The evening world., 1908-11-09

'At way brought quite an accent back
"ltA him-when he becomes excited
'eil EN- raving over in London over
.'r WhteIrhalrs which some enterpris-
!nS NHltflcah got concession TO put
N az the Franco British Exposition
LLey never seen them before except
al!us' ana a great many We're a
tr iealN OF them at first-ashamed
| 10 nave man wheel them about-but
pSniGtt they tried them they all got the
.ap.I f man would take over a
flock Of Atlantic City coons to push
mem about he'd make great hit, for
| think the wheelchairs will be at all
son"
Lady De Battle, better known in this
country as Mrs. Langtry, has written
to friend In New York that she has
no desire TO come over again notwith-
standing her last engagement netted
her The merry little sum OF 5000 a
week. 1t seems that she doesn't care
for us as she used TO since the anti
racing law went into effect Consider
ing that her colt Yentoi-she owns
large racing stable--won the Cesare-
witch, one of the most valuable OF the
sands of pounds to the winner, one can
hardly blame her for wanting to stay
where the money is easier-on the turf
8,
a couple OF acrobats. whose turn Is a
risky one in that they toss each othe
around in the air and II one fell he
would probably break his neck. stood
in the wings of tho Colonial Theatre
not long ago listening the monologist.
Mr.. Fred Niplo.
The amt no fairness in this bust
ness: said one of the acrobats. Erump'-
risks our life to entertain the guys out
In front and we only gifts $50 a week,
and Niblo Just stands out there and
hands out the CAB and draws $500. I'd
like TO know where ne takes any chance
he can't talk hisself to death, can he?"
Bob Daley. brother OF Pete. stood at
the corner OF Broadway and Forty-.e-
ond street the other day and saw Nat
Wills the tramp comedian, whizz past
in a big automobile
Gee, il comes easy for some folks"
said Bob, Il knew Nat NOT so long ago
when he was down TO hard pan and now
he passes me in his Panhard."
Nat Goodwin and Miss Edna Good
rich have come TO be known as the
Prince dAbruzzi and the Miss Katherine
Elkins or Broadway and Forty second
street.
M Not long ago the flag out l in front of
Oliver Herford. the rhymster and dram
atist saw II and hurried into the build
ing. In minute he came out and wit h
a disappointed manner joined a friend
who had waited for him
Dye know" lie said ut wasn't the
man hoped it was al all"
The principal feminine part In the rnu-
steal piece Havana" which is TO be
played by the French actress. Mile
played by Miss May De Sousa an Amer
where Havana" was Originals pro.
duced and where II Is still enjoying
run.
A certain nrst-nghter. a young man
who always appears terribly hored-who
looks as If no food that he ate ever
agreed with hints married TO very
rich woman who is suspected OF hen
peckins him. Ernest Lambert, the Eng
!ish actor, Is his friend. but told this
story on him.
He wasn't feeling bit seedy," said
Lambnrt. and went 70 doctor, who
# he didn't tell him lie was suffering
from matrimonial dyspepsia that his
wife was too rich for him. Beastly i'm
pertinent. / call it"
Arnold DAILY writes:
New York. Nov 8. 1905
For years / have made II my policy
not to answer untruthful statements
concerning me in the press. But / am
beginning to get just little weary OF
being made the Buster Brown OF the
drama. Your article of to-day is wrong
in every particular
My reasons from withdrawing from
the Cameo Kirby production concern