The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Fheater, "AT THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN" NTCIJT

TONIGHT.
 The very lightest sort of comedy with
 character drawing that creates sur- prise and delight is a terse description or At the White Horse Tavern" |"
 which local theatergoers will have an
 opportunity to see at the Hyperion | theater day at the bargain matinee
 and in the evening" The spectator of
 the doings of the guests in the pleasant Alpine inn with the sign of the White
 Horse above it's threshold will have lots
 of mirth over the choleric manufacture
 from Berlin, the moon-struck honey
 moon couple, the bald headed lover and
 his lisping sweetheart, the heart affairs
 of the fair hostess Josepha, and her
 blond headed waiter, the good-souled
 gentle doctor of philology, the Tyrolean ! beggar who eats friend chicken, owns 1 three cows and balance in the savings
 bank, and the hapless tourists who are
 caught in an Alpine thunder storm. There are said to be points of nobility,
 true homespun sturdiness and ideal liv- i ing in figure like Professor Hlnzel- l mann's, who loves slow trains and es-
 chews all luxuries, even beer, so that
 he and his lisping daughter may take an outing every four years. But he, lis daughter, the fiery lamp manufac- | turer, the buxom hostess, the love-sick I lawyer. and the jealous head walter are | all subservent to the tide of fun which | overfloWs it's banks In rude farcical up- roar, ner, but rather glides along It's banks in the natural fashion one would just expect after observing the foibles and idiosyncrasies of the characters. Frank Norcross will present the play here as it was produced at Wallacks, New York. Twenty speaking parts are called for and it Is said they have all been assigned with careful discrimina- tion. The cast includes Minerva Dorr, Archie Boyd, Fred Mower, John Fen ton, Henry West, Walter Chester, Will liam Cloudmann, Bernice Norcross, Louise Randolph, Guy Coombs, etc, etc,
 Seats now on sale. Prices $1. 75c, 5oc, 35c. 25c. Bargain matinee. 25c, 50c.
 Next Tuesday Daniel Frohman will present R. c. Cartons latest highly di- vertng comedy Lady HuntWorth's
 Experiment." with his splendid organi- zaton from Daly's theater, New York. The heroine is a cook. In this part Hilda Spong won stellar honors at Dalys theater, New York, last winter, where the play was presented to crowd ed huoses the greater part of the sea- son. All the principal members Of MT. Frohman's company will be seen here in Lady Huntworth's Experi- ment," among them being Arthur For rest, Grant Stewart, William Courte- nay, Jameson Lee Finney, William F. Owen. Beatrice Morgan, Mrs. Thomas Whiffen and Nevada Hefron. It will be given here with the same scenery and accessories used in the New York production. Seats now on sale. Prices $1.5o, s1. 75c
 William Faversham in the new play "A Royal Rival' recently closed re- markably successful engagement of | over 100 nights at the Criterion theater, | New York He will be seen here for the | first time as a star in this play at the | Hyperion theater next Wednesday, De- | cember A. The record which he has al- | ready made fully establishes his claim to a place among the most successful | of American stars. As the adventur- ous hero of De Maurier's new play he fills all expectations of what cavalier lover should look like, talk like and fight like. Tn the many beautiful love scenes which he has with Miss Julie Opp, the heroine of the play, the fm- pressive character of his tenderness and fervor always arouse great enthu- siasm. Seats on sale Monday. Prices s1.5O, s1 75c.