The sun., 1901-10-06
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
IOtR PLtiS PREPARED FOR
NEW iORk PRODt
Charles ua~trc, IN Lead In - Message
From Mars" Bertha Gailand In The
love Match Dan DrI, IN The New
Workers and the Husseii Breihers To-
sweet Marie" The O'her itils.

Charles Hawtrey. an English actor whose
ability ard potularity are known to all
Esadsr. g. London stage snars, VIII make
his American debut at the Garrick Theatre
tomorrow evening Charles frohman viii
introduce him 60 this public in a Message
From Mars- which had long career 81
prosperity in London II was written 10y
Robert Ganihony, an American l's story
az the earthly visit 81 a man from Mar -
said 20 be quaint and humorous ~ %el a.
sentimental This messenger, 90 expiate a
ain, has 20 reform the most selfish
man on earth Mr. Hawtrey will he
this subjec, and n Stephenson the
messenger Nearly all the other parts will
be taken NV their original players The
better known nafne- are Robert Paieman.
Bella Pateman. Ethel HolhnsShead and
Jessie Baiaman Mr. Hawtrey NAV W."
Tho Man From Blankley's- during his
Garrick engagement
Io-rnorrow's other new play will be a
musical farce and wiil h. produced a. tho
Herald square. II is called The Now
Workers with prose by Glen McDonoueh
verses by George V. Hobart snd music by
Ludwig Englander. Tho production VIII
be made by George W Lederer and there
fore will undoubtedly h. rich and tasteful.
Dan DAILY. advertised - = star. heads tho
bill. Others In the cast are Virginia Earle.
ldaline Cotton. Anna laughhn, Georg'
A Schiller. william Gould, Nick Long
Frank Tanr-hin. William Cameron. Thomas
Evans. William Black, Frank Harrington,
Jamcs 4 Furry. Powers Goursud. Fred
Titus. Ro.e Beaumont. Marguerite Clark"
and Carrie T.. Perkins
On Thursday evening IN" Victoria Will
~ rropened with production 10y Oscar
HamncrStein. II - called Sweet Marie,
and IL announced NJ having been written
nv X jackson. with music by :. Brown.
II will introduce IN. Russell Brothers a.
starr in musical farce. though they have
long been we'll known In vaudeville. The
frst act u a. Sauterne. near Boulogne'
France Two Iri-h girls are keeping
bird store. The rest ~ the play takes
them To Bombay and ssain 20 Paris There
are three acts and five scenes Mr. Ham
mers,ein saws iha; he has some novelties
90 spring on tho metropolitan public. and
that the cast contains some discoveries
yleanor falk IL favorsbv known here.
but tn. other names are new.
Bertha Galland will appear In new play
q, the Lyceum on Saturday evening. using
sThe Forest Lovers- AZ every performance
till then. The successor IL comedy OF
modern England called The Love Match
and Sydney Grundy wrote II. Mr.. Grundy
has turned out many plays Of value. but in
Sowing the Wind he struck n deep and
sinccre note Of great beauty. In The
late Mr. Castello' he made q comedy of
light texture but rare brilliAncy. 80
whether The Love Match Is humorous
or serious We may expect something worth
while. Miss Galland will. OF course, have
the leading role. and for the other parts
her present company viii be augmented
by Mrs. Charles walcot. Charles y. Gotthold
and Deronda Mayo.
The week at the Irving Place brings
q classical revival. q nsw play and four
American debu,s, two OF which will be
made tomorrow evening. when Agnes
BuenRer and Hermine wernA will enact the
rival queens In Schiller's Maria Stuart
On Tuesday and the rest OF the week a
new comedy called A Back Page by
Ernest Won Wolzogen will have Margarete
Kupfer and Matthias Claudius newly.
Hoyt's most successful farce. A Trip 10
Chinatown which had a larger run than
any other play in New York, will be revived
st the Murray Hill tomorrow Henry V.
Donnelly will reappear. assuming the role
of WsLidnd Strong and Alice johnson will
play the widow. Some sp,cislties will he
Introduced
Eugene Handow. the famous athlete will
appear at Proctor's flfth Avenue to-mor-
row. where the stock company will revive
.nrned Up and Monsieur Jacques
The Hanlons will remain.
Al the Twenty third Street Madame But
tertfy" will lie revived, and careful treat
meni u promised .Her last Rehearrsl-
and vaudeville will he used
In Harlem Charles vi Seay will take VII
Al.s.. -s..A IA
The comedietta Of Raspberry shrub will
prrcede it. Jacques Inaudi leads the vaude-
vile section.
Augustin Daiy's farce OF 'The Great Tn
known will lie revived Ia Fifty-eighth
siress ANS Fair in Love will he used
with IL. and the Morrissey Sisters are also
announced
A romantic drama called a Royal Pris-
oner- will be shown at the Third Avenue
this week. 4 vaudeville show will he given
David Belasco's excellent war melo-
drama of The Heart Of Maryland will
come Ia the Grand Opera House this week
u u an interesting. exciting and pictorial
play. and the visiting company IL said 90
he adequate The usual vaudeville rhow
I. -chedulecl for this evening
Agnes Burroughs comes 10 the Harlem
Opera House To devote week TO East
Lynne Miss Burroughs acted In this
r6le on a tour of this country las, season.
She II said To have brought q good sup
parting company.
The American will have melodrama in
revival ~ hartley CamplJell'- -Siberia
.ames T. Wilson Je~saline Rogers and
Georgia Wclles will have leading roles
MAJ " wills viii head this evenings long
vaudeville hill
Last week American revival. Northern
lights will go to tho Brooklyn Greenwsll
company this week. Richard Buhler will
10 III" Indian ~ tho Columbia and Valerie
Begcre the heroine.
Thi~ wees play ~ the Metropolis viii !.
Peg Wellington" With Rose Coshlan as the
historic heroine
Among the play that remain several
are nearing tho end ~ their runs The
Rogers Bru'h"r- in Washington has only
tNo move weeks To- S'ay a the kniCk"r-
~. k~r. though it, ETrU, PROSPERITY makcs
the ,iulp TOO -huii. However. couttacts for
th,. theatre arc mal. carly IN 'h" summer
and arc wat~ia''- Sr H-nfv Irving
l. due ,n Of -. and 'n,st In turn Civ"
p.ac, 10 Naud" Ada''is ihr,-' Ne+k- latef.
Tito rcuark ah'r flu 90 -fluf,-lora,
hich la lasted - V,'l uon'l. ~ ~"
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