The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1906, Page 5

af ‘ won" will move to Lew Welds‘ Theatre, whe. said, with a deep-drawn that sent troubled waves a-~down @ counterpane. “I just had to sce ad this way, or not at all. You n't mind, do you?” _}Mind? Of course not. It was (tulte Ike the last scene of “The » quaw Man's Girl,” only more rest- a And didm’t the great ladies of | @ elgtteenth century hold recep- § Hons without bothering to get up? yatta isn’t Marie Dressler a great ly? Without weighing the mat- ter, I at once concluded she was @remer than most of them, I was ‘wondering, sympathetically, whether she expected to live through the might performance, “Oh, yes,” she assured me you should see me on the stage to- night you wouldn't know there was @ thing the matter with me But the truth is I'm worn to a ——” No, she didn’t say ‘shadow. It qwas “frazzle,” and she was pathetlo- sally in earnest, “One of these days,” whe went on, tumbling her back hatr with a pil- Yow, “I'll probably collapse for good mand all. I was ‘out’ for two hours a ‘week or 80 ago—didn't know a thing and for once im my lite ¥ took my- pelt seriously. My work at the music hall is no laughing matter, believe me I have to take the place of a ‘man, make up for the absence of a prima donna, and be a funny woman, all at the same time. I manage to (keep altve while the audience ts ‘there to jolly me along, but the mo- ment {t's over I feel that my home address ‘s the Morgue. I'm not as strong as I look. I’ve never recov- ered from thet siege of typhoid that Mearly finished me four years ago.” A little white, long-haired dog wose from the foot of the bed to ex- press {ts sympathy. “Couchez—vous!” ordered its mis- tress, gently (Marie studied French at the Moulin Rouge last summer), and the dog faded back into the chaste color scheme. “You see, the dear little thing un- derstands me perfectly,” she said. “I'm bringing it up on French, be- cause a woman frfend of mine has a dog that speaks nothing but French. She suggested that it would be nice for them to be able to un- derstand each other, Rather thought- ful of her, wasn't itt” The patient was improving. “Pm going to tell you an awful secret,” she went on, brightening. “T’'ve been going into society. Yes, real high society. They've taken me up, as {t were. That may partly ex- plain why I'm down and out to-day. I went to an Italian luncheon the other afternoon—and the Italian luncheon went to me. I haven't been myself since. The midnight | Supper that you hear so much about | “IT’S ALL 667 TS ALL YOUR FAULT” is the I Utle of a farce that will be pro- @uced at the Savoy Theatre on Monday evening, when “Mr, Hopkin- ‘which Manager James K, Hackett Qs YOUR FAU w i heart, the proprietress mantoure establishment. eumeMice After a long tour Mrs, Fiske and the Manhattan company return to town on pon. He has succeestully car-| wied on this deception for several years, jwhon he receives the unwelcome an-| of proposed , who has e: home, climbs hrough & io return tor being saved imseit | ‘cast Will, be | Herbert | Closser | . The Shuberts will bring “The Social JwWhirl” to the Casino on next Saturday tevening, It is heralded as a “gir) ehow,” with @ cast of principals that Ancludes Adele Ritchia, Joseph Coyne, | Tu Pisk¢s in this e fe brritpost mr the min paar sss, Weer tal alorilg | oan Pitan if egal; Sith Mt Mn. ea thi i. kee Roteatanl whl thirty-four weeks last season. The en- agement will bi the old cast to- Rother, including Miss Dorothy ‘Ten- nant, Fred. Miss Gertrude Quinlan an erick Truesdell OO Richard Mansfield’s repertory for his third week at the New Amsterdam Theatre will be: ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr, Hyde,” Monday; ‘The Misanthrope," esday; "A Parisian Romance," jap 9 AND Merchant of NRE! “The Prince he “Pneea," with Jess Dandy tn the role of Hans ‘Wwoanen the Cincieaatl Alderman, will uaein a two yeoks" ment Cas Xore ‘Theaire “on onda pany tneludes as Anderson, James E. Rome, a Glarendon, Huth Peebles, Marte. We Merguertte Ferguson and Pauline want! way e ° . “Mr. Hopkinson,” wtth funny Datias Welfoni as the vulgar little ‘bounder.”’ moves to Lew Field's ‘Theatre on Mon- ah evening cele ivf that el Pro: Well into the suger. will be Wednesday and Saturday matl- drei <e Bernard Shaw's “Candida” will be played by the stock company at Proc- tor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Amelia Bingham in the title role and James Young as Marchbanks. ‘The Irish Doo- tor,” a short farce-comedy by R. A. Roberts, will be given as @ curtain- | raiser, “The Clansman” Grand Opera-House, Josep” ,Wheolock, jr will return town with 's_comedy ust Gut of Collere” tore. week's ment at the Harlem Gpera-Houe, rd Chumley” will be the offering will come to the ‘Beau | the MS Shing | third street theatre will be Mabel Talta- ‘THE of Wildam J. Kelly's etock company at Theatre. Life in New Tort will be ween at, tie Fourteenth Stree it Theatre, “In Old ently -will be the at- traction at the West Bnd Theatre. “Cusiers Last Fight’ is announced 1 FioRe" will race its train and pe puto le at the Star. Murray Hill ‘Theatre will heve The. Volunteer Orman: “Chinatown Charlie’ will move down to the Thalia. ‘The Four Mortons in ‘Breaking I: Srciey will be the attraction at the 1s. ents, eh Rollers Company will be at Gtne Gotiam will have “The Golden extravaganga, Oean Danie a Ehrropean ten: wih make his New York debut foie Victor Herbert's Orabestra at the podrome to-morrow night. VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. At Hammerstein's will be the Kitties Band of Scottish Highlanders, John Hy- ams and Lefla McIntyre, W. C, Kelly, Hill and Sylvany, Dan MoAvoy and his Fifth Avenue Girls, the Elinore Btyters, | 7" Darrow Brothers, Black and Jones and a vaudeville fantasy called “In the} Swim,” by Harry Wiltams and Max ‘Hoffman, in which fourteen people will appear. Proctor’s theatres: At the Twenty- ferro and company, in the garret scene SOCIAL from “The Little Prinvess; Vesta Vto- eta or Geer eaee isn't in ft with the afternoon tunch- eon. If I live through my social season I'm going to have myself done in ofl. The picture would matoh my feelings so beautifully. Have you ever gone into society? No? Well, ike worth the trip. experience immensely. iPeeeal sort, the smart folk, and they WHIRL”’ torla, Mey Boley and her Polly Girls, the Four Lukens, Howard and North, Fy and Ue Pete it theatre inal fans ‘ries, in oo Caneyct of Arson;’ @ troupe of colored @ sketch called ee the 8 South; eealey, and Birbeck, ‘The cal Blacksmiths; Clittor Craws jeorge Grosmith, Susi carte and Mr. Three the ‘and Mrs, Mark Mi “ttl street Dogs, Floret te. Hayy Mer Behind the Drum." ‘The Colonial will have Peter ¥. Dailey this Dinah Girls, mene Fox, “Horace coe Gardner id Lottie Vin- ‘the Wartenburg ‘Brothers Belfort the sna Jomep preveros:G Greshe ant ware} Com- in vA Night tn an nel Nusio (* will play @ return engagemen at the Alhambra, where the bill ‘wit include ‘Therese Renz, the horsewoman; the Max Welson troupe of rope per- formers, the Orpheus Comedy Four, Doge and Monkeys, Violet Dale Kelly and Violette and Bobby North. At Tony Pastor's wil be Hoey _and Lee, Fred Ray and company, Col. Billy T've enjoyed the They're a Hdmund Day and company, in “The | and Mrs. Sherif,” and others. The bia ial Jack, Texarkana an The stock company at the One | ‘and eatre | rd Mansfield, act- KES ‘and tune,’and Ethel MacDonough, “The Girl | tnke me just as I am, ‘without one plea.’ They say, "You're 80 eccen- trie!’ and I’m satisfied to let it go at that. They like a change, I sup- pose,” “And Western that why women like do you im- is melodrama, into a cowboy outfit. He has been spofled by years of admiration. I can stand the woman who tries to make self as a handsome exhibit. No, ft's the change of scene that hes caught the fancy of the women, as well as the men, who go to the theatre. [Mn not going to have any marble statr- cases In my new play, It will be afd im a forest.” Misa Dressler looked astonishment from ber pillow when I fnquired, “What play?” “Surely you've heard!” claimed. “But I understood you were not going to London,” I explained. “Wotl" — she hesttated — “perhaps I'm not, I can’t say, just yet.” And then she told me something not ready for publication. When her ship comes im—and it’s two days whe ex- overdue—it may bring news well worth printing. At any rate, Miss Dressler hopes one of these days to play before the King. “Tm a fatalist,” she confessed, “and I can’t shake off the feeling that King Edward's life and mine move In the same cirele. My mother, who was a Canadian, felt a tremen- dous interest in htm from the ¢tme he ‘was a boy, and strangely enough the King and I were born om the same Gay—Nov, & The same things are always