The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-22

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and Harry b. Stanford viii have the lead
ing roles, which Ellaline Terriss and Sey-
mou Hicks acted In London:
The musical farce Of THE Messenger
Boy is one Of the plays that enter upon
their last fortnight. A new song was added
last week. thus making the entertainment
still better. When DAME Frohman's stock
company takes it's place on Jan. Z IL will
not play 'Notre Dame" as once announced,
but Sydney Grundy's -Frocks and Frills, !"
gers Hilda Spong will have the most
conspicuous role.
Maude Adams also starts her last fort
night in town. The success Of Quality
Street has made the proposed ~revivals
| Of : A. You Like It and 'L'Aiglon' impos-
comedy on a tour The Knickerbocker
is the only theatre that will not have a
Christmas matinee, But an afternoon
performance will be given there on Thurs
day. THE Toreador," which will follow
Miss Adams, 10 In rehearsal.
night later than Miss Adams, will stay
one week longer. Under Southern Skies
has lone much to place Miss George firmly
among the stars. Three matinees will
be given this week, ON Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday, Miss Georges successor
will act In very different plays, Paula Tan
querdv, Agnes Ebbsmih and Mo0da
Schnurts being representative types IN
her repertory.
Virginia Harmed is one Of the several
actresses who was spoken OF for the lead
ing role in an adaptation Of Scribe's Fairy
Fingers which promises TO be here IN
duplicate this season. But her success in
Alice Of Old Vincennes' will probably put
the production Of any other play out OF
the question. The version for which she
was thought OF will be acted at Days
with Hilda Spong in the leading role.
Amelia Bingham will be another actress Of
this part, In a play called Lady Mar
garrett and Sadie Martinot may enter into
the rivalry.
liked her role in The Girl and the Judge
better than any other che had played az
a star. The Princess in A Royal Family
appealed to her. but was a bit limited, she
thought. and Miss Hobbs she found un-
sympathetic. She and Mrs. Gilbert and
Mr.. Rankin will continue to give their
delightful performances In this comedy
at the Lyceum for many months.
Charles Hawtrey is practically an Ameri-
can actor for two years, as most OF his pro-
fessional endeavor will be- In this country
for that time. In following his initial
tour with a second the next year he Ia doing
as John Hare and Herbert Beerbohm Tree
did In the seasons Of ls95-96 and lso6-97.
Although closely critical people Ike Mr.,
Hawtrey. no better, and perhaps not 40
well As 11f. lTte ana MI. Idits tlS DOBuudi
SUCCESS has been far greater. largely due
10 A Message From Mars. which con-
tinues 10 prosper nightly at the Garrick.
The burlesque Of that comedy will not he
on view at Weber A Fields's much longer.
The one on The Girl and the Judge IL
fast nearing completion, and in a week
and a half, probably, will be put on as the
second act Of -Hoity-Toity. Lillian Rus
sell will not have a part In II, but sam Rer-
nard, Fay Templeton, De Wolf Hopper,
Kelly. Harrison and the actor-managers
will make ", a funny-enough cast.
Henry Miller seems TO have found q
more jovial, appealing part In 'D'Arcy OF
the Guards than he has had in several
years. His engagement at the Savoy.
which he has just started, is to last in
definitely.
Anna Held il among the players who are
In town indefinitely. The new second
oct final in The Little Duchess is an i'm
provement and brings Franz Ebert In 10
do some amusing pantomime. The gowns
and the girls who wear them are still the
most talked-of features Of this show. When
II does lea We the Casino Frank Daniels viii
take its place in Miss simplicity"
The revival Of up York State at the
Fourteenth Street IL TO last till Jan, Is.
Chauncey Olcott will then return In Garrett
O'Magh." Plans for later In the season at
not for Mr.. Olcott, though. and a new rural
drama by Lottie Blair Parker, au,hor OF
WAY Down East
This IL Just the season for THE Sleeping
Beauty and the Beast" An extra matinee
will he given on Friday. A year ago this
time II was produced al london's Drury
Lane and introduced Madge leasing TO
London. She sang Rosie with an imita-
tion Of Weberfields's chorus and made
herself the talk Of the town and 80 popular
that she has stayed there ever since now
PLAYING the salvation Army girl IN The
Belle Of New York. The popularity OF the
DruTv Lane Christmas entertainment at
the Broadway continues undiminished.
Richard Mansfeld's engagement at the
Herald Sauare will last 1--WE weeks more
and will bc devote exclusively to Beau
calre." a. far a. L. officially known. There
l. some talk Of his reviving Beau Brum-
mel" Prince Karl and The Scarlet Let
ter. but Mr. Mansfield has made no such
announcement When he quits the Herald
square IT, stage wall again lie given up 10
I.ulu CHASER In Dolly Warden
The musical farce Of 'FlorodoTa, Ia
what London calls a second edition, con
tlnuss To prosper a. the New York.
All Of the evening performances at the
farce Of The Marriage Market. which
Was new lAst "Wednesday
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than usuAl on Christmas Day and n"o.-
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