The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-23
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"THE KINGS CARNIVAL" MON !
 nAv NIJCIIT

"THE KINGS CARNIVAL" MON
 DAY NIGHT.
 The big New York theater success,
 s'The Kings Carnival" which for eight x weeks has caused that immense play
 house to be thronged. opens at the Fly
 perion theater next Monday for three
 nights and matinee Wednesday. The
 Kings Carnival" is a creation of Syd-
 ney Rosenfeld, of Passing Show" fame,
 with music by A. Baldwin Sloane, and
 is one of the most magnificent burlesque
 reviews of modern times-full of mirth, merriment, striking situations, excellent
 music and goreous electric effects, with
 songs that will be sung and whistled everywhere in short time. It will be presented with the original cast, which
 includes such we'll known lights as Ma rie Dressler Mabelle Gilman, Laura
 Burt, Frank Doanel,, Louis Harrison, Dan McAvoy and Junie McCree. The company numbers two hundred persons and the scenery by St. John Lewis is gorgeous. The authors undertaking is much more difficult than any of his former, however, because each part in the piece was written to suit the player who is to assume it, and there are at least nine in the cast who consider themselves stars and had to have their tndividualities taken into cons iteration. { This was hardly the sum of MT. Rosen- feld's task, however-every role, great and small, was constructed to suit the capabilities of the man or woman who was to play it. The burlesque is a re- view of the current dramatic successes, with ludicrous results, obtained by hay ing the characters from one become in- volved with those of the others. The plays touched are "In the Palace of the King,n 'Under Two Flags" The Climbers'' and When Knighthood was in Flower" King Philip of Spain, from Tn the Palace of the King, and Henry VIII of England, from When Knighthood was in Flower decide that the brother of the one-Don John of Austria-shall marry Mary, the sis ter, of the other-Princess Mary Tudor. These royal sprigs are constant thorns in the sides of their reigning brothers. The penalty, if they refuse the matri- 1nonial alliance, is death. They do re- fuse, and the first murderer of the realm, Bombastos Furioso, is called up- on to do his duty. But Spanish girl, Doloros, and Philips queen, Anne, are lin love with Don John and their mach nations stay the execution. Here the plot thickens. Anne wants Philip put out of the way, and has recourse to the eanguinary art of Furioso. Other dia bolical schemes are put in motion, with no end of queer results Seats now on sale. Prices $1.5O, $1 and 75 cents
 & When MT. Miller presents 'D'Arcy of the Guards for it's return engagement at the Hyperion Thanksgiving, matinee and night, it will be interesting to those who attend to watch the detail of that production, which in many things has been made to reproduce life in this country one hundred and fifty years ago. The large round table with its central leg only Is such as may yet be found in some of the attics of this city or in the rooms of collector of colo i1ial furniture. The wide, open fire place, with it's roomy settle within the dominion of the andirons, is another in- frequent sight. The old-fashioned ''ven etian' blinds, drawing upward with a cord, are seldom seen nowadays out l side of paintings or other illustrations. Seats on sale Tuesday. Prices $1.5O, $1 1 and 75 cents.