The sun., 1900-10-07
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW AND OLD PLAYS AND VARIETIES
10 BE GIVEN inns WEEK.


Another week Of interesting dramatic pro-
ductons Is at hand. At Wallack'- tomorrow
Sarah Cowe lie Moyne will make her New
York debut as a star actress Her public career
has been peculiar. After few seasons on TIE
stage unconSpicuou-ly she did not appear again
| in twenty years In the meantime She mace
J n reputation in New York and London as a
reader Her return TO drama was made three
| wears ago n n glib and witty divorced wumg n
| in The Moth and the Flame" and TIE next
winter she had the difficult part of fond mother
| in Catherine" These performances were eN-
| ceedingly good The play in which she comes
| 10 WaIsck's was written for her by Beatrice te
Mile and Harriet Ford II Is called The
! Greatest Thing In tho World" and illustrates
| Ncw York nodish socioty 1t tells Of a mothers
rescue Of her two sons from their inl critcd
taste for strong drink Around this theme
are grouUed various light and serious love affairs
The company in support Of Mrs lc Moy M
contain, Robert ECcson, Wilton I.aCkGyc, Flor
ence Rockwell. Walter Thomas john Glcnlln-
ming. Charles Stanley, Adelaide Thurstou Mrs
GlcndinnIua and Alphon7 Etlicr. During Mrs
le Noynes stay at Wallack's she and Ous
skinner AMI Eleanor Robson win make a matt
noe production OF Browning In o Balcony"
Another Of to-murrow's important produc-
lions viii also have an actress n It's star in the
handsome person Of Blanche Walsh She ha.
been a conspicuous player ever since her nr-t
entrance on the stage, not so many years ago,
and among her fret successful performances
was la the memorable failure uf Bronson How
ards "Ari~tocTaoy." She omrloyed herself
last season on n tour w the SarIou role. that
had been PLAYED by Fanny Davenport Tint
she Is a naturally gifted HctrcS, has been amrlv
proven. Sow shc is to venture 10 the B.,ud-
way, practically FOR the first time before a
New York audience a. a dominant heroine
"Marccllc' Ina, been written for her by Eugene
". Presbrcy. It il Il romantic drama In Eve
acts. Its period il 1850 and it, scenes shit
from France to Quebec. The central Young
woman Is = daughter Of n Uu:ucnut nubcmuu,
and bccomcs directly involved in her fathers
and hro'h"r's plots against the French Goy-
eminent Tho environment is said 10 be rich
and striking one net il on ship-board. and
another shows an explosion Tho princi-al
parts will bc acted by Miss Wash. JOSEPH Xiii
gnur Harold Russell. Algcrnon Tasein. Emma
Madden, Frank Sheridan. katherine Power.
katherine Clinton, Thomas Lawrence, Imily
Baker and Robert Gcmp.
4 new farce from the French will be brought
ont tomorrow night at the American plai,
Royale, tn" Madison Square. Charlie, trph-
mans excellent company of comedians viii
act il. "Sc, and Lady" is n Translation from
the French of Pierre DcCourcclc. author of
Two Little NaRrants" Tho English version
was recently used in London. and IL spoken Of
a. funny aud novel In It's treatment Of familiar
material. The plot concerns two spuriivn
married couples and Spanish dancer, not 70
mention three dainty mlncrv. The matri-
monln cnp"'ers viii be acted by Fritz Williams,
Isabel lryias. +, NJ Holland and Mux-ic lIol-
d. D
company the risky Spaniard and Arnold
iaiy a. her husband. an opera singer. Tho
three miIliners will surely bo pretty. BECAUSE !
they will ho impeSonated by May Lambert,
Ncllir Butler and May Gaylor. Others will
he impcn-onated by Marie Dcrickson. James ,
h'arney. Tony X. EddIH.cr and Jay Wilson. |
The play that was postponed il,' Wu.L, |
Military Maid will have lts first New York |
production Tomorrow NJ the Savoy II is "a |
farce with musical interpretations. \ g!l !
tpk"s IL upon herself TO ret her brothers |
and some friends out Of various troubles IN |
carrying on this work she assumes many d. |
gui~cs. When 1t Is said that Josephine iIna |
viii have this part 1t is sure that the d-gu.-r- |
will be backed up by Characterization. Wh,n |
In hor true rhlo I'm the farce She will be- an u,-
to-dlt" Partisan. n Ruise that shc is cau,iva'lng
in. lh" piece Is founded on French orrlull |
but has been rewritten by George '. Hobart.
who has added material Of his own Some
Of the parts will be acted by r hu'be Coyne.
