The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-20
GLAD T|DINGs TO EDWARDEs.
Success of IA Gaiety Girl +"
Flashed to London.
News and Gossip About the Stage
and Its People.

Joyous cable messages have already
been flashed to George Edwardes, of
London. by his loyal friend, Marcus
Mayer. The immediate success OF "A
Gaiety Girl at Days was the subject
OF the messages. II interviewed jour
nalists, men-about-town, fathers of
families, bookmakers-every l
felt satisfied" said Mr.. Mayer yesterday.
/ "Edwardes was little afraid at first,
for II is costly venture. Then there
were one or two difficulties. Lottie
Venne couldn't come, and Edwardes
wondered who could play her part. 1
suggested Maud Hobson, who has been
member of the Gaiety company for
years. I am glad to say that Miss Hob
son has made a hit. And Cissy Fitz-
gerald-everybody agrees that she has
captured the town. Well. she was also
an afterthought. A lovely little wo-
man. called Topsy Sindon. did the dance
in London. Miss sndon supports
drunken father, and he wouldn't let her
come to America. / feel very pleased
about "A Gniety GIRL George Ed
war wardes Is such coed fellow and he has
London. l could give you half dozen
generous and voluntary financial as
America, He wants to come. and would
have sailed with this company. only for
q stress Of business that keeps him in
London. He has three important pro-
auctions to make before the end OF Oc-
tober, and he is also suggesting n
ballet for one Of the music halls"
Mems. of interest anent the Gaiety
girls: Little Miss Decima Moore is en-
gagged to be married to Cecil Hope who
plays the part Of Harry Fitz Warren.
back to % %dSded Ms HSPe rs is v see
well connected, and Joined the company
only to be near pretty Miss Decima:
Miss R Blanc Massey is DAUGHTER Of
Yorke is a niece OF Miss Violet Cameron.
Juliet Nesville Is a French woman, and
doesn't have to manufacture her ac-
cent.
Blood" at Palmer's Theatre. stood and
side Days, "Ah!" he said, with sigh.
Jpst look how people patronize an Eng,
missed the point. It was case Of en-
An American has bossomed forth as
the writer and composer OF an English
coster song. All Hamilton is the Amerl-
Little Pal with ali due Difference e W to
Mr.. Hamilton's eommendable ambition,
i must be said that BE My Little Par
Little Nipper" as one could possibly
wish not to hear.
Al last! Manager sehoeffel booked
for Oct, l. The Garden people have
weeks at the Hub, but Mr.; sohoefei viii
cons to co., two weeks reduction
able that Little Christopher Columbus
will replace the necessarily successful
extravaganza on Oct. 10. Miss Yoiande
part of Guinevere.
THE Fatal Card" the Adelphi mel
odrama, OF which Charles Frohman has
secured secured the American rights. is a
lynching episode. a rescue. an escape
Easing train and good o ID 81 shlo 9n
may now be seen at Niblo's, in THE
I Tide of Life" Is this a coincidencef
Little Mile. Rialta-a droll name. by
the bye-who is appearing with ]. K.
is to f be seen 1T kostef ms
Biars Concert Hall. She calls her spe-
cialty "the fire dance" and announces
that she has reserved" all American
/ rights.
Miss Ada Rehan will twinkle as a star
In the theatrical armament next week.
She has Autographs all to herself, but
they don't do her justice. She will APP
atre. Her repertoire for the first week
will be The Last Word" 1.-The School
for Scandal and Twelfth might" and
las You Like 1t" and THE Tanning OF
the Snrew.' She will be supported by
George Clarke, John Craig, Charles
bert, Lloyd Daubigny, Sybil Carlisle,
Evangeline Irving, Lilly Post. Ida Moles-
worth and Mrs. Thomas Barry.
There is to be a meeting OF Messrs.
Roster and Bal. Oscar Hammersten
and two attorneys this afternoon. Mr..