The evening world., 1894-04-13
ROa OVER PIG|NT'S VOICE.
He Is Said to te Spoiled Some
of Lilfs Duets.
Dickson Reheag His New Play
"wilIie Ser Stage News.

The fact thatSS lllllan husSeIl
managers have a discussing the ad-
Visibility of gsg another tenor to
take the place Sig. Perugini in his
wife's companys given rise to all
sorts of rumorsl speculations on the
Rialto, and picDque accounts u early
marital infelici between the triple
husbanded priminna and the ote-wited
Giovanni have been publish'd. The
real truth is thhere has beet dlscorl
OF late on acco, of Perugni ssinging,
which has beenry bad. Some of Miss
Russelrs fetchiluets have ben ruined
, and the bride been exceedingly irri-
tated and angI She possesss a keen
ear for music, / Peruginfs ft singing
has been bite resented by his new
wife. To add the annoyare of the
situation, Permits absolut, egotism
blinds him tos own faults He Is
very charmingd affable feDw, but he
I believes in hinf very thoroughly, and
when his singi was objecte' to he re-
marked promI that his wrk was as
good as ever. 1 that 1t wa' the others
who were fiatd discordaf. This. of
course. made alters intinely worse,
and the manirs have zen looking
who once Sam THE Mihdo" in this
city was sugaed, hut nonegotiations
have been ened into so tr. Perugini
d during the p week ha been doing
much better. is an artt, or course,
and much offs. trouble due to his
unfortunate afness. BU Miss Rus
sells friendsy y that he must not sing
with her If can possibly be helped.
Her voice wkuffer, ant they must be
separated-asar as the stage Is CON
ccrned. MisSussell stads Loyalty by
Perugini. ar will not near anything
against him )m outsides.
Charles Dson and fs company are
rehearsing thew play,"Willie." at the
Casino. The zee is destibed as a Satri-
cal comedy Charles Ilein: and 1t was
presented Sc time az in Los Angeles
under the .e of Tie Briuegroom:n
latest comep which : an English ac.
tress knowas Miss Nhitty. willie"
is to follovThe Slepwalker' at the
Bijou, altlgh Tddy. Marks is so
elated at tisuccess 4 that farce that
his time. heould be exceedingly happy.
The indicans are. iowever, that Mr..
Marks WILT be exceedingly happy on
that point.
John Keld. who aas begun to twin
little gee adv.e by one Chicago
critic. RI gentlman suggests with
pretty pats that Mr.. Kellerd go to
some rocksh md learn elocution
la Demhenes. OF course, this ad-
vice is atrdly dt of season. The
rocky shorare no yet ready to receive
Summer ,tors. n month or two
there will, nothing to interfere with
Mr.. Kelles taking course OF study
at either ney Isand or Asbury Park.
That setest songbird. Marguerite
Cline, is She suffering from vocal
disturban and hat with her Is ter.
warble more on Thirty fourth street
(she doei cal it Roster &c Bial's).
but will on vacation. She has GER
tainly hsa PLEASANT time in the big,
a party her friends occupied a. box
and recdzed her frequently. After
pants ore px called out; ,MMaggie,
ed in det tones: "Send it down"
And thedid But Miss Cline never
drinks e. and she distributed it
among stage hands, who We're then
more concei than ever that she was
BY thee. several Of the artists at
Roster 8ia's are under the weather.
this rudthcement April weather. Ar
mand \ 4 III with bronchitis. and
will retl t France as soon as her
health print. Inaudi, the mathe-
matical igna. is also suffering from
and one tvo others are indisposed.
Lee Haisa. who had an unfortunate
manaReri dperience this season with
o farce Giet" The Wicklow Postman."
Is going bCome an actor again. Next
part in oJ's play. :" A Temperance
Town"
Real bsie we're used in the original
Productio { Herns's play; " MAJ Margar"t
ry, hover hS prohifited this being done
in New Y-k, 50 the Fifth Avenue
Theatre laagers were obliged to re-
sort to rg,abies. one Of these is an
elaboratedd. the work of Mrs. Herne,
who told h MossS. Rosenfeld that she
ought to -eeive al extra salary for 1t,
as she dhlo consider it an ordinary
" theatrictl prop. The Rosenfelds'
however, q not See 1t in that light;
have had tpay {. salary to real live
baby or It mothr. Why not do the
same for te thathas the priceless ad-
vantage o1being silent and non-frac-
tious?
Miss Ella Nocfy, who calls herself
"the emothal aCess," is going 10 give
q dramati and iusiCal entertainment.
in beautul cosImes." at Hardman
Hall to-mrow tening. She certainly
boasts a ery eXnsive repertoire. Ac-
cordng tea prob circular. it includes
"Won b, Love-. The Iron Will"
"The Nv Eas Lynne THE Con-
script" .Separaon," Maud Muller"
Face Face and "AlOne in Lon