The sun., 1902-01-26
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
A WEEK THAT WILL PRODUCE
NEW PLAYS COPIOUSLY.
Amelia Bingham's Company, Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. the Bostonians and Lulu
Chaser TO Figure Conspicuousiy "A
Goodly Lot Of Reproductions. Too.

Amelia utngham's Company, Mrs Fatrtci
Campbell, the BostoniaDs and Lulr
CHASER TO Figure Conspicuously A
Coodiy Lot Of Reproductions, Too
Theatrically speaking this will be one
of the busiest weeks Of the winter, with
many new plays and interesting revivals
Tomorrow evening Amelia Bingham will
bring her stock company back TO the Bijou
for it's second metropolitan season and
second play. As was the case last year
sbe announces more than one production,
but, OF course, should the first duplicate
the success Of "The Climbers everything
else will be abandoned. Her start will be
made in Lady Margaret comedy by
Edward Rose. who dramatized The Pris-
oner OF Zenda- and Under the Red Robe. '
II Is A version Of Scribe and Legouve's
.Fairy Fingers from which "Frocks and
Frils- was also taken. How far Mr. Rose
has wandered from the original and written
differently from the Grundy comedy re-
mains TO be seen, as LADY Margaret has
never been acted. Miss Bingham's CONS
many Is as unusual as it was last year in
possessing many excellent actors. Frank
Wotthing, Annie Irish, Ferdinand Gott-
,balk. Minnie Dupree, BiJou Fernandez
and Madge Carr Cook remain, and the
more prominent of the newcomers are
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Walcot. Arnold DAILY,
Edward s. Aheles, Alfred Fisher, Werner
Charges and Cora Tanner.
The Bostonians, after an absence of
nearly two years will return to New York
tomorrow and start an engagement at
the Garden Theatre. They have not had
a new play in long time, but now they
bring one. IL is called Maid Marian
"A IA n fnUlnIlSlV stlRCpRGfIl
sRobin Hood Harry b. Smith, who
wrote the older piece, is the author of the
new and the same composer, Reginald
de Koycn, is responsible for the music,
The scenery of the three acts represents
the park surrounding the castle of the
Earl Of Huntington, the camp of the CRU
saders in the desert with the city of Acre
IN the distance and the great banquet
hall OF Huntington Castle on Christmas
Day. Most Of the characters of the old
opera figure in the new and some of them
have the same actors, Henry Clay Barna-
NJ II. Macdonald as LiHie John, Josephine
Bartlett as Dame burden and George b.
rockingham as Frilr Tuck. Frank Rush
worth will be the ROBIN Hood and Grace
Van Studdiford the Mad Marian. Aldn-d-
Dale will be played by Adele Rafter. WI
bv Belle Harper and Guy OF Gisbourne by
W. II. Fitzgerald.
Lulu Glaser will return to town to-mor-
row. producing new comic opera at the
Herald Square IL Is called Dolly Warden"
Stanislaus STANCE wrote il and Julian Ed
wardes set IL 10 music. The action Of the
two acts occurs in England, in 1880, the
first scene representing the Garden Of
Beauchamp Towers, LOndOn-on-T Thames,
and the second the reception hall of the
same palatial residence. The cast in
chdes, in addition TO Miss Glaser, who will
h.. -. \. "A u,
Albert Parr Mark Smith. Tom Daniel,
Harry Lott, Percy Stephens, Estelle Went
worth and Ada Palmer Walker.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell will produce
one new play in her last week in town and
revive nearly her entire repertory The
Maurice Maeterlinck. the Belgian poet.
As il requires an orchestra OF forty, for
which the Republic has no place. IL will
be acted at the Victoria on Tuesday
and Thu sday afternoons. Her repertory
will present @The Second Mrs Tanqueray-
the Saturday matinee, The Notorious
Mrs. Ebbsmith" Wednesday and Thurs
day, and Mariana" Friday. For her
farewell performance she has selected
Bjornstjerne Bjornson's Beyond Human
Power Following Mrs Campbell at the
Republic another Mrs. Campbell, who is
better known as Henrietta Crosman, will
produce Joan O. the Shoals,- by Evelyn
Greenleaf Sutherland
The Hall Of Fame will he given AZ the
New York. II is by George V. Hobart and
Sydney Rosenfeld, with music by A. Bald
win Sloane In the cast are many actors
familiar in local burlesque
Al the Third Avenue tomorrow a new
rnalodrama called The Red Barn" will
be produced. Elaborate socn"s represent
the Glen mill by moonlight and the crystal
Palace, London
The new play that wflI be revealed at
the Star is bv Daniel Hart and &. {. Gala
han II h called -Pennsvlvania" aud has
Tor It's principal scene mine in which
some realistic effects are said 10 be- gained
The American Academy - Dramatic Arts
viii give Herman NUd"rw1nn' p Fritz" aud
john Oliver Hobbs's -Ths Wisdom ~ the
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present Sigismund y Alexander -No-
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ihs Actor fuld matinee Of Frb iat Daly's
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