The evening world., 1894-06-28
NAT G0ODW|A LIKES LONDON.
The Comedian, It Is Said, Will
Live There as Much as Possible.
Perugini to Sing with Louise Beau
det-Other Stage News.

Nat Goodwin is so much smitten with
London, its people, its climate and its
possibilities that. according to we'll
known theatrical American, just re-
turned from abroad, he proposes buying
a house there and living in England as
much as possible. MIR. Goodwin took
over a lot OF his furniture with him. and
Is looking at homesteads in the suburbs
of London. The comedian was marvel
lously well supplied with lucre. He ar
rived in England with letter OF credit
for fl050O-a very neat little fortune. or
course Goodwin Is rather erratic sort
of a fellow. and his plans may change
at any moment. but the fact remains
| that Just now he has England. both
dramatically and domestically, in his
eye. He intends making his American
season shorter. This year. for instance,
he does not open till October He will
lantic. Goodwin is very anxious to APP
pear on the stage in England again.
Ms Taf his fSere scra S Minnie he sS
when he changed his bill, his ability
was generally conceded. He wants,
play. with which to dazzle the English
public, and 1t Is not an easy thing to
And. 1t is more than probable, however.
that Goodwin Will, the season after next.
make bid for the approval of the Lon
doners once more. These are his latest
plans. anyway.
Perugni will not remain abroad very
long. He has already made an engage
ment for next season. and 1t Is not to
Ing male role in the company headed by
Miss Louise Beaudet Their company will
present etiquette" musical comedy
that was to have been done at the Bijou
mi 10
rangement Just before he sailed.
Charles Dickson is at Bensonhurst re.
ducing his weight under the able tuition
Of Billy West. Mr.. Dickson was very
that he was chubbier than weli-ap.
pointed comedian has any right to be
He has already lost ten pounds. Dick
son VIII go through the South next sea.
been presented there. Then he will pro.
duce new play called "A Jolly Good
Fellow" by Stanislaus STANCE
Work on st. James Hall az Mr.. Com
he should call it st. James AID is be-
ing rapidly pushed forward All trace.
Of Hermann are being speedily removed
esay snd fe es G S e2ass
he asked Of Comstock. "oh'"' was t tn.
somewhat heartlSS re1Oinder, the Blu
reau of Membranes has taken Il
away"
Aiken Burke, the cute little lady who
appeared as one Of the princesses ir
D'Oyly Carte's utopia" company, loves
dear America. and did not go back tc
London with her colleagues In fact, Il
was prophesied that she would sta,
here. and stay she will. She has beer
engaged for Joseph Haworths Rose
dale company, which opens Its season
at the Star Theatre Sept. 10.
Now. don't say a word about this, 70,
goodness sake, as It's rather a ticklisf
, affair. A very well defined rumor ha,
; 1t that Miss Georgia Cayvan-our owl
gurgling and Knickerbockered Georgia
a wants to break away and star. They sa,
that the fact of Ada Rehan's headfni
company Of her own has completely
demoralized Miss Cayvan. She has beer
, begging Dan Frohman to send her OF
, the road. as she wants stellar glory be
fore she IS passee 1t Is said that fear
Ing Miss Cayvan will really 20, Mr.
Frohman has limited that Miss Isabel,
Irving may take her place. While Mis-.
, Cayvan Is rot exactly magnetic she II