The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-22
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 The Henshaw and Ten Broeck Rob-
 ert Downing and Anna Boyd All Star l Combination will appear at the Fly 1 perion tonight and tomorrow night ] and at the bargain matinee Saturday i Henshaw and Ten Broeck starred to-
 gether for many years in high class musical comedy, Robert Downing was for years the star of a legitimate or
 ganization and Anna Boyd has become
 famous through the popular Hoyt musi- cal farces in which she has been fea- tured. Miss Boyd was the celebrated | widow in Hoyt's "A Trip to China town The suggestion as a whole is the combination of the efforts and in terests of three first class companies and a carefully studied programme of high class novelty and excellence Is the
 result desired by the management.
 John F. Henshaw and May Ten
 Broeck take the leading parts Howell I. Dodge and Mrs. H. I. Dodge, re-
 spectively, in one act musical comedy
 entitled ''Dodges Trip to New York, v
 which concludes the evenings enter
 tainment They are assisted in this by t
 first time in fifteen years in modern costume, as Sampson Burr, and Anna
 Boyd. who assumes the character of Harriet Pelham. Harry Crandall is al- so seen in the comedy as Barnaby Pot ter, Dodge's confidential clerk, The same attractive scheme Is carried out in Robert Downing's presentation of condensed version of "Spartacus the Gladiator" MT Henshaw appears as the Pagan Priest and Miss Ten Broeck as the Empress Faustina. MT. Down.
 ing stands almost alone as a classical exponent of the legitimate on the American stage, and the character of Spartacus the Gladiator sticks to him like Rip Van Wrinkle" did to Jeffer- son. He has appeared in 1t thousands of times as a star tragedian.
 Aside from playing the leading fe- male juvenile role in Henshaw and Ten Broeck's "Dodges Trip to New York, Anna Boyd appears in medley act in which she is assisted by four pretty girls arrayed in brilliant costumes and special stage surroundings of handsome draperies. The costumes of all five per formers and hangings are arranged to effetc striking color symposeum, to back up her clever performance. As- sisting Henshaw and Ten Broeck, Rob- ert Downing and Anna Boyd in the pro- visi n of full two hour and thirty min ute performance are several amuse- ment specialists selected by the man agement with care not to detract from the excellence of the stars feature of these acts is La Petite Mignon, a little girl of five years who sings and acts like a grown woman, and has charming personality. Far, Near and Close, two men and one woman, appear in musical eccentriques. Pearl lnman and Evelyn Walker are seen and heard in a selection of new coon songs and do some interesting stunts with their pedal extremities. Crane Brothers pre- sent an act entitled "The Midtown Rubes' in which they work in some eX- citing dancing tumbling. Fisher and Clark, MT. Fisher and Miss Clark. are seen In an original acrobatic comedy act, introducing their sensational nov city, "The Phantom Staircase. Seats now on sale. Prices, night $1, 75c, 5Oc, 35c, 25c. Bargain matinee 25c, soc.
 The big New York theater success, "The Kings Carnival" which for eight months has caused that immense play house to be thronged, opens at the Fly perion theater Monday night for three nights and matinee Wednesday. "The Kings Carnival" is creation Of Syd- ney Rosenfeld, of Passing show