The evening world., 1903-11-13
Helen PrindiWilIe, Who Is Sup
porting Howard Kyle in "Rose-
mary" Lays Claim to Having
that Distinction.
TWO YEARS ON THE STAGE.
IL the Daughter Of a Chicago News-
paper Woman, and Was Educated
" .I..H
In q Convent In Franee-Made Her
Debut In the Windy City.

Helen P~rindiville. supporting Toward
Kyle in Rosemary" claims the distinc-
ton of being the youngest leading
woman on the American stage.
Miss Prindivills is eighteen years old,
and has already achieved considerable
success. She is the daughter of a n
cago newspaper woman, but was edu-
Gated in Paris at the Convent of the
Sacred Heart. h speaks French and
German nuently and Is a good musician.
For two seasons Miss Prindiville was
with. Ben Hur." playing the part OF
Tirzah. She made her first appearance
two years ago in a Chicago ~produStion
of Lorna Doone."
Henry b. Harris will present Miss
Alice Fischer in Leo Ditrichstein's far
cIcal comedy, whats the Matter with
Susan?" at the Bijou Theatre on Tues
day, Dec. /. The organization Will
include Edith Barker, Charles Brad
shaw, Myrtle Vinson. P. j. McGrane,
Isabel Garrison, George Fox, Daniel Gil
fether, Morgan Conan, John s. Robert
son, Harry Lilleford. Edward Dresser
and others.
Virginia Earle will begin her starring
tour in Sergeant Kitty" at the Mon
tauk Theatre. Brooklyn, next Monday
night.
Max Hirshfeld, musical director OF
BABES in Toyland," was conducting a
rehearsal of the chorus and was trying
TO Impress on the three score girls that
they were not doing their best.
81 want you all to sing he said.
even when we do not want much
volume we want all the voices. A girl
who can sing and won sing ought to
be sent to Sing Sing"
ut seems to me- remarked Miss
Stella Beardsley, one OF the Piper chill
dren. THAT a person who can sing and
will sing ought to be sent to Sing Sing"
Joseph Jefferson's present tour ends
Nov. 21 In Washington, after which he
goes TO Florida for the winter.
Music lovers of the upper section OF
the city in particular are greatly in
terested in the Forthcoming series of
concerts to be given at the West End
Theatre by Walter Damrosch and his
New York symphony orchestra. The
first of these concerts will be given
Sunday. and the advance demand for
seats Is significant of the popularity OF
tho concerts. The appearance OF the
New York Symphony Orchestra will
~inaugurate the musical season in Har.
lem. Weber & Fields having taken the
Initiative in tho matter OF furnishing
high-class music at popular prices.
Tho second musical event of the sea-
son will be the concert at which Nine.
Adelina Patti will be the sololst. This
will take place on the afternoon OF
o q. n the world-famed songstress
will be heard in a selection OF melodies
with which her name has been asso-
GLAZED, and, in addition, will offer some
now arias.
The Castle Square opera company. in
2 limited season of grand and comic
operas. under direction OF Henry w.
Savage, follows next at the West End
Theatre.
BY arrangement with Henry Void.
sohn fVe musical matinees will b,
later. "
Homer Lind's Liederspfel company a
the Maphattan Theatre has been def.
hateay decided; The first matinee will
y. BY arrangement with Mr.. Harrison
Gray Fiske Mr. Lind is to present 9
series OF these matinee performances
of one:act lyric plays. These Liedor.
spiel plays are a ~weIl-known feature o.
European theatres. The opening bill
Will be one OF unusual interest. 1.-THE
Return Of the Roamer." by Felix Men
a asls eon;ntr never will o Be the p fisss on TIL !.
programme. The operetta will be rem
dered In, English. the version having
been revised by Willard Holcomb. Tn
second piece will be the one-act musica
drama by Julian Edwardes and vii
lard Holcomb entitled "Gringoire, h
street Singer" The third piece will
be Mrs. R~obinson's Reception mod
ern musiacl play by, Randolph Hartley
The company Includes Maud Lambert
Fredericks, William a. Wegener. viii
lam g. Stewart. William Dade an,
others. Carl vanderlinden will be tn,
musical director.
Frank Daniels was waylaid as he wa
entering the Knfckerbocker Building tn,
other lay by a group of brother profes
sionals who were standing on the curb
Just then one Of those big. six-hors'
we're seeing New York. 'o passed vi" u
broadway. and the guide in stentoriai
tones announced:
''This, ladies and gentlemen. Is New
FORKS RiaIto. Ahead OF us you SCI
some OF the most famous playhouses o
the metropolis. To the right you will
observe n group of actors-probably un
employed 'Thespians who have walked
in from the provinces. Note their gaunt
the left / call your attention to-
put Mr. Daniels had vanished