Sunday morning globe., 1901-11-03

- ostimation of the musical puo"1'
Sa5 is gure of a rousing welcome
rbo retprn of Mr.. Chase'a Muslcal
,0o1,edz, stock Company ana lhe P'g,
eentarlon of Hoyt's delighlIul SAW t-,'t 80
.cv,o5,- "a Contented woman lo9'
(Tool met with the enthusiastic app'o
citation of large audiences. 90
A.. r,basp's company is deserving Oh
-, eDoomiums. There is no ne''el
o11.round comedy organization AoN o
Observation-Disclosures quite SO sooo'
Srbe work of its principals is arllsllC
- most ani0vable. Miss Agnes Rose
- ,,,bo ir1DersOnated Grace Holmes
U+La oonrented woman impaired 10
tbe character a personality altogether
charming. dominated by an apI CON
ceDtiou off the authors ideal. Never mas
tbe mart been more graceIully OF Ao'
inteiligently portrayed, Whlcn aOaO1
mont Is not intended to dim the lusJIe.
ono memory Of the radiant beauty OF
me famous original, nor that OF her Ia
y,snted successor Indeed, MISS Lane
discIoses a temperament and talent
tbat should place her in the arusuc
companionship Of Henrietta Crossnlah
and Aemila Bringham. Another true
artist is Miss Ida Lester, whose Aunt
Tim is unapproachable in makeup ana
deIineation. Tony Harts Uncle Iodle
Is a capital example Of broad carlca-
ture. not overdrawn, but awtulIy
funny. H.
IN mis- instance. given the restful part
of Cutting Hintz. His repose is re-
fraebing always That famous Jn-
known Quantity. Little Chip, is again
IN the fore as the political Boss. III IN
b{e malge.up he resembles Dick Croker
before he landed his English estates ne
cannot help It. DICK should nave LOOK
ed some other way To further partlc-
larize is impossible, where an parucl'
pants In the struggle for the Denver
mayOralty were exceptionally deseI''
ing but Mary Marble must be mention
ed for her dainty speciality Miss Mar.
BILE is the LOtta Of to-day or tonight III
YOU prefer Max Hoffman has contrib
uted some particularly welltunrned Vo
cal numbers TO the OliO Of introduced
speclalties Mr.. Hoffman has a happy
melodie inspiration, which VIII prop
ably tempt him 20 try his hand at
comic opera score
The whole production was a Joy Il
the eye-Quite up 10 the best metropol
itan standards.
This week "a "trip 10 Chinatown,
with glittering speCialties, and cas-
most effectively will be served bOtl
afternoon and evening Election re
turns viii be read on Tuesday night.
MANS Enemy" met with cordial ap
proval at the Academy last week
mainly because 1t was finely stage
anu generally well acted. But tn
hankering for back-number 'shockers
from "Launna' is not as strong as
was when "The World Youth,
"The Lights Of London and "The 81
yer King" were I'm their prime. Ther
are so many excellent American play
on view az present that managers nee
not 90 abroad for stage sensations O
any description.
Agnes Heoudon graced the seen
with stately personality and demon
stratcd as she only can, the fatal fa
cinating influence Of regal beauty a
lied TO heartless abmition.
Mr.. Albert Andruss, in the leadin
role. was am that the part required
natural dignifed. sincere His reaI
ing is excellent a model for man
exalted Broadway players II Is mi
take to suppose that histrOmic mer
Is confined to the swell show shop
ine crafty manager often exploited
costly star with the assistance OF
Job lot Of amateurs from the dr.