The sun., 1897-09-27

| hnx-fnIi,. ~ - ;o SEQ.
nintv thcv New M or puIs or rnen1 xcep,on
must he .1ey seen 10 oeiVhs s mere; ;cnJis in
Coat @ OK Sany Soors =" S Sc Is t6o faith.
| lace oo, ,i,y ", poay is SUois, n 30 ao,ghtcr
sss c1hmoniaw CON Te whom hGf aanshuve stnSe
ssSx % ana nnds, oat Is she SsHs
bit of H. AM aIt oyen shtish md
IA anrions % nS ,nf n fa esS by marry.
Ing the father SG A tI' OF the hero The O audience
ncn, herh & the nrst place i9r trynng 10 bas
no nae fnr nr U' IN more n tnan d ~ una acouse shs
is bad and T glad S Of it. It. ''''N ''
The noveiiSts of France will contribute to
France, who never wrote a play before. is to put
forward Jromoi,zo,iou @ ~ P"y ono o of b,s hooks
lie is about the last man In the French literary
world who would seem able to write a good
play Alphonse Daudet, Marcel Provost, Julos
| Lemaitre and others will have new works
acted this winter. and several popular authors
y. nii".,'e n.,ioh "iii DO among INC coh'i'o
u.oto W lhe oueoh ana tne oomeuie rrahGe,so.
Az o"A oouitry' inc stage ID hkely Io rccei'o
~, mv 1on.linu.,ons @ from tne noVeis's' ~ iS no,
.ua' 'iihh Deah ho"oiiS p,as WI,
1 oou' ho manager announces nonaiu ~
nsu,,, iune Davis oraha1io iorh Vi us s.oiy'
-. oi rot'uhe' anu m"r,on ,p,I Ira"ioiu raw, 10
tSns tbsor snatig Stnougm ms ns1and the
only authors Of books who get to the stage are
put there by Il. +. Rose, and WITHOUT him
wnniS An.nonS AM nope moi StanieS eyuian n, an
| author, but a dramatist who in sptc of his
recent renown, has been active since the 7os,
have saved Heprx Iomes snd "ftns NV mnmyiiic"
Conan Doyle has sswrittcn comedy. and another
or Gilbert Parker's novels has been'dramatized,
IN ths rssnnct NJ wa ra ,s u rnan Sndnr
mann was a popular novelist before he wrote
plays. Now he is better known rs drama
most wbo,,v fr tho sss vwriebts
Francesalone calls on her noveiists, and she Is
| uniQue In this DrOhably because
nre 80 Is as nucp @ m one nv IT,
| erature spoken by the actors, even il the play
as such be unsatisfactory. But even then, IT
wrote W pa.iohi rIry iors. neI5 p,pue kks
courcelle could not make it dramatic. Airhonse
| Daudet has with 'Sappho' and one or two others
been successful. But the results of the story.
tellers Efforts for the stage are not Important.
30 the difference between France and other
| countries NAV not be as great as IL seems
|
soms-dramaHo vsntnres of innortance are
in'preparation here. Mr.. Willard has put ''The
Physician" into rehearsal at Wallack's. 1t Is
| the rorh NJ ue,rv Arthur Jones and has heen
'no "orH Vi henry Ar.nuf JONES' anu nus i'S ''o ooon
used In London. IL contains such metaphysi-
usnaI,v onod efyect NJ Mansfield ia busv
' e'oN 49,, ~ -, ..1r,
across the way at the Fifth Avenue with Ihe
nected With Cornwallis.s surrender and to
that that e,tent % is % a nIav % Of the American Revou, Rev "
ton The author ia BERNARD Shaw the whimsi-
cal London reviewer
Charles Frohman's next yearly production
of melodrama is to be that of "The White
Feather" now current at Drury Lane in Lon
don. An unusually big ball scene Is Its spec
tacular feature. 1t will be acted at the Acad-
ehS VI thus'o soon aA'e, 'ne noiiu"s''
Daniel Frohman's first play OF the season
with his stock company at the Lvceum will
he the Pinero niece ..Tbe Princess and the But
20 sne Fineto piece, Inc ffineess uno INC nur m-
for a numerous cast and dainty treatment.
Klay q Erlaneer's facilities ara to be do
voted strenuousy to "A Ward OF France a
historical romance dealing with a New Or
leans ePisode OF asoS, wneh @ Inas oi.y WAS WAS In h
pppesented T in Ph,ladelphia next month. and then
Brought to Wallacks.
,e ~ th. @ 10 hna t sns b EnuptnIh n
Street. The The subject OF Of this drama RAJ is is said to
mountain Do renion Of Kentuekv' where Inherited
faVds het vesn famiIies hreai ont in trauedies
A Tha tbsatricpaI soaS ~ Hoston are nrn,d of a
new wonder They ind it possible TO go to
ihs playhSSss By an undeEsFopnIf r99se M 81 B.
a Continuous perfofmance, S and has since inc % made 10
owner Of beautiful theatre devoted to vaude
rear entrance rom fremont street, rect very busy
rsfv bach Of bs and hen as the
l only way to an entrance to his auditorium was
| nv tupnellinp under the street he eded
~ doit Thiss is made comnletely of piess and
tbe efSsct "a that Of enterin1 a cryst% mae
The 1e dedicaiion % Of this nnme new entrance oc
onrred Saturday niah, and seems 70 hars been
, brilliant for the Governor sent his regrets
while the Mayor and other CITY ofHcials al
tended % and there were plenty OF other biz wigs
oTo on benS " The bniidinp ITSELF ontside ef tbe
On nah1 a,nne nart ~ + is bean1iTul ns,air
Tjtb marble staircase described as riyallins
. the one in the Paris Grand Opera House. Paint
tns oIU hy artista ,rhose xrorE have been hing IN
thsS ing gis S saioS sdnpn SeWails and The wsoIe
a strictnre is almost entirely of rare ItaIiar
: ! @arhiaa Mr. Keifh,s Ihentre in Rostnn haI
9 nt,i, s:, narwe Sut the new entpsnrs fmr @
0 n;aSSas new deiioht for the Huh Mr.
= Wsit% nWsu% hinseIr Ga IN eEurnne and has hcen fo
neariy two wears, but he Is on his way hom,
a Two tbeatrea In Pittsbure the Ayenue ant