The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25

tAyNan nhnQlea ner ctEaretto ElnReTly. anu
hers. But Miss Tyree holds on. draws in great
clouds Of smoke, puts them out in rings, and
preston OF q con tirmed smoker
Miss Tyree is slender. with the figure OF q 10
mirably. She wears close fitting white buck.
skin brooches. tight about the calf to point
they loosen s'm yrom tRs, point and are ipl about
the hips. although not nearly so voluminous MS
Miss Cayvan,s. She wears a green velvet rid
swaggers about the stage with q CROP. and
slaps her sisters on the back with we'll
Miss Tyree wears a shooting suit In the second
act, which consists OF a Scotch tweed cmtaway
trousers; Brown leather CATERS cover the an
Miss Florence is poetic girl. and makes a
reaching above the knee. and long blue Nor
when lord y'HS sits down: and they are ar, not q
81 the sister Who regrets that she l. growing so
feminine. and her long hair Is allowed to fall
hs To
sstsss1 coat. few visible Inches q calf In
sknS IN tho las. act Al Y three o G *. girls
wear gymn asium suits, Miss Cayyan appear:
p onsn efG IN Blue SOFT Cashmere srrs
fall to the knee, and under them are more
the least pretence OF being masculine.
Miss Cayvan was n the familiar skirts o. the
SIsg restored her when she told reporter IN
her dressing room last night how she felt in
the t trousers Of Noe; Mr. rrobm,r has had
the play" she said. and it was long time
before could make up my mind to wear that
Miss Cayvan stopped for moment here. and
looked thoughtful. Then she said suddenly.
with considerable emphasis;
Nv fac Ia
all my lie. just Tor that reason, as soon as II
was announced that 1 was TO wear boys,
they had never. seen before: But. rs
figure is small. SO made up, my mind to
take the part. thought OF al the aetresses.
nO had played ord saf Z
clothes, 1t was the worst thing ever went
through. The Other actresses rehsarsej
minded so much, but hated TO appear before
the theatre. knew they would begin to talk
aud criticise the moment made my appear
t anSs; 80 until the Sst moment. Each dag
thought would certainly wear them at the re-
hearsal. and when the time came my courage
failed me. and lIwould postpone 1t until tho
II was only on the Friday afternoon before
half flushed. when suddenly decided that |
from FROM the stage to my dressing room and got
into them. When l went back on the stage l
never gave another thought to the trousers
always been accustomed to them. and hate
these things already"
Miss Cayvan gave her silk skirts tremen-
But do realize now those awful Jokes
and my maid looking for a button that won't
door you would admit that there are some ad.
va in skirta'
When the reporter asked II the wearing Of
trousers for three hours every evening had
skirts as a garment for women. Miss CayVan
was not inclined to answer the question d.
that's only a mans idea about our skirts"
she said 8 but did ask some OF the dress re-
tune They took it as very serious matter.
though, ami wrote down to ind out when they
TO. be on sIs Sa like the sns % tSs
now that / have worn a shirt myself I
d dSS ike the collar Button. .00kSs Now OI that
have worn the trousers. don't regret It,
would think. and the wo@sn eli Ike the cos.
tune. which Is the thing | cared about most.
Very favorably with the fashion able bathing
suit which is a gown never could DO induced
As TIE Sun told the other day. Miss Cayvan
played boys parts at the outset OF her career.
She was a member Of the Boston Ideal Opera
nitza" since that she has played n boy in
the little play. Tom NOddy's Secret" but in
that she played the part OF boy. not Of a
woman dressed as bny. which, she says 10
very much more difficult to do.
a Commercial Traveller Arrested for Theft.
John W. McAlpin Of Coaldals. Pa. formerly
: commercial traveller for the general mer-
ohandise firm Of Gately & Fitzgerald. l.O25
Market street. Philadelphia. was arrested late
on Friday night accused OF stealing $1,000
worth Of goods. II seems that MeAlDin had,
during his last trip. disposed OF goods on his
own account, and when on HE way back 10
Philadelphia he heard that the firm proposed
to arrest him, ThereuDon. without reporting
at the ONCE. he rsshipped his sample trunks,
containing 81 100 worth Of goods to New York
and follow them here. He Was arrested at
the house Of an acquaintance. In the York
VILE Police Court he WAS rsmAnded to await
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