The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
WILLARD PRAISES AMERICA.
The Actor Says Many Flattering
Things About Its People.
Manola and Mason Cancel Contracts
Other Stage News.

! T. S Willard has been dons admirable
| work for America in England II APP
pears that he will talk on no other
theme. and some OF his remarks that
| hiv Just reached here are quite inter
csting lie even finds goods words to
say for the American summer The
Americans know how to erappIc with the
heat he declared To an interviewer.
"'rhey dress sensib'y in gossnmcr twlls"
! ~h! T.. S. WillardD, land every morn
| ing each house receives a great bloci
of ice, and you drink things cold" Nh
the English ideas Of America are wrong,
according to Willard. The men are ut
! i"rly courteous, ami the women are not
| dlsaGreeably advanced. The children are
clarnin. with their oid-fashioned "sir''
and "ma'sm'' to their parents, and wives
are queens Of their homes. There are
no Strained relations between the sexes.
as in England Willard talks for hours
about the Chicago Fair. and took 10
England with him scores of photographs,
"ngravinPs, culored pictures and studies
of dancers actors, warriors, belles-Sa-
inoans Javan"se, Pcrsians. Cretes and
ArabianS The English actor simply.l
do'es on Chicago and asserts tnat II
can teach London many lessons Now
isn't that all very nice? Willard Is !
grateful you see. Not nice thing has
h e %" s'n oa sme word o
praise for The hungerins Americans has
she seen fit to sond back. Really, |
willard is very ,efrs.shi,,s.
Marion Manola and Jack Mason have
not tird some of the people whom they |
i,m re.tIsl Sru mr. heNt season . tl,at me
i,, ~, Is ranty,ieui n"E WIZ ilol sui
The Masons Seem to an nave come in coy.
Xxx WIZ, ri ifonpI"hs t'mes. on, ,ey Ger
saIve, a.. co,;,, LAR or w u" endIs
They ar. taEims of siyiHs cSmGerts at
''''o"' ""'''''s p'a'eS '''S '''''''''ei'
rho hrcf c,,,r,.rin an, oi,b,v-,vo
married ri day. enjoyed @i' by Gillian Russell
h ani HiE. nloNahhl ferusihl nave passsh
i luz" history ,ieir ~ , ,li.e eb;sodn,
moi witho u' ny nSai,i anG oi h,iai
%harh!;; >.,, one night during ,h me i run
drassIng,r,,Utn' rho nerro, m,n,,, VA.
over And Miss RusspIl's h hu ,sI was
nupi,oTen - ne hleSsins i.,inm.,.' AZ
Wills ~, ~, % dnu ~, ~ Wa nrimts,
is. , ~" The ,,mys rne Of fV ona hand is
~ ,s, r y, Una, loou', potrr
e" VIVA me ,, rrIlui. as ,T S"w
d,oadf', -. i'"' e''e" ""a'"' 10 II h''
,'eh ~ 40, h ,iii'' M
rs,nhrhcu, WIN a, 4 certain DanaIlty mat
"a VIVA hn,rJ ID 60 :. sigmed ~ dc
a, ,het ,om me a. iohm Pc parnoinvs
.',a, i,,P''i,m "a o"i'',' etuS,'l
. utashSr entcr .ri "'iu IN 'wo ronSs on
and tha dres.er I'D him no, 70 70 foreet 10 H.
,,, -, W ,'' '''' ''''' NV W ioi e'' ~
~" :" I C'tu o, Exclaimed tne tenor In tho
.,.o,,i y 81, p ~ :! VII H. az
s"u VI III" .e I,sSr.,Ied Win axe ,nen
I'm in no h,,mnr for levels o-niebt
III !" "o ""'''' ~. 'eSe'' 'o-'''s"'
NJ pe,,er nv tho bve emil. for E,,,-
rope ON the chester. He was unable to
80 so G f t NJ. Rmsse hsro bef"ra ' tha
Chester sails lie ha. never vet been
ivol ,' t's "i ne Sji hn Mss pnss nyis
rib; ranI man ,ma viii lat, ahrnaS
as Ion" rs sh, does Mr., peip@r hai
worked diligently and consc!entiously i'm
And now. Lillian being on the water
we shall have a dash of rest. for a
upon having more Of it, For the latest
is that Miss Russell has heard thai
perugini viii organize a hostile claGue
for her opeuinc uerfOrnance This s,Is-
pirion viii undoubtedly furnish some
very excellent talk early next month.
and it's Just as wcll to know what to
Helen Blythe. the well-krown actress,
who for the last two seasons has net
been on the stage, will resume her
starring tour during the coming season
under tn" management of w. II. Wright.
late business manager of Bill Nvo and
Whitcomh Riley Miss blythe will try
two new plays and make a big revival
Of ..I,'' rroh,II,- 80 ,.,I'ho Ir,.' I
dual Match" Her season will commence
Sept. II. ,
Oscar Hammerstein has gone to Sharon
Springs. II can stand It no longer" l
cried the -mpctuous manager. THE iiv-
ing pictures and my opera are killing
me. III 90 and take some mud baths" ,
" ne nee ladles or the Pro!ession@l ,