Evening journal., 1901-10-02
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Inefc seems TO be "a natural aver
sion against trying anything new to
eat; Notwithstanding the palate is
very curious and longs for the dainty
morsel in question, this antipathy gem
orally gains supremacy and the food
Is left untouched If humankind were
as reluctant in going to see new plays
as They are in eating new dishes III
would probably result in discouraging
the writing OF them However, this
prejudice does not exist against tine
theatre On the contrary new plays
are responded TO better than the old
ones AT the Opera House on Friday
night will be presented something for
which the qualification new" is claim
ed. This is a three-act musical COM
cry known as "A Crazy Guy in which
Bert Leslie will be introduced as the
principal attraction.
David Belasco's great comedy sue
cess Naughty Anthony" Will be tho
attraction at tho Opera House tonight
After run of l50 nights at the Herald
Scuare Theatre. in New York city.
Manager Sylvester Mcguire is touring
The principal cities with Naughty An
'HOhef anu ~ Sl'Nltu ever mere ny
largo audiences who love to laugh in
the theatre, and who have pro-
nCunced this comedy hit to be one OF
the funniest plays ever written. The
author cf "Zd2a" and "The Heart Of
! Maryland has added another success
To his long list Many new songs will
! be heard in Naughty Anthony" which
viii be given here by a strong COM
pany, 40 the head OF which Is Marie
EorO, said TO be anothcs AEna Held.
| end the prcttiest ingenue ON uhe stage.
Among the features Of Naughty An
th-my' is the great stocking scene.
For beautiful scenery and effects there
/ is not today on the American stage
"a production equalling Two Little
! Waifs,' and the patrons of the Grand
J Opera House win have an opportunity
lci seeing Mr. Carters newest enter
prise in all it's grandeur and magnih-
ccnce on Saturday afternoon and night
3 The acting company was especially en-
gagged for this particular play. and at
ttnuJn is directed t0the Lamb children
r aged and Z. who play the difficult
pants OF the two little waits with ap.
rareutly as much knowledge Of thu re.
Quirements as artists OF mature years.
y Don Caesar de Bazan" is the selec.
ton from Creston Carke's reper,Oir,
announced for presentation by that fa
Ncrite actor al the Grand Opera House
next Monday night OF it's production
in Baltimore recently the News says.
Don Caesar De Bazan IS one Of Tn,
best Of romantic playathe best proof o.
which Is the popularity of the recent
Revival Versions of the piece are bein
psrtormed In other cities. and Crcs TOT
Clarke appeared in the original las
nlght az Ford's. The play is a mode
ct It's kind-full of incidents and cleve
i'cmplications surprises and climaxe
- The characters are interesting and tn.
dialogue is bright and witty. Man,
n 10puar actors have appeared as Don
/, Caesar. and Edwin Booth was seen II
frequently. Creston Clarke receive.
" az deal OF applause as the ragget
.f gallant at Ford's last night. and az IN.
e end Of tn third act an ovation wa
K extended 20 him. He is exceedingl,
A opular in this city Miss Taylor VIII,
X made so good an impression on Mon
Z day night, as Opheia. appeared las
night as Mariana. She IS pretty AM
~ interesting. and pleases the audience
y cry much. The ether characters wer
p il satisfactory hands. and the per
% formance was entertaining through
p out"