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son after next. Still another comedy by Hoyt
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sSySs seders Chiefly te sSSd |Ipy duty.
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one which viii haye Tie capital and the ,enihu.
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nality and oldlty OF his tito and his theme.
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Postmaster was acted in New England towns.
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clever man who puts together M play yna m4nt On 4
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oi If. Winters o6ssrvati9ns,; write, written .;an out
as we as poets ssiis tRonEht % and eresns
pecially to those who respect tho traditions or
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Fletcher. who cond9cts the new drnmatto to
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vitation to authors to send their works to him.
careful presentation. with little expense to the
author in some cases.
Broadway's only new play tomorrow night
will be acted Mt the Standard where Friends"
by Edwin Milton Roylc will be acted for tho
first time in New York. Royle is young. good
actor. and ambitious to become playwright.
His present work was tested some months ago
known and where naturally. it received, praise.
But TO- o-morrows lest will be a more decisive
good actors in tho cast. and no slight of any OF
the accessories OF careful performance. The
hsndsa w hs by E%ard 4 j. hsnes
iiiendinning, and Selena Fetter.n high priced
H sym lyons % .hs and
Henderson tits intended that " Friends. shall
| remain ut least threo weeks Mt the Standard.
| Polite comedy in this weeks playbills is best
represented by the performances ut Days
and tho Lyceum. At Days. Rosina Vokes. con-
tinung her spring season. will repeat the
three plays of last wesrkaMinnie r. Maddern Ela
and aasdH'"A bonble boz nse eiesson'"untii Thursday
night whom sho will make nal change to tIn tripis pie
S Gsrds iAa5 rGm to iho ee1 rsnch
Ridor" from tho German. qn4"A Pantom!nime
is entirely Ebnsfn flev wa Be
is is'e continued. mai The comedy has made friends
nuickly. and it will close the Lyceum's season
rsisa4 VIII rapaGs %h'e SR e Sas
been withdrawn. it Is explained. because
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Francis Wilson departs from the Broadway
and De Wolf Hopper takes his place. There
will be warm greeting for the amiabIy clown
ish Hopper tomorrow night. His friends were
never more numerous than now and even
Efforts arc likely to find plenty Of fun in tho
p p9s1 the Sf Bread%sy sne in Which viii
tho same HANDSOME scenes ana costumes tnat
pssd ss N it !, 9so n saomc Rns
So VII Anna oKssfs sss Kea Eesa
old force The revival will last only u month.
"The, Ratcatcher Of Hamein.,", oAdolph
NuendorfTs s musical setting OF the old German
legend, will be heard d. at the Amberg every
The circus season has opened in earnest
Barnum & Bailey. thanks to the superior facil
ities afforded at Madison Square Garden. have
always started the ball rolling earlier than the
other shows. which have to rely upon canvas
to protect them from early spring blasts. But
this week sees at least thirty circuses on the
novelties. but it will be brisk ono for compe-
tition. When the routes OF two circuses con-
ths s syw
fierce tight. confined principally to advertised
attacks by tho advance, agents OF tho riva!
such wars this season. for the simple reason
that too many shows will be out. and SO some
IS rSss s Snnd
tie 'Grcatcst on Earth" because that is one
Of the agreements between tho two enter
Ronsh ana nd fsf % Which @ Would
many. theatrical manager: but hostilties
were terminnted half dozen years ago and
Bailey who cont rolls the liarnum nggreC eCation.
also owns. tho Forepuugh show, Thus he is
tho world, AS has long been itsannnal Gus
tom. the Forepaugh show started its summers
work in Philadelphia. commencing last Mon
day night. Like the Bnrnum affair." 1t has a
Spectacular adjunct. It is The Fall OF Nine
ych." and it is the result Of the labors OF John
llettig. the Cincinnati painter who has pro-
duccd nearly oil the historical and BIBLICAL
stage displays in big late seasons. The
third largest circus in the fifty or sixty
which will make up this years list is
soyeral months past but in a fortni ight twill
sail back to San Francisco';, and from that
through the West and Northwest All the |
selis brothers t nre hardy veterans @ q the white
sides. The Ringling brothers Of Baraboo. |
Wis. are younger men, but they are re- not less |
llngs' show is u large proportions. and Is gen
eray confined nth in its operatons to the Nest
young circus owner. whose show is yearly |
ginning In Importance and respectabtlity. |
Knows the Daysh Sftna IT, IS ne
for,ably or ns to the worlds goods. Miles |
Olrton. whose name will be recalled by very |
old circus lovers. pOntiullpa tn u Show |