The morning times., 1896-09-13
The "GeiSha" Has Made a
Hit at Daly's.
"SUE." BY BRET HARTE
There Are Several New Produc.
fiOnS to Be Made in New
York Next Week.


species which were here last winter. And
IL made a hit-a paipable hit. Everybody
VIII be glad 10 hear 1t, because we know
that The money which he makes off The
Geisha" Mr. paly Will spend i'll bCls,eTius 8
his bank account, while his legitimate
company Is educating and delisnting us
later with perfect productions ot the legiti-
mate repertoire.
In the nain The Geisha'' was played
by Americans. One little English girl
crept i;ito tie cast however. and managed
10 walk Off with the lions (Brtishc) share
OF The horors. Her LatEe is Violet Lloyd,
and she was ovaied approximately when she
sang The Parrot and the Canarics.''
THIS piece will be banded, orcheslrated,
hand-organed, whislied and huIIinnd all
over town in a month. 1t is the best piece
OF The long list, archaeological, piscaI oral
and geological that has yet been suug
Dorothy Morton took second but hon
orable place. She had not the opportunities
of Miss Lloyd, but did every bit OF her work
In Il satisfactory fashion.
The story OF the little comedy is not clear
TO me, but that's a matter OF 10 concern.
1t involves Il group OF Japanese tea girls
tGeish;.sl. some English naval officers,
sone English girls. much beautiful scenery,
Some Truly magnificent Oriental costumes,
bright dialogue and music, which tickles
the fancy without compromising cues
judgment.
Atptft tucVaier appeared attne uarrick
Moh"as hisu1 at ehe heau OF u Naooe'1he
company bearing MS name. by thls coup
be elevated himself to Il legitimate plane
and ragged Charley Frohman to the vau-
derille level. From Mansfield to Cheva-
lier. The ghosts OF Chevreil. Prince Karl,
frbihihei ana lsodion haunted me as sat
III The RADIUS OF Old Dutch. Still, II we
could dissociate Chcvalicr from his yau-
deviiliun surrounding 1t would be all right.
AS an artist he is worthy of Mansilelds
stage. He is consummate, and held his
audience Delighted during i've appear
ances, which included ten songs. How
ever, that's too much. The entire bill
wis good. but needed the knife One left
WIN a decided feeling That IL was good
tiianE- baL Iiiit lie iitd enough. Inc art
OF entertaining is to turn your audiences
away WIN IA desire Tor more MISS Cheva-
Tier ms come over TO Visit her brother ana
the cou ntry. -- -
IHkEE NEW ilECEs-
Next Monday night the curtains viii
part on three new pieces Francis Wilson
opens the knickerbocker with Hall
Ming winch owes It's ute TO one-haN
OF IA playing card. king OF diamonds,
w'iicn leads TO the Identification OF Il fornd-
ling
anthony Hope mas dram atiled MS novel,
Half Hero, by way OF following up the
lead OF francis WILSON'S Hail King.
The prospect OF an indefinite elaboration OF
TINS sort OF thing Is appalling. Imagine
theatcr patrons revehng In Quarte OF
Queen, TWO thirds OF Thief, six
eIShts OF Saint or 'Fractions OF
reak
fhey Fave eliminated the A tfor Abbey
from every part OF the knickerbocker aud
II mas beer a joo. IL was IN The glass
doors, III the mosaic OF the foyer, on the
frescocs, on the seats, on the curtains, ev-
-erywnerc. Here's conversation l eN-
N
erf0ckSr Theater COX oItite window. Dear
olh Gen'ieinaD-Lst me nave Two seats
down Ia 'front.' iicket seher saiiamyl-
herc b anu hsEt next 10 the slaee.
ID. y. G.-N nat nave you In A! L. ..
'haughtiiy,-Iherei Is no "A In this theater,
BIZ.
Pending its opening Monday night with
Glen Mcbonough and Victor Herberts "A
Goid buE. pohuci satlfe, tne Sasioo
has been closed all week, and In Gay new
York" has gone traVehng. I'm AFRAID
washington ways ana washington places
Will be conspicuous from an lnkling OF
the story which l have. 1t deals with
the adventures of a man, "ho' III return Tor
large campaign conlrlbuiichs Is inade tcfe-
tary or fhe Navy. lie knows notlinG OF thc
duties oi MS ofllce, ana the lobbyists. pom
ticians and office seekers make II inter
cSung Tor INN those VINO VIII make IL
interesting I've topel LOT tIe audicnce are
NTeinha Earie, Narle Idhiii' Aoiiie u
Ter, fed Hdlleb among Tue leaders.
On tie same evening Lost, straEed, or
Stolen Will be recovered" at the Firth
Avenue The cast IL great, but the results
are mystery L sEaif see this Tuesday
night. Monday night Will so to see VIII
son, anu "Wednesday mght TO see lhe HoN
Bug.
BRET HARTE' SUE
Charley Frohnlan bows to failure. BE
removes The LIAR from Hoyts tonight,
for 1T has not been a success. l am inter
.estcd to know what is TO become OF the
pru:esslons pet bride and groom, Fritz
Williams ana Katharine FIoreice. The
productions was not, however. without lts
Teitson III results. 1t Introduced j. IL.
Stoddard in"The Long Strike, and pointed
the way TO the success That awaits the
production III us ehtirety OF TINS pay ms
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