The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-03
DRAMAT1oNEws ANpNoTEs
Hattie Delaro Barnes Seeks 70 Enc.
late May Yohs.-FrehasA Se.
cures Dietriehstein.

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late May rohs.-Frehasa Se.
curss Dietrfehstein.
Hattie Delaro Barnes has gone to
London. Since her bosom friend. May
Yohe. became Lady Francis Hope. Miss
Delaro has been simply consumed by .
raging fever Of discomfort. She 10 very
ambitious. and once, on the strength of
her shapeliness, rather than OF her
voice. she sung Lillian Russell's part in
The Queens Mate at the Broadway
Theatre Since then Miss Delaro has
tried farce-comedy comic opera and the
legitimate without-alas! making a sem
sation. May Is a sweet girl" said
Hattie Just before she sailed. II am
very fond Of her. but she was never .
great success in America. There. must
be something In the London air that
brings out latent qualities. I'm going
70 London and I must see what I can
S Nav! Po Nd, y9v think Inns I'm :: fetching a:
said before. I'm very fond Of her It's
her recklessness. ! think. that caught
things. still can scarcely believe she
has made such a tremendous hit, and
I'm going to investigate. Folks say
her @ondsr %by; are TsYnE about
said before, she's q sweet girl" Miss
Delaro took troupe Of pickaninnies
WIN WIN ne hsr to London as sort Of an eI-
rive In the English metropolis. with
nothing more to say than I'm Hattie
Delaro. Please, I've come" The pick
anlnny fever has not yet infected Lon
spread the contagion and pave a way
Tor herself. 1t is not likely that she will
rerar ,,i n hurry. II there are any
Is thoroughly imbued with the idea that
London Is gold mine for comely
Americans. And there are others who
are impressed with the same belief.
Charles Trohman has snapped UP clev-
e. little clio Dietrichstein. the Zou-Zou
OF mIriiby;. and engaged him for next
Toned way. Mr.. Frohman, in the good
neSw-iashioned way. sem, for Zou-Zou.
stein IS @ de on ns s. ST. are De, great
many other Trilbyites, AS. for Paul
Potter. comic opera folks and managers
are simply bounding him with offers.
to his music; so does Lud wig Englae nder;
50 do many others. 1t Is always the
case. me successful men are those that
are sought and sought very often by
the very. men who were least anxious
10 help them to success.
Here's n case for Mr.. Palmer plus the
Harpers' interference: As a souvenir OF
THE Passing Show" at the Chicago
Opera House, May 10. every lady present
Will receive silver Trilby heart. What
right has any manager to give away
anything Of Trilby nature without the
consent OF Mr.. Palmer and the Harpers?
surely II Is a piece Of unmitigated impu-
dence. Perhaps, however, Mr.. Palmer Is
holding of until he knows exactly what
Trilby heart is In the mean time we
may expect Trilby spleens. Trilby livers
and Trilhy lungs as future souvenirs.
on, wi at bright. Du Maurier to-mor-
row is In store for US!
a one-legged bicyclist, who has earned
Introduced as a speciality performer in
Little Christopher" last night. He ia
a. very clever fellow. and does better
bicycling with one leg than common or
Garden people manage with two Little
Christopher will henceforth appeal to
wheelmen. Likewise wheeiwomen.
A. testimonial concert will be rendered
to J. d. Fitzgerald, the admirable Irish
Opera House Tuesday nisht. MI Fitx,
gerald sails for Europe shortly, to re-
turn In the Autumn. and his friends have
seized this opportunity of giving him a
send off. Among the patrons of the con-
cert are Gen. j. r. O'Beirne, Coroner w.
O'Meagher, Gerald Fitzgerald, J. +. Gal
lagher. John g. O'Keefe and Judge
Lynn. A reception will follow the en-