The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
THREE or OUR DRAMATIC HOUSES
70 NE OPENED TOMORROW.
Carries 10 start the winter season WIN
"Are Ysa . Mason" Academy Of
ntusic Win "ArfSona." the Feurteeoth
street WITH "The Mernsn Wfe.'

Garrsck 20 start tbe winter season WIN
~Are Ysu Mason" Academy Of
,tus,e WIN "Arsrona." the Fsurteeoth
street win "The Mermsn wtfe.'
Thi. week starts the theatrical season
Of lsoi.o7. Il h rich In promise o. during
n ali Of the famous American actors. with
the possible exception Of d hehan' wan
appear In New York. most OF them under
taking new roles. several foreigners. IN
Guiding such honored ones a. Irving. Terry
end Won Sonnenthal. will visit u.s. an I'M
uanal number Of s~hakespearean reyivals
win DO made. employing the best avaiiaobe
talent; more than the common number
of American dramatists will be repre-
ssnted, and the best output OF the English
writers will h shown to us. including a
psecc that has taken Arthur Wing Pfnero
two years TO make h prospects are
indscd brilliant.
The first new play OF this season will be
acted tomorrow night at the Fourteenth
Street. The Mormon Wife was writ
ten by Howard Hall and Madeline Merii.
Tho scenes are In and neal Salt Lake City.
The plot concerns a Gcntile converted TO
Nornonism He takes a second wife.
the daughter Of a Mormon elder. His first
vito leaves him. taking their child. who
h stolen hack by tho Mormons Much OF
the rest OF the play depicts the search for
the ~youngster. The last scene II In the
Mormon Tabernacle at Salt lake City.
where Gertrude Haynes and her choir
celestial will appear, The cast includes
William Humphreys, Roselle Knott, Meta
Maynard. Grace Huntington. Florence
Rossland. Clara Rainford. Gertrude S~ig-
get, Thomas McIArn-y, Horace Lewis.
Oscar Figman. william walcott. William
n. Turner. p. A. Nannary and Harry Gwyn-
cite. The Fourteenth Street remains un-
der J. Wesley Ro-enquest's management.
The Garrick will devote four weeks,
beginning tomorrow night. to the very
hflariou. farce Of Are You q Mason''
which we had last season In the original
German at the Irving Place and In
q free tranrlation at wallack's. Both
~rere laushAble. and tho English version
WINS extremely successful. although its time
In Broadway was necessarily cut short
by Q previous contract. II IN TO be used
econ In London. In to-morrow's revival
the leading part will again be acted by
leo D~itrichstein. who made the adaptive
Translation. Thomas A. Wise. John G.
Rice, Esther Tittell and Sally Cohen will
continue TO play tho longer roles. with
George Richards. Oscar Demo. Charles
Halton. Charles Green. Gertrude Witty.
Hazel Chapel. Grace Hadsel. Amy Miller
and Maude Travers for companions.
The Garrick IL one Of Charles Frohman's
theatres, and william Harris remains the
managing partner. After Are You .
Masonp' four weeks will be given 10 Ethel
Barrymore In Captain Jinks OF the Horse
MARINES Next Charles Hawtrey. the
English actor. will be introduced In "A
Message from Marr.-
The Academy OF Music viii continue
70 he a homo Of the pictorial drama under
the management Of Edward q. Gilmore.
II will start tomorrow night with a new
mounting Of Augustus ThomAs's Ar
sona,- which ran at the Herald Square
last year from September TO january.
So many scenic additions will be made
In the revival hat the name Of Greater
Arizona has been suggested. Many horses
viii be used. and a passing regiment will
BE- shown instead Of simply . few oniocr.
The cast will nave Olive May and some
oshers Of the first cast. with equally wolf
known recruits. The names are j. W.
Cope. Frazer Coulter. Eleanor Wilton.
Grace Thorne. Alice Chandler. Dunstan
Famum. William Hayeltine. AGnes Muir.
George O'Donnell. Edgar Selwyn. William
Haworth and Helme Calvert.
The Third Avenue was the fret dramatic
theatre In New York TO reopen. Martin
j. Dixon IL thu new lessee. and last weeks
test indicated that the people who used
to 20 20 the Star will Turn 20 this house
for melodrama. This weeks play will he
THE King o. the Opium Ring"
A reminder that, despite h opening
of three New York theatres for the winter
season, summer IL still with US. Ia a change
Of bill at Manhattan Beach. Jefferson
de Angels will be there tomorrow for
a two weeks engagement. a Royal
Rogue by Charles Klein. with songs by
Grant Stewart and William T. Francis.
will he revived with the original scenery
and costumes. Tho cast besides funny
Mr.. dc Angels includes Henry Norman.
Charles. DUNCAN. Helen Byron, Adele
Barker. Adine Bauvier. Alice Maude Poole
and Gertrude Mackenzie.
The Sousa concerts and Pain reworks
nj Manhattan are varied In detail daily.
but kept up to their good standard.
The play To he revived at the Fifth Avenue
Tomorrow nv the Proctor actors n Young
Mn. Winthrop an old Madison Square
SucCe@e and one OF bFOftpn uoNafu W.
ter dramas. Vaudeville will Ire given In the
n,ermissions Other sections of the stock
COMPANY opened the i2Sth Street and
1wenty-third Street theatres yesterday
A. described elsewhere. IT ftfty-eighth
street house will reopen on Aug 81 with
"a Fair Rebel
TONY Pastor will start his second week
a. headliner NJ his own programme to-
morrow. Edward NJ Favor and Edith
sinclair get the second place In a new
sketch. 1he rest Of the bill names IN"
RlondeIl a. the katzenjammer Kids, the
four musical Colbyr. Belle Stewart Roberts.
Hay,~ and Roberts, Weston and Alien.
the S~harplics. Humc- and Lewis, haight
and Dean. Brauneck sisters. Lyons and the
American vitagrsph.
Al Keiih's Union Square Theatre next
week. George Felix and lydia Barry head
Oh. hill In the familiar sketch of The Naude-
willie Craze Others ON the programme
sre 1roVollo. the vent riloqual COMEDIAN
Guy and Uunipm, eccrntric s~crobats'
John II Clair. Juggicr, biish and Gordon.
scrohatic clowns; new biosraph picture-.
Traas and GLADDEN.. IN songs and dancs,s,
and Margaret Scott Vocali-,
h. LAS, fortnight Of The Strollers-
stArts tomorrow 4 week later II VIII 81
or a tour which. the management says.
will extend 10 London Francis Wilson.
Harry fairlcigh. Marie George, lrene
~ ntlcy and Eddie fuy will continue IN the
l-auing i6lc- The StTollrr~- viii 10
followed al tho kuickcrbDcker by Gu aud
klaN Roger IN -Thr Rogers Brothers in