New-York tribune., 1902-12-28

IN Tuesday evening at the Garden Theatre E h
sotter-1 VIII be seen fer the second time in lnis
ritv as Hamlet. Two years ago he played the part
here for brief engagement. but last year iaao the
rlsv aside in favor of 'If / Were King The
scenery and costumes Of the former prooucuon
we've destroyed by fire not long after the New
York engagement SO that the present proonction Is
new In every respect This year MISS Cecihd
1o,,,,s will appear as Ophelia. a part which she
has never played before. The engagement VIII
continue four weeks with special matinee on
New Years Day The curtain will rise at and
O'Clock. The cast:
anags R hng @ be T, sfs and nephew Of present. king
iSef;es son t Po2nius sTgnez ,1n Ns1hef Nsil.
O'"F''F' lsse'S io.:sss R,.%ss
A Priest........-.-..--.. John Findlay
EsssIsa ooers Fsfsf4ai lt:' f moo9s hsas
Rsynsdo servant to PoOnius Pedro de S9Ed9os tIos
EsTst as,d player 9.1. Malcolm I3radey
Fi.st gTayeaiggsr RGsgs1ek Rowland RSsas5one Ks1sa
ibost Of Haniets father ] Liam hSI1s 1
Gertrude. Queen Of Denmark. and mother TO Hamlet:
0phelia daughter Of Poloniu. Cecilia LOTUS
Player -CfIss'aI f1erlle
Mrs Langtry begins an American tour OF twenty
weeks at the Garrick Theatre tomorrow night,
where she viii be seen assisted by her leading
man. J. Hartley Manners, in new play Of her
own devising called The Cross Ways Her
Tepertory also includes play called Mile Mars.
which she presented last season at her London
theatre. the Imperial The Cross Ways" has been
criticised by the King of England. who expressed
his approval, and warmly complimented Mrs Mrs:
bsb on ner success wnae nat % aii ib efnr
of the Duchess OF Keensbury's marriage-Mrs.
tsc) than herself. who becomes suspicious and
jealous Of her. It would seem he has some reason
foI so doing. but the sight of vrtuous ana youth
fui couple causes the Duchess to repent before she
qualities which admirable TO her. and when the
hlSy ends she Is IN love with him. J: Haf'ey
Next week New-York will see two productions OF
Hamlet making three Shakcspearian produc-
tens by actors of reputation for on New Years
Day Ferdinand Bonn, the German actor. begins
his star engagement at the Irving Place Theatre
In Hamlet Herr Bonn's appearance in this role
Is looked forward 10 with interest by the Germans
o. this city and many others. as. according to
European reports. II is of his best parts
Hamlet" will be repeated Friday. January :.
Berr Bonn viii be supported by leading members
OF Mr. Conried's Irving Place Theatre Stock Com
pany, the fYll cast being follows:
SSauaus. King Of Denmark k---- Otto ReInann
toonius Franz Ale1senner
SpAes
Css,o, 9S
lia:atio Hainiets friend Richard Schiaghamer
esElsIoo- Heinrich Habrieh
jacques 1soIall
tHs aetor--- JULIUS hsllet
second Bruno Dehnicke
Actress csorel
--fSosa hceniG
ne gaost Of Eaniet's father Meyer
On Saturday evening Shakespeare's The Mer
eaallt OF Venice" viii be produced with Ferdinand
Lonn IN the part OF Shylock. Herr Bonn VIII
t.ag Shylock twice, January and Mon
gay, January The supporting company include
S.ooo0 Jessica- Crete Kupfer Nerissa- and
Aessrs. Feistel Lorenzo and hoffman as bas-
sano
r. Sein Trick viii be the bill during the first
VI the week, with afternoon performances OF
AJAX ana Moritz" for the children
The prominence which George Ade has won for
Alnlself in the somewhat shadowy-bordered realm
y hunor has attracted more attention to his first
snf opera nbrecto the book OF THE Sultan OF
oun than ordinarily falls 10 the lot. say. Of
marry 5. Smiths productions. Although the opera
"ss produced in Chicago-wi1ere welcome was
practically assured for 1t many months ago-ft
~ not move East until this fall, and has waited
az Tomorrow night 10 make fits New-fork en-
asnce al wallacks Theatre. Meanwhile, II the
id Chicago enthusiasm hail a second Gilbert
@e long passed. curiosity in the piece has re-
N4siaed strong. and the book and lyrics Will be