The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-08
ATTRACTIONS AT THE
 THEATRE THIS WEEK
Miss COghlan Will Be Seen as Becky Sharp WedncS- neSday Matinee and Night -McFadden'S
 Row of Flats.

admired Miss Short for the creverness with which she recited her pieces. 60 they formed literary partnerships
 sweet Clover is the most promising where it was played for two weeks last season as a trial of It's merits Mr. Swartz, the dramatic editor of The Teie-, graph, said: Few plays have come out or the atelier of the feminine dramaffat
 which show a finer instinct for invention. for effect, for sustained interest and for that admixture of comedy and pathoa
 which sare the props which hold up a
 theatrfal structure ih the glare of the footlights."
 Rehearsals for wagenhals and Keu- per's big production of Henry VIII, which son. will begin at the firms studio at Orange. N. J., on September 9. The or ganization, comprising fifty people. is
 headed by Mime. Modjeska and Louis | legitimate stage at the present time.
 Mime. Modjeska, who has been at Old Orchard Me, since her return from Eu- rope will join Mir. Louis James during the ensuing week at Wagenhals and Kern-S per's studio at Orange. N. J., where re- hearsals for their big production ok Henry VIII will be lnaugurated on Sepl tember 9 The tour will begin early in
 Kelcey and Shannon have surrounded themselves with a strong company thia
  port when they make their. visit to the city in Martha Morton's play, of Her Lord and Master" In forming their pres sRs to hass s xatlon that would equal that which the New York Lyceum had at the time when these two were members of it. Mir. Nor leading man for k. H. sothern, plays an ter. as do Charles W. Stokes. who play (Nas l.. A~4u r.-k -uv4<x Percy Brooke. formerly with William Hs Crane. Winona shannon. a sister of Miss shannon, plays an ingenue part and Ma rle tb st Jonn nS Tno lost mas Sssr oeen three Ada Rehan and Miss Isabel Waldron. who has been with kelcey and shannon a number of years. arc given prominent characters to portray.
 :, A great musical attraction of the win ter from the artistic point of view, Ia asi- Theatre, as Innes and his Band, with a full corps of grand opera singers and a squad of musical blacksmiths, in cosS singers in the group will be headed by Miss Frances Boyden. the American primG donna, who was the sensation of this season in Londoni signora Adele mendous impression all over Europe as Carmen" in her American debuts Zermf. the tenor so we'll and favorably known; Alberti, the much talked of baritone, and as many more.
 In ''Rupert of Hentzau." as dramatized by It's author. Anthony Hope, the sarsa oner of Zenda," and the story Is carried on from the point where 1t ended in rhG earlier romance. The sequel is said to matic nature than its predecessor, and to have an ending as unique aa 1t ks ef- fective. With all this the charm of TO- mance that .surrounded the earlier story even more effective form.
 The jolly old Bun gomaster and his merry coterie of merry laugh provokerB are heading this way and are bringing with them all the musical hits, witty catch phrases and clever specialtiea which are now town talk everywhere. This merry inelange glortes in the die- tinctions of having been presented 741 times during the past year.