New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21


were impellee TO shake hands with him countless
times and then the Southern General asked: How
is II that you able 10 dominate every situation
maintain the suspense and yet never make the
slightest EFFORT
Why II is the simplest thing in the world Mr.
Holland answered Keep cool. smoke plenty Of
good cigars, fool your audience ana your manager
and above ALL don't act"
PURE YOUNG MANS ROMANCE.
The second burlesque thus introduced BY the
programme. With no regard for English history
or Mrs Burnett Lamb Edward z. Kldder presents
The Worst Gentleman Of Europe; or. the Romance
OF Pure Young Man The situations OF the
characters were exactly the same as In Mrs Bur
netts The FRS. Gentleman OF Europe" recently
seen az the Lyceum Theatre. The heroine. Daphne
C'WIllie" Collier loves the poor poet who lives IN
the garrett and she mends mis- clothes for him Her
mother wishes her 10 do something 10 attract the
richer young man. the Prince OF Wales In disguise
who rents ono OF the other rooms. But Daphne Is
shy. besides being true to her lover III only
dared give MIN a shadow OF encouragement she
sishs as she catches sight OF the Prince from the
window Thereupon she puts two fingers In her
mouth. gives a piercing street-boys whistle ana
then swings 4 watchmans rattle. Il hope haven't
been unmaidenly she adds.
When there is a noise Of riot in the street and It
is announced that the press gang mas caught
Daphnes father II is perfectly obvious that some
body must say The critics have got him at last
The poor poet tells his sweetheart OF MS struggles
He has been trying write poetical advertisements
for the cable-cars. He reads one Of them i left
IL" he says with weary sigh. at the office OF the
cable-cars Yesterday; they said they'd run over II
He tells Daphne that the many holes In his shirt
that she has been trying TO mend were ~here munger
gnawed him Rats Is her NJ seP psnsrons and te
renounce any claim that he fancles that ne may
have had 10 Daphne the play ENDS with cake
The Great Theatrical Syndicate. by Edward
Pauton was production OF the sort lhteliueu III
and those who know their attAlrs h.iniiansi
cbaracters In II we're Charles Snowman (Charies
Frohman) Dan Snowman Daniel Frohman. WHO
synd,cate, All Playusn Cal Hayman), Bailey (Au-
gtstin Daly) and l.. NJ. Balner "a NJ faiH,erl, nc
scene presented the ;wo Showmans ana iIag map
In the Office OF th- syndicate. Bailey ana T. Al,
Balmer rush frantlcally In and out all through tie
play begging 10 be admitted TO the syndicate OF 70
some part in its operations and they are every 'o
invited to the door
BURLESOUE OF THE MANAGERS
Three telephones are In constant operation me
nrs, message received Is that the Natloha Opera
Hous. at Painted Post has Joined the syndicate
In few moments the Grand Opera House at Paris
comes n. Price 10000" says Dan snowman
al once" says Charles Snowman NO. u 49,
saws Dan Snowman. Here" says Charles TO the
Office boy write check for s rom tbe f,u Iyceum
Theatre London; The Lyceum Is ours. Dut or
ng hone. ws let to him IN
Nine Bernhardt says that 10 per cent OF the gross
Is not enough for her she has oeen useS 10 Hgt,ns
CO." Tell her, replies Charles, that she VII take
l5 or abe Will have show on earth The mes
sage is repeated Nine. Bernhardt. says me man
Messrs Barnabee Macdonald and cowles. Of the
Bostonians Ghe real mem. come in 10 ask for stus-
tonA They are made 70 sins ssiscu0ns ''0m