The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1900, Page 7

THE WORLD; PUURSDAL ss "ANNIE RUSSELL “ALL ON ACCOUNT MAKES A BIG HIT. OF ELIZA” IS GOOD. | sneer | Garrick with a New Play. Mother Gilbert in the Cast Is a Success, a OUUO UOUOUUUOOUUOU OU OOUOOUUL | Tt t@ to be expected that In anything, Mann and Clara Tipman knocked for A “Royal Family” with W. H, Thompson and Louis Mann fall Clara ‘Lives a Success at the, presented by Mr Louis Mann re admittance they got before the iime- ahould be @ pervading odor of weiner: light sehniisel, imported frankfurters, Kar Toe seone of the play tw latd ina vil toffel salad and Pilsener beer, but It le Jag uteide of Rochester, Min |not to be expected (hai Viclolis se an, Ww 4 tar with Mr |ments should be made rife and per M is the school tenche manent by him gowns whiek no sehoo! teacher A four i ve with he He wt okt punt Wa ROOK Mr, Mann has won @ credita tion as a delineator of acter, While it ts trie hi 4 grammars and have smacked much of Weer { fret h seuar al arival who hae | Fields, and of Nernard \ \\ Whixkers, ‘Mie Board of Bdueation yet he has never twee ‘ r ‘ , aught save imitation Therefore, wien or, the ft eoneyea 1 pupll mould ihe, as a star, allows an Lap: jyave recelved th ton of the truant man, to shout from (ne stage of the oiteor, and the ge jan with (he ehin {Garrick this sentiment: ‘The worst of | woiskers deserved a call from 9 repre: women ie too good for the best of | sentative of the Distriot-Attorney men," he should be censured, The line; The schoo) scene in whieh a pupll held should have been stricken from (he vp her infantile hand and wae taken book the moment |{ was written It 18 from tho room fe am clever asa painting neither nice nor safe, [t isa line far! o¢ Hotveln. | may this advieedly, because more dangerous than spiral atalroase® jjoipein is dead and cannot poeslbly dis and le mot even clever [t i# BUFOY jute me. Were Holbein alive he would vulgar. [tte easentially improper Bpl-lriehttely inelat his paintings were ded! grammatio ip (hit sentence, we whl ad od to at the weenes at the init, but no one wishes his wife or bis | \)) Jaughter or even his enemy to feed on a eplarame of this oha acte, The Congress of the United States has mane it un nA Jawtul to bring into this country palnte Aoyn | Blinks and iiterature harmful the Wid of MD bin, the author ®| morain. Why then should so unhealthy Was fdwewint ty docineser Ie i Pla sentiment be allowed to thrive at a Pat i aly @®) theatre but a few 4 from Broadwa i a ®) tm other rospe on Account of AW | waiiaa’’ Ie well worth aeoing. It is guile lithe most impossible performance lever broke into a Broadway theatre John Jones of Willie Bohmidt had ty the atar, Mr, Frohman would } parred his doors, bul inasmuch art ‘ ACTOR RATCLIFFE TO PLAY AGAIN. erme Matinee Idol, Who Served Time in Prison, Will Appear in St. Louis. ILDLIAM RAYMOND BILL. Dees sieisi> ANNIE RUSSELL ® @ AOD) night) Hut in the last eet of the play much proved jermet fo be. | was made right, What waa noongruous beyond all disp f American) on the part of Mies Russell for two fngenues. ‘The play provided for ser! houre was made whol @ and pleas was hardly worthy of her talent Yet.jant. ‘The atage director, Joseph Hum- despite thin disadvantage, Mise Ruse phriew, te jarwely responsible for this, I well held her audience from tho rising| fancy, rather than "R. Marshall.” It @f the curtain at #99 o'clork vin'll, 10) IN 4 delixh!%ul acene, In which Mise RUP- | jotatetafefetoletolatetotetetetmiotolitobi-totatetetatetetetsteloteteiototoriotobe -bebetobotot and « half hours inter ° | nell extends a patr of very attract @timax #0 dainty, so pattet it fell on ale vg. 60 alto | Ips to an exceptionally handsome mi gether charming that you jef the playe) House pleased with yourself wih yr ur! Russel! ‘Phe climax comes rationally, Miss neighbor and with the world {In eenera).