Henry Bergman and David Terrence
sIay night will SOC N tho Bijou the flr,,
of tho Noll Gvynns plavs ~ reach ". Mic
tro'- Nell" was written 10y George Hq7olton.
Henrietta Crosmau will act the title rQrt and
make n Broadway reappoarance aftor fow
years Of reRretteble absence. Her leading
actor will y" Aubrey Bouuioaul' and IN. ra.t |
NJ nor company nam's good actors The
plnv H. in four acts. II opens with the nrs,
performance Of Drydcn'7 Conquest Of Gre
nIdl" nt tho King'- Theatre, when King Charles
H. meets Nell Gwynne, who suns with him
after the play n Whitechapel. Tho second
ict is outside Of the actresses homo. and tho
third Is NJ a masquerade hail given by tho
Duchess Of Portsmouth, Nell Gwynno corDnl
3 ih- unhidden, disguised a. m Irish beau.
hides after dramatic episode NJ IN" bIll
n" we"k's play AZ The Grand Opera Houso
han is u.uol there. II. +. 2 revival of sEnRc-
,u"nres fairy plav. A Nidsummor Nir't's
Dr:'m," Louis James md K,thoryn Eiddc-
,l1vod hv Jane Onkor Tpsrr1Cr lv Norman
IIRckot' Qrirce by Tlom1' CONN Cooke, /
tlll'-, Tn'rir bv Ina Brooks and Purk by
One ~ ,rthnr W Plnoro'a older rlavs Tho
nm. II has no' hoen uaNd IN New Y0-l. for |
'N long that il is strange 70 the rowor rorp~o- !
ion ~ special interest viii hN ITorrv Y !
rnappnar1nCr. Tho princirnl non- |
,a"- ~ ~. afrol couu7uv win h7vo rlr'r
or Lmoriror coredy. Tho senator "Tris ia
'cmcmhcrcd as one Of William " Cranes
'arlv Successes. His r7r' viii he nctcd "
'a'rh stuart Othor loadirr r'les win w.,
,lavo1 hv Mary Enmutou GnorG4n VclIcs
fol"R "' art Fran + Comnp nn''ff f. viii Ni'I Sc used ii
y tho NroN-ic'n for orlv wee' as usIal
Tvo rlnvs st-onre 10 'tis country win he /
,roduccd NJ tho Irvine rl-cc this week ord
,ow actress win anrear Shc is Marta rl-cn- I
Wy, soid 20 10 beautiful Hnd talented, who
vim not ir both pieces Tho first viii - Tplms
'0rodv. "WNd0rn.' ON thrrc nights rrd Z q
Oct ~ the wcol win ho devoted 10 Dluucu- ,
halls THE Trial shot s'gudprd corrcdv |
n GsrmArv Iut NJ Con,lod deferred rro-
'ucnr n here hcOausc n REQUIRED nm ovcpr-
ioual cast 10 'acls rcw that hIs company" ,
g strorg enough 10 do n iNstioc
Tho H1rlon Orer7 House will hnvc n r,l1v
reSh froru prordwNv. Tho im0riua-v land " !
T. 'r,rrfclh viii hc moved from Wollacs's Nt'-
l,luner goes With " 0rd he re-rorrnarca ,,
hould hp ne thcro"rhlv 0rrr"Ciptcd there as ,
downtown Prince C''c' b. IN cvcc'lcnt ,
roodrarrn md It is we'll ncted No' crlr :
: N- SINNERS Gcrfc-niancc rhrirahlc 80
the actiur ~ Grncc Fikens percv UaeVeu
ipudo Durhir and eonlC of 49, c'ler !
4 v1uAcvil'r f"roc viii srcrd tho voolS NJ