New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Dodson will appear an American engineer, ana
Miss Irish as Mrs Penruddock widow who fas-
cinates An elaborate scenic equipment has been
provided by Ernest Albert. and the company con-
tains some well known American and Enghsh
players. The fun cast follows:
John Brauara an American engneer-..-;J J. E DOdsOn
l.ucie Penrudd0ck, CarWardine's sister. widow 80,
asawara carvardine secretary public fred Tyler
Colonel sf56SH engineer or public works Henry
9caTd rzane; Little Di'aSie. sgb@l!eTa of the
sRowisnd Norreys. q me law arm OF Burke & Nor
coonei Mavis. commissioner and deputy sgpe51isor,,-
Of public works Fainsr f s,ts olL;,s
Sir william Bon. secretary IN chief 70 the vioeroy
Ferguson drauehtsman. C1eren! Honklns
sansE sinsh a clerl TO Norreys Francs sedgWiCE
EyFmalion neero Brainard John GSnbier ,,
Sophie carWaraines W-fe Miss Margaret Fuller
PiSe Mrs. Penruddocrs stepdaushter Mabel TatafeITo
morris .Msa Mae Stuart
Mrs Robert Osborn's much talked OF theatre In
NNest Forty-fourth-st near Fifth ave. will at last
DE opened. il is announced the latest date chosen
being Tuesday evening. when piece with this
eingularly depressing title Tommy Rot, VIII De
Get forward. a burlesque by Joseph Herbert on
s1ris" being included In the entertainment IT may
not sound complimentary 10 say that sanord
Waters and Rupert Hughes are the authors OF
s'Tommy Rot" but they are. all the same Ihere
o. a plot. the management announces. but not
enough 10 worry anybody. The cast includes
Charles Butler, Alfred Hickman. Blanche Ring; the
HengIer Sisters. Evelyn Nesbt. George Herbert
not 60 u6 until O'clock in order thar the members
OF the audience may never say fhat th,I seets
will cost s. 50 each.
Martin HI D. the young English star. who last
sisted this country a member Of Sir Henry lrV-
Sings company viii appear tomorrow evening at
the Herald Square Theatre I'm the adaptation OF
"a Tale Of Two Cities called The only Way
Mr Harvey will of course, play the part Of sgd
rey Carton in which he was warmly praised in
England. The English actor will remain at the
later on a version Of a Cgarettemaker,s Ro-
tnanoe and "Ihe Children 81 hinss as H "fii ,TyeT ~
will be supported by his Engllsh company Iii MHlCn
HsViiand. Fuller Mellish. Miss Amy Coieridge Mrs.
Frederick Powell and Miss y. de Silva
The plan Of producing new American plays Of
American authorship the American Theatre has
proved prosperous that the management has
Arranged produce this coming week for the nrst
aime in this city. Private John Allen" This Is a
rlay OF life in the South written by Lee Arthur,
part author Of THE Auctoneer' and sole author
~of I'VE Uns OF Tennessee" The play had tour
sf thirty-three weeks throughout the country last
season with Charles b. Hanford in the title part
Maurice Freeman will play the part of Private
John Allen and Miss Jessane Rodgers Vii ,,h De me
BeT1,.ie; B,i;, i teIs the story of a compagn for
Goyernor OF Louislanai ana me eIeSd 70 TatTe
MThen nomination and election are IN ms grasp
S course the villain steals the proofs that refute
Ehs chaTees HoweyeT the wretch iSated Is t9lea at 'e
Mrs Patrick Campbell will produce the suder-
Dnann play, ''rhe Joy Of Living on Thursday
evenine at the Garden Theatre. J. II. Glmour has
been engaged 10 play leading part, while John
13lair has announced that he viii not play in this
piece. He Is SO unkind TO say that Mrs Camp,
trying; ''The Second Mrs. Tanqueray" viii he per
Paula, on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday even
Sings.
There will he a revival Of His Excellency tho
fsovernor" at the Garrick Theatre tomorrow even
ing where II viii be played for two weeks. At the
END of that time the company which includes Jessie
nIillward Edwin stevens W II. Thompson, James
91rsline, leo Ditrichstein. Richard Bennett A. H.
Etuar'. Martin Merle. Frederick Morris. Thomas
&a1phy. Reginald Simpson, Maggie Holloway
Fisher and Beatrice Irwin. will take it "on the
road" Miss Millward whose performance as the
5peIa snser Msn ne c0Lgay % vas PddS51 IN al h ee
tyceunh as tehesusIeu viii plesasuIe, HI4l nav
her old part and there Is every reason TO ekpee{{
parts
Manager Conred viii give another repetition Of
pBjornstjerne Bjornson's play, ''Ueber Unsere
plraft" C'Above Human PowerD. at his Irving
aoace Theatre tomorrow evening. on Tuesday
evening will take place the first production in
America OF Wilhelm Meyer-F6rster's five act play
t'Alt Heidelberg" c'Old Heidelberg This play
has made a strong success in Germany and Austria
@et RS " s Bn %S aS6fe i96en9 0 o a oam 9 nVr
piece,
The fifteen century morality play. ''Everyman."
(which is being presented al Mendelssohn Han every
afternoon during the week and every evening ex-
Sept Wednesday and Saturday viii probably keep
khe hall crowded for ats remaining two weeks II
Interests many persons who like 10 what passed
Dor play when "EVeryman' was written
Miss Annie Russell viii begin weeks engage
ment al the Harlem opera House tomorrow even
ing She will appear in the clyde Fitch play. 'The |
Girl and the Judge" This viii be her last appear
Hnce IN Il IN this city for when she returns 10
ana Men The 5lir and the Judge viii be given
ln Harlem with the original cast
Miss Henrietta Crosman begins the third week Of |
her engagement at Walack's Theatre tomorrow 1
with the assurance that her comedy has added /
90 her reputation There have been good many |
better plays thAn The song OF ne sword. but |
make a much worse play attractive
Miss Alice Fischer begins tomorrow evening the /
third month Of her stay IN New-York as the cen 1
tral figure Of Grace Livingston Furniss's farcca |
comedy Mrs. Jack" Before the play one may see |
tucior.
The Rogers Brothers in The Rogers Brothers |
IN Harvard" begins their last weeks at the |
Enickerbocker Theatre tomorrow evening. No |
Yale man ought 10 miss this show.
Mrs. Leslie Carter the new Belasco Theatre |
begins Monday her thirty-eighth week in New-York
ln 'Du Barry" Large houses stin the rule and
the decorative scheme and the sumptuousness of
John Drew win complete his second month in |
eThe Mummy and the HumnIng BIRD" this week /
Mr.. Drew's nephew. Lionel Barrymore who PLAYS |
| bit OF work that is wen worth seeing 0Oes
Ethel Barrymore is drawing big houses 10 the |
Savoy Theatre 20 her IN Carrots ana "A /
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