The sun., 1901-11-05

Ole deeds of this outcast play an import
ant part iii the unfolding OF 4 thriillhs
and interesting story of love anu az
venture. Splendid scenery and inily
capable company, including Edgar Fore
man and Miss Julia West, are presented
| hy the management.
CLYDE Fitch, the prolific playwright is
| n stickler for accuracy. Nhen the
autumn orchard scene in his latest hit
~ LAYERS Lane. was submitted to him
thp day before the New York prodnc-
tion by William 4. Brady he conceded
lthat ii was very beautiful but protested
chat il was not true TO nature. 1hefe
I1yaa too much vivid eolorins 70 the
ltading foliage. he said. it suggested
lmaples rather than apple trees. ING
scenic artist whose color scheme had
bccn followed by the property maker
nut III stiff argument lie had ah
annie tree in his back yard he declared.
that turned to crimson and gold III INC
tutunnal period But Fitch was ohdil-
cate The time was short and the or
, rhnrd an elaborate affair, and with four
, lrpproductiunS Of real trees to be re-
constructed. And that was why for
lhonrs. even until shortly before the rise
| If the curtain, the debonair young dra-
mntist was TO be seen perched III tht
, apple branches. helping to discard IN
more vivid foliage and substituting til,
:, lul green and brown that were true I
: nature. Lovers Lane" will he scel
= ii the Grand Opera House next Thurs
lay night.
4 happy selection has been made in ~
attraction at the Opera House tonlgh
md tomorrow night. in +. g. Nhltne.
md Edwin Knowles cvcellent presenta
! tion of .'Qno Nadis." In point Of mag
y aificrnce as to scenery, costumes. nrol
critics. &C.. il has certainly not Offer
, been equaled. a large chorus is en-
olpycd for the music Of the play. whc
feature has been written by Julian I'D
= wards, and includes hymns or Christians
y hncchic chants for the drunken orgie 4
:. Ncro's palace, and the made dance musi
Y ror the coryhantcs. The lighting effect
! ne novel aud elaborate. and include
: panoramic view of the burning Of ROM
Max Freeman, who is accounted one Z
he hest stage directors i'll the countr.
= Il in charge of the production, and ia
i raincd the actors and auxiliary people
n, point of the highest perfection. VIII"
i. hc full strength Of The company il 4
= he stage. there will lie As people assen
bled.
Il Arrangements have ben perfcctt
{, whereas tho monster scenery and all Il
l.. ncctttcle effects Of that grand scenic pr
Il. luctinn .'The Sea King will be pr
~. yentrl hy Bob Manchester IN his big G
j rnvangaza. "'rhe New York Stars
-. which comes to the Grand Opera Ilou
4. next Friday night Two bright and 2
A tirrly new hurlcSqucs viii he present,
III hctwiNt and between an array Of vand
!, Vile hcndliners of whom we may prol
inrmtly mention La Bclla Carmen. Bml
md McEvory. La Mont and Burns, Ga
in and Brown. Mcintyre and Rec.
Belle Parsons ana Ada Brown hcsid
,n. the augumentrd chorus Of 20 hanasor
~ sou,lg ladies.
49, The Hill which opened for the We
vi II noclStader's yesterday afternoon n
III 'ast night WAS greeted by crowd
M house OH both occasions. Miss Gcrtrn
i Haynes. assisted by Master Jam
IL, GYlnrs aud twenty or more choir bo.
IN, presenting "Thr Choir Cclestnls" is
eOurse the feature OF the hill. The 4
attracted much interest and il was IN
~, way disappointment. The instrnme
I'M which Miss Haynes uses is rugged wi
IN trmS. symlals, cornet and Zyl0phone
10 'athmentS. The scene represents |
~. tlecp nave of an Episcopal CAthedr
IN The setting rays Of the sun penctri
m, the interior and Il clever calcium eff,
III, dds greatly to the scene. The twrr
no "hnir havS enter and take their plat
as,. before the altar. and sing under I
thn leadership Of young Ryrnes. The eff
III. & novel and vrry pleasing During
III wrnls they will sing "rhc Great VIII
NH Throne" Of Kerr < RohinSou's Kp
,ort md Nielettn We're given the most fl
'cring Kind of 4 reception and tn
nrorcS were not cnough for the III
m, "ncn. These famous stars nre pom
.i,r locally. and lescrvedly 50 The We
I'M RrUthcrS give clever bit of come
iii y" Mngirlnvs. in symnastic specialiti
Hill Carr and Jordan, in farce comedy:
.t.a G"nrovs annther comedy team.
~ Laurcnt and Cnreln. il an cxhibiton
tLn atrpn"th contribute II is fully mp 10
ms 'tlndard 0f the house.
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