The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-12
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
NEv YORK INTRODUCTION or
A LONDON ACTRESS.
mrs. Patrick Campbell 10 Appear In Three
Plays with Which she Has Won Rcnown
Tho Weeks Dramatic and fsude-
Vile hin 10 Aniuse h Town.

" single novelty OF tho ramnti week
which will not lack for interesting TO
vivals and repetitlons. viii be tho New
York debut Of Mrs. Patrick Campbell. the
famous English actress. She has played
W. trial weeks In Chicago, where heI
reception was most enthusiastic Her
reputation In London Is well toward the TOP
among women now In stage service, and
abe brings a company Of actors who should
o.,nila.n6 respectful attention. Herbert
Waring and George Titherage have made
positions for themselves as London actor
managers. Lucy Miner was the little
girl who took much applause from Mrs.
Langtry two years ago in The Degene-
rates. The first Of Mrs. Campbell's three
weeks at the Republic win be devoted to
three plays, two Of which are world-fa-
nous. On Monday Hermann Sudermann's
sMagda,- which has been produced here
by Eleanora Duse, Sarah Bernhardt, Helena
Modjeska and Hedwig Tango. will be used
In q translation, unknown to US, by Louis
N. Parker. 'Magda' viii be repeated on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and
ut the Wednesday matinee. On the other
evenings OF the week Pinero's tragedy
OF The Second Mrs. ~Tanqueray,' In which
we nave seen Madge Kendall and Olga
Nethersole, will reveal the actress b was
chosen by the author for the heroine and
who became famous In q night In that role.
Or. Saturday afternoon Bjornson's Q
yond Human Power will be acted.
Amelia Bingham will bring her stock
company to the Harlem Opera House for
it's last New York appearances In The
Climbers She and her players are to
return 10 the Bijou in a fortnight In a new
-l-..f-. AL Ill - $50, taAf AhaNnn 20 aAa
Clydo Fitch's excellent drama. IT In
teligent and lavish way that Miss Bingham
made the production and the unusual cast
that she engaged were important factors
In the success, and both advantages are
still given TO the play.
Aug1stus Thomas's Colorado viii be
the weeks play at the Grand Opera House.
1t Is the sort Of melodrama that is liked
In that part Of town. h cast that
Charles Frohman engaged for the recent
production at Wallack's still hos Wilton
Lackaye as its leader.
At the American tomorrow Victorien
sardou's comedy Of Madame Sans Gene
will DO revived rather deliberately by the
Greenwall stock company. Jessaline Rog-
ers will take the title role in which New
York has seen world famous actresses
from four countries, Gabrielle ReJane,
Agnes Sorma. Ada Rehan and Ellen Terry.
The other parts give good although small
opportunities to assistant actors.
Light comedy will occupy the Murray
Hill stage this week when @Mam'zelle'
will be revived by the Donnelly actors.
This was prominent years ago IN Ainee's
repertory. Alice johnson will have the
Aimee role, and Henry V. Donnelly will re-
appear as Col Hiram Poster.
Another old play made famous long g
by a star actor will be seen In town this
week. @Mliss" will be revived at the
Star with Nellie McHenry.
The Brooklyn Greenwall actors will play
THE Danites" at the Columbia. Valerie
Bergere will have the role made famous
by Mrs. Mckee Rankin.
The melodrama Of Human Hearts
which shows spectacular incidents in such
various localities as New York city Inc
Arkansas will be the weeks visitor at the
Metropolis.
The Third Avenue will have a play ming;
hing farce, melodrama and vaudeville and
called A Jolly American Tramp
Two fresh ~reyivals will be given this
week by the Proctor companies. One
will come TO Harlem to enact the late
Charles H.. Hoyt's comedy OF a Temper
ence Town. a civerting entertainment
The vaudeville here will be headed by Little
Pich. and will include A. q. Duncan, George
W. Day and Haines and Nidocq.
The Fifth Avenue will have the first
performance by Proctor actors Of the
~ eetly sentimental comedy from the
German, AT the White Horse Tavern
Frederic Bond. who was In the original
American cast, and who later figured as n
star In the same part on a tour. viii have
that role In the Proctor revival. A novelty
IN the bill will he Clay NJ Greene's burlesque
called -surelock Holme=.' written for a
lambs gambol last summer. Press FL
bridge. Lawrence and Harrington James j.
Morton and Ina Allen viii be Ia the vaude-
willie.
smith Left Home will have William Corthel
aud Mabel Montgomery In it, leading
roles at prOctor's fhtv-eiRhth street
"Ths fairWeatle r Clnnn- will be acted
bs'oro II. and between lie acts vaudeville
Win b. given by kittie Mitchell. Mebb's
,esl-. james Richmond Glanroy and Col
lin ard Hardt.
None 81 tho plays that continue In tow
stAts 10 last week morrow, but several
will lsst only . fortnight longer Up York
ftats' will koep David Higgins and Georgia
waliron a. the founeenn stfoet ouiy ~
long ClAunosy Oicou sili suoo.od them In
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