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will be given Tor The benefit 81 tho charity ,innd
lief OF the poverty stricken. and the burial Of
the dead Veterans Of the i" lost cause"
tits hard to improve upon the enterprise OF
the dime museum manager. Here is Pitts
burgh owner OF q ten-cent theatre enticing
men and boys into the freak hall OF his estab-
lIsh%snt by the extra induesnasnt Of Of = tsls.
eSsorm eyesS wS s ksy snS The ssks n and
Snimatina Mns IN ss f. the extreme Il Is also profitable
for the museum man.
Berlin has placed its mark OF dlsapproval
upon farce that was received with some favor
by the best audiences New York can gather.
"Dr. Joio." which has been acted IN the Ger
man city. 10 n literal translation Of tho French
piece which yielded DR.. Bill" The Berlin
newspapers. with scarcely an important ok
csption. attack 1t ns an obscene production.
utterly devoid Of literary merit. This is proof
positive that tho French original was not toned
down for German representation. as It was for
this country and England, by Hamilton Aide.
who lacked the skill to put in any original
matter In Paris the newest pece is also the
naughtiest tho town has witnessed in a dec
ade. 1t is called "L'Armonrsuse." and an
English critic has tran nslated the title as The
Lymphomnnlac." Not all its plot could be
narrated to polite readers But there Is real
ism enough In II to mike Ibsen jealous
and giya to Howells and the Boston
faddists now excuse for rapturous argument.
The heroine is a wife. 4 volnplNons and lovely
still - nrdenily in love with her husband that
sho cannot bear to have him leave her even
chastely desc tbod as " In love with love" and
the Paris wits Aseni to consider that very
The sDs sna es s ass s as
srsns tSS..s wfs:: sa SSs A, ssDsy 9sy
serious neglect he Is repaid by. his wiie's inn
delity with former @ i snt0r tor ~, Then; in remossr 9
,is'- .he esrassi si' husband ssops H. WIS.,
Nossr ,na mfna whs Ss sa curtain sH ce%.s
down with impressive slow ness. NJ. hoTells
T6s Boston disciples Of the new dramatic cult
are mennwhils @ having their inning nj With Gi rsal;
%% a:y fsys " nIy 4 ss:a
wors. ai,d they nre .hailing its author. James A.
asTn as the high 81 m tha
lvtan.e has caused h' most hlarnns won
actor OF rough emotional roles, and an essen
f"y io1rvsSe sSavs s"it Of ioanacousness Mr. How
ellis had made a pct ana prothgs 81 herne.
osSa rS s1a !His / SSa Ss aG sbas
Herne knows his business. Jim is ns
sqG HIs Ga ss find ons in sd
with the literary fellows. when no lectures q
Mowss the ;a1 Harus nsoy s6a viii
stoIp.d acting one spell to M Mysn,ilat. his single,
father tamely, it must DO added. The story
saneerns = Nsy Hng!"nS wosLingma;a ,n;s.r.ns and
When Iis wife discovers the wick sdness as
shet she can resist the wailing Of the bnbo
born OF the guilty love she taxes me 1niahsto
nor own a IN this Ssrnic incident lie Boston
Students OF the new drama" lind their eX-
observed bse that no regular ,theatre, in Boston
samrsrs hirSd .; ball A.. Aso nhs ihs attendance
xonoav o,n ou.s,;o, De- VOL, HoD,er,s sue.
cess as very comic buroon in Wang" at,er
IL survey OF recent audiences at the Broadway.
abie degrees. and there is enthusiasm enough
n The paudi!S to make " n.most S csr.ain ,. tnas
"anS VIII Na'' " -osDe''a''' ''A ~
Eose coehlan is making up % Tor r. iost .he .lme'
She hadn't been seen In New York for months.
un,t ia.inn nnn,,~ns,,v ,onnJ the New YORK. cir
playing eohtihuany ny rounu ,ns G,a NE" ,o,1 VI u
row night, opening in Forget Me Not" and
IlRying during the week leg monng.on. ot ,
- Eonce uOldf,eId'" Miss Cochlan's Stcphanie
will probably call ont many Of her old M admir- mi.
The third annual season of grand opera In
English Ut this theatre will begin next week:
Lammermoor" will he the first work 1t has
nos oesn sung HiG,ans IN iii inc,nda Pauine Mo
iemand. Louise Lester. Natal. Tagliapietra.
W. H. Clark. Charles Bassett. Camille Muori'
ill l.. ,.,,
Harlems only play tnis "oeh WIN oo 'ouuu
worthy of its audiences. 1t 10 the Hubert-
M ,djonn DRAMA ..Tba Witch - and it's star ia
m"u'Hoh ut""i"' ... Nj;
that sincofe ann sympa.uei,c du.ss. aaos p'1e the
Bowery Eeek ago was one bn o. .s ~ mn
CHANGED, and Harlem will ses a series OF vivid
and careful stage pictures. = The Witch" will
he at the Colum bus. That theatre ext week
will Join tn! ranks OF English .ummer onera
houses. with a company headed py on IanuI1
others in q rather classical repertorY