The evening world., 1894-10-08
STAGE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Sothrrn's Experience with Some
Matinee GirIs--"The Cotton
king" In BostOn.

II was a sort OF refined affection that
thev felt for this dramatic STRIPPING
M o%'' o,mas, maternal soIIc,tude for his
welfare. They alluded to him jokingly
~, ,.,,,,,,,,ror,s hohy h,y"-hv which IL
as "'o''''''' ""o' D'' W -
Will be seen that their interest was
absolutely unlike that which other dam
~. no,,, oa,,roa t., ,ha ro,,,st nor
se'S nave ,e",'eu =" '"e
sonality Of Herbert Kelley. These purr-
&c., H. ~ lat corcoa,,nen, uka n
"eNei "" '" 'v' -,
worm + the bud. prey on their damask
check They determined that Sothern
,hn,II know how much they appre-
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cidttu hlth' lhey cluOpeu tosetner anu
raised s5O-or. to be precise, s4S75-went
g., a u.otILnou,, gtoro NOT far from
Ir,lv handsome yold-nountes cardcase.
,e''
They TOOK II hone-to one OF the'r
homes-composed a careful non-com-
'' ~,
1t down to the Lyceum Theatre. Ihen
they possessed their souls In patience,
and walted-simply waited. Exactly
ascertain-but it was something sac
charine, with gentle fervor in it, Four
days later mommer's baby boy was
heard Overwhelmingly, astoundingly.
lie returned the cardckse, with many
the day!-paternal advice to the maternal
dainsols. go How iooIlsh! ne wrote.
ny VIII girls do such things? DO
they never ask themselves what an
actor must think OF them? DO they
suppose that he cares FOR such personal
same SANE reproachfui STRAIN hdt,b ne TAXED 10
men i III 49, as ,s e.
tivn Tears ola A. arst thsv were fear
fi STar I UIu Al hs MS my rr mesd and
,hnS .,SS nam, IL, fmn,iG' sill
~ IL IN ny ,r 49, pnnna
etea' ing ,et Ven m va, ,ba, thau did
a. an III va ~ % ,1 Mna' my
,T lw ,t IL sis i ~ w ia raf
!e or iorv m nati ts
~ apso!uteN d uue sloiS VI MATINEE
s.ri ei,ttmuSaasrh ana an ac'or hon-
responsiveness
."rbe Cotton King'' will have its first
prediction in Boston Tonight, and the
pamphlets With which Manager Brady
Their I primitIve fe TW Some idea Of the
plav can he gained by the pamphlets
piciures which are c,Iied ;It Is our how
~ bnna & 'Nmrdar ami NV game "Not
murder h,it instIce FOR fhe moor girl y
,"Tha tbriIling elevator scene and
"Hettie's discovery. = There ia also a
hin5rnpbv ~ eocb ~ the members Of the
nnd 81 , c u Of Manaper RraSv in
u.s. i,h any pse.urs Vi ,aNaee' ai;nin ~,
"HmIIv Gear;
A London writer asserts that Miss Olga
NothCrsoles repertoire consists Of Car
men," Romeo and Juliet" a new version
Of Camille" and a new sable cloak
which has been specially putt Tor her,
and Of which she Is particularly proud
The relations between De Wolf Hop
per and Richard Mansfield are at pres
emf somewhat strained. and II is all
owing to the professional matinee OF
i iast thursday. Manslielu = coihpany WAS
tne oniy iihportaht oIsaiihat'oil III ,ne
KY mot present, ~ appeats ma MI.
MihsNelu was onenueu pecause nopPeI
niH nor SEM MN persona lnnHHitatlon
toi,i stat 10 s'a[, as u WERE. tioppe[ >
tG pprafS S, MEhti,nes' went ~ tne
taetaim Square iHeatle anu Poilteiy'
,d,ttuiiy anu pieasIisS eh.eIneu nn IN
f 1,,atn.a ~ tme en.rs ro,lpahy anauu6n
SInc,,n, nanese, S,0ou nl, La.er vi,
Then Napoleon was dropped and the
excuse ala not hold good. Mansfield
then wrGte to Hopper that he had heard
vague rumors and roundabout re-
ports OF professional matinee. Hop
! Fer. however, took ru notice of the let
Ter ana the result was that none Of the
Mansfield people was present. Hopper
was Partcularly anxious to accommo-
GATE Mansfield, IN return Tor a perform
ahce OF Dr, Jekyll ana MT hyde that
the actor once gave for the comic-opera
Comeulan.