to come over under
engagement to us. So far, SO good.
Later We heard. from him to the Effect
previous prev; us c%e SDtrase So Witch having ss hs had nd, a
n~othIng-with A. NJ. Palmer. Still later
we heard from him again. He would
eSble over 10 k 90 ter q biai,s y we would
we did through Edwin II. Low. Then
came the communication from Kilanyi.
A difficulty had arisen, and he couldn't
Wa S.or ne returned the 1900; The text
mSnt to 4, N. Palmer. W veae thoa sssts Of
enjoining him. Then we decided 10 wait
ana see II the pictures were accepted as
artistic reproductions. They have been
brought suit for damages. As for the
aosurd talk on the part Of the Palmer
people, to the effect that we have no
tegai right to the pictures-that is mere
rhey are being done nov Ii London, al
the Empire n the Aquarium. They
3 3vs at Vienna some years ago.
and we shall do It. I am engaging artists
tnpdels now, and you will see a set of
Iableaux lust as good as those at the
Garden. k!lanyi may have patented his
pecu,ar platform. We don't want 1t.
Kilanyi, by-the.bye. has become very
popular at the Garden Theatre. He is
questionable nature. The news OF The
death Of Kossuth, his felIow-country-
nisn.kilanyi Is a native OF Buda- Pesth-
a aiHeTsfn him aeeplyi He Wept and was
OF English. He had a hard time OF n
stre th ne stage hands at the Garden The
n h,'e iier rye w unintekii iSf them inssrScti sns
they would stand still and look stolidiy
A. MN. Ihey irreverently declared that
MS remarks sounded like a lot of fire
crackers being let off in a barrel.
At the end of her engagement at the
star Theatre Mrs. Kendall will 20 to the
Harlem Opera-House. Last time she ap.
pearea there a very tempestuous inciden,
up one night a loud scream was heard,
and Mrs. kendall, in tones Of the direst
agony, called for Mr.. Hammerstein. The
manager rushed up to her, perspiring and
iouilu utI dlII1OSJ III nNS-
terics. Take 1t away! Take it awayT,
she cried. ~ have never been accus.
toned to this sort, Of thing. 1 can,
stand IT. am a plucky woman, but q
beetle Is the one thing on earth I can
stand. Oh, Mr.. Hammerstein, help me!'
me manager, expecting to see a huge
Winged insect. with fiery eyes and ter.
rif1c body, proceeded at once to rescue
the lady FROM. tiny humble roach.
Lydia Thompson-dear. fro,icsom.
Lydia-wil probably be seen next month
Crust of society'f-a play in which 81
mas met with much success on the road
IN the company are her daughter. Zef
ne Tilbury, and her son-tn law, Arthl,
lewis Miss Thompson seems to hay.
forsworn all allegiance to England.
Maggie Cline is still the Irish queen
but she Is loftier and more imposin,
than of yore. II you please. She tell
them at Roster & Balls tina IL is wear,
since h has appeared In variety halls
that she has been playing in the legiti
mate theatres, IL you please. Ingenuou.
Marguerite! But as long as she keep,
out or grand opera. and does not at
tempt to cut out Calve and Eames ant
does It? ~
Katherine 3: Howe, the contralto, IRE
formance to be given for Frank NJ. Rey.
nolds. formerly Of the Eden Musee. A
number Of very good people will appear
with her. among them Isabelle Ur.
quhart, Gug Standing, John w, Ran
some w. F. Mack.