Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-31

 a series of elaborate reviyals of Ham let. Othello. Romeo and Juliet, Rich ard III and The Lady of Lyons.
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 Edwin H. Price has engaged Elgie Bowen to sing the title role with the Augustin Daly Musical Comedy com pany in san Toy,' which opens US season at the Harlem Opera mousse early in September. Miss Bowen IS the youngest prima donna on the American stage She is not yet eigh- teen years old.
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 Burr Mcintosh, the actor-photog- rapher. who made the photographs of Mary Mannering Ss Janice Mere dith.r states that he has printed and sold since October 1 last over 1,OVO or these pictures Miss Mannerings photographs, both personal and Ill character, are now in greater demand than those of any other stage celeb rity.
 Two weeks ago Nixon & Zimmer- man decided to give the English pro- duction of 1.-The Messenger Boy, which they imported from the London Gaiety theater, a completely new equipment of costumes. A large corps of costumers are now at work, and when this piece receives its Amer ican premier in New Haven, Sep tember 12. all the dresses will be en- tirely new.
 Amelia Bingham, whose production of ssrrhe Climbers will be seen in this city at an early date directly from it's run of POO nigths at the Bijou theater, says in a discussion of ''The Actress Of the Stage:" 1.-The actress whose success is the greatest is the one who leads the quietest life-thinking much. reading much, observing much, and who makes an effort after temperance in all things"
 Of the new plays which have been tried thus far this season not a single failure has been recorded The Nor mon Wife. Silver Mounted Harness, At Cripple Creek, The Denver Express, Rogers Brothers in Washington, Foxy Grandpa, A Trip to Buffalo and those which hold over from the summer, like King Dodo and The Explorers are all said to have not only succeeded in making a good impression but are making1 xsgreafr ded of neneN
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 The Klaw and Erlanger Comesy company and the Rogers brothers in ssThe Rogers Brothers in Washing ton'' have made the biggest hit in Buffalo scored in years. They opened to over $1 200 Monday, the 18th inst, and during the remainder of the week played to capacity, selling out each day before six o'clock. They now have one of the largest advance sales on record at the Knickerbocker thea ter in New York. where they begin long run Monday evening, September z.
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 Next Monday night will be lively one for new productions as we'll as the opening night of number of theaters. John Drew is The Second in Command at the Empire and the Rogers Broth CTS at the Knickerbocker are New York's important events. Mrs Fiske will use Montreal to try Miranda in Balcony; One of the Bravest will be revived in Brooklyn; Ben-Hur will be made known in Chicago. These, with several other uctions1of! lesser i'm portance promises to make the night an AeFentfur one HSilC HlttN 4ll7ffi.
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 Andrew Mack opened his season in '.Top Moore" in New London last Monday night and begins his career as a Broadway star at the Herald-Sq theater in New York tonight It was the unanimous opinion of the large par ty of New York managers and critics who saw MT Mack's performance in New London that he will score a nota- ble success in New York. The play is very interesting and affords him splen- did opportunities to display his abilities both as an actor and-a singer. Rich & Harris have given the piece an excel lent production both in scenery and cos tunes. which. are true to the time of the story and the locality of the scenes
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 The following is the complete cast of principals in Nixon & Zimmerman's production of the English musical com edy, "The Messenger Boy" to be pre- sented for the first time in America in New Haven. Thursday evening, Sep Ac-ADcE A@r GOIu4uS 10 LAY IHedleE III New York, Monday, September 16th; James T. Powers, Tommy Bang Harry Kelly, Captain Potts; John B. Park. Give Radnor; Paul Nicholson, Cosmos Bey; Louis Hendricks. Tudor Pyke; George Honey. Hooker Pasha; John P- Kennedy. Captain Naylor, George de Long. Col Marie de Fleury; Tom Hadaway. Prof Prunchwits; Her bert Darley, MT Trotter; May Robson, Mrs Bang; Jobyna Rowland, Lady Punchestown; Georgia Caine Nora; Rachel Booth. Rosa; Flora Zabelle, Isabel Blythe: Hattie Waters, Lady Winifred; Helen Chichester, Miss Dor othy and Agnes Weyburn. Miss Ce- ella
 WHERE THE LAUGH COMES IN. Polls theater. as already announced, will reopen for the season on Monday evening. when Charles w Chase's musical comedy. Where the Laugh Comes In. will be offered as a Labor day attraction The comedy Is said to reveal AIr Chase's versatility as a