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favor when xmberg's trouns sang Il In T irving 10
ers II $ 6rsra Heuse will gain gain IN han.
ing large stage there. and II will retain It's
o. %Ses s sns s sy h sssSsS
charming prtma donna.
Richard MansHeld's month OF Beau Brum.
mell" at the Garden Theatre will end this
week. At matinee on Wednesday, Be atrice
cfRssSn g. IN S 5ssss ssss.s h'E fS.as Ss Asus
achievement was oommendsd at the Madison
until Thursdsy night Feb. 5. as tho eompeny CON ng
To w s. sas S r E.s pss % hs sest ssss fs
as1f e. sSSth
Nero " will have an upper Broadway pro-
duction after all. Manager Hill has hastily ar.
ranged to give It week at his Standard. and
there its pictorial elaboration. its real lions.
and their clever trainer. aud the Nero OF Lack.
Max Frss%sn and Ase P Fischer re%an n.sni and
there has been no curtailment Of the ballet.
Three stock companies. Daly's. the Lyceum's.
and Charles Frohmans. seem Co be provided
with durable material. The School for Scan
dal has excited diverse comment. but there ia
thus far no room to question its strength to
I'LL the theatre. One OF the grounds OF just
complaint would be removed II Miss Rehan
should abandon her present manner OF PLAYING
Lady 7ealie. and undertake the standard i'm
personation. modern instances of which were
Fanny Davenport at Days and Rose CoRhlan
at Wallack's. It Is surmised that Mr. DAILY
Harry Rs shsss: Sir 'VhG Sp. DM s
George Carke's Joseph will continue TO eclipse
:os ssdv With un all ss % ssss ssrs Of sSs
up her original conception Of tho role.
The next production at this theatre. bowevor.
sSn 0n r.. 1s a&s stsRs in case The houa dpp
small way It was inirodncad to Hmsric. Inst t
year BY French company. through New Eng
snd tFsSps to nh psk sssos a
Hss sasS
fs Is s ss
I'm q ss sors viii
be quite new Older ones will. perhaps be re-
afsG Wo1f ,ns
venture " viii excite interest and sHriosity
sna oTe
thsIr t%h. S6srm3insly, soStrasted double bili d
ssys ssS;.n an isss s5s s%S:
Ia the periormanee. The test Of Georgia Cay
have been surprised as we'll as rlessed: yet
singer. ana has eyea turnsd from opera OPERA 70
Greek tragedy with honorable success. There
Ths os1ds store
with It's comic Incidents and its faithful repro.
dHetion Duct Of Lond99 n sh1p has become ysler
very funny personsse. and the four sales:
sss Mso looks ksA ks Msf as s
ns % ss4sean 4s
created tho Impression although it did not say
t6e. e.Isceum The stre: Although i uses part q
,he same building It is a,tiegeshsr ,i separate @
professional COMPANY as another. The third
5ea a PId
tors Twenty third Street Theatre. Here is
surety OF the distinction that follows $50 qnin-
% that nsra M be
company II I CHARLES lsE, Frohman succeeds in In.
visit IN Florida. to grant an extension Of the
eontrae. which REQUIRES Frobnan to produce
dillette's now comedy before March.
Tho stepdsuRhter" will be introduced to
Harlem folks this week at the Colum mbus Thea
tro. Downtown playgoers haze already greeted
this stirring melodrama with much favor.
hpmor Miss Tiffany stands almost alone now
d1sns is % made addtionaS n eeetve fn9 bS pe ee
ture6Que scenery
Judah" with its striking uncon nventiona ality.
quaint comedy and strong emotion. will finish
its stay at Palmer's in q week or two. Tho
ensuing John Needham's Double Is in active
rehearsal. Joseph Hatton, tho author. has
fgu. cd hero only in journalism and as q novel;
ist His plays are only known on the other
side. His dramatization Of his ,Clyte"' had
s0s ssys5e tho oaaoe saee
has ccntribu,ed 70 theatrica @ liteistuTe SRe SRe
new drama, for Palmer's was written for Mr..
willard. and accepted long ago, but the author
Story 81 DoSbs % which s saHas
Eosa s 'nd hs sa saud uand
nnsnsier whq pndsr
suicd osssea said asr axe
ward g have ESCAPED from ms crimes
H. yst h'ss Is said to Sf 1t him i'm %f We
The original story belongs 70 the recent period
cites. abandoning The conventional ;wo and
Sp%s asd % HsSs
Double" and Q few others were among the
ones. The Hatton book was to be
commonly seen In the hands OF bankers and
others as they rode to and from business. The
story had a peculiar interest. for its actual
happenings were personally known TO tho
people OF London.
An unusual contract has been drawn BY .
New York lawyer, who says that Its odd pro-
viso is legally enforceable. A well-known nc
tor, was deemed suitable for the hero OF a
melodrama now on tour. but his habit OF oc.
casional inebriety was feared. At was agreed
by the manager and the acIor that the latter
common penalty: So the formal bargsin H sin is
shall be reserved 500 and Z at any time during
the season OF thirty weeks he becomes too
drunk to act: the stage manager being the
Judge. he forfelts all ihe fund thns H. created.
OF 500 TO 5000. according to the length OF his
preceding spell OF sobriety
Reilly and the 400" has settled down for a
long say at Harrigan's II 1t had started ear
l!sr and It isn't Harr!Gen's, or Hanley',s fault
that 1t was delayed. this lively play would have
Leen record breaker in the Harrigan series
One OF the most widely known OF the current