The evening world., 1894-04-30
LITTLE DELLA---b|G De WOLF.
Miss Fox Is Not Being Featured
Any Longer in "Paniandrum."
Niolinist Marteau Doesn't Play OBJ
yatos-Thea.rlcal Gossip.

Della Fox doesn't figure as prominently |
in DE Wolf Ioppor's "Panjandrum' ad- |
vertising this season, a Buffalo reporter
has discovered, as she did in seasons gone
by The reason given is that Miss Fox
Is going to star next year with her own
comic opera company, and Mr.. Hopper
doesn't wish to contribute anything
towards the, preliminary booming of her
Golden, of Fencing Master fame. is
getting all the featuring, while poor de-
l.ghtful little, Della Is smothered with
neglect Della sees. however, that DE
Wolf doesn't oblitcrate her entirely. for
she has big frame of photographs which
she carries around and gets into the the
atre lobby ahead of his advance agent.
variety of poses. and the inscription,
Della Fox Comic Opera ORGANIZATION"
shows boldly above the frame. Otherwise
esiyerythng si seems to be serene .r with the
between the elfn mite and the masto-
donic opera -bouffer will yet develop
something extremely. ridiculous.
For the last tewonty months" writes
the women of New York have been
paving 81 ticket t? hear NJ. Henri Mar.
ries for breakfast. orange Pekoe. with
rum, lime juice and crystallizcd sugar
at O'Clock and innumerahle dinners of
the dain,iest things in the market Tney
nave put Their carriages, servants and
houses at his disposal and they never
dreamed that he was capable f doing
a rude thing. His refusal t. accompany
Miss Emma Juch at the Merop}litan
concert last evening was not amiable,
to say the least. and NJ. Henri will have
to give an explanation, for Miss luch Is
of tho DrtiStpS nf whom Now York
women are justly proud"
Marteau has furnished the desired in
formation. He Is soioist: not an oblig-
atoist. he says. and as he refused to
obHge Nine. MelhH with an ob.igato
last week, he couldn't very well main
tain his consistency and keep on his
virtuosoine pinnacle were he to obligato 10
now for Miss JuCh.
Carl Hagenheck arrived here Friday
from Hamburg, on hurrying visit to
Manager Hoffhemer, of the Hagenbeck
Company as TO what animals and the
number he will send over FOR the Hagen
beck Show and geological Gardens to be
located at Manhattan Beach for the
Summer, and which will have a season
Of two months at the Madison Square
Garden. beginning In September. He re-
turns to Europe on the Augusta Vic
tcr!a.
Wilton Lackaye, who has Just got into
New York, after an absence, Of nearly
company, when asked what he was go
ing to do next season, replied: MY dear
boy. this season l have been with
New York home company, which never
played. New York, next year I shall
look for an engagement with a road
company which occasionally plays New
York.
M. B. Curtis, whit revives "Sam'l
of Posen'' at the Standard Theatre to-
night, where, by the way. the curtain
will hereafter go up at sis o'clock, in
run of "Charley's Aunt" owns a hotel
in Texas which he is trying to sell.
Several purchasers are after it, and last
some of them to go to Texas to see the
property. because" as he explained
there's e big convention Of doctors in
I beleve-and I'd like the parties to see
| ing"
Pittsburg girl called to sing for her.
She was crazy to go on the opera stage"
and wanted some points about studying
abr abroad -, 81 She s hsd @ little more voice
go to Boston Instead of Paris, Offering
her card to a famous professor The
next day brought a pert letter from the
young person. However, she went to the
lessons. Last week a letter came from
tho old musician. mildly abusing her for
do nothing with her protege, who had no
talent and no more chance of public sue
cess than a little brown sparrow.
Miss Maud Banks is slender young
woman of medium height, l2O pounds
weight and colossal pluck. According to
her own statement. she isn't afraid of
anything or anybody in this section of
n oil ha
bother her in the least to go to the
| theatre alone and go home at midnight
alone. Like all members OF the company,
she has her night off, and If there is a
prefers to be alone 10 enjoy it. and study
the players without interruption. With
all her independence Miss Barks is in
| no way aggr, ssive. When a man in he
street car reads his paper wide open. or
allows his elbows to encroach upon her
ribs she quietly gets up so as not to
Interfere with the gentleman's comfort.
Mr.. John Coates. Of D'Oyly Carte's
Utopia" company, who has won such
admiration for his excellent impersona-
ton Of the principal baritone role at the
| Broadway Theatre comes of an old and
renowned musical Yorkshire family. and
at an early age displayed the hereditary
enthusiasm for the art. As a boy he
north OF England, being the leading
| boy OF renowned choir there for many
| years. He has sung before large num-
ber of the English nobility, and has the
entree to the most fashiona BILE London
AT Homes"
There is a new polished villain" IN
| the dapper and deXtrous DiXey's "Adon s.
retnue due at Palmer's next week
| Alexander Clark is his name, and the
discriminating Mr.. Rice expects him tc
wipe out all memories of preceding pol
| ished villains.