happening to us, We aprained our ankles on the very same day, ena when I was so eidk four years 0 the King wasn’t expected to live. A while ago when I was having trouble with my throat I read that the King was having trouble with his throat. Now, isn it remark- able? I feel certain that something will bring us togethen I hope so, anyway.” ‘What a jolly time,they might have —Marle end Edward — comparing notes on thefr mutual misfortunes! I roused myself from this gorgeous, purple dream to ask Miss Dressler what she would gtve London if she aid go there. “Just myself,” che answered. “It I tried to do anything else, if I at- tempted to make myself over, I should make an awful mess of ft The only thing for me to do {s to be |natural. If I go to London, I will j be either a big hit or an awful fall- ure. I've never compromised, and I'l stick to my old policy. When I went to the music hall they were | afratd I'd be too rough for the house. What do you think of that? Well, |I went right ahead in my own way, NEXT WEEK’S NEW Regiment, | Smirl and Kessner, K. Hutchinson Smesher;"" and company, in ‘pie rast mess and Ryan, Ponge und Nick Hughes, Mre ana aire: karkana ond Waiby end others. atin Ityn ths hind Td Avenue Theatre tne Gv house a Ob open with a big bill toxmor- oat f, Seumon'e will be Grace fred Clarke and company in "What Will Happen Neatr the GEidares in a bicycl Six ios The Atiantio | Brothers, comedy acro! Sheppard and Ward in @ comedy sketch, Bertini and Brockway; Ben Bey tik eyclist, and G Kain, comedian, Harry will remein at the Bien Muvee only a few more weeks, eteeecegeoees Notes of Music. COMPLETE Wrener programme will bring the eighth season of the Symphony Concerts tor Young People, directed by Dr. Mrank Damsosch, to an end at Carnegie Hall this afternoon, “The ibaa en Rung," “Paraifal” and “The 31; utchman’® will be fiumtrated, Jean Dimitresoo, tenor, may be heard Victor Herbert's concert at the Hip | Sonesassl taresetaee ieee as ocieomes and ,| fom Meyerbecr’a “L/Africaine’ “Les Huguenots.” He has appeared in various European cities, but bes not |sung here. The orohestral Will Include the ‘Tannhaeuser’ over | ture, and, of course, some of Mr Her bers own compositions, Because of eLecgements made long Foti these con- certs will | April 2, etter whieh they will continus until summer. The New Musto Society of America, ‘which gives tts second orchestral con- cert on Monday evening at Carnemie Hall, ts mo encouraged by its efforts to | make known deserving works by native composers thet it has already arranged for three ‘concerts next season. | Maud Powell, the Am nist, will be nolbist on Monday in Henry Huloen Frederick ‘concerto & Converse, David ‘Stanley Smith and George W. , Chadwick also will be rep- resen! Modest Altschuler and "the Russian Symphony Orchestra will the interpreters, Saint-Saens'’s ‘Samson and Delilah” will be sung by the Oratorio Soclety under Dr, Frank Dammosch, Tuesday evening, at Carnegie Hatl. solo- ists will be Janet Spencer, Ben Davies and Gwilym Miles. Albert Von Desiteott will wee e precio reoftal at Mendelssohn Hall on W: with but one {dea, one hope, and that was to make the women like me. I pass over the men in an andi- ence—they’re nothing to me. ‘I al- ways look for a refined old lady, or a well-born woman, and if I can suc- ceed in making her laugh I am happy. I thought the President's wife would die the night she saw me the curse of many a woman. She de- pends upon it absolutely, and when it is gone whe finds that she has noth- me along has kept me hustling, kept me working to make some- thing of myself. The ‘hundred different ways for the sake of making a living, I felt ashamed of myself.” This sericus moment was relieved by tea brought in by a black hend- day evening. co} Instein. Rob! ef Alma Webster Ponvell will be the solo- prptan| Bugenio Di Pirani at the is cuareanteed. The last concert until next winter wi lace on eecay) evening. thoven end Mozart are on the pro- gramme, Emile Seuret, the French violinist, ‘will be the soloist at the last converteof the season of the Russian Symphony Orchestra, under Modest Altschuler, at Carnegie Hall next Seturdav and the following Sunday afternoo: As already announced, Rublnsteh ‘Don “Quixote,” oH character sketch, be the chief oreh 1 work, At Henri Marteau's recital In Men- delssohn Hail on April 9 the French yiolinist will play. for the first tig, ip