The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
HENRY MILLER THE HERO or A
REVOLUTIONARY DRAMA.
Louis Evan Shipmsn's "D'Arcy OF the
Guards the Only New PA This
Week, Save One I'm Cerman-A Most
Attractive Variety Of Amusements

theatrical things Of interest are a new Ger
man farce and more than the usual number
Of REVEALS. At the Savoy Theatre Henry
Miller will reappear tomorrow after an
absence Of nearly a ear from New York.
As Is his custom, he comes with a new play,
but not as usual, merriment will predomi-
nate In II over gloom. or late years. In
Richard Savage -Thc Only Way and
.The Master this actor has almost let US
forget the lighter side Of his art that was 20
agreeably shown In Liberty Hall and
'The Importance Of Being Earnest at
the Empire. The forthcoming piece is
called darcy Of the Guards, and IL tells
the same story that the novel OF that name
did. However. Louis Evan Shipman says
that he wrote the stage version first. The
hero lie an Irish officer In the British army
during It's occupation Of Philadelphia in
III. He goes through various adventures
Of bravery and love With good humor,
wit and hgh~theartedness. Mr.. Miller pro-
duced darcy Of the Guards at San Fran
cisco last spring and has used II in several
cities since. His company Is led by Flor
ence Rockwell and includes Arthur Eliot,
George c. Pearce. Merriam Bruce. Robert
Warning. Thomas Prescott. Harris L..
Forbes, Walter Allen, James A., Leahy,
John Cooper, George Cornish. Charles +.
Gotthold, Otis Turner. Janet harrington
and Louise Wakefield.
Al the Fourteenth Street tomorrow
n rural play that made itself popular
there in a two weeks engagement In Sep
tember will be revived. up York State
had to go away because OF a previous book
ing, but it's return will undoubtedly find as
great n desire TO See Il "a existed before.
J. Wesley ~Rosenquest. who has bought
an interest In il. promises an improved pro-
duction. Georgia Waldron and David
Higgins, its authors, will again have the
leading roles Other parts will be acted by
Walter G. Horton, George W.. Larsen,
John r. Cumpson, Charles d. Coburn,
+. F. Maggie. Brandon Mitchell. Harry
Daus, John Cough, Gabrielle Mexican.
Leslie Leigh. Olive Maud Davis, Eva Wes-
colt. Anita Hendrie. aud Eta Kent.
The rural play that quits the Fourteenth
Street to give place to Up York State
goes TO the Harlem Opera House for tho
week. New England Folks" starts its
tour in Harlem with the same company
that has been acting it downtown, Dorothy
Donnelly retains the leading role. The
same admirable scenery will be used.
The Donnelly stock company will again
devote a week TO Shakespeare. The five
revivals of the great poets plays that
have been made al the Murray Hill have
been intelligent and credltable attempts,
worthy Of being seen as well as encouraged.
THE Tanning Of the Shrew' il the comedy
selected to he acted this week. Alice
Johnson will probably be excellent as
the shrew and William Bramwel should
give a good performance of her tanner.
Several plays will be acted In German
at the Irving Place this week and one Of
them il new. Tomorrow THE Yelled
Image of Sais" will be repeated. with the
same excellent cast that introduced il
early in the season. Tuesday evening
will bring the farce of "Flachsmann as
Educator" On Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening" the new play, a farce
called Der Heirathsmarkt " will be acted
II is by GeOrg O~koukowski. and will employ
several favorites of Mr.. Conried's com
panv. Friday has been selected for a re-
vival Of Sudermann's "Johannis Fire.
and at the saturday matinee Schiller's
w Wilhelm Tell" will be played.
The Grand Opera House will be given to
merriment this week. Dan DAILY and the
New Workers" This far e IL a good enter
tainment. the music by Ludwig Highlander
being particularly pleasing. With one eK-
ception the company II the same as II was
at the Herald square
Bronson HowarG's drama Of "Aristoc-
ccracy" will be- revived at the American
tomorrow. This Is remembered for it,
fine original production at Wallack's,
then Planners. about niuo years ago. james
r. Wilson has played the leading role on
atour and will take II up again al the Ameri-
can. Robert Elliott will nave William
A.. ,Ar-Io M mart and .IgaAaltR. I.aEYa
will IT, Blanche Nalsh's SUCCESSOR.
Sardou's Cleopatra will lie to-mor-
rows revival at the Columbia, with Gre-n-
wall acton IN II. Valerie Bergoe will take
the title pat
Dnrothy Lewis and her party will come
H. the Third Avenue to- MORROW IN Hearts
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