The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-09
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE.
A WEEK THAI WILL BE SoANv
IN DRAMATIC NOVHLTY.
Attraction Abundant, Hovsvsr' m ne
Ptays Ihss stay win U " Gem
Back 10 Us-Prank Denids -
Introduce New miss simpncsC."

ptays That stay WIN IN " CSms
u.ck IN Us-Prsnk Danieas -
Introduce New miss simpficfsy."
Tomorrow VIII bring numerous thsatn-
caI shifts OF interest and Wednesday VIII
bs ve lincoln Day eos. Frank Dam
lei. will return after q N absence OF nearly
two wears. coming this time TO the Casino
with a plav a little different IN character
from what he has usually produced. 'Miss
simn,icity. IL said TO be more In the line
~ modern musical farce than the con-
ventional comic operas with which this
unus,ally funny man has been Identified
during tho last six or seven years. 1t
was written by R. A. Barnet, author OF
.i4s7- and my Lady, and the music u
by Harry Lawson Hearth. with . few adj
ditional numbers by others, Tho story
might be taken as q burlssque on the An
thony Hope melodrama, the action passing
Is one OF those imaginary kingdoms and
concerning lie royal family. In this case
Mr.. Daniels, az the kings valet, IL forced
to assume the government for q time while
his Majesty attends TO affairs Of his heart
The little oomedian's chief assistants arc
WI Danforth. David Lythsoe. Owen
Westford, Tom Rioketts, Helen Lord.
Aueno IrNpoT, hASS o.S
and Graos Myer.
Two piayv that were very successful
Last season VIM be revived In Broadway
tomorrow evening with the original star
aotors IN them and In one case the Same
oompsny. That one ID 'on tho Quiet
In which william Collier and his pleasant
associates Of last year Will reappear a.
ths Madison Square. New York IL fully
LIT 49, -rAAAhA vniEf1fYA
Of farce and comedy IN Augustus Thomas's
play, delightful blend Of refined nun ana
sentiment. The Collier company IL er-
cellent, and Mr.. Golfers " acting ranks
with the best on the American stage OF
comedy. After q few weeks on On tho
Quiet he viii produce . new play.
The second comedy that was unusually
popular last season and win be put on view
again tomorrow Ii Mistress Nell. Like
tho other, II L. Of American make md
charmingly mineles laughter and love.
1t placed George c. HaDelton, Jr., sformerly
unknown writer. among the considerable
American playwrtghts, and brought Hem
rietta Crosman into greater success than
che had ever achieved before. She viii
give her merry performance at the Re
public and keep It on view several weeks.
Before she quits that theatre abe viii show
herself for the first time In New York as
Rosahnd and Nance Oidaeld and produce
plays written for her by Mrs. W.. x. Clifford
and James Macarthur.
Broadway will have a minstrel show when
Primrose a Dookstader bring their COM
pany 70 the Victoria tomorrow for an en-
"a Of three or four weeks. The old
fashioned first part will have Lew Dock
stader. George Primrose and Eddie Leonard
a. ns chief funmakers and Walter Vaughn
Harry Ellis, George Pearce. Frederick
Barnes, James b. Bradley and Fred Gladdis
Of ihe entertainment will consist Of vaude-
Vile, With Lew Dockstader, George Prim-
ross, Neil O'Bnen. Ollie Young and brother
and the jackson family In the cycle whirl
AZ the specialists.
new plays. At the Star Howard Hall will
bring out a play by himself called THE Man
Who Dared 1t IL a melodrama, produced
deliberately and introducing In one scene
a den OF lions. Mr.. Hall, a vigorous, and
popular romantic actor, will play the lead
Ing role.
4 play BY the late Charles Coghlan that
has never been seen In New York will be
produced az the American. It is his dram
atization Of Vanity Fair. In which Ger
u, ne Coghlsn has been acting two seasons
in ,maller cities. Esther Lyons has been
engaged TO play Becky Sharp at the
American, and James Z. Wilson will take
up the role Of Rdrdon Crdtriep.
A sensational melodrama called The
Outpost" will be the weeks novelty at the
Third Avenue. II IL a Boer war play and
brings J. X. Emmett and Lottie Gibson as
It's stars, the former as an heroic Boer officer
ana the latter as a lively Irish girl.
The new play for the Metropolis is also
melodramatic. 1t Is entitled 3The volun-
teer Organist,' and no particulars about
It's plot or authorship are given.
A Saturday matinee OF the Children's
Theatre at Carnegie Lyceum will have a
programme consisting Of q dramatiz9tioa
Cromwell" the balcony scene OF Romeo
and Juliet acted by children, and The
Master OF Carleton Hail. In which little
Doris Hardy takes the title role.
Jasper will be produced at the Empire
on Thursday afternoon by the American
Academy Of Dramatic Arts, Before it two
short pieces, The New Year" by Louisa
Road by Arthur 7. Ketcham. will be acted.
The Columbia University play will be
given every evening and Wednesday and
saturday afternoons at Carnegie Lyceum.
The extravaganza OF In Vanity Fair
produced a few years ago, will be revived.
Anna Held will start a week at the Harlem
Opera House with the 10th metropolitan
performances Of The Little Duchess
Souvenirs will be given to the women In
the audience. The beautiful production
that has been on view at the Casino many
months will be used, and the same COM
pany, will be employed.
The schoolgirl farce OF The Liberty
Belless spends this week at the Grand
Opera House. This will be this seasons
last view Of the Madison Square success.
The same lot Of attractive girls fill the
small parts and chorus, and Sandol Mill
ken still leads them in charm. Eta Butler,
Harry Davenport and John Slavin fll the
other important roles.
Lord Lvtton's romantic play OF The Lady
OF Lyons will be revived at Corse Payton's
Theatre, with Eta Reed as Pauline and
Kirk Brown as Claude Meln0te.
The Murray Hill will have Dion Bouci-
cault's melodrama Of The Shaughraun.-
William Bramwell will have the old Bouci-
cault part and ali OF the favorite Donnelly
actors will be employed.
The late Charles ii. Hoyt's famous farce
OF A Trip TO Chinatown will be revived
by the Brooklyn Greenwal company at
the Columbia, with W. H.. Lytel as the
comic Woiidnd Strong.
Another Hoyt play, a Temperance
Town will lie the principal diversion at
Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street, whore sOne
Touch Of Nature" will he "A curtain-raiscr
and between-the-art specialties will he