Amer! Mex Rogers's sonato, wi was dedicated to him. WHERE BRIDES ARE CHOSEN ‘ BY GOVERNMENT. ‘ peeceeeeenees & Strange Country in Which the People Are Officially Named, Man Can Breathe Only Se Often, The most remarkable community in Whe world has been discovered. Here everything ts run by the Government, ‘ven to the choosing of a man's wife, He taust marry the gitl picked out for him ‘er he ts punished. Beyond this, too, REASON 20. ‘Why You Should Read World Want Ads. no man has a name, but Js given a num- ber. @ certain amount, to which weight he {s kept by a proper amount of food. Everybody gets up at a certain hour and all pray for exaotly sixty seconds. Each man’s finger nafis must be cut to @ certain length and nobody ts allowed to snore in the public aleeping room. Once every half hour you must laugh aloud. If you don't see anything to! laugh at you are prmished. Nobody is allowed to talk more than a thousand words every day, whtch must be e ter- rible thing for some people. When a man has been instructed to marry, and his bride picked out, he is ordered to kiss her once, That's all the courtship there is. At the end of three years, if the marriage has not turned out well, a divorce is granted, and the man and woman are given each a new wife or husband. Even the manner of eating is latd down by law, You mum chew your food nine times on the left side of your mouth, then nine times on the right side of your Jaw, hus insuring equal mastication, You must not take more than a ten-inch step. The children are put under State care, and kept away from thelr parents. This remarkable country will be found fully described and tlustrated in to- morrow's Sunday World. Of course, it} exists only in the imagination, but it will interest you to know what one per. gon thinks will be our fate when we all become socialists, Labor Men Accuse Dunne. SL—Strong were accused of having refused to make Nobody !s allowed to weigh over | TROOPS CALLED provision for the payment of standard Pekaied ligt stesmeanh set g erect Obed deapite of IN CAR STRIKE Greeted with Jeers by the Crowd, the Soldiers Present Bayonets. i WINNIPEG. Manitoba, March s1.— Troops were called yesterday to quell digorders attending a@ strike of street car men, A detachment of Royal Cana- dian Mounted Rifles ts patrolling Main street. Agcompany of regulars, lined up at Higgins and Main streets with fixed bayonets, did not awe the crowd which attacked @ car and attempted to pull off the crew. Mayor Sharpe then read the riot act, and was greeted with hoots and Jeens, The soldiers then loaded with ball cartridge. ‘The mob still failed to disperse, and a charge with fixed bavonets was or- dered, This kept back the excited men, Six cars were operated, but none waa sent out after dark. ‘Two detectives were arrested for un- wittingly attacking Mayor Sharpe and the City Bolfeitor. TROUT SEASON OPENS WITH FISHERMEN ASTIR. |®veni (Special to The Bvening World.) ever, were early astir whipping the fetal Ee pursuit of spericled beaut @ rhe members the rong, ialant Country Cluo, who made some catsies, Roce of the free streams yielded th p ood Wout the FORT GEORGE 10 BE “VANITY FAIR” De AMUSEMENTS. restates Thompson & Dundy Will Make It Summer and Winter Resort, Another huge air amusement | place 1s to be established by Thompson |& Dundy, proprietors of the Hippo- drome. They announced last night that they had secured a twenty-year lease of the Jennings estate, comprising one hundred city lots, or @ tract af avout waren cores, at ort (Gsoews (oa tba) wp west side of the city, where they wil establish an amusement prive to be known aa “Vanity Hair.” ‘the property overlooks the Harlem, River near the Junction of the Hudson, and offers an location for an out- of-door resort. The ery is divided into threo periods ‘of @ aiding yearly rental of $20,000 tor the first, rer for the second and $40,000 f ln ao some ye reapeete ‘antty Fair wil! not be unlike Luna Park at Coney Island. It will have many otimotons of @ dif- ferent character, though, and will com- bine the advantages ofa summer and winter gai Frederick. ‘Thompson pee been working on the plans for some sai te the gompletion He Vantty, Fase.” eoreue at the three largest ent 11 Vanity "Pair" BE: belfaede one next announced Ridut thet Lime Parke will ope tor ant Beason. May 18. AMUSEMENTS, Huber’s ‘sr! 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