The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-05
STAGE News AND GOSSIP.
Julius steger Will Shortly Leave
These Shores.
Mrs. Langtry Wants to Mako an
American Tour.

The "steger Kiss" Is a thing OF the |
past and the more or less tuneful julius
alludes to II sadly. as though but the |
ashes remained. He's going to Europe |
In ten days, Is Julius. and thereby |
hangs tale. "You see" he said yes
terday, twirling his star y-pointed |
mustachios until they 'resembled cork !
screws, Il won't howl through The
Fencing Master In the one-night stands
Just to obliCe Mr. Whitney. won't
do II. 1t would ruin my voice" He
was In dead earnest, was Julius as a
man who believes he has voice. II
went to Whitney and told him, and
consequently I shall not fulfil my con-
tract. Neither shall sing with Lillian
Russell, under the management OF
Canary & Lederer. as reported. You
see. Miss Russell may return to New
York. and may not return to New York.
ana the uncertainty would he most an
going away"
The star y-pointed mustachios trem-
bied in the sunshine. and the air was
hlled with the halmy perfume OF its
nriiliantinc anointment. ~ am going to
murmured II am going to Vienna to
my family. for | am well--I might also
say say very well-,connected In Austria.
IN" am So'ng to put myself under
ters My people say: Julius, you have a
voice, hut II Is pncuitivated., Cultivate 1t;
rSn our T2sss que ypm nSsr yomz,
to George Edwardes for next season. 30
the intervening time will he spent In
hitting myself for this London engage,-
ment. don't want the world to think
that ! am dependent upon prima
donna,s caprlces;" SO. please, world.
don't think anything OF the sort.
N Joseph Reynolds received cable from
was flashed across the Atlantic, book a
tour for me In November, beginning In
the = snail towns for rehcarsnls?" Mr..
also undoubtedly will, for, upon no less
an authority than Charles Frohman,
Mrs. Langtry Is now looking handsomer
and younger than ever.
Walter Jones has received a letter
from q, New Yorker In London. who
says: Last evening | dropped into the
Gaiety Theatre to see Little Jack Shep-
American cast OF 'clnderiiIaG. was the
Jonathan Wild. You can imagine my
surprise when in rushed the tramp OF
1872 ! was startled at first but as
saw poor Seymour Hicks. The whole
thing was a poor imitation lie tried to
| sing your songs ana do your cigar trick.
Sc. hut the Americans in the audience
groaned aloud to see It done so badly"
He positively declines to be sat upon,
He Is certainly the most irrepressibly.
elastic agent" in the ''perfesh." This
Burroughs's escape from shark while
bathing In the surf at her Summer home
in Martha's Vineyard She was heading
for a raft when the monster attacked
hx. hnr
| foundland dog. Won't somebody get
this agent to battle at Martha's Vineyard
carefully exclude the Newfoundland
dog and hope for the worst?
w Talking OF agents. Mr.; Punch
Reckless and Independent order of Pre-
license The sS osr'G,'e is hsaded
This is to certify that - is entitled
to lie, from the first day OF May. 1894, to
the first day Of May. 1895. he being a
the LC, A. r. and I. o. of P. that he 10 a
Mr., Wheeler signs himself "secretary Of
State to His Internal Majesty
William H. Sloan wishes 1t to be dis
from tSs n as ne c ons no 9f no
bHdy said Ss he had but that's detalD and
company, in which he will appear as the
King and tramp.
BY the bye, Richard Harlow's superbly
goose like neck is said to be absolutely
insignificant when compared with Mark
Smiths gorgeous. expansive and glossy
of Spain on the road, and wears a bodice
cut low at the back down to the belt,
MIR. Harlow, 1t is claimed. is not de-
| spondent.
In his revival OF THE Merry Wives
of Windsor" William II Crane makes
a, departure from the old traditions OF
the comedy in favor of the youngest
member OF his company, Joseph Vince
lock- ir., who is cast as Abraham Slen-
der. In the stock company days this
ed'an of the company. whether he was
twenty-five or seventy-five years old
He was given the part because 1t was
Notice TO Ss reaay to play # at
Wheelock for the role on account Of
his youth vivacity and nimbleness.
The season has begun In very dig
Sturtevant House yesterday. I'VE have
| James j. torbett at the American The
atre, and John L. Sullivan at II, r.
Brodie comes forward at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre as a member of the pro-
tession that sheltered Booth Then.
| Is HldhlIp HI que pTHpnra-
tons for career as actress. Who will
| come next?"
They do. say In certain quarters that
| Eleanor Mayo will not sing this season
in The Princess Bonnie" but that she
| VIII be married within month to young
Elverson, OF Philadelphia. Miss Mayo
| has a contract with Willard Spencer,
but love smokers at contracts. as we all
| know full well.
| Ten years or so ago Joseph Haworth
land Edmund Collier were marching in the
| hiHtronic ranks together. under the leader
| ship OF John Mccullough. Collier is now
| playing an engagement at the Star
| Theatre at the head OF his own COM
| pany. and Haworth Is to follow him
| there as the star In "ROsedale." Neither
OF the stars forgets his old master. Ha-
| worth has expressed esteem in the form
| OF a magazine article. and he Is also at
| work upon a life of Mccullough, which
is TO be published by a well-known firm