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kp-.-optsd degree Variety will mark the range oi
s,,uss As osnts the demands OF a cosmopolitan city
b,.,,vso,r, will have wide and agreeable choioe
SIn,,.nce will there be actual doubt as 10 the
l,,,,, because all OF them have had outottown
N,,,,on and most OF them have won praise. William
c,n, comes TO the Star with conspicuous hsraldina
:, Ma fresh rspertoryi from Chicago there is big
..Io. NJ apeetace In " Blueboard, Jr."; In Robert
,.I m ere will be new impersonator OF The Corsi.
p,ohsrr; in Julia MArlowe there will be actress
IN vbom We are Just getting aequaintsdi and at
=, m, combination theatres there will be rsvYAls
s,,nprovsd playa SO the week may be notable.
william H. Cranes nrpt appearance on the city stage
separation from Stuart Robson Is sure to l to
a., n,nost capacity evening the comfortable
"a roornv star There will be uncommon importance
IN. event because CrAnes an actor who ih ambitious
"a ,,u,ble and whose work OF late years has been
= amIraby high plane. BesldeS he In TO Introduce 10
w. YORK a now comedy of American life and manners
n.t,d "The Senator play constructed by the late
n.y,d D. Lloyd but renquiahod by him for completion
osvdnsy Rosenfed Crane nfst tried tho piece In St
S,r, lst October aud II has since been used great
S,,lop bis tour. 1t deals with social and political wash
t,,on life and its principal revelation that may
-. old theatreRoers IL that the nations capital has
-, vat been exhausted themo for the dramAtsts
.r The plot disooses serious vein in which there ia
,Iet.d Austrian diplomat who attempts TO ruin the
-,,, AZ the Secretary OF State The title character h
,nator Hinnbd Ripcrs bu politician. who 10 not too
oo 10 be useful for he aids In tho rescue OF the SEQ
arvIa wi
u, the pretty daughter OF the claimant all at the
,.m. time one act occurring in the Senate Com.
tse rooms gives picture OF the closing scenes ofa
,.n.s session and the dramatic climax Of the play.
N. Crane company is gathering OF good actors and
..,,,aI work may be looked for from them GoorRie
NAV barrymore impersonates dashinR young widow
9TH fancy for lobbying and doing good deodS and tho
thar rifles are assigned to George r. De We're, J. O.
P,dsett Harry Braham, Henry Bergman James p
Nail T. D. Frawloy, Lizzie Hudson Collier. Jane Stuart
NJ, Augusta Foster. and Jennie Karsnef Some OF
A.s. players before this made friends here Miss
s,,,,t Ia the daughter of Maurice 2. Holahan and
h,,eht Young soubrette; Padget has had bit Of star
Yur in his long experience: Braham is an English
canadian who Ia little more than clever and Berg.
man was . useful member OF "a The Henrietta" cast
Tsre are be eight weeks Of Crane At the Star ana
then the Jefferson Florence company will return for
br,.f while Later In his engagement Crane will bring
ont two or three other plays new to uA
T.v..ks spectacular feature will be the nrst pres
sntaton in New York of the extravaEanza BluebeRrd
Jr; or Patima and tho Fairy" That industrious and
aeyer writer, Clay NJ Greene, has builded this bur-
I.soue which follows the old story only far 1t has
besn found available for stage purposeS BrahAm,
BuStS and MAddorn contribute the music, and tho
scenery ought be handsome because It Ia from the
brushes OF painters like Hoyt VoeRtn. and Albert In
the Ideal extrAvaRanzA company. which will present
the spectacle at Niblos tomorrow night there in big
ballet 40 we'll q chorus: and, as the troupe
comes under the management which made q success
hero with THE ArAbiEn NightA" the outlook for
n picturesque and divertng show would seem to bo
rood. Clara Qualitz, Madeline Morondo and William
Aartn lead the balleta The comedians In the cast In
eiude Eddie Foy Frank B. Blair Lee Harrison. little
Arthur Dunn, and James Z. Sullivan, all Of them famil-
lar hero in farce In tho vaudovilleG Alice Johnson
Edith Murila, Topsy Venn Kate Hart Jennie ReeveA
and other pretty and sprightly girls have speaking
prta Richard Barker has rehearsod the company es-
psciay for the Nibo's production The buresquo Ia
Ava n
At the Fifth Avenue, Julia Marowe Will open long
engagement tomorrow night She has selected Par
tasna in Mira Lovers good old translation of lingo
mar the role in which she will make her reappear
ancs before New York audience. That is the char
seter in which she made her debut in this city little
over two years ago Since Marlowe last performed
here she accomplished great in her
dramatic art for in other cities this season her imper
souatons of shakespeare's lovely heroinos have ex
eited columns OF favorable criticism and attracted
splendid audiences. At least no cultured communities
have accepted Of leading This
q an enviabe position for girl scarcely more than a.
bu. Miss Marlowe to have won It worthy. She
possosscs unouestoned natural dramatic gfA has been
hl..--S with rare charms Of person. of manner
and poetic temperament; but be1des and almost bet
t,r than all this she has applied herself rRidly to
The study Of her professional work for her |
adyAucement Those who know her say that she has |
become an earnest conscientious, Woodworking stu
dent who evidently desires to inspire respect for her
mental gifts well as admiration for her art largo
audience will doubtless greet her tomorrow evening"
for her method in the pursuit Of histronic fame
has already given to her respectable following in this
city. will certainly be the crucial test engagement
for her this city since this time she will have tho ad
vantRges of compete and thoroughly prepared COM
pany, and appropriate scenic surroundings Eben
nympton. vigorous young actor well known to New
YorkerA will be the Iagomdr. Among others in the
will be that old Mines Levick with Ian
ROBERTSON W. II. Crompton, and U. D. Herman. Later
hhsr two months here Miss Marlowe will essay
taG JuIG Viola. GdIdted, and probably, BeGtItee
his half dozen years at least since the sombro tale
"The CorsicAn Brothers" has beon acted the city
mage. Tomorrow night at the Fourteenth Street.
Robert Nantell will play the Det FTdncht twins tor
the drSt time in New York. and thus there will be
opportunity to measure his imperSonation by that of
actors like FSchter and Thorne. Tho management
promise elaborate revival Of the old drama with
scenery and gay coStumeA In the bal mASque scene
which brings about the denoiement there 10 to be q
ballet in which Marie Majtou and others will appear
Mantells company contains Its leading actress Char
lotto Behrens Mrs. Z E. Humel capable and earnest
actress who has frequently been seen in town. Mark
Price good actor Of Villains will be the despicable
Catedu ReHdud and others In the cast include players
Ike Murray Woods Fred Latto. r. T. RnGgold. Minnie |
Monk Kendall Weston. and Marie Sheldon, who IL Mrs.
AGnell In private life. Tho company have been play
ng the piece out Of town 80 that unhampersd per-
ornance ought to be given In fortnight W. J. Scan
an will follow Mantel with "Myles Aroon."
Apole but powerful success current 10 that of "Tho
Charity Ball" at the Lyceum. Harmonious and nicely
balanced acting by most shrewdly picked company
makes the play strong any of Its type pro-
daeed. 1t will last many nights longer at Manager
frohnan's theatre. and give to him time guide his
'aVsrL other important enterprises.
All the heroIsm the equine sagacity and the unyar-
liihsd comedy that make up "ThS Still Alarm" will