The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24
THE COMING WEEKS PLAYS.
"THE NEW BOY" TO DE SEEN HERE
FOR THE FIRST TINE,

Hon. r. II. Bland to Open His South
crn Lecture Tour in Savannah
with n Discussion of the Silver
Question - He VIII, Of Course,
Speak From n Silver Standpoint.
COnroy and Fox to Close the
Weeks Programme.
Tuesday and Wednesday Nights and
Wednesday Matinee-The New Boy.
Thursday Night-Hon. r. 2. Bland, lee
ture
Friday and Saturday and Saturday Mat
inee-Conroy and Fox.
The New Boy is a new play for Savan-
nah theater-goers. 1t will be seen here
Tor the first time Tuesday night, with Mr..
Bert Coote as The New Boy himself. The
New Boy is a bright little man of 30, who
has married a big, matronly beauty, who
everybody takes to be his mother. They
have just been secretly married when she
Is Offered the matronship of a prosperous
boys school by the scholarly proprietor
OF the school, who is called the doctor.
As she fancies she has lost her fortune
through risky investment in a cham
payne company enterprise, she goes to
the school. The doctor receives her with
open arms, and she sees that he is more
ne has willed her his fortune on the
single condition that she does not marry
again., He says her boy is too forward
ana lu-bred. He must enter the school,
sleep with the boys and be disciplined
Great scenes follow. In school-boy gar
mentS this married man is hazed and n9ade
to do mental tasks for his schoOlmates
lie is kicked and cuffed about. brought
W before the doctor and severely dealt
with, but in his absence the New Bow
as the married man is called plaVs will
FRANKS. He is impertinent and full or
repartee and big words. He brides the
nald TO bring bottle of whisky, saying
mat 1t is for his mother. The liquor is
delivered to the innocent matron in the
presence of the doctor, and another wild
school forces The New Boy to rob a
neisnborlng apple orchard. He is caught,
poH under l arrest and dragged before a
9once court During the play the villains
laughter a pretty, dark-eyed girl. makes
itove 70 the boy (he married NAM, ana
mugs him and kisses him right on the stage
while the orchestra bushes and the
aqdlenee roars with applause
Inc story, now turns on the closing
Iplsode or the play. The friendly villain
EARNS that the champagne stock is going
up with rush and the doctor has q Iof
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