The sun., 1893-10-22
copies OF 1nB rHEArnrs

- soason with Tho Younger son. Dy DaVlu
na,.sco and II has not been usus! to get any
thing but good things from his hands. lhe
- ~ IN, work is q. Sischer's Germa an piece.
.snhiJrme sant." tho theme and story OF
-,ich have been retained. 1t 10 understood.
w., ,,itb Wide departures and additions, so
80, tbe creator share Of the material in " Tho
vnrpser Son" is original With Mr.. Belaseo.
NJ s,enss and characters now belong to New
~, and 80 the composition becomes essen
,ioIlv an American drama bJ all American au-
.hor Mr. Belasco bought tho right to do
Al. Ue shares royalties with Mr.. Nischer
T. honorable fashion and thus sets q
aoi oyanple TO the plaGarists. The
80 names Henry Miller Viola Alien. Cyril
60 Ol,,tc Tyler. William II. Thompson.
A.. n T. Bowers. ". Ii. Crompton. William
r.r,rsbam. and Edna Wallace Hopper. besides
o,bs-o less known to Broadway fame and they
ara competent to perform any conRcnial tasks
..t for them. 1t looks I!.c a brilliant outset OF
tbe second ycar at the Empiro. The house will
ho closed to. II orrow, tho first performance OF
"Tbo Younger Son" being set down for Tues
.i.y. lno lirst Of the stock companies to come
homs for the winter is Charles Frohman's. and
J ,he orlcisi roll names Frank Mordaunt. W. J.
E.rquson James o. Bsrrows Frederick Il ond.
nobert Edesou. Agnes Miller Kitty Cheat
han. Grace Henderson. May Robson.
And Mimic Tittel. besides those given
n the ca.t of The Younger SON."
II happens that simultaneously with the
.t.rt OF this years first play ut the Empire
its sinple piece OF last season returns to town.
"The Girl Left Behind Me" is at the Har-
lam Opera House for the week. The Lyceum
n,avers are in Brooklyn. whore they will de-
vote this week ut tho Columbia to several plays
famous In their repcrtory. the casts and oil
the elements Of these repEodnetions being the
eame as at the houae In Fourth avenue. lbut
OF Palmer and DAILY Will stay
away long while yet. 1t was expected that
Mr. Palmer who had SdgS rsGenty nTs ~ nis
plays, would place them at the Garden before
s.nS Spt hi. nstssd sefors he has SoSv S0a
to tGae!sa San francisco for the winter. As
to MI: Days plans how, much they s} are are
theatre in Broadway at all this season; Ru;
ss conrae "nd nobody Would SURPRISED
son nones Of % Bay and Miss Rehnn Her services
are coveted " many & MANAGER. Sne ,nS ls
Sgb tsTp,sd py Rinn IN arnS VentUre JOHN
success as seceder from DAILY has doubtless
set Miss kehen and Mr. Lewis think!ng 1t lii II
take possession Of the London house now
.tenGnted by Mr. DAILY.
Tomorrow night will divulGe two plays not
yet seen In New York One Is The AlGe-
rians" by Glen McDonough and Reginald do
Koven. a comic opera that has been adroitly
exploited In advance Of its production here
Marie Tempest. who had been itslprima donna.
resigned because julius Stager its baritone.
had been dismissed. Manager Hill let her go.
though he held contract that bound her fast.
It was said. or hinted or tacitly admitted by
all concerned that there was o love affair be-
tween Miss Tempest and Mr.. stager. Sud
denly. and nexpectedly. It transpired that
"The Algerians" was to be brought to the
to the cast. with Miss Tempests voice
ssit .sfseu' insitsd cite "5," BY tho sembaneo Il
sentimental row. However, there will be
Of o tn fns pso0nShs hs
other piece to be offered newly to US is " Fritz
o E. anG ~hch % BE-
formed at tho Grand opera House whore, a
sympathetic auIience is certain to assemble.
sre IN tse sess
Of plays places the Germa u-American hero In
Emmetts father and son. have held a peculiar
almost new will hs given at the reopening. of
T The i tte9%demy Of Music as the play to be used
been Seen % neor Broadway. and it will vii @ have "a
SNOWY outfit 0! scenery for its illustration Of
region There viii viii be e. realism re- in in plenty the
aim being to lll the Academy's big stage
wei well viz win stirring sights that its auditorium
Same OF the stars" arc shining for u.s.
venture that will engross many conslderate
observers OF theatricals tomorrow evening Is
Richard Mansfelds essay with Shylock in
Tho Merchant OF Venice" at Herrmann's.
This bravo ard accomplished actor interests
keenlya worry intelligent portion OF the public.
Novelty Is sure and excellence probable in
whatever he undertakes. So something posi-
tive may be looked for in his Shylock. 1t may
be. too. that the Portia Of Beatrice Cameron
VIII EIb,D prove charming. the role seeming to be
nn1 T,1l1 thrasr hsr Limits Limits. Sheridan" can have
Y, where ere the vogue OF the theatre. the popular:
ity OF E sothern and the peculiar m erits OF
Is the final week OF \. G. GoedwIn and his ad-
RFii,,Sbie Fi,,s company in I'm Mizz0ura" at the
comedy have earned the favor bestowed on
{hem; eI Tho kendals keep on In The Second
pear In anything else within the Remaining
So.s,f.k iTo Weeks OF their engagement. Sol Smith
s Ss.y he Rsys csmsdS sstsbe T'to to
hls pathos and comicality.
very few who witness drama which pur-
ports to be original with an American
author stop to consider whether It may have
oeen taken from some foreign work. and fewer
''il realize. when they view play written by
nup'top home playwright who acknowledges
/ N an obscure line that he has drawn from a
French or German work. that his play may
pay ROYALTIES to its first author as we'll as to
nimselL This Is moro often true OF German
mah french writer's, because the former were
tofFears accustomed to publish their plays.
mus making them common property in this
4 CO. SSstlntry ,n Bat now very few, German dramas
NJ into print there which are not pub
thded ttIhsned simultaneously here. SO that the au-
snVr rights can be readily protected. Thus
recent production at the Irving Place.
,nb mbeIp path.' was published in Germany.
fo fu Few copies were brought to tn Is country
, r., sac by tho International News Company:
sut Su proved that tho piece had been printed
sTSpmpssed 70 withdraw the imported book.
toSriarIm ttms urn who compelled the withdrawal is
bUarled Goldmark the former also being |
ths thhs manager OF the Irving Place. Speaking on
"Ptninir 70 sun reporter. Mr.. Conred said:
Iora ornee1tlhg from the German author began |
:SSnS INK TINE age Robertsons famous comedies
the tSSsnmoo. mo. and Caste were taken bodily from
meeuterman. ment and not the slightest uckn owledg-
DAN. DAN was ever made OF the fact. AuGustin |
shaw hw greatest successes were German things. |
itaaag vi only enough to bring them In line with |
haae'iean tastos and customs yet for years !!
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