The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03
THE NEW YoRK STAGE.
The Dramntization of "unlcaVened
Brcnd"--A New Opcrcttn.

Nhc DramntizatIOn OF "tnleaNcneb
Brcnd"--A New Opcrcttn.
New York JANUARY 81. --iThe dcamati2a,iop
OF "unleayened Bread" now on Wow az the
Savoy theater, unlike many pA,ys made from
novels. Is not romantic story. but a satir-
ical comedy Of American society OF the pres
ont day. In tho book as well as In the play
Judge Grant has laid bare the striylngs OF
social strugglars, and depicted incidents
which might happen at any time and in amy
place. lne play is In -FOUR acts. The first
act shows Selma White. She has returned
from convention OF womens clubs ana
has discovered that her husband is untrue
to his marriage VOWS Wilbur LittletOn APP
pears. aud later she becomes his wife. Flus
sic Williams and her husband arc gam0lus
| IN stocks. In the third act tho parson s fam
lily show up aud Selma and Fl05sie get INTO
row. In the fourth and last act Selma Is
a widow, aud has returned 10 her Western
home, where she ensnares u1e governor OF
the state. So YOU 500 the dramatsts have
retained the ch.ef Incidents OF the novel. The
part OF Selma Is taken by Elizabeth fyree
of Daniel Frohmans forces. She Is eXcel-
lent in it-in fact, she plays tho role to the
llle, Eleanor Robson is the Floss:e aud
she makes tine character sympathetic and
| convincing Edward j. Morgan Is seen "a
| good advantage as Llf.eton. The other I'M
/ portant parts are acted by George Fawceu
who makes ''chesty' Governor Lyons;
Morton Eeltou, George Woodward. Malcolu
Williams, Alice Fisher, Margaret Fuller and
( Virginia buchanan. Lieber & Co, have fur
| n;shed appropriate scenery and accessories
on One are q s4SSy HT Siy TO- s
, tlmc TO come.
: Wiener Blut." an opere,ta by johann
4 Strauss, appears to have made u success IA
/ the Broadway theater where It IS presented
1t under tho title OF Vienna Life, The pee,
q Is gNeu with uncommonly handsome scenery
K ana costumes ana Is received with tumultu'
GUS applause AZ every performance. rher'
are at least dozen lie, ching walt8es, marche.
q Auu eood SOLOS, Glen McDnnouSA IS re-
Snons,DiS t.. Ihe adaPtauon, wn.gh IS
l. Ieahohapy good one. rhere are number o
n dances, stirring hnales, and beautiful pc
4 lures dss. raymond 1Iitehcoek VILLAIN blals
W uem ana Sha , prev are aroll ana ado
~ ~ Charles Frchman aud DAVID nelasco VIII
n, 1Eo lpluuy INTERESTED IN unoeV Two rags
:, nave nave peatPonsd ne irst performance OF IN
"A piece ~ me GARDEN thetter uutll neNt Mon
ia uay, rms week Is gwen up TO full drcss re
heaIsais OF the play be au7e several !nen
per5 OF me cast were playing IN other COM
pAt,ee anu unaplo 70 sNe thelI uuoNlneu q,
9 IGNITION TO the new p.ece, Frank CARLY
, nNs pven SugaSed. Tor the leading male par
i, 9 nm 9iansne BATES Tor we role oil Cigarette
W. IN sdd.tion 20 tho cast there viii 90 "a
OF 1IuALiiaFy force OF eashtS men and wnmet
OF y, me mater OF scenery me promise
a. s nt"IS "''I Vn's feature VIII DC very ei
"a 'o1vNe'
1t D, nnS Souslnueu Httraeuohs aneinde Amc''
to blhEham ana her company IN the Clint
n IT. s4,, NJ tpe blion tnSater: V!Gia Allen J
ly IN Nhe Faacc OF fhe KING, at tho Republic
OF Mary Mannerlng az Wallaek's; Mrs, Dane
or Dete9se at the Empires Julia Marlowe, Z
in we orlterlon; my Lazy DAINTY az tn
he Mau4s9n square; W. Il: Crane. at The Gal
IN rlSh, florolora at the Casino; Chaunee
Ne oiSou' IN Harreu oMagn az tho Fon'
Seen1h Street theater; Lady HuntwOrth
l.Nperlment,' at naly's; "a Royal Family,
"a az the ,Lyceumi The GIRL From Up There,
~ NY the Herald SQUARE, ana y. C.. Goodwin IN
ke Maxine E!!ott, at the knickorbocker
20 Henry Miller makes his FIRST New Yof
a. gppeatance az the Lyceum theater next MOI
~, DAY, IN Richard Savage" Madeline Lueet
ITO kyiey Few play, OF which we have heal
ya eAoeileht reports, There Us said 10 be Sc
lre eial exceedingly impressive scenes IN u
al n.eee Mr.. Miller l am told, has one OF u
he pest parts OF his career. 1t "a somethlI
'ed N me nature or o puzzle that Annie Ru
II sen, wAo IS drawing OVERCOMING audiepcc
'co should mako way Tor Richard Savage
'cs MANAGERS Daniel Frohman and Wagenhais
am hemper must have supreme confidence
J q MRS. Rylcys play or such a change Won
VI NOT have been made
IN" Win the production OF Lovers Lane
re Manha@an theater. Clyde Fitch, who
es- THIS city, namely; "When We Wore Twent
=, One, &C che KpickctpocRer: barbara Erie
VI chie. at the Academy. and 'eThe Climbers
ice az tho NliOu. IA .nVarSs Iana'f FIJI