Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Julia Marlowe in When Knighthood
Was in Flower.
Viola Allen in the Palace Of the
King.
Blanche Bates in Under Two Flags.
James O'Neill in Monte Cristo.
Annie Russell in A Royal Family.
William Collier in On the Quiet.
Howard Morgan in The Christian.
Amelia Bingham in The Clim bers.
| Henrietta Crosman in Mistress Nell
New plays are of greater variety
than they were at the beginning Of
the last theatrical season and the
iramat zed book does not figure so
largely. The principal new produc-
tions by feminine stars may be
summed up as follows:
Mrs Fiske in Miranda OF the Bal
cony, a dramatization.
Mrs. Carter in La Du Barry, an
original play by David Belasco.
Maude Adams in in q new play by
j. NJ. Barrie.
Sadie Martinez in The Marriage
Game, by Clyde Fitch.
Ada Rehan in new play by Mar
| tha Morton.
Bertha Gallend in The Forest Low
ers decentralization.
Virginia Harmed in Alice of Old
Vincennes. "a dramatizstion-
Blanche Walsh in Joan of the Sword
| Hand, a dramatization.
Elsie DeWolf in The Way of the
World. by Clyde Fitch.
Ellie Ellsler in The Wooing of Pris-
ella, by Stanislaus STANCE.
May Irwin in a new comedy.
The plays to be produced by ''men
stars" make up this somewhat diver
sified list:
Richard Mansfield in Herod and
Monsieur Beauclaire.
f. III. Sothern in Richard Lovelace
John Drew in The Second in Com
mand.
William Faversham in a Royal
Rival.
Kyrle Bellew in A Gentleman Of
France.
James X. Hackett in Don Caesars
Return.
John Mason in The Altar of Friend
ship.
Timothy Murphy in A Capitol Com
edy.
Walker Whiteside in King Robert
OF Sicily
Henry Miller in Darcy of the
Guards.
Robert billiard in AS Man Sows.
In addition to these Herbert Kelley
and Ellie Shannon, as Joint stars, will
present Her Lord and Master. new
play by Mrs. Ryley, and Louis Mann
and Clara Lipman will have a new
drama based on the Beer war, by Paul
nj. Potter. The important American
revivals for the new season may be
summed up as follows:
Nine. Modieska and Louis James in
King Henry VIII.
Otis Skinner in Francesca da Rim
mi.
William Gillette in Hamlet.
Rose Coghlan in Peg Wolli1gton.
Il. ID. Mclean and Odette Tyler in
Coriolanus.
Stuart Robson in The Henrietta
Frederick Warde in King Lear.
There promises to be a Shakespear-
ean boom again in the spring, for
some of the plans announced include
a revival of As You Like it for Maude
Adams. The Tanning of the Shrew for
Mr. Hackett and Miss Mannering.
Twelfth Night for Miss Crosman,
Mac Beth for Mrs. lie Moyne and Ell
ward Morgan, while Miss Marlowe
may also be seen as some Shakesper-
can heroine in the spring madness
that comes over players who seek
special tour.
operate stars will have the follow
ing vehicles for mirth and music:
Francis Wilson, The Strollers.
Frank Daniels. Miss Simplicity.
jefferson de Angels, a new opera,
yet unnamed.
Lulu Chaser. Dolly Warden.
The Bostonians. Maid Marian.
Jerome Sykes. Foxy CUTLER.
Marguerite Sylvia, The Princess
Chic.
Alice Nelson, IL she gets man
ager, an operate version of Madame
Sans Gene.
There will. Of course. be the Gus
tomary number of musical comedies
and opera in which no stars are ex-
plotted. In general. other plays and
players who will figure in the new
season TO some extent are:
Andrew Mack in Tom Moore.
ChaunSey Olcott in Carrot O'Magh.
j. III. Stoddart in Beside the Bonnie
Brier Bush.
Vernona Jarbcau in Mazeppa.
Peter Daley in champagne Char
ley.
Thomas q SeAbrook in A Modern
Crusoe.
The two leading comedians of the