The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-20
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Hyncrion Thcntsr.

MISS FlOla Allen Will appear Tn ne
 new play, Tn the Palace of the King,
 at the Hyperion theater Tuesday aht 1 Wednesday evenings, with Wednesda!
 matinee. All the incidents of ''In tht
 Palace of the King occur in one even
 ing between the hours of 8 and 1.
 o'clock, the exact time that it requires
 to present it upon the stage. The in cidentS of the evening were exciting
 enough; the return of Don John, his
 meeting with Dolores; the fathers dis
 covery of Don John and Dolores meet ! ing, and the stormy interview between | father and daughter; Dolores escape 1 from her apartments, aided by her sis 1 ter IneZ; the meeting of the lovers in l Don Johns bed chamber; Dolores hides behind the bed drapery when the king
 and John engage in wordy war, the ac-
 cidental return of the cardinal, who un-
 seen hears the king accuse him of be- , ing Dolores lover; the denunciatio of [ Philip by the cardinal; the king in at tempting to assassnate his brother, stabs the cardinal; Don John is com
 pelled to assume the guilt to save the lking-all of which is witnessed by Do- 1 lores, in hiding; Dolores denunciation
 of the king from the throne in an ef- fort to save her lover; the discovery of
 the kings dagger by Dolores father,
 in Don Johns apartment, and the un-
 expected return of the cardinal to life, and the happy uniting of the lovers, are the chief incidents depicted in this great play The case of characters is su- a,.h players as William Norris. Edgar L. Davenport. Robert T. Haines, Clarence Handyside, William T. Bonney, Marcia Van Dresser, c. Leslie Allen and Ger trude Norman. In all Miss Aliens company numbers nearly sixty people. The curtain rises at 8 D. m. sharp, Seats now rapidly selling. Prices, night s2 S15O, $1, 75 and 50 cents; matinee 50c, 75c $1, S150.
 The Bostonians who came to the Fly perion theater next Saturday will no doubt draw out large audiences at the matinee and night performances A large chorus and orchestra directed by & l.. Studey will be features and Vic- tor Herbert's ''The Serenade" will be sung at the matinee with the perennial Robin Hood" at night. Both these operas are SO well known that comment is unnecessary. Safe to say they are the most tuneful compositions ever written by American composers. Seats on sale Wednesday. Prices S150, s1, 75 and 30 cents.
 So many inquiries have been made relative to the prices of seats for the single performances of the N. c. Good win Maxine Elliott Merchant of Ven ice" company at the Hyperion theater, on Tuesday, May B, that Klaw & Err langer announce that the same scale will prevail as is the rule at all their apeparances, The prices of the best seats will therefore be $2. The com pany will give but twenty-eight per formances in all, visiting the twenty cities of the country. In the list of artists are the names of Fife Ellsler Annie Irish, J. F. Dod- son, MacIyn Arbuckle, Vincent Serrano Henry Woodruff, Aubrey Boucicault William Courtleigh, Frederick Perry and Frank Weston. The company will travel by special train exclusively and will carry a series of splendid stage pie lures and costumes. Frederick Fcke, master of the Metropolitan Op- era house, New York, will direct the music. Seats on sale Friday, May "A. Prices. $2, S1 50, ST. 75 and 50 cents. Not more than ten seats sold to one pereson.