The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
THIS WEEK ON OUR STAGE.
THE KnND<Ls TO HAVE THE FIELD
CLEAR ron 4 NAV PLAY.

THE HHND<Ls TO HAVE THE FIELD
CLEAR ron NAV PLAY.
They Are TO Reappoar In "Tbo Elder Miss
Blossom" - The Only Other Dramatic
Novelty wui He in German - But the
Range Of Diversion viii he Very Wide.
Tho only new play 10 DO acted here this week.
aside from ono In German. will servo 10 return
Mr.. and Mira Kendall 10 the stage Of the Knick-
erbocker Theatre tomorrow night It's entitled
Tho Elder Miss Blossom" Tho authors are
Ernos, Hondrio and Motcalf Wood. English
writer's unknown 10 stage fame but who arc said
10 have provided q role particularly valuable to
Mira Kendall The lack Of such medium for her
talent haskcpt her ave years away from us. and
the absenoe will no doubt warm up tho welcome
which abe is bound 70 encounter She IL an I'M
thcatric actress who has taken especial paina 10
recommend herself 70 people OF polite prophoty and
sho has gained the admiration OF q largo portion
Of tho public She has Of late years boon him
dcrod by the difficulty Of getting q suitably ma
turc, yet not prosaic, heroine 70 enact As Miss
Blossom. q maiden pas, ririhood. but not beyond
tho limit Of romantic love. sho may 30 expected
10 renew our acquaintance In seemly ana at
uacuvo guise So much certainty Is felt regard
ing tho acceptance Of the pieco In America, after
It's success in England, tina, nothing else has
installing q proposa, Of marriage a. moan, for
herself instead Of her younger sister. That Is
an old theme In fiction. but is treatment this
time Is described as original and felicitous Mira
Kendall Is the mislcd spinster out Of whose cha
grin comes happincsa for sho proves TO bo the
right bride for the wooer after all Mr Kendall
Is this suisor. Tho company has come over with
tho Kendals, who arc under Daniel Frohman' $
management
Richard Mansncld replaces Henry Miller a. the
chief actor q, tho Garden He will give scro, Of
REVEALS and possibly now play during his stay
which will last until Jan 10. Al that time Mrs.
Langtry will como with the much ulkcd-of piece,
The Degeneratos,- and later tho Garden will b
given over TO production Of Hearts Arc Trumps.
an English melodrama Mr.. Manshold's frs,
revival will be "Cyrano do Bergerac." for which
he has had outh, Of scenery and costumes
made As before the evening performances Of
this poetic drama will commence AZ 7:t6
The Castle Square Operate Stock Company
gives the week TO Lucia do Lammermoor. sing
ing II In English. OF COURSE DoniIctu's work
was used at to American last season sausfao
torily Lucia Is 70 be aitcrnatod by Grace Golden
and Yvonns do Trsvillo. and Lord Edoar by Mr.
Sheehan, Mr.. Berthald and Mr.. Dolamotto Others
IN tbs cast are Mr.. Elder MT. Luckspono, MI
Martens Mr.. Knight and Miss Niven
The Donneily Stock Company will rovivo "A
Fool Of Fortune ., the Murray Hi. This play
OF Martha Moron's was acted by William H.
Crane EGe Shannon. Edwin Arden and Others
al tho Fifth Avenue q few season ago, and was
then seen 70 be an interesting picture Of New York
life. IL Is q minglinE Of light comedy and
serious drama
Sporting Life q powerful and really interesting
English meiodramA comes 70 tho Harlem opeta
House for Q weeks vin, Elta Proctor Gus Is
still the adventures . part which sho depicts
wildly and powerfully. Others In the cast are
Joseph wheslock. Joseph KilEour. Frank Bur
beck. Frazer Coulter. Frances StevenA Marion
Eimoro r. ", Story and Mark Sullivan
The spectacular melodramh. The Sorrows Of
( Satan. comes 10 the Grand Opera House for ely hi
porto mAncca starting TO morrow night This
will give West Side plsygoers their irst oppor
,uni,y 10 Sc q stage representadon Of Marie Cor.
Tho ong cast arc Charles Kent Ross . Sell.
Frank Roberta Emily Dodd. Marie Curua AIMS
hordand and Katherine de Barry
Leo S asE .n,sa R,rfe~ ' s.eSn. VIZ e.
produced al the Irving Place on Tuesday nigh,
butcher sspir.s to professional eninenco Willis
the son Of q statesman desires only business sue.
cess The cast names faVorises OF tho conreid
Joseph Murphy, n. lIi.h comedian. win sc q,
popular With that multitude which llkos the Irtsa
drama nd tho play has served his purpose q
A meiodrama, -On Land and Sea- Il offered
twice o day al the Third ANenua 10 thriller
OF the kind liked 81 that East Side theatre
Some o. The current plays arc near thrir end
] julia Arthur announces her last week Of -More
than Queen At the Broadway This imperial
spectacle has drawn many people particularly
women. who arc curious 10 sec the production
that has bean declared to DO tho hnndsomest
, The neat play 10 come 10 tho broadway. Ben
Hur' will be produced In sull moro expensive
mAnner In the drnmauzAton OF Gen Wnllace's
famous story. however. the money will be put
into the scenery and mechanical devices rathc,
than richness Of oosiumca The charlo, race.
In which eight horses dash mady toward the
spectators 10 said N be marvellous sight An
illusion that has cost much money and umo ID
the representation Of the Star Of Bethlehem ruid.
ing the Three Wise Men across the desert. "Ben
Hur- will probably b the most expensive pro
duction OF the season
Another play that ends Its term on Saturday
night Is -Childrcn OF the Ghetto .. the Herald
Square Interest will he given to the last week
by tho FIRST appearance in this play OF Robcr,
Edeson. Rosahel Morrison. Ellen Burg and Gus
S%snsSrg ns' GIssr a. he IsId
Ashley, Hugh Chilvers. Alexander Clarke, Adj no
BOWER. KATE Michel ma Dorothy Morton. Man on
Singer, Ethyl Broughnm. II, rhert Sarng. Arnra
Pal meI and Matte Atherton in the company
The third play that is in It's fnaiity is Tho
Song Of tho Sword week from tomorrow
night Mr. Sothern and Miss Harmed go 10 nos
ton, and the stage OF Daily q will I've occupied by
Daniel FrohmAns stock company, formerly II
the Lyoeum. The first play will I've THE Man
1uvres Of Jane" by Henry Arthur Jonsa This
was one Of the successes Of las, scason London
and Is comedy hroAdc ming at times into fare.
Tho me- MIXERS Of the Daniel Frohman company
are John Mason, Z, j. Morgan, Charles Waicoi,
Ferdinand Gottschalk, George C, Bonifaec. Will
lam Courtrnay, Charles Harbury, John findlay.
Campbell Gollan. {. W. Butler, William Evilc,
II. s. Taher, A. l. Howson, Misses MARY Manner
ing, Hta Spong, Ehzaleth TyIcc, Olive May.
Mrs Whnen Mrs Walcot Ethel Hornick Bea-
trics Morgan. Alisa Skipwor,h, Charlotte Crane,
Ethel Snntorn, Mrs, Hart Jackson and others
Until Dec "A Rich Mans Son" Will be tho
diversion for people who go 10 Wallack'A In
this comedy william II. Crane has a rart that
shows him In the manner most popular with his
extensive public The situations in which this
character is involved though not tho same as Mr..
Crane has h d In other plays are on the ssme
COngt.Anl order, md, Therefore meet with tho
approval Of his audiences
The Dairy Farm" sccTs TO have made a really