The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-02

continues TO Indulge m his saw-dust diet
with a tin can on the side. and Incidental
~ doubles up with Alex and George in
response TO the alarm OF fire. There IRE
many other things that keep one I'm good
humor. not forgetting the treacherous
stairs which seemingly takes fall ont
of each member OF the company.
Marie Corelli accomplished. no matter
what critics may think OF her as a writer.
a good deed IN her Romance OF Two
Worlds" Now she has performed an al
most equal kindness by going to the other
extremity OF the unknown, and her "SOr-
rows Of Satan" bringing on the earth
devil who is all remorse. The old idea
OF a personal and an ever present devil,
delighting In evil. laughing with fiendish
glee as he thrusis farther into the flames
of hell every newly lost soul. has some
what lost favor. But, until the appear
anee OF Miss Corellrs book 10 one had
the imagination or the ccuruge TO pro-
pound a new theory TO take the place OF
the one that taught the existence of the
malignant thing OF evil That her orig
inal theory has found favor is shown by
the facts that IN America alone the book
has had sale exceeding 100000 copies
ana that Il has been translated into. not
only all the languages Of Europe but also
into many OF the dialects OF linda and Hin
dustan. This success as novel has been
followed by the equal success 10 England
OF It's dramatic form. the American pro-
duction OF which. owned by William A.
Brady and managed BY Arthur c. Aston.
will be seen for the frst time here on
Sept 2s-29. The play h still being sue
cessfully played throughout the English
provinces.
A convincing illustration Of that pleas
ing managerial experience In seeing a play
catch the town." will be when The Belle
OF New York II presented here.
THE Belle OF New York has perform
ed the feat in various parts OF the world
In a manner that keeps those particularly
interested in its fortunes smiling over
time The company presenting the com
edy this season Is made up Of selection
IRON both the London and New York
Casino organizations The cast includes
f. J. Connolly, Joseph Kane, Arthur
DEACON. George Tollman. +. $. Tarr.
Beulah Dodge. Mae Sailor Grace Rut-
ledge, Flo Perry, Ia Belle Dasie and
Emminie Earle.
Charles r. Hanford Will not be associa-
ted this season with the organiza tion
which was so successful under the name
James * idder- Han ford" Company; nor
VIII AtiN 0AItl ffANkAkAfAANs lie mas great
faith in his new modern play Private
John Allen" and will concentrate his IN
sire energies upon IL.
The Man o. Wars Man" the naval
drama which Combs and Grady will pre-
cent IN Savannah shortly. IS a picturesque
and patriotic production. II Is a piay OF
history founded upon current topics. con-
tanning heart interest and dramatic worth
IL is not war play. there Is no ear
splitting cannonading, and ladies' and
children can enjoy u with comfort.
Willie Collier followed Walter f. Per-
kins In tho protean role OF Du souchet's
My Friend From India" Turn about
f. fair play" they say, and now Perkins
s. 60 star in Golfers role in Du Souchets
The Man From Mexico" preparatory
20 his production In December Of the au-
thorized dramatlzation OF Mary =. VIII
kins quaint and auizzical New England
story, jerome. "A Poor Man"
Roland Reed inaugurated his season AZ
the Boston Museum Monday, Aug q. IL
wac the first public appearance OF the
comedian since his recent severe illness.
and II Mr.. Reed ever questioned the senti-
rnenis with which he was regarded by the
Boston public. the cordially OF his greet
ing must have removed all doubts Not
only was this shown In the way OF APP
piause. which, upon MIR. Reeds first en-
trance upon the stage was continued for
nearly i've minutes. but when at the close
OF the third act he had responded Go calls
for a speech. he was presented on behalf
of friends with magnificent silver loving
cup. Another speech ana hearty applause
followed the presentation.