The evening world., 1894-08-30
STAGE News AND GOSSIP.
Miss Irish Wants to Show Us
What She Can Do
Rice Says He Can Hold Camille
D'Arville to Her Contract.

Mrs. Kendars ex-leading lady. Miss
Annie Irish-the Ellean of THE Second
Mrs. Tanqueray"-who arrived here
Sunday. and is now :,lacidly resting
at the Hotel Aberdeen, will not Join the
Kendals this season. Mr.. kendall made
me an OFFER" she said yesterday, but l
did not care to accept II. and he would
not agree to my terms, My season with
them did not give me much Of chance
to show Americans what can do. My
part In Tandueray was a perpetual re-
straint upon me. / wonder II my au-
oiences imagined that II was natural for
me to be 30 tame,so quiet and so awkward!
did not like the part at all. And now
have como to America to settle here
positively. whyf Because It agrees
with me. In spite OF my hard work last
season. I never enjoyed such perfect
health. In England / was a martyr to
neuralgia; It left me here, and am so
mIen Set tsI: Then have hay married
lives, SO have decided 1 to adopt a /, my my
self. I had an offer. in London to play a
Ps sH S Hsr NcW IN Ssnsy ntss
1t. ana l had other, offers, but America
was In my mind md over came. What
shall l do? I don't know yet. have
ioHs 70 gel q part in when Americans
will appreciate me. I love Plnero and
Grundy's plays. / am happy when 1 am
sperte payw el nes Ths sy ARE irish a
very little about the Kendals' plans. She
season did not close until June.
q. e. Ri,e will say very little about
vile, but he asserts that ne has an air
chooses to hold her to II he can do So 30
n hs Ma NE. ~. lot !: mot .Ss1 hspRy
contract to him for this season--air-
tightly. t9oT Ta,d she has. has calmly signed
somebody else, and when Miss sailie
Rae mss calmly st hst sSe
was In Europe. The manager. however.
is not shedding tears at the loss of Mr..
Barry and Miss Randall.
Miss Marie Burroughs. It is said. ia
dates at some OF the theatres through
nSmSsS q Managers asking rI them 70 .e
sUs Miss ssv the dates 1h he
for her. And now. 1t seems that they
have held time..but Of the wrong
IS sra ASSERTED. are anxious mkt" e 70 ha" a Miss
! Burroughs in Aprii-just as though she
could crowd her season into that month.
This shows how difricult It is to launch
one.
This comes from the Shenandoah
agent: Miss odetts Tyler win ride one
her entrance on HORSEBACK and taking 4
flying dismount from the saddle. She 1,
q, skilled equestrian and looks more
har h. osy that :sy ns
seived ri. w fenvia s ff +, "S SSa ne re
been for that little affair of he's witt
The score of Lite Christopher Co
lumbus" fs in the Custom House, ant
there is some trouble about getting Il
out; It is full Of London puns, however
II MN 'fs se1. sGSa OF r %Ssf
done. The .1iss" revival is going strong
and + may be found necessary to give
ers while the metropolis is getting read,
Mr.. Hammerstein doesn't like the col
h ~ h Th. ynS pic
uncertain. One night they appear, the
next they are not to be found. Mr.. Ham
mergtein on about half dozen occasion,
har had to send n messenger to Twenty
seventh street at the last moment to ge
colored models.
Sowing the Wind" has been denied 9
second engagement in the town of OK
ford, England. The Vice-Chancellor de
clined to allow Its representation. How
unfortunate that this breezy news Gomez
too late to be Of any use to the pla,
here.
1.-THE silver laurel wreath for Strauss
will be a magnificent thing" said Ru
dolph Aronson yesterday, and Il viii
be exhibited for two weeks before I sent
| 1t abroad. have a list of names yarC
long. OF course. Strauss has no idea o.
any such thing. and he will be much
surprised. He deserves the wreath
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