The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
HEROINES FOR MAUDE ADAMS
AND GRACE GEORGE
In j. VI. Barrle's equality Street" and
Lottle Blair Parker's Under South
crn skles"-Broadway Successes at
Outlying Theatres The C~ontinuances.

Iottle Blair Parker's Under South
crn skles"-Broadway Successes at
outlying Theatres The C~ontinuances.
The theatrical week that starts tomorrow
brings three new plays. Of which two are
In English, and the usual number Of re-
vivals. Maude Adams will reappear at
the Knickerbocker after an absence Of
nearly eleven months. She will stay ten
weeks. during which she will use three
plays. James Nj. Barrie's new comedy Of
Quality Street. Il Aiglon, y in which she
Is familiar and AS You Like II" IN which
she will figure for the first time. Miss
Adams will begin in Quality Street, which
Mr.. Barrie wrote for her. The man who
served her 40 we'll in "The Little Minister
should be able to do 80 again. The story is
simple love tale OF a hundred years ago
about two demure sisters who live in aQuality
street. The wooer OF one joins the British
Army against Napoleon and returns to
find his sweetheart a prim and almost
dowdy schoolma' am. But she soon be-
comes youthful again, showing the change
first at a ball and representing herself az a
niece Of her real self. The comic results
are numerous, but the play IL primarily
sentimental. Sydney Brough, an English
man, is Miss Adams's new Leading actor.
Others in her company are William Levers,
| r. Payton Carter, George Irving, Frederick
| Spencer, Joseph Francoeur, Helen Lowell,
Ida Waterman, Sarah Converse, Sara Perry
and Marion Abbott.
On Tuesday evening Grace George at
| the Republic viii begin her third engage
ment "a a star actress in this city. She
will bring out a new play called Under
Southern Skies" by Lottie Blair Parker,
who Is best known as the author Of Way
Down East" The story Of the later piece
deals with Louisiana life, presenting Miss
George as a demure and girlish South
erner. II is said that all the characters
are strongly drawn by the author and will
be acted in sympathy with her ideas. Burr
Mcintosh will be a Louisiana politician
with a lazy drawl and Alice Leigh a negro
nanny, such as she has acted eNcellently
n several plays. The cast Ii long and in
cludes Ralph Stuart. George c. Staley, Grace
Henderson. Thomas Burns, Donald Mo
Laren, Beatrice Bonner. Rosa Durant, Guy
Ter Hastings, yess Osman. Minnie Victorson,
Laura Lemmers. Justine Cutting, Maude
Reindollar. King-loy Benedict, Will II.
Bray, Bray and Virginia Glyndon. Proba-
bly, Miss George will stay Mt the Republic
until early in the new year, when Mrs.
Patrick Campbell will take her place.
The Irving Place will have a new German
play on Tuesday evening a. the only
novelty In a week of r~epertory. Tomorrow
Schiller's birthday will be celebrated by a
performance Of wilhelm Tell, which will
be repeated on Saturday afternoon. The
new comedy is by Buchbindor and IL called
.The Third Squadron" II is said 10 verge
on farce, and therefore the placing of GUS
tav Won Sefertitz in the principal part
seems 20 be a wise assignment. This piece
will be- repeated on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday evenings. On Thursday n Ger
man TRANSLATION Of George Ohnct's drama
known 70 this public a. The lronmaster'
will have Alexander Rottmann and Hedwig
LANCE as the chief actors.
Marie Wainwright will be n visiting star
at the Murray Hill in a revival Of East
Lynne That This old play Ia still popu-
lar would seem likely from the fact that a
wear ago. when the stock company Al an
other theatre revived il, II was 10 well
liked tina il lasted half through a second
week, an thing there. There Is
no reason To SUPPOSE the Donnelly actors
will not give a good performance Of the
sentimental play.
The Gre"nwan company VIII revive a
Lady Of quality N IN" American The
| beautiful scenery used lv Julia Arthur in
the original production of this play has been
obtained ,Jessalins Roger should play
Miss Arthur's role well. a. IT. h one that
seems 90 III her.
James II. Stoddart viii move TO the Har-
lem Opera Hous" this week with The
Bonnie Bricr Bush" The advice to all
| admirerz Il the beet In dramatic arr may
be repeated here. that they should NOT
miss Mr ~Si"ddari's superb acting A. th"
Scotch father. This may bHthH ldt chance
10 See n However. a welcome E]IuuLnco-
mart j. the ono Nj St'ilar' made zee
Gently that he viii MOI retire from the stage
nj the end - lf tour Ia The Bonnie Bri"r
Bush, a. b." originally said b" would.
Louis Mann aud Clara lApman viii spend
the wesk NJ ~" Grand Opera House Ia
The Red Klpof.' which has enough m,lu-
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