The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11
70 SUCCEEDING THE AcAD my.
Nj. Giler Gilmore Modestly Re-
Hirains from Publicity.
willard Impmved by Amcrica-Nows
and Gosip OF the Stage.

The Acaden, OF Music threw open its
doors yesterday. This was to admit the
carpet cleai.rs. floor scrubbers and
other sons o. toll. II was done very
quietly. In us exquisite simplicity of
mind. MIR. Gilmore makes no glazing
announcements of important alterations
and wonderful, improvements. He has
his carpets claned and his floors
scrubbed. anu says nothing at all about
It. He does Mt intend, either, to issue
invitations TO seiect few to inspect
the carpets WIN they are clean or to
view the iloorI when they have been
scrubbed. the academy will be opened
during the last week IN August, nnen
Shenandoah Nll be revived. AL
though good deal of money will be
spent on the RIVAL, other plays Will
be bfsa held n b readfess in case i fails TO
Bile presentation of the English mcio-
drama. the Cotton King" and there
Is another new ply to tail back upon as
well. The Acadmy,s. last season was
and 1.-The Girl l eft Behind Me-" MIR,
Gilmore started away on his yacht yes.
terday, and Mr. bmpkins Is also cruis-
Ing b about i., in ltis $4,000 vessel that
ager Van Dusen has returned to his
post. there to stS until the throngs
once more force ter way through the
HI too HarroW Bae.
Everybody will ! delighted to know
that, II is generay conceded among
English ,, critics tht America has not
F [u hs vsstay II Is In fact declared
than ever. His ste Is unmarried, and
his fine qualities unlimited. Isn't that
awfuliy nice? furthermore, American
sre a1a 'G vo ~0 of tssssy inn
ailments will be NOR appreciated when
II is remembered tat the Londoners
? anh a. MIS- r. - kendal urt beyond repair
n the value Of sarals acting. Bravo,
A Eraneis Heinan. tn author o, IAN
produced in chicaso w esX by bSa Jos was
Brooks's stock compat, admits that an
earlier version of h play was re-
a assnsoneS BY Nv M tSs Fraecs Drake and
ever. that the. aban nment was due
simply to the fact tn, her hacker did
not materialize. and lat consequently
there was no money VIII whica TO pro-
duce the play.
:, Mrs. Kendall has re-esaged little Mel
lie Campbell for her fohcoming Amer
i tad tour at. am M cast heifor the part Of
Miss Barbara Huat.ey is also been re-
engaged. The Kenia are keeplng
themselves very quiet irEngland. They
are not seen ar5und the heatres. nor do
they mingle with the nau1ty, rule mem
uers OF tae profession. Irs Kendall is
making no speeches, osning no new
institution and. in fac is paying no
with, whom she mas veryevidently fin
ished.
There is a florist not yer far from the
Garden. Theatre who lie ecidedly I'm
happy because "1i92" Is osed, and no
", wonder too. i appears TIT every time
flowers, Richard Harlow sent to this
Il, n y
larly. " enever HI low " fav r,d with
floral tokens. NJ SIS Vauga patron,zad
the ever-accommodatin ting fwer-monger.
Between these two rivals +, florist was
tad ov"~ "--d 49, " : t,,,.S
of the sudden cessation of usiness. due
TO the. withdrawal OF the etrayaganza.
he becomes almost lachrynse
1t 10 said that Mounet-Sdy returned
to Europe almost heartbroAn over his
American failure. One Enish chron-
icler remarks in chaste Addhnian Eng
lish that he didn't even hse a cat to