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staged under the direction of W. N.
Lawrence and has justified his belief
in it's ultimate success. The theme Of
the play is a strong one and an eX-
ceptionally strong cast is included.
Among them is Aubrey Boucicault, Do
rothy Doer, Arnold DAILY, Ferrondez,
and Margaret Drew. The play is by
Miss Genevieve Hams, and it is dis
tinctively intellectual treat.
The recrudescence of David Harum"
at the Criterion has proved fitting Sc
quence to "Du Barry" David Harum"
goes on the road from Portland, Me-, to
Portland, Oregon.
Virginia Harmed in Iris" achieved a
distinctive hit as his successor Iris"
is one of Pinero's pronounced successes
and carries out all the delightful lido
syncracies of that we'll known play
wright, cleverer staging and imperso-
nation being given it, by Mr.. Frohman
than on the other side.
The New York stage seems to draw
to itself the best of everything and it
is doubtless if values are not apprecia-
ted there more keenly than elsewhere.
An accumulation of this fact seems
to have been proven by the tremendous
success of "a Chinese Honeymoon"
which has held the boards to over SELL
ing capacity at the Casino for the en-
tire summer, in fact from the spring.
The average receipts for the remark
able play have been $4,000 a night, and
this for summer record has been
most remarkable AS a matter of fact
the play is a most remarkable one and
duplicates the old "Mikado'' success.
There's Many Slip.
Charles Frohman brings an accepta-
bic Offering at the Garrick theater in
the shape of There's Many a Slip be-
tween the Cup and the LIP delight
ful comedy by Robert Marshall, which
is also having a successful run at the
Haymarket theater in London.
The special cast which appears in
''There's Many a Slip" is the first of
the season of the notable assemblage of
players which Mr.. Frohman is accus-
! toned each year to offer New York
in certain big productions. In it Miss
Jessie Millward returns to the stage
for limited period, having postponed
her starring tour in England until
Christmas time in order that she might
appear here in the leading role in this
play. James Erskine has one of the
leading male roles in this play and is
making his first American appearance
as also Is Miss Beatrice Irwin, the
ingenue of the Wyndham theater Lon
don. Leo DiedrichStein will have a
comedy role that will give him oppor-
tunity for his talent for this special
line of work, and Sydney Herbert, who
is in the cast, will make his first APP
pearance here since his return from
London, where he played with William
Gillette in Sherlock Holmes"
The Garden theater opened on Tues
day evening last with Mrs. Patrick
Campbell in new play written for
her by e. F. Benson, the author of that
queer phantasy King Dodo."
Mrs. CampbelPsl tour will cover a
period of twenty weeks, and will ex-
tend to all the principal cities. Besides
"Aunt JEANNE" her contract with Mr..
Erohman calls for the production of
Suderman's new pay. "Eb Lebe das
Leben" as well as Frevivals of her last
seasons success. Her New York en-
gagement being necessary limited it
will be seen that only brief period
can he devoted to- each of her plays
Aunt JEANNE" is in three acts and
is a modern comedy in which the smart
social life of London is reflected. The
nrotectiye love Of eone woman for an
other who Is younger is a. dominant
dramatic theme and Ia handled