The age-herald., 1901-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Auditorium.

Tomorrow night the Boyle Stock Com many will enter upon it's seventh week as a perm anent organization at the Audi torium. The play for the week is the domestic comedy drama, "The Lost Para disc" Stage Director Lee Sterrett has carefully cast the company for the play. Miss Esther Lyon will be seen as Mar earet Knowlton." To such characters as these Miss Lyon gives an impress that is personal as well as artistic. Margaret Knowlton is proud. but she is first of all just. When she finds that the workmen of her fathers mills are hungry and un- happy by reason of the scant wages paid them her woman's heart cries out in their behalf, and when she discovers that Reuben Warner. her fathers superin- tendent, has sacrificed himself and has permitted his very honor to be placed in Jeopardy to spare her the sorrow and humiliation of her fathers wrong-doing, she meets the emergency as only wo- man can and pride Is thrown aside to do him justice. and then the full beauty of her womanliness is shown when in re- Eponse to the dictates of a heart that Is all pure she hum bles herself before the man she has injured to tell her love for him. The character is a winning one. Two very strong features will be seen in 1he vaudeville bill this week. The great Brothers Deonzo, in their original barrel jumping act and Prince Schuman, who presents a novel juggling act upon the slack wire. AS usual. matinees will be given on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur. day afternoons Below is the cast of sAThe Lost Paradise'
 Margaret Knowlton.. Miss Esther Lyon Andrew Knowlton ...... ......Lee Sterrett Reuben Warner ............Kendal Weston Ralpn Standish ..-... ..........Jack Taylor
 
 MT. Fletcher -. Morris McHugh Joe Barrett....-. ....William G. Beckwith Bchwarz .... s.......... Thomas G. Sterrett OIo bensei ........ MT McHugh a1yatt ...... ........Al1red Harvey Billy Hopkins ..J. H. Hollingshead Mrs. Knowlton ............ Sarah Cameron Folly Fletcher ..Elinor Westcott gulla ...... .... Nellie Page Nell ................ ........Lillian Rowse Binders ...... ...... .IneZ Barlowe "A Stranger iE a Strange Land."
 One of last seasons most successful 1srcical successes, "A Stranger in a Strange Land" makes its first appear ance at the Jefferson Theatre tomorrow afternoon and night It is claimed that "A Stranger in a Strange Land" is whole some and refreshing in its humor, and yet 1t is funny from the. very first scene
 The play is by Sidney wilmer and Wal ter Vincent and gauging from the success it has met, the public will want to hear from these gentlemen again. The play tells of a young Englishman, whose guar dian is a straight-laced aunt, who has become aware that her nephew is busily engaged sowing wild oats and hoping to steady him, has sent him to America, where he proceeds to enjoy himself in New York and writes thrilling stories home of his hair-breadth escapes from the Indians that attack him on his cattle ranch near Buffalo, N. Y. In order to make his Wild West yarns appear plausi- ble he induces his friend who is in love with his sister Grace, to assume the role of an Indian. He has a jolly old uncle much devoted to him. also aware of his duplicity, but eager to save him from the wrath of his aunt The uncle gets hold of a real Indian, the property of a patent medicine falxir, without the knowl- edge of the nephew and the complications on the arrival at the aunt's house of the counterfeit and the Simon-pure articles. The nephew Is compelled to continue lie- ing. and in his anxiety to save the young man. the uncle goes him one better, tries to lie stronger, and as a result, makes the mess greater. The cast includes F. J. Donnelly. who it is said, gives an exquis- itely funny picture of the real North American Indian William Friend as the nephew, light breezy portrayal which is spoken highly and clever in its con- .ception; Charles Drake as the frisky old uncle; Amanda Wellington as the up-to- date American heiress: Fannie c. Ferris. Elsie Willard, Vera Irving, Harry Bond, E. H. bender, Charles N. Lum, D. V. Giroux, Cyril Young. l.. R. Williams and others. The matinee will be bargain day matinee.