| marry Richman under any form of gov- COOMDOOAHARINN HAMEED HME ROE aRMARAMHOEY In a hot and crowde! theatre Ine jueen would certainly be complied to The econe of Miss Itussel’'s intest trl-lernment, | am glad ahe did so. tumph was the Lyceum, and the vehicle! Her father, the King, wae made up “A Royal Family’ The gentieman| ae the Kaiser, and spoke with an Bng- who wrote this play nevulously | ish accent. Thia ie an interference in known ae “KR. Marshall,” and he gained! Buropean politics @ecldediy repreben- @ certain amount of Western admire ible tion by aiving to the Bmoplr tre! Sly far the moat striking character wae dant season @ comely oalied “His Mxcely\ that of the Cardinal, permonated by W, Jency the Governor’ In that HL Thompaon, Hie art is superb, Noth- he introduced songbirds, and way ‘ing better has been tice: Dotan @nuccess, Last night he put Miax Rus played, Richelieu in the pe}l and the man who loved jer—® Crown Mre. G. HL Gilbert, aa the Queen m , Prince, of course-\up an apple tree , Was necessarily good, Bhe aonan't Was no easy lask for Mie Rui Del bul if ane tried, climb into that (ree, and when he er, the King, and her mother, the @ and her grandmother, ‘he Quee ager, and His Hminence the Car ate luncheon beneat) ta we fn and looked up among the dlosre failed to see the nder jimbe Runsell and the much more su’ ones of Charl ohm who pe fied the Crown Prince mituatto eamme ridiouious-remurkuvly 6 _ “LITTLE MINISTER” MADE A MILLION. ote Suit in Which Barrie Is Accused of Plagiarizing His Own Novel, trem: pian with 38 mat! el y ae Donald Gallaher, vfter all is sald and done Nurse who dominated, vyebloand Chat is why she is a great wotrens, | WIL LAM RAYMOND SILL. After two years of enforced retirement yy Bult hae been b vt vered the dramatic possibilition of} ¢egm the stage, following a MX montha' | the came bitterly, trying to get hin wife John A, Wrarer againet | with & orn 1 COMPANY Torn of imprinonment on Blackwell's} away from her father's are man and JM Barre : he drama ‘| Teland for beating his wife, Actor d+} De Lacey knew the actor'a power over Little Ministe i ward J, Ratcliffe will return to the] his wife too w ni would not permit the production of the » the , poder the | stage, the younk woman to Fee him. Hatoliffe i An amount aggroxating over $100,000, ithe Hited | mhe goene of hin reentry ana bidder] was tried and sentenced to six mo , the haley re te tn th Nroe Reas) Me, Fre the ator) | for footlight popularity will be the Ime]on the Imland for amsault im the titre fone, Ie inv \ ory, perial Theatre, in Ht, Louls The houne| decree The sul at the Most novel Of pyagy | ae oder 10 {s owned by Col, John D. Hopkins, the] A feature of the case wae the appear rater, Mr, lbarrle is accused J ant y ed the | vaudeville magnate, and (ol. John B,/ance of Caroline Ravenshill, daughter arising and pirating hie own Featiy | Havin, of Cincinnatl, Manager Law-| of a fishmonger, who oad Ratoilfte had It te claimed that before Mr Bie att iS aad ~ rence Giffen secured Ratcliffe's siguas| married her on Aug. 19, 1898, in England became a famous author he wrote ture to @ contract to not aa leading man. rohman refused to pure! and while it was still h burch was offered to born, Rateliffe at the time was a chor Uttle Minister,” @hortly aftor Rateliffe's release from tn manuscript wold the American rights Ly woh pea A prison he was offered a position at the| singer In Tandon, #he was brought on of publication, which under the satiil, wame theatre, but the deal fel) through. jed Ratoliffe for dis Ratoliffe was the “beauty man’ of the Bl Lyceum company, and afterwards with Charles Frohman’s companies tn “The fight laws include the exclusive right to dtamatize, to the United States Book i) «Company. Maud lady olded himself tn ¥ beet John Drew, iy The Little met in i Women as Weil as Men } It #0 happened that the story proved) fall of 1st rting Duchess” and ‘The Fatal fan enormous hit and broke thy record] | It met with the greatest finanetal sue. tara tHe was the idot of tho Now| Are Made Miserable by aN of