The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-06
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
4 WV PIFCE or tNERIsIN HIRTH
iND " IRISH RONaNTF.


now ~ W" n"rald square Tomorrow, hli
al" ~" "nnIany which "a eNrrctrd 10 take
- lac" rs q permanent organization II I,
q" b" called Charles Fruhmau'- Musical Come.
dIlns. ard hH--a an exceptional personnel.
which mai be changed somewhat from time
70 time. hut viii remain generally the same.
" viii produce musical comedies. and the
trademark of frohm1n assures NJ of hand
some mountiHgs Edna MAY viii he the lend
Inc actress FHrren Soutar comes from
George Edward,'s London COMPANY 10 take
tho leading male roles. Two comedians Of
renown ns stars in Hoyt farcrs. Harry Conor
and OTIS Harlan, are Of the organization.
SO are Harry Davenport. Harry Kelly. AZ.
& Whelan and Lawrence Wheat. Of musical
comedy not" virginia Earle. leader Of tu-
gustin Dnlv'- admirable musicql mpan
will have q r"Ir "f second importance to Mis-
May Charles T Aldrich, Montgom"r,
and stone and Edna Aug are recruited from
the vaudeville stage Tho other pnrts will
he taken by Nelln Webb. Iconora Harris,
Mabel Powers. Bohby Burns and So, eral
other pretty women who have been gradu-
atrd from the Casino. 80 good n company,
and Undor the nble direction OF Julian Mitchell.
Is sure 10 give every chance 20 the new eN-
'~ravacan7a That this will he worthy 81 their
EFFORTS seems likely. considering II was writ
ten by Hugh Morton and GuS'ave Krrkcr.
whose best work In comic opera making IA
second only - Gilbert and Sullivan'S. This
Is the ars' thing they have written since
Tn" Belle of New York" which crowned a
series Of remarkable successes M the Casino
and has achieved, world-wid success from
such extreme, a. Australia to Germany.
The Girl from ~ There" shows tho nd-
ventures ~ a frozen Princess from the North
Pole 10 Paris with various stops and plenty
% time given to singing Mr.. Morton's clever
verses. SGT To catchy music by Mr.. Kerker.
~,hlunccy OICutt will return TO tho Four
tcenth street tomorrow night for his annual
New York engagement. which will continue
indefinitely He will bring a new play hy
Augustus ritou, liz manager. II ia called
Garrett O'Magh." and the scenes OF is four
acts are laid In and around Dublin in ISL?
tn" hero luves \ young girl. who has n viii
lairuus sutton also, hut who eloIes with
bMuph ~ course. MIR. OlCott plays This
part. md as usual II gives him numerous OI,-
portunities 20 sing He has four now songs.
written and composed 10y himself and named
My Sweet Queen. The Lass | Love" Pad
dv's cat" and a patriotic irish ballad Mr..
olcott's company Includes many who were
with him last year. aud the scenery will prob
ably he artistic, as II usually is in Mr. pitou's
pre- gctions
Edward : Wil'prd will appear for the
first time in New York a. Tom Pipch in n
play named after that character and drama
tized from portions Of Charles nickeus's
novel of Martin Chur2lrwit tn" comedy
1. IN four acts showing Tor, first AZ a corn
ramon 70 Ndrrr Cbus,ic ~ and .iohH West
iork ~learnin: archlt ecture from the hvpocr'i-
H. D.aI.r.f T. i aatl tIns ~, t,I,t
atmosphere is admirably transferred to the
stage. and that MIR Willard is Interesting
In his Improvisation Of Tom PiHcb liz
company j. a good une and his productions
careful ~ the matiuees Mr. Willard
wi, show his admirable imp"r,ouation Of
the famous actor IN Robertson David Gar
rick
Herbert Kelccv and Ene shannon will
wait until Tuesday evening to produce
My Lady Dainty" AZ the Madison Square
They have not been -cen on broadway since.
staged The Moth and Jhe Flame" nt
The lvC"um nearly three wears ago Ny
Lady Dainty" l. by Madeline Lucette Rylpy
and i q domestic comedy such a. the old
Madison square successes, Young Mrs
" nthroV. Hazel kirke" and those plHvs
i g., ~ fovr acts. III" first and last IN England
md the middle two in 4 New York Nat. Mr.
~ the son OF a baronct, IL disowncd
his father and comes TO America. bring
.ng Miss shannon as his wife when his
father dies he Is ordered bv will - uarrv
he daughter Of his stcpmothcr. w'i'n. he
Il course. cant do From this arises COM
phgatious sometimes comical aud sometimes
sentimental The k~olccv-Shannon ompary
includes Eohard Dillon. Guy Bates Posi-
william Rols, Ethel Sanborn and Winoun
Nnauion. al Cal ah.o
Two new r.ty~ viii be acted a. a matinee
~ the Emplre on Thursday afternoon b.
tud"u's Of n" american Academy Of bra
,anl-h b.. OLA Finch Tte other. ~Th""
,Ilrinal work of Florence Wilkinson
~" visiting 'ompuny that will spend the
.ead"d hv Peter ! Dniiey that spent two
months successfully at tho Madison square
scrmt.. TN. l%yi9i 1rsSg,5it.@n which
- the same. funny farce. EIodgc. Podec
60 An addition 10 N" entertainment i
hc JgsG.nT o, "a Agpgr'. ,h" iai.l.y Of
'omUluv p' n" Victoria
q, o Wcrk- Wi on an II. Broadsay ,ase
~ ON Account "f l. ~. wi> Iu. n Il fulci.
al success Of th" season. tn" same 'uiupaig
un' acted - 70 the Ganiok will p" "mplp'rd
u the nrand Ou"ra House. \ f"w inirpr /
VI am aud tlatn llpmau are ~ tho loader,
-" N"rrav mn will hay" Bronson How
nd N'uu"I,1n ~p'."Iv drama Of ATi~tCc. .
i"'. Ihl- lla' w. n-ed Dr. Charles Fr"h-
nau's s'n'k c"mpnnF ten years ago. inter
: hah i.', Proctor, and 9elore - present
h|"r'lor" produced At Pilr"r'S. IN" tenn
,uI1rN hniu" 1t revival will emilio" the
"2d.ns actors 81 'hc nonnc,N orsnnt'qtian
Q4o Nadi, The uu,ot, ~ having 4 pIly
In tw" W" N"rh t%rcatr'- gives an on