The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
IIDGE KEADlL'S NEW Gowns
viii Show Them to Dear Ameri-
cans in Lady 0lanoarty."
,.u.rkabls Manager HUI and His
Dilemma.

I'll. members OF Daniel Frobman's Ly'
I'm, theatre company have not all ar
- in the city yet, although they are
"A leave for Chicago Saturday night, and
!. omen at Hooley's Theatre Monday
n, Frohman has Issued call for Fri
a.y and he expects that they will all
y. an hand. This Is their vacation
,..r" he said yesterday, "and they are
,ot,nr the most Of 1t. Last Summer
,h.v had to work. Mrs. Whiffen and
t,tbarine Florence have already got
h.H from Europe, and l expect Mr. KEEL
ne, and Miss Cayvan Friday by the
ohm. There were eight or mine Of us
IN the other side, and we were scattered
over the Continent" There are signs
If life now at the Lyceum Theatre. and
preparations have already been begun
for the opening Of that house by q. H.
sT at the end of the month. Mr..
Potter himself rehearses his new play,
.The Victoria Cross" 1t appears that
there are a good many Hind9ostanee
sSs U,SS anxious that the members
SSo d sns 'H He doesn't want the audience
10 find fault with the pronunciation
sohern has already and II
studying
Manager ]. M. Hill is back in the city;
He hasn't been abroad; He hasn't
spse p %YS s ssr Gos e cSc AMY
through the strike. Mr.. Hill won't bother
himself much this season. His STANDARD
Theatre win open Sept; u I'M with hihs New
ought s to paint 1.-THE STANDARD, not "The
New Boy'-dark green or light blue.
Augustin Days ex-isadipg man, Ar
thur Bourchier, VIM replaced John
a.starring in England under the manage-
nent of woman--Miss Sarah Thorne.
ilr Bourchier is going to show English
R1 nsd'e sns Jue nn! RI az
and " The Tanning of the Shrew." .
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall have actually
been caught IN the giddy French netrop-
os-where bridal couples spend their
to buy plays, Specially written for them
by Sardou. The Kendals put up at the
Grand Hotel, and Mrs, Madge has been
guilty of the other .frivolity of buying
who could make over" the VERT
est old rag into I'm acceptable stage nov
y sdy A c1.aaa bs * SSs the 4 kerr ear
dals expect great things the coming sea-
son. They. have been inspecting one of
the new plays in Paris and altogether,
sss ana aTt th mU desG h TSe devosed
couple haze alse been doing Germany.
They left their loved ones at home. In
London. -.
It is said that Alexander Comstock
has sublet st. James Hail or Herr
Iuann's Theatre, to Brothers Rosenfeld
for thirty-six weeks. The fraternal trio
will present there their Hiarionette en-
Samuel Freedman. acting manager for
Manola and Mason. says this couple
that they. VIII DO, 'Er,snd trtE" gain,
~ all Its poetic simplicity. Miss Nanola
and nv. Masop seem 20 have Eet thena-
selves into some sort Of muddle. She's
all end happily, however, and we shall
probably see Suzel up that lovely prep
erty cherry tree again throwing the fruit
10 the stalwart hero, Fritz.
Sarah Bernhard is the latest TO sue:
cumb to 1.-The Second Mrs. Tangueray."
She has secured the French right from
pinero and Is going to add the drama
10 her re s 80 Il WV bs milk snd
pre SO 1as ana none Ss tSat sWfsi
frenzy that was caused by Mrs. Ken.
dsls adoption Of the paughiy role will
s ss sTs s seses S.Ser ssoa F do
Duse has the Italian rights: Neither
Bernhardt nor Dusc Is fond of plays
that end happily, and THE Second Mrs.
Ianqueray" must have Pleased them
Eernhardts London season, by the
bye was one q abe most MILITANT
sn BET Rran tb oafef M nd az a.
English papers have not vet ceased raw
sg over the tragedlennc. Just before
M left LONDON, Sarah gave lessons TO
tle C'issie LOTUS IN the aet OF snitatinB
RI Miss LOTUS gives an imitation II
gnhsrdt In 1.-The murder scene OF
s.sd ~ SfEd r. FL "a tss iias points we're sag-
ahfSush r. nsIiss rnes
gancially successful, but It is said that
appeared amid vra. ,h.s I -susfova,!-.
sssSnIid that The sceasry used was
asrry arc arssH p to p Pss.S
new play, called "The Man From the
es,' in which he has to let himself
SS Sn 10 Tb the ground ground from the roof q 2
g IT, back OF house and pra.Tices his
4 de 1,,Ngry day. The 7eighboypood must
b,o me Black Crook" Is not dead, so re-
ff nn ye grandmothers! Therenl be work
MI, ~, you to do again. and your descend
ridSi,sSh a,i once again gaze upon you
1sy disporting yourselves in the
r onr,Gt the labyrinthiis laIlet. Eugene
TN Will put out one BLACK
conons company this season and when Il
he Go New York. It will be seen at
"e brand opera-House.
49,
has Willard is a grateful man. He
hind tAined thist-by being excessively
sscS,s 3 u Bsrris, the snthpr q MS
WnisrtTe home from his honey moon
Pax TENT him bis house In Regents
Can't IN which TO receive Els guests.
true nobility 60 further than this?