The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-08
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
4 NEW VERSION ~ ENGLISH or
Az Old FRENCH PLAY.
Emile Anglers marriage de Olympic ~
Rewritten by clyde Fitch Into tho
Marriage Came for Sadie Marunot
the Oni, Dramatic Noyeit, This Week.

Emile Anglers marriage de Olympic ~
Rewritten by clyde Fitch Into THE
Marriage Game for Ssdie Martfnoi
the Oni, Dramatic Noyeit, This week
This week brings only one drama in
English to our stage, but last weeks novel;
ties give a freshness TO some OF the theatres
tha retain plays. The new piece VIII be
revealed at the Victoria on Tuesday even
ing by a company organized aud led 10y
Sadie Martinez lie cat includes Edwin
Arden. Annie Yeamans. Jefreys Lewis
Guy Bates Post, William B. Smith, Charles
r. Welles, Grace Fisher and j. Il. Booth.
The Marriage Game IL an adaptation OF
an old French drama. A CLYDE FITCH ~
the rewritten, II probably contains much
originality, The fiction On which he
founded II is Marriage de Olympic by
Emile Angler, who meant IL as a reply 10
La Dame Aux Camelias," wherein the
separation OF a wicked woman and her
infatuated paramour il deplored. Mr. Au-
gier showed what might have happened
had the lover married her. In transferring
this argument to the present day and 70
England, Mr.. Fitch has made a play that
In plot suggests The Second Mrs. Tan
queray." The woman IL a London music
hall sOubrette and a Duke makes her his
wife. But country responsibility pals upon
her. as IT did on Paula Tdnqusrdy. and she
finds the same relief in suicide.
A production that has been looked forward
TO for a year at the Irving Place will be
made on Tuesday evening. In Albert
Iindner's historical drama Of THE Night
Of s.. bartholomew; or. The Carnival Of
Blood, every member Of the German stock
company will take part, and Heinrich
Conried will reappear ON the stage. The
manager has not acted in two years. and
he says that he probably will not do so again
this season. A fine mounting IL promised.
The other evenings of the week will lie de-
voted TO 'F1achsmann as Educator" ex-
cept that at the Saturday matinee Ibsen's
A Dolls House" will be acted with HAdwig
LANCE a. the erring wife.
May Irwin will appear for the first time
in New York this season al the Harlem
Opera House tomorrow night. The play
will be "Madge Smith, Attorney" which
she will not use here again. On Dec. 80
Miss Irwin will revive The Widow Jones'
at the BliOu for a month. -Madge Smith,
Attorney" is a bright farce, which keeps
the amusing comedian almost continually
on the stage, and in the second act gives
her an Opportunity to sing many songs in
her own clever way.
Al the Murray Hill tomorrow Augustin
Days farce Of -The Lottery of Love"
which he made from The Surprises of
Divorce" by Bison and Mars, will he
revived. Henry V. Donnelly will havo
the james Lewis role, William Bramwcll
the one played by John Drew and Alice
johnson the one shaped for and brightly
acted hv Ada Rehan
Much beauty in scenery and costumes
IL promised by the tiTeenwall manage
mout for to-morrow's revival Of NictoTieu
Sardou's cleopatra. The Fanny Daveu-
port scenery will be used. Jesssline Rogers
will play the Egyptian enchant rnss. whom
Sarah Bernhardt and Miss Davenport have
imUersOnatcd here. Others of the stock
company viii have lighter taskS.
The rural coined Of Lovers Lane" will
b. the weeks play AZ the Grand Opera House
with the same cast that il had M the Man
haitian last year. Nillie James again will
he the ministers ward and Ernest Hast
ings the broad minded clergyman
The drama OF love and war, Cumberland
'6i," which was acted bv the Manhattan
Greanwall actors last week. will employ
the BROOKLYN CompaU Of the same manage
ment this wceE. Richard Buhler, Frank
+ Camp and Valerie Berg"re will have The
leading roles.
George W. Monroe Will be- a. the Me-
trppolis IN the funny musical farce Of . Mrs..
y distinguishes, Wash Lady
~" 1iird Avenue will have The Orphan
H.Irr~>. which i said 90 b" we'll placed
upon The stage Ms tn cast and scenery
More than halt me '~b,atr.S that retain
''.ir plays will have u"v ONES a month
from now or SOONER Ouly one week IL
l-'t for hrcu Holden" with = VI Holland
and the Irohmau cpmpauy a. 'he Savoy
Henry Miller will -uccet-l y ir -pArcv ~
'tr Guards drAIuaitlri from a novel.
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ga san Francisco and other cities
Another play that will end IT, term here
nest SATURDAY. might j. New Euglnua
Tu't-' Dnruthy Douu,'ly ami the other
actors az The 0umriv a. 'hs our e"u'h
street viii ~ "n "a tour giving plac" 10
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