The sun., 1901-10-05
IN THE PLAYH0USES.
The "Eimited Mali will be the attra,-
tiqR at the Wilmington Theatre this
afternoon and evening.

ihtS i@ithtttu aidii VIII DE tine 0ttrll-
ion at the Wilmington Theatre this
fternoon and evening.
Mr.. Lincoln J. Carter's new play,
Two Two Little Waifs," will be see,
or the first time in this city ut the Grand
'pera House this afternoon and night.
he play is said to he Mr.. Carriers mas
erpiece aud comes highly recommended
" the press of other cities. The plot is
lever and unique and introduces ideas
hat are thoroughly original. The com |
llicationS which arise from the one per-
on playing both the part of the loving
wife and mother, and also the schemmg
dVenturess, are numerous, and the audi
nee Is Ut loss to understand that two
.eople are not engaged in the difficult
-isk. Stanley and Lolita Lamb are do.
ing tho parts Of the Two Waifs." ana
or children of tender years are said ~
ie truly wonderful. An excellent COM
amy has been engaged to assist these
title tots" in the rendition of TINS
cart rendng story
The combination of comedy. drama.
music and the half dozen other forms
7 amusement which the patrons of
~ NN'lNlfi uIt bHpTtu TINS week Is
yh;t goes to make vaudeville popular
mn 4 large proportion of people who
q always willing to part with Their
Money in return for few hours amnsp-
lrlt. The old saying that variety s
hr spice of life" is always brought o
lind III the presentation of good vuude
illr bill. IhiS week .,.r. and Mrs. VIII
am Rohyns. in their one-act comedy
t'pu,anI fnp ~.
stature, though there are many others
vho contribute good parts. The fonr
foubadourS in Il singing and coined.
Kctch have proven themselves clever en-
hrtainers. and are always sure of one
U two cncorcs. Frank O'Brien us an
ri-lnal tramp character; Billy Carter.
II back face speciality. and numerous
thers of more or less prominence. 20 III
laic up a strong hill. What may br
AIKEN rs ample proof of the growing
| opularity o. this cozy little payhons,.
| the fact that the attendance since the
| lening day shows il decided increase
Vrr the same period last year
/ "'TrnncSsec'S Pnrlmer" comes to the
Wilmington Theatre the nlst three nights
"a next week, presenting the usual matt
90 performances. Ii il Il play hcalthful
4 tone. clean III dialogue and teaches
moral lesson. In constructing tine
frann the playwright did not create one
| tl0ng character rs the centre about
| rhich I'LL the others should rcv0lvc and
I ~ il be ovelshad0wcd He chose rather
~ picture groupe in which each was to
| play distinctive part Of almost equal
prominence and leave il to the actors to
aNEe Of il c0ngruolls whole. Ten
tessce's Parlner" is happy combination
ai several popular elements.
! trcston Clarke appears ut the Grand
3nm1 House next Monday night in
! lbun Gnldnu lie Britzan." IA III eX.
| oHcnt Of the classic drama Mr.. tnlk,.
| w"ll-knnwn here. and Ills ,preSrnfa-
ION Of the romantic character. "Dnn
"sHr," ought to prove one Of his har
&rt efforts. The ray itself has y
ntlr received much newspaper not .
/ lnim the fact that different versions off
are now heing employed III 10th James
!, llackctt and William F'arrashnm, two
i I View fork'S favolitr lending mon. and
/ iId"r the respective titles Of Don Gaze
ir'% Return" and "A ROYAL Marriage"
/ he Old play is now iii the heighth ~
t"sbcrity in the Sctropois. Mr.. CLARK <
/ edition IF the title role is deScribed nS
| right. sparkling and engaging, ana liz
"apany is said to be particularly
! iirent in the supporting roles.
That fine old actor Joseph Whcclo Il;
s.ll 81 tho seller light III thc new moral
'IaIGn entitled. Sawed by Love" and
| andcl on r. S, Arthur'S celebrated
t.hll Ten Nights iii Il Bar Room" nj,
l., 4 I " \
4 light October 9th. MIR. Whrplocli will
iHct Tie role of .Ioc Morgan. ana viii
n 1tr~ il with all III" force aud fire which
3, characteristic " this tinc actors
thndS. 10 those who have seen thc
N play. rs we'll rs to those who have
'orer seen IL. the engagement win prove
X" If rare interest 30 rart IN his Gu
'r stage career, and liz has played
! MY in association with the greatest ~.
't@"S Of history. is more adapted 10 NJ.
hCeluck'S ability than The role of .Ioo
organ. Those who look forward t. Il
t.t artistic pcrformanr" will not he dis
lioiltr'h The drama viii " hnnd<omr-
staged, and the star will he seconded
ai excellent company. including Geo
ADAMS III Tho comedians part. Iii
atrlral circles TINS venture is being dis
| 'tssrd NJ one Of moncntou~ Importance
indeed il il.
| e"ier Viii support shepard.
%Gw l.4i tlri III Comptroller BirC
+. on'er announced liS hearty supper
the t.ekrt nominated by Tamman,
~. II" ~aid "t.lMard NJ, shepard
i Q maEor%ltF nominee, Is good man
I |! certainly sHpprt him. He'll civ,
@nea administration ana an homes
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