The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
hi INSPECT WARDR0BEs.
breign Singers Subject to a
New Concert Hall Rule.
bindsrelIa" Has Been Improved
Other Stage News.

1 IA new law has been passed at Roster
n Balls Concert Hall. 1t provides that
Itsry foreign artist shall display to the
Ihnagement the dresses that she In
[ |nds wearing before she shows them to
10 public. Mile. Adrienne Larive, the
nest arrival at this house. caused the
Establishment considerable alarm. She
.ode her debut In little Mother Hub
Ara gown, that was very decollette and
1 !hs held In place by two frail little
| lkoulder- I'VE had a terrible
me-" said Mr.. Cline yesterday. when
IL saw her. We we've on pins and
eedles. We thought every moment
\ hat the dress would drop and disap-
bar. We were simply In agony. A
Xtastrophe seemed imminent, and the
]iputation of our stage was at stake.
Ne got or the stage all right. and she
4 - never worn that dress again-and. 1
+ lay add. never will. We inspected her
{ Iardrobe and found that It was mag
r >)1cept. The trouble with foreign
I Fists IL that they labor under the de-
&sion that they must give Americans
Z Dmething odd, both In costumes and
ngs.scmethins that they hey, have a. e never never
{ intake" A similar incident happened
NJ Tony Pastors Theatre some time
4 30. and almost broke Mr.; Pastors
|||Ss patrons Of Pastors could not be ex
ected to tolerate. Such Incidents
4Suiation at Roster q Biars is an emil
HsanR great deal. The verdict of
|kgt-nighters 10 very rarely reversed In
nis country.
The steamers that sail from this port
Rturday will take away most OF the
kalian opera songbirds. Nine. Eames
md Nine. Nordica will remain to fulfil
|1Dncert engagements here. Alan Dale
I All sail for England Saturday on the
1truria, TO be absent from America for
{tThe cinderella" pantomime has been
Z Hcrtened and consequently improved.
me long and tedious camera episode
10 been eliminated. and the first act
IAs been cut into two. Tuesday night
he pantomime was out at n.30-an I'M
royepisnt Of half an hour. 1t will be
"A pollock In London 1t began every
jlght at 7.30 and lasted until midnight
{pd there were matinees every day.
Nine. Janauschek is. after all. playing
{ith Kate Claxton in THE Two
4rDhans." IN Boston-the first time she
14s ever appeared In this country other
- sDiendidiy received and was S recalled
me after time. II is said that Miss
Iexton was unable to secure the Boston
ste without Janauschek Her presence
fn1s orDs new Wse are to o 5se
&tfsistent and irrepresslble than even
Pc Heavenly Twins.
alra. y; NJ. Post. of THE White
his
rcrous circular that she found In her
>51velB. II deals with Miss Kate Morti-
Ter. who Is described--for the benefit
the Iowa people.as Americas.
Artist." She Is quoted as being the
1American Bernharit." and publishes
y lstter purporting to have been written
"a Henry G. Miner, who. 1t is alleged.
knius was the box-office. When Miss
Mortimer ever appeared at one of Mr..
liners houses no fellow knoweth. She
&leo asserts that she took the New York
himmed with lace, costing SIPS yard;
mother has twelve-yard train Of gold
knilion. costing s35 a yard. OH why
annot We see Miss Mortimer? Come to
Bernhardt IS absent. Duse is away-and
MISUNDERSTANDING Clemmons is quiet
sornie Kate Mortimer!
II k4oAsu8 mas ucCloeu 10 JOIN
tempest next season. and he Is going to
Toronto to confer with her this week.
Re was In earnest conversation with
Ar. Whitney. at the sturteyant House
Yesterday. Miss Tempest will go around
fhe world, Marius Is very bright and
forswsll Of ENGLAND;
Edmund Collier and his partner
Thomas Garrick. were in the city yes
&erday. busily arranging their next sea
Pms plans; the play: as al, already men !.nsI
Isl popularity. The play is full of sen,
1Ational effects. Of which the public
sssmf e ne s fsx. ths .sason
|(t9y for some time. We have a splen
|11d route booked, and We expect to play
d various New York theatres during
Miss Elita Proctor Otis will not be IL
~ cast Of The Crust Of Society" e 2
LAYING In the piece in Boston with 10
|Bsph Haworth. 1t is said that Miss Oti
|4entsmplates playing in Hamlet. sh
MaGs ss,,n lovely ely S chubby Gphe dih
ma whose avoirdupois would proven
hsr untimely death BY drowning.
Il xno 0tGky DlfQb say tnaI mTb. ednaH
vii not be o member Of Harrigan's com
pany next season. She does not accom-
pany him to California: He will no
play very much in New York next year
Il ID said, and Mrs. Yeamans presumabl,
does not like the road-in which point
ahe resembles good many actresses
and likewise actors.
Miss Fortescue. the lovely Tilted one
whom Daniel Frohman brought to thi
country. II going to produce "Hypatia.'
She has written to the Archaeological
eociety. OF Athens for the hymn Of Apol
an interval Of 1000 years. II Miss For
tescue wants any chorus ladies Of tina
date she need not go to Athens. Sh'
can ind them in New York. Kiralf.
knows their addresses.
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