Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-12

much stronger. and. OF course. n good deal
better performance Will be given.
THOSE who have seen the play will re-
member that II is based upon the lodging
named Alfred Hastings. whose uncle. Il rich
Oh fellow who Is jealous OF his young WIFE.
leaving his handsome London house III
icharI" or his nephew. As the numerous
Creditors OF Young, Hastings are on his
OF a fellow spendthrift. decides to turn the
handsome home into Il fashionable Tod sin-
house. and accordingly 4 sign. announcing
forts "f home" is put out; In a very shor,
tins. the place is iiiled with applicants. The
big drawing room is hardly commodious
enough 10 receive all who are attracted 10y
;he ailurinG sign. put outs the fashiona-
nr quarter OF ne city: AsSns th0st WHO
lows are ;" eager that none Is allowed TO
get aWay-are a prtz" fighter. "A crazy mti-
stefan. a dancer. A nervous man. wick. a
a jealous wife and a modest daughter. This
strangely contraSted household soon begins
10 generate trouble. TIL. drawing room is
The seen. of action. and here the Young
landlord Is driven almost to distraction be-
tween the complaints of his tenants and
the dunS of his creditors. The flir'ations of
the dancer and the jealousies OF several of
his guests.
L, is said that 4 capital east has been
made up from the talented people OF th'
Woodward company. The parts Will be
distributed as follows:
Esbert Pe'tihOne. a jealous husband. ....--..-
Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Carl Smith seerle
Rosaielie Pe,,ibone. his second wife. ..............
Miss Zoe Ha!hert
Emily P-;,ib"ne. Petitioners daughter. Miss ii.achum
Alfred Hastings. Fet,ibone's n-phew Mr.. Hal Davis
Tom Meadow. Al:red's pro;ege....--.Mr. Harry Long
Christopher Dabury. a wrecked musirian,:;..
Judson Ianghorn. a dude MIR. Walter d. Greene
Fiji Ori;arski. Of the Comique Miss Susie Willis
Theodore Bender, retired from produce:
Josephine Bender. his wife. go. Miss Gertrude Berkeley
Eranseiine Bender. their daughter.
Augustus McGrath. friend of Pe,,ibone's ......-...
J. Moy Bennett
Victor smythe. in love with miiy..-..-...-.
Thompson. a bailiT. ................Mr HAIRY King
John, Pet,ibone's seryant.-..-...Mr. Frank Branson
don.
The Prisoner Of Algiers' will open this
Sunday matinee at reduced prices-the ell
tire parquet at - cents. balcony at 10
cents. The Prisoner of .Algiers' is a ro-
mantle melodrama. "A sequel to Monte
Cristo." which made a hit at the Grand
opera house in San Francisco. 1t takes UP
play of Monte Cristo' ends. and through
the prologue. which sees the death OF
Dantes. and four acts one thrilling situa-
tion follows another so rapidly that the
in the las: act before one can realize that
he has had two and one,hnif hours of
splendidly woven together by heroic situ-
ations that are not dragged in 10 make a
play. but simply because they cannot be
oner of Aisiers" is the son of Edmund
Dantes. named Albert. whom everybody
loved in Monte Cristo' when he was :;
man the virtues and beauties of char
acter that were his when a boy have de-
veloped into those attributes that men
the walls of Algiers. the gambling house
of Madame Danglars in Paris. the duel in
the forest of Fontainebleau; and the cave
Cristo. are said to be superior to the
play that james O'Neill starred in so sue
cessfully for so many years.
The following is the cast:
Bened.tta sutherland
Colonel Danglars Ernest c. Morton
Captain Albert Frank Lindon
Corporal Mclieuna ....-..-. .....--....Horace Kerns
Macmillan Morrell Walter Upton
Eugene Danglnrs Alberta Converse
Madame Harmonic Agnes Burk
Toinette A!mer
Death Of the Count-Mission Of Vengeance and Mercy
Act l-Outside the Walls of Algiers.
Act 2-Gambling House OF Madame Dangiars in
Paris.
Act s-The Duel in the Forest of Fountainebleau.
Act 1.-THE Island Of Monte Cristo.
The last concert of the series Of eight by
James Military band will be given at the
Coates opera house. this afternoon at 3
o'clock. At this concert Mr.. James latest
march. The Paseo." will be played for
the first time. MIR: James has also prepar-
ed a programme of much merit. The over
ture to William Tell" with its Alpine
repOrse. its great storm picture. and the
trumpet call TO freedom. is one of the most
ever written. A selection from
Onenbach's THE Princess of TrebiZondi'
and Gunsrs beautiful waltz. Die Hydro
paten.' are some OF the bright gems at
the last opportunity to hear the band
at these concerts. The band for this con-
cert will be augmented to forty perform
ers.
The s~oloists for this concert are: Miss
Concannon. pianist. and Willie
soprano.
March. THE Pas.o' tB. l.. James,.
Overture. william Tell'' IRossini,.
(l ldyll. THE Mill in the Forest (Eilenberg):
%, Serenade. for clarionet tMoszkowskf.
Piano solo. ''Toccata'' Dupont. Miss Gertrude |
Selection. The Princess of rrebizondi'' (onen-
BACH.
Die Hydropnten valse'' tGungD. !
surcd' GRAY. Willie Rhoades. |
Grand descriptive fantasia. THE Bomhardment and |
Of Santiago III. l.. James,.
ROaentha and Marchest Coming,