The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-19
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES.
PTNERO AND ECHEGARAY DRAMAS
WITH MRS. CAMPBELL.

novelty Scarce and Entertainment very
Plcaty 10 q Week Of Farewell for star
Actors and Plays and OF Chans
for stock and Touring Companies.
Again . theatrical week brings little In
novelty, but much in Entertainment Mrs.
Patrick Campbell will claim the attention
Of people who want something now. To-
morrow evening she will revive Pinero's
famous drama Of The Notorious Mrs.
Ebbsmith,- the title role OF which was
written for her Excepting for a few
performances by John Hare and bis
company this play Is unkn own to the
American stage. Mrs. Campbell viii act In
Il three evenings. On Wednesday after
noon -Magda' will be repeated. and on
Thursday evening THE Second Mrs. Tan
queray- The remainder Of the week will
be given 10 Mariana a tragedy unf a.
miliar here. 1t is by Jose Eohegaray, whose
'El Gran Galeoto" impressed rather than
pleased US several years ago. Mrs. Camp
bells engagement at the Republic will
end on Feb. 1.
Harlem viii have dainty musical comedy
this week when THE Liberty Bellies visit
the Opera House. The company includes
oil the pretty girls that were In 1t
recently at the Madison Square, with
Sandol Mllliken and Eta Butler as their
leaders. Harry Davenport. John Slavin
and Harry Giboll retain the principal male
roles. The purity Of this show Is no de-
traction 10 its merriment.
The local stock companies will be de-
voted this week to English melodramas.
At the American the Greenwall actors will
play "Shall We Forgive Herr Jessaline
Rogers and James E. Wilson will ave the
leading roles, Georgia Welles, Herman
Sheldon and Julia Blanc will be the more
conspicuous assistants.
The English melodrama at the Murray
Hill will be Led Astray.' william Bran.
well, who was out OF last weeks bill, will
reappear In the heroic role. and the other
Boucicault parts will be acted by. Alice
johnson, Laura Hope Crews, George Henry
Trader and Robert McWade. Jr'
Ward and Vokes, whose grotesque
tramps are as funny in farce as they were
In vaudeville. come TO the Grand Opera
House tomorrow for a week OF run, They
bring a new show entitled The Head Wait.
ers." Like the Floorwalkers and Ward
ard vokes's other pieces 1t Is a gathering
of song, dance and humor. with very little
plot, hut much gaycty. Lucy and Maggie
DAILY play the parts next 10 the stars, and
tn company is said TO include hfty persons.
several farccs that have been popular
IN Broadway win be revived by stock COM
panles here tomorrow. The Greenwall
COMPANY Of the Columbia will show My
Friend From, India Some songs will
AZ Proctor's Fifