The evening world., 1894-04-26
WILL INSPECT WARDROBEs.
Foreign Singers Subject to q
New Concert Hall Rule.
ssCinderella" Has Been Improved
Other Stage News.


A new law has been passed at Roster
A Bials Concert Hall. 1t provides that
= management the dresses that she In
tends wearing before she shows them to
On. nuh,ic Sue Adrieune Iarive. the
latest arrival at this house. caused the
establishment considerable alarm. She
a. II ~. "ssr aaooma,,a and
pero gown mat was H"s deeo"et'e Wv
was held in place by two frail little
shoulder-streps DIS. I'VE had a terrible
80" ..i, A. ri,,a y..,ord.y .uben
uine' saiu hi' 1"he seS'd"'' wa"
we saw her. We we've on pins and
needles. We thought every moment
that the dress would drop ana o'sap-
pear. we were slmply IN agony a
catastrophe seemed imminent, and the
~n,,.,,nn -, our .,ays y,a NJ .,ate
sepu..o Wv. zoe % 80 IN.
She got off the stage all right. and she
has never worn that dress ~again-and. l
m,v .da ,.,.r viii we insnertea her
,auu' w."
wardrobe and found that II was mag
nifcent. The trouble with foreign
,ns,ou ,h,, ,hsv mns, r,ya Americans
s ,1slSh fhs' o theS b %fSt in s' Costumes nmes'e anS
una me nave never
worn or sung az nome; That Is a great
mis1ake. a slniiaT .nc,aeh. napPeneu
al lony fas.orS ineatre soihe I'M
ago, ana Almost broke Mr.; nas,prs
neart. me artist wore "a urtss 'na'
rme pa'r1 ~ o. Laso' S Eu. nv ,nc;Ssnts
pGS5ed uo'era inc snd me paw
might happen any ,inhe. ana 'ne new
T nentiH W,s at one nes'g the nrst ap ,s ca
i, meals + sTeI IS v aeai' rar ene re sseqset IN
NE country
Inc steamers Una san from ms port
Satnrday VIII ak away most 81 Ine
Nine. Nordlca VIII remain to rum
eGhcert engagsments mere, Aiah ''hie
1870 sah ~ hs aREs sa rn az H na tnr
Few weeks
shortened and ,pannem,iv mmrnved
me ion9 snd ,sdinns n"prHN 'd.
tas h lons anu teun9us camera episode
H. q Zen emthinate1. anu tnt nrsa a..
~ y oee. Guy INTO TWO iuesuaS h'Iht
nroyement OF half TfS an hour on i' T. w,ll h be-
n A o'cIacyk pTuhed dnn'i IL rs over at
HtoHHt 81 : NJ ionucn ~ orSaH eNtls
md there wep nau m.,innas nv" mx,ry uixs"''
~No ~ "'e "a."e.' eE''S "hS'
Nine .Janauscbot 10 ,,,or nil r,orIr,
Srh ha'1 1iaNtoh IN InG Two
Sas a,,ar W. noS'2n,tIe IT'S n.flt, sne
q EYER appeaieu IN ms country tthcr.
w we shan az d s,d.. nm ~'hhIu-cnek
Vas spiendidiy received ard vas t,caiied
GGaxton was ime ,,o u IL snin maj Mss
SaaAton was uhaple 10 secure lhe Boston
oa.e wiuh9ut Janauschei' Her rrtseni"
G peira n,S .. ,rnas q new ih,er.sl to me
Hfse e Heavs ana .r ,rtnpr's''hle 'ha" even
INC riea'eh'S TWINS
A. , u
MIS-; r.; NJ, r,E,' o. me hlte
n Tcrous rlrc STn,p@hSi sen Sen IS a VERY hnr
travels. IL deals with ,Miss Is .te Ncrli-
mer, who is describcd--for the benefit
OF the Iowa p~eopleiiat "Nmsrica's
artist Sh" II quoted as being the
American ~Rernharlt. and publishes
a letter purn1riing 10 have been written
by Henry c. Minor, who, 1t Is alleged.
declared that. the b,st proof OF ncr
genius was the boX-ottice. When Miss
sI.o s..e ne.s ;sat no She t", took H !hs %sn y sns
Public by storm. one OF her dresses Is
trimmed with lace, costing SIS a yard,
another has a tws!ve-yard train Of sold
cannot we see Miss Mortimer? Come TO
us, Kate. We are waiting for YOU,
Bernhardt Is absent. Duse is awayEand
aaahem'-Kathrine .C!@nmon. is quiet,
Vi" "'''.
Marius has decided to io,n Marie
Toronto to confer with her this weei
He was in enrnest rvervn H., r,T "wwTISI,
Mr. Whitney ar tho Strr,ayan -, IInrsa
yesterdav Misc T,n,.st y,in 90 ,rornS
the world NIarins ~ verv hriybt ana
chs,tv II. saama nvs prtS'o' and
Edmund Collier and his partner.
Thomas Garrick. wer" IN the city yes
terddy., ousiiy arranging their next sea-
sons plans. The play. as already men
toned In this column. will be THE
Crossroads of Life" Mr.. Gerrick de
scribes II aptiy. He says: ut IL a bid
Tor popularity. The play is full Of sen
sational effects. OF which the public
never seems to grow tired. Melodrams
HAS deem All lnt rage inns sea son, and
stay for some time. We have a splcn.