The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-27
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

Among the new faces which the large
audience at the New Crawford theater
that Of Alice Judson is likely to be re-
membered. She is a chic little person
age who finds immediate favor with her
auditors. Olive Moore. the contralto,
has never been heard here with the ia
nous organization but she is equal to
some of the best. Mr.. Hinckley, the
basso, who will have his best chance in
the Armorer's song. has a voice that is
pleasing in quality, though not as ro-
bust as some of the bassos the Boston
ians have had. AS for Henry Clay
Barnabee, the dean of comic opera"
w. H. Macdonald, George B. Froth-
ingham and Josephine Bartlett, they
will be heard in the parts of the ''Sher-
"Friar Tuck and Dame Durden,"
which they created twelve years ago.
The chorus really sings, and the en-
sembles are one of the most pleasing
parts of the performance. Lavish stag
ing and cOstuming are promised.
Joe W. Spears will present Sullivan
and Mack and Maize Trumbull at the
their latest success, THE Irish Pawn
brokers'" 1t is promised full of color
movement and melody. AS farce comedy
stars Sullivan and Mack have been
counted among the best, and they have
always been surrounded by a large and
capable company, this season being no
exception to the rule
A man said to Mr. Stuart Robson the
other day on being introduced to the vet
eran actor, Are you-pardon me-AIr.
Andrew Robson's father?" 81 wish
were" said Stuart, he saw visions of
Richard Carvels" big nightly receipts
Richard Carvel'' has been crowned with
universal appreciation. IN it the literary
atmosphere, the living eaities, the dis
tinct personality that Winston Churchill
gave his theme and each of his characters
is faithfully rept odtt Il d and presented IN
knis successful play, which will be pre-
| eented here in a sumptuous manner by
kAndrew Robson. supported by a good
icompany. The sale started off strong to-
day for Wednesday nights performance
at the New Crawford.
Seats will be ready tomorrow at Flad S
at o'clock for the engagement of Amelia
Bingham's special company of players,
which comes here for the first time with
such an array of talent that lends to the
event an Importance far beyond the usual
play production. "a Modern Magda1en'
by Haddon Chambers which played to
| crowded houses for three months at the
| Bijou theater, New York, will be present
ed in its entirety and a genuine sensation
is promised in magnificent production OF
the most viri1e and graphic success of the
season Miss Bingham has been unusual
IL lavish in her outlay on "a Modern
| Magdalen" and the gowns displayed are
credits to the milliner's art The scenic
accessories are also said to be appropriate
and the names of Roselle Knott. Daniel
Jarrett Franklyn Roberts, Victor NJ. De
Silke Harry Lillford. Bernard c. MCGUIRE
Frederick Leet, Maud Furness Grace Cor
nish, Eveline Haven. Katherine Fisher
Agnes Ffndlay Lillian Wright and thai
| sterling actor ". J. Ferguson. Three
ffths the downstairs seats will be 81. the
others $3.50 and the balcony % and *
cents.
A Rreezy Time" CT mes to the New
Crawford Satuid day aftern ,on and night
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