Evening star., 1901-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS,

YOUNG MRS wINTHROP."-Follow
its current revival on an elaborate scale OF
Uncle Toms Cabin the Lafayette Square
Stock Company will be seen In production
of Bronson Howards society comedy-drama,
Young Mrs Winthrop" commencing next
Monday evening. According to present plans
next week will in all probability De tne
last week of the stock company season at
the Lafayette, and this announcement is
expected to fill the theater at every per
formance with the admirers or Eowln AT
den and Minnie Radcliffe. since there Is no
telling when these popular players Will
again appear before Washington audi-
ence Young Mrs. Winthrop is well cal
culated to prove a pleasing Offering for the
farewell week, since it is bright cor'iedy
of society life of today, with serious
theme of heart interest which rises to
strong dramatic climax In addition TO the
around grass widow who gets married
and divorced upon short notice there is
pretty love story concerning youth and
blind girl. The more serious love inter
est centers around young Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglass Winthrop, who drift apart In
spite of their love, owing to a misu,ulcr-
standing, and are finally reunited through
the efforts of the family lawyer. Edwin
Arden will be the Douglass winthrop and
Minnie Radcliffe will be seen in the title
role. The two parts offer magnificent op-
portunities to the two principal players,
and there is one scene between them in the
third act, just before they finally part,
which is impressive and almost pathetic.
The last act, where the love of their youth
Is conjured from the past by the kindly
lawyer Is a pretty and touching scene Mr..
Arden and Miss Radcliffe may be expected
to play these scenes admirably There are
seven other roles in the play, which will
be intrusted to good hands. and an even
and smooth performance, under the per-
sonal direction of Mr.. Arden, may be ex-
pected. Seats are now on sale.
"a TRIP TO CHINATowN."-Hoy
clever comedy and vaudeville vehicle, "A
Trip to Chinatown" which has enjoyed
probably the most extensive vogue Of any
Of his works, Is to follow "A Black Sheep
at Chase's, and the full strength of the
musical comedy stock company will be
thrown into revival of the popular piece,
"A Trip to Chinatown" will give an oppor
tunity for some important work on the part
OF those who are this week allotted COM
paratively minor roles, and the complete
capabilities of the organization will be
made manifest. The season of musical
comedy promises to be a most prosperous
an enjoyable one. The company has made
distinct success in it's present prcsenta-
tfon and keen interest has been aroused
in the performances to follow. In "A Trip
to Chinatown" Otis Harlan will be placed
In command Of the role of the comical
hypochondriac "Welland Strong" He play
ed the role many times under the direction
Of Hoyt himself. His Interpretation Of 1t
will be entirely new to Washington The
"sASA AiiStiipSiS VI liiO CoHpdHy Will De dp-
propriately cast. Misses Marble and Lee di-
viding the feminine honors. Miss Lee has
the distinction of having played every Hoyt
widow, and in "a Trip to Chinatown" she
will be given her first opportunity Of the
present season for displaying a fine con-
tralto voice. "a Trip to Chinatown" will
be produced on the same elaborate scala as
when first seen, but many innovations have
been made in 1t and many original fea-
lures will be introduced Vaudeville spe-
c1alt1es will follow fast upon the heels Of
one another The chorus will continue a
prominent feature.
THE PALM GARDEN.-So much approv-
al has greeted the views of the pan-Amer-
lean exposition exhibited at Cabin John
this week that a new series on the same
subject will be shown next week. BEGIN
ming Monday