big editions of works of een More) and his partner In the adap ‘ac. | York's matinee girls, One of these was than one edition of 60,0 copies having hman re-| Allee De Lacey, daughter of thd pool- Kidney Trouble, room king. he was married to the ace tor in Hoboken in August, 16. The mar- Hage wan not happy, They quarrelied| 59, and he was arrested for beating her. A baby was born and they made up, On June 18, 177, at their home, 10 Weet Mightieth street, he bent her again, Kicked her and brulsed her #0 badly, ac to the tewtimony of her phywi- ‘ofan, that her life was in dang . Ratolifle was arrested I §n Chi = been printed, and (hue the righte.whieh coly he had sold for $10 became worth con- th controversy has Vud Konlanat be i, ison tl Mi fob tod the.mind, dim ‘and lessens am! vn aaay vigor | and cheert when fhe kid ‘ere out Of. order Wderably better than $1000, This ayecess made Barrie tamous, It 5 Was pot lung before he beeame one of the wealthiest of living novelitts, but, wy wale is claimed, he was not watisied, He ACTRESS WHO WAS BURNED 1S MUCH BETTER TO-DAY, Mra. Kisner Will Not Be Dinhgured, Doctor Syn. Mrs. Jennie Kisnor, the actress, form: erly Agnes Grey, who way badly burned | by her clothing catching fire from a our in that had been ignited by the Bas in her bedroom at 26 Weat Thirty. mirth street, was reported to b mush | become ify for w child to be born affileted with weak kid ==’ Moye, IH the child urin- ales too often, If the urine scalds the flesh or MI, when the child BOY SWALLOWED ED BRYAN BUTTON AND WAS CHOKED, reaches an age when It should be able to control the passage, le yet afflicted with Doctors) Efforts to emove tt Wan. | bed bf upon It, the cause of oA and He Died in Agony iffieulty is kidney trouble, and the first should be towards the treatment of SHARON, Pa., Sei, 6—A Bryan but+| these tmportant organs, This unpleasant | ~ ton slipped down the (hroat of the four: | trouble Is d 8 disensed condition of the ¢ will not be disigured by | year-old son of H. 8. Pehreck, of Green: | Kidneys end nd therefore Mra. Kisner| Held, near here, and choked the boy to ¢ Most people suppo Dain with equanimity, | f " bg ety | Women as well es men are made mis tone yen wed to-day doctor in, Attendance has aseured fees hi ures DIED FROM POISON ON ook was playing with but. id ni | aed for them th hi erable with kidney and bla y He,running about the Bryan and both need the same | ire. 8:01 and deserted her after their child was! | ‘Red Star | epee) t) conceal the real brand of these Bicycles, inanutactured, mensely popula under the pre times the price we Now ask, The maker had five hundred in his warehouse which he was anxious to sell immediately, small, was accepted under the condition thit we would not use the right name plate. That's why you may now secure a splendid, high-grade wheel ae iN 1H, ¥ Co.'s Attractions Are Thetr Low Pricem aC Hoth Sides 14th St. from 13th to 45th, 6th AT Flyer” “Red Star Flyer” Bicycles | ) Men's All-Wool Blue at $1 r She wears for a mi itchless Bicycle bargain, this offering represents. is a tich tous largely 1.98. \September and October are the best months for bicvcling. The morning and evening air is bri liant and sparkling with a sharp tang—snappy, almost briitie. 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Men's Fast Black and Tan Lisle Thread Hall Hose, pretty oj work designs, embroidered with neat figures in contrastiig colors, worth O56; OUF PEM creer ieee rene Men’s French Liste Thread Half Hose, our own direct importas tions; black, blue and tan grounds; stripes, checks, fleur de lis and other neat figures dara on insteps, sold elsewhere at 986 ft. 50; our price, 0 cress ee eere rece cece —— ali - TROY BOATS, STRAMENS Ul t? nado Om 6ARA’ MANHAT | 1AN BEACH, ® 39 44e tee te eeee eee eee Excursions. ‘ iy i“ ‘ ¢ Rooms on 0 70 | pxcunsio’ itor of Resorts N ‘ wen The rn {) the Chinese question, the famine fm ey feety ise Lo we. 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