The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-12
ENTERT'4INMENT'S
Hyperion ri,eater

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 Great interest is taken in the appear ance of Herbert Kelcey and Miss Fine Shannon at the Hyperion tonight, as this pair of capable artists have suc- ceeded in finding a play that is better suited to their peculiar talents than anything they have yet been seen in, viz, Her Lord and Master which comes heralded as the most successful comedy that has ever emanated from the brain of that gifted authoress, Mar tha Morton. Her Lord and Master,
 in order to fill out-of- town dates, cut short an engagement at the Manhattan theater, New York, which had crowded that ultra fashionable playhouse for three months and showed no sign Of diminution in popul TT favor Seats now on sale. Prices $1,50. $1, 75 cents and 50 cents.
 Local theater-goers are offered nov el treat tomorrow night at the Fly perion in Morocco Bound" which had a splendid run of three months in Bos- ton. This fine musical production ranks with San Toy" and the "Geisha," and the company is a big one of sixty peo- pie, while the scenery is magnificent. The cast is a fine one and the electrical effects are brilliant indeed. The scenes are laid in London on the banks of the Thames and a the palace of the Vizier of Morocco, small country on the bor- ders of the Mediterranean. A most lu dicrous plot concerning wealthy re- tired little English costermonger in search of title of some kind, which he is unable to secure in his own coun- try and for which he appeals to the dusky ruler of Morocco, furnishes un- bounded amusement. The principal fun-makers are Dan Collyer William Herman West, Philip Branson, Harry Braham, F. Lovatt Fraser, Bertram Godfrey, Templar Saxe and P. w. Ma guire. Misses Edith Bradford, Flor ence Holbrook, Tillie Saliuger. Eloise Sargent Vasti Hellis and Hattie Moore are the prominent lady members of the company. Seats now on sale. Prices $1.50, sl, 70 cents and 50 cents.
 The cast of seventy New York artists who will be seen here in support of the famous English actor, Kyrle Bellew, on the nights of next Friday and Saturday at the Hyperion comprehends perhaps the best balanced and most expensive organization of players to be seen in the country to-day. Among others will be seen Miss Eleanor Robson. that beau tiful and altogether extraordinary young actress now duplicating the rap id rise of Maud Adams; John Blair, ia nous as the originator of the 1ndepend- ent Theater Movement and who has just been, engaged by Mrs Patrick Campbell to be her new leading man at the Royalty theater, London, and to play opposite her before the king and queen at Windsor during the coming coronation festivities; Charles Barron, the famous leading man of the renown ed Boston Museum stock company; Ada Dwyer, the noted character actress; John Flood late leading man with Julia MarIowe and other stars: Clarence Handyside late leading man with N c. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott; Henry Stockbridge. a celebrated Australian actor Janet Ford. who has just scored a notable New York hit as the fool in "A Gentleman of France" Caroline Butterfield, who has just been hailed as ''the most beautiful woman on the American stage, and various other most stage personalities. There will be a matinee on Saturday. Seats on sale Wednesday. Prices s1.50 $1, 75 cents and 30 cents