The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
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,hc original membership viii rcapl"n or
"a. .,,er recruits Hld1 Sppng. John Macon.
tt,,,dI Morgan, " ililnm courtney, U~"'irroe
Morgan and Alison ski worth viii have l"'d-
NJ rlcs. Two new acoessionS 81 ht'r"st
all he cecilia Lotus and Gertrude" l"nri1u"s'
Miss Lotus has abandoned the frivolous 'Nl--
.," y m The vaudeville stage and ls seriously
.,h,,Inus 10 gain recognition In the l"cit mate
aynua Mis-. HenrIues Il n daughter "t W"
Madeline OF that nam" who was prominent IN
the old Wnllack company. with the men
toned players &c leaders, and IN" GUIDING mana
Of Daniel Frohman al the helm. the combined
traditions Of the Tycsum and Days seem sHie
for another season. MIR Frohman's choice
from his stock OF new English comedies f1ls
on "A Man Of Forty" for an opening rlay. This
4, nv Walter Firth. and was presented In Lon
don nv George Alexander. II ts n depletion
OF modern London society. epigrana'iod!Iy
d,scussirp the love Of a middl"-Iged man Tor
q young girl.
Sarah Bernhard and Constant Coduclin
will begin at the Garden tomorrow night an
engagement Of five weeks-two Of 'LAlgl"n,
enc OF "Cyrano dc Hergrrac, one OF Hamlet
ard one divided among La Dame RUS
Csmelias,- la Tosca" and "Frou-Frou Both
the.e French actors will appear in every play
excepting Hamlet" in which Mr. CoOleltn
hnds no part that he likes. lie does not ob-
,ect to the rslss Of Toionius nnd n" Arst grave
digger because they arc small and inoonSe-
ouent' al. he says. but because he considers them
T-.A. ANtR 49,. Al
OF .Hnnlet- 10 will probably appear at mati-
Noes in two Moliere comedies. lie. Pr"C.eu~"s
Ridicule.- and ~TartuTe." The opening play
will be "LAiglon." ard II will be surely acted
a fortnight. We have liked it in English. and
an opportunity to see it in the original French
will be welcome. OF Miss Bernhardt's acting
a. Napoleon's son we have had glowing ac-
counts. Mr.. Coquelin will tax" tho rile Of he
faithful old soldier for the first time.
third production tomorrow night will not
trv 70 compets artistically with either Of the
or IRA, hut stili Il will b.. ~ considerable &C.
count. -The star and Garter" n farce 81 the
American make Of John !. McNally. will be
shovn at the Victoria. The plot Is i~ntricat,
but elastic. telling OF a legacr. but allowing for
many incidental songs. The action is built
around the August family Of rantomim'sts
and ilrglers. who have a European reputation
Tor eNr'llSnCe, bu' Hd'' never hlI'Hi'u ~
New York. The principal speaking parts Will
he taken nv Marie Cabin. Otis Harlan. Joseph
Covne. William Blalsdell. Thornton Cole. Mao
Lowery, Mamie Gllroy. Nellie Lynch and John
G. Sparks.
The visiting company at tho Grand Opera
House this week will be headed by Charles
Evans. who has not ncted In New York since
the death OF William F. IIoey. his fifteen years
partner In a Parlor Match" Mr.. Evans will
ro,ppear as the professor OF moral culture
in Naughty Anthony In the bill with this
.tocking farce 4. Madame Butterfly" the
artistic and tragic dramltization Of John Luther
Longs Japanese story.
\ pleasant week ia In store for Harl.mites,
or such rs ara wise enough 70 60 70 the Opera
House TO see and hear San Tow The in
o~lination toward dulness In dialogue Of the
early performances at Daly's soon wore on.
and tho words become worthy OF the music.
which 10 simply delightful. The company is
the same that has been at DAYS.
rho week at the American will be devoted
10 native mslodrama. This Power Of the
Prose- has its scenes In such familiar places
az the Fifth Avenue Hotel and the Knickerbooker
Athletic Club. The story. by Augustus Pitou.
Ia n stlrrinVly dramatic one.
Foreign farce will be III" revival at the Murray
Hill. -Gloriana" was thought very funny
when It was acted at Hermann's ten years AGO
and should be right in line with murray Hill
audiences taste. Henry V. Donneily will re-
appear, and Dorothy Donnelly. also. after her
shorter absence.
Anv one particularly fond Of seeing che
venue and Sioux Indian chiefs and warriors"
hold mp a train should go To the star this week
to soc The Great Train Robbery" 1hey
would DOUBTLESS see various other hair-rais.ns
sight.
.hoxr, an Lf.-hth nyanup will ba the uaaa'a
visitor at the METROPOLIS James J. Jenries
will again he seen as the hero.
In The Merchantmen Elis." announce them-
selves a. ranking foremost among tho laugh
producers Of the American stage Further
s,mrn mt seems Unnecessary.
or the eighteen plays that hold over eight are
for laughing purposes only and half A. many
more mingle mcrriryent with seriousness.
Nearly all the eighteen are Of good enough
quality to succeed In their intentions. Richard
Cervel" blends jo,ity and sobriety in about tho
desired quantities. judging by the continuance
Of popular favor for John Drew in it.
The knickel bocser's monopoly Of "L'Aiglon-
interest ceases Tomorrow with the Gardens
Introduction OF the play In French. II COM
parsons are made between Maude Adams and
Sarah Bernhard. neither actress will suffer.
Their methods are utterly d,ssimllar. Miss
hfi ~ N'AAAT ~ - ~ ~ shAN'N
booker until the new wear.
About the same time limit has been set 10
Foxy CUTLER" NJ the Broadway. The eI-
tenes In comedy. jerome Sykes and Ado.ph
link. are amusingiy assisted in laughter pro-
voking by A parrot. Helen BerIam. Julius
6teger, William Stewart and Grace Ga meron
are the best OF the singers
The English company in The Gay Lord Quex"
has settled down proSperouslv for two-,nouths'
say at the criterion John Hare was rccoc-
ni7ed In his two previous yi,'s rs n frelv dis
cr,mins'c artist. but lie had no play that helped
hin into general popularity. The Cav Lord
Oucx" has surely dome this. II hrs also brought
ont the rnre talents Of lrcne Nnubrugl. whose
former Appearances here with trthur B)up, or
and viorct Nanbrugh gave her 10 very good
opportunities
Only one week remains for sag Narbor- ri
the RepubliC James 4. IIerne will he followed
by Maclvn Arbuckl" Ia The Sprigh'Iy Romance
OF NarSnc" Some excellent rrtors arc engaged
for the leading r6lcs in this dr1mafizl'inn Of
Molly Elliot, Sna volts novel The hest KNOW
are r. y iteles. W y Ferguson, Henry Bnr'-
rlan. Claude Rrooie. MARGARET Fuller. q Sandoi
Niillsen and E,'a lester
After THIS w-ek David Hnrum" VIII he n
sole rossoSsion ~ New Works rural drama
lanrels II i strong enough 'ofase = re o' nnv
houcuo'- ho' nre cnrirg its vPN II is nearly
Nlliuc ~" COSBY i'tle Garric' for Mr. crane NJ