Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

ed by Manager Charles ffonInf9n at liie
New National on Monday night. The
Cuckoo bears no resemblance whatever to
the play of the same name produced last
season. 1t has so far had remarkable
record everywhere Its success in Paris,
where 1t ran for two seasons. was
famous 1t enjoyed long run at the Ave-
nue. Theater, London, and it drew enorm-
Gus audiences for two months at Wal
lacks. 1t has played several successful
return engagements in New York this sea-
son and met with the most disti1-
Suished favor in Boston, Brooklyn, Phla-
delphia and other large cities. The play is
one of decided ingenuity, both in story and
situation, and has the numerous domestic
complications and Intervening of love af-
fairs, which keep the fun running on at a
lively pace throughout the comedy. The
Cuckoo has been adapted to suit Ameri-
can tastes by Charles BroOkiield. 1t will
be given here with the splendid company
from Walack's Theater, one of the best
that Mr. Charles Frohman has ever organ
lied and including Joseph Holland, always
a great favorite in Washington; Amelia
ser. Clayton Whyte. Frank Lea Short, c.
st. Aubyn, David Mccartney, II. S. Lewis,
Joseph A. Weber, Fulton Russell Harry
Lewis, Augusta Close, Nora Dunblane, An
ME Wood.
"'ARIZONA."-If Augustus Thomas is
given time he is liable to give to every
state in the Union the dignity of personal
portraiture of its costumes and people in
stage-told story. Following up his earliest
Of tba' -; gu which was a,iiloul !
NAV cana On ,1fo,, :, - ai iC%tt
comedy drama in which Nat Goodwin add
ed so conspicuOusly to his artistic laurels.
nove1ty frr, oL ailoiner
wright which is said ~ hn hatta, e. -! p,a
aftStlc standpoint than either of his previ-
Gus efforts. "AriZona'' is what Mr. Thomas
the locale and snggasts ~ ,an,Io Ia ~
subject matter of the stnr,! az tba 90 S.r,e
time Arizona" il not a meiodran1a
terial and a frst-class tbnrourh naced VII
lain in il Mr. Thon1as boS nbpu,n +kn+
amidst the crude surroundings of frontier
army posts and cattle ranches human
hearts and human emotions are as tender,
as loyal, responsive, as they are to be
found in more favored localities. The play
introduces Uncle Sans cayalrymen the
picturesque cowboys and vaqueros of the
of course some delightful types Of far west
Womanhood. The author has supervised
the staging of the play himself and in the
Incidental features of the work he has
Had the valuable expert assistance of Fred
erick Remington, the uncomfortable picto-
rial delineator Of western scenes and char
acters. 'ArizOna'' will be produced at the
1diayette Theater, beginning November
-
,r
~ h i-all Old CHARLE4.'-T'his city's
tnSa'ersoerS VIII be In position to pass
1Lisia SEQ Judgment on the new farce. Dear
old Charley at the Columbia Theater
oay and Saturday. This will mark the
steIlaT deput In this city of the two clever
comedians, George c. Boniface ir and
george Oper, who Will be aCcOmpanfe bv
Such capable artists as Kathryn Osterman.
J0hn Hyams, Helen Harcourt stephen
MaIey, Bertha Waltzinger and Alfred
Burhham and Florence Turner Dear old
Charley Is the work of Charles Brook
held, VINO is responsible for the English
version of Because She Loved Him So"
winch was played in London under the titIa
OF The Dove Cote" Mr. RrooI,NeII = ~
English author of considerahIa nnta IA a.,
most of his plays are given to charles
Frohman He did not afaat III ma Ie9
count of the title being tha SANE az at b his
Christian name, and If fitted tha forca .n
cb v, eh ID A s4 Bro0kfield refused to
be without the iaeSt t-,TIti icy Is sald TO
cfdediy bI,r,or,,i' Suisdrlty' ana Is de-
en- identitv Is disr,or,e7 nachileyed inlstak-
is nothing NOR tbaT mitn ana the farce
simply t7Id Con1Tii q ne'iins sood story
seen evcry da, H. Ii ii1 I,E ARISE mat are
meddIasor1o Fr;o, "a iee'i ne CHclouS ana
a MARITIME na,rCt an oVeIeducated dog,
nast arc r. f iIrI ros anu 100 persistent
hIe ~, 81 - eN4e ei oI a doSe OF trou-
througb tbraa ~. ,r IIeai oIa Chafiey
maritime Wv az -. me farce Is SAID to be
ing crisn arI ttIIf 81 ucIed' lhe Ihes be
brisI, 5 Gnu pllII!dHt' ana the action
80 alu nv, 9naPPS, While the situations are
Chines@ MIL UJi,'i "a aIthoush dense as
in thajr al>Ii ~ 'iie characters involved
" III 94'eS
"ST-PFPP, D,,;,-.-,,
Derha', has haar .r ing stii Tue years Su-
nId Of 1000 IuiIiu9'is uie young and
yveel, WIZ ~ 80 lio9 oeeh puJ one
neIIed 70 ,,I.c, ~ f +tS'2tiielll was COM
sida Of - ~ booi, is ule9 Oh tIle DEBTOR
attractiors DJoho' ,, r. CIV. liueed are the
Tho 49,, 81 a mn HlidhCid! success.
Haniors a"i .iIlS ileS III tne TACT that the
EVERYTHING new, a. ~ az ihe front With
wear "Sn6arho,, nc I4iualo4ai me. ms
incI1dineJ ma; a., an even my people,
halIet r. 49, ijjttS iihp'rted LONDON
in the biobar NIL elte sat'ractlon IS seen
the Academv inIa,,,Is itn"aSa puI next week
do excellent bIefrnss gnu VIII u0uptiess
e,i,,ing rnatinae Iii 20 "a speciaI Ihanks-
those an Wn5UaSi NC q Yen ce III ADDITION to
CAMILLA T-Pc0 A. ,,,..,,..
Hill at tho Wv, - ~ IusuaIly Sood
week Haadfrg - - - C ~ unused Tor next
fanof1s 1ioiiris+ anna id CtS"' the
deyiIIe Nro 10 w soIHs INTO Nau-
Of The artistio az" ti1S Ipt sacrlhced any
saIf nc a nnTosHt rioiIS she put upon hef-
y,atad r,Tsic "a i pa e. sue gives ele-
scinntinuencss tf",b Gu "isn apSoiule con
enca R0dnn9 fot rdusi Stanton and Flor