The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

OF New England Folks In print are ia
miliar with the play as given at the Four
teenth Street.
In the case Of -The Way Of the World
at the Victoria the usual process Of drama
TIL ng a novel is being reversed. A nara
tive to publish Is being made OF Clyde
Ftch's drama. II may he an interesting
story, but the attractive personalities Of
Elsie de Wolfe and Clara Bloodgood' VIII
surely be missed.
Another extension of time places The
Messenger Boy beyond those plays that
will leave New York at the holidays. The
latest plan, puts it among those that will
stay a week or two into January. A new
song In II called -Pansy" is a pretty num-
Der In the style Of negro melody now popu-
lar and that hardly resembles real negro
ism. The play il Of the sort that Angus
tin DAILY familiarized New York with and
! repeated In other pieces.
Last week "Florodora" passed its first
yea In New York and remains at the New
York Theatre with no date set TO go.
Four popular plays have only a fortnight
left in New York. On Dec. 3 IF ] We're
King will give the Garden stage to Alice
exchange Edward Il. Sotlern for his wife,
who has been on a tour in Edward E.. Roses
dramatization Of the late Maurice Thomp-
sons novel about a month, and such aitera-
tions as were necessary have bten made.
We will get one OF our fine actors the night
after one Of equal excellence departs. Mr.:
Sothern will leave town Just a. Richard
Mansfield enters to show US the play made
from Monsieur B~eaucaire." He will como
TO the Herald Square, succeeding Dan
DAILY in the characteristic Lederer girl
show of 'The New Workers. More i'm
~provements were put in last week. Rose
Beaumont and Virginia Earle have new
songs and the week before a dance for
MIR. DAILY and a negro ballad for Anna
%Iaughlin were the novelties.
William Faversham enters upon his
Inst fortnight at the Criterion. He has been
In town longer than any other star actor
this season. Prince Lloyd has taken Joseph
Hollands place as the King Of Spain in
"A Royal Rival" Charles Dalton in THE
Helmet Of Navarro will succeed Mr.. Faver-
sham on Dec. 2.
The fourth play hat will end its run on
the first day Of the last month Of 1901 is
A Royal Family That does not mean
tina Annie Russell will leave the Lyceum,
but that on the succeeding Tuesday she will
shift to THE Girl and the Judge" which
Clyde Fitch wrote for her. In the mean
lime Capt. Marshalls comedy satirizing
ROYALTY is a delightful entertaiDment,
Capt. Marshal's other comedy, THE
Second in Command" continues to enter
ain people who 60 TO the Empire. Ii Is
again on view in London. where it's popu-
larity seems everlastingly enduring. Cyril
Maude acts there the role taken here by
John Drew. and in the part that Ne see
acted by Ida Conquest London has Wini-
fred Arthur Jones, q daughter of Henry
Arthur Jones
Charles Hawtrey is the only star actor
in legitimate drama before us likely to
stay out the season. MIR. Drew's and Mr..
Warfield's long engagements must end
early in January to give place to the stock
companies OF both theatres, but Mr.. Haw-
trey has open time AT the Garrick until
spring. Il looks as though A Message
From Mars" would need all that time.
hA1,- 49,, nKrixrnl ~ AvyaAlta Ripghn IN and
her ompan will drive David Warfield
from the Biiou. He and his well-selected
company will remain there in The Auc-
t~ioneer" until Jan, 0. and seemingly might
do 80 much longer II contracts permitted.
Anna Held remains indefinitely AT tho
Casino in The Little Duchess" Her new
n Pretty Mollie shannon, " has become
popular and the novelty Of her appearance
in boys clothes has helped II. She still
wears the beautiful gowns of the first and
second acts.
No chan e has been made in The Liberty
Bellies" since the introduction Of Star
light" a ditty sung by John Slavin and
danced by n dozen of the now famously
pretty girls. Indeed the popularity Of
this musical farce of girls makes additions
seem unnecessary. It, run at the Madison
Square is for al indefinite time.
Maude Adams has. As usual, been rushed
at in starting her engagement N New York.
II she decides not To Use A. You Like II
or IL hlHlDl curing ntT STAY NJ lUt hIlth-
erboCker, Quality Street will easily serve.
Its success il great.
Grace George has in Under Southern
Skies the best plav in which to make good
her claim to stardom that she has had.
She II charming in II and II surrounded
at the Republic by an excellent company.
Tony Pastor leads his vaudeville bill
this week with Mr. and Mrs.. Mark Murphy.
the Irish comedians, In a one-aci-play
called why Doogan Sworc on Others
in the bill are Lavender and Thomson in
The Dutchman and the Maid. Lille West
ern, Callahan and Mack IN The Old Neigh
borhood." Raymond and Caverly, the
Faust Trio in The Haunted Mil" Her
bert and willing. Sharllry and Darling
ia A Lesson In Elocutiou," D'Evillicrs,
ANtell and ANtcIl, Fo-trlle and Emmett.
Frank and Ida Williams IN The Dark
town 600 Charlcs Dccamo and the Amer-
can Nitagraph
The lcadlILcr al Hyde 4 Rchman's in
Brooklyn thu week h Adelaide Hermann
who. With her own company viii present "a
sleight-uf-haHd sketch called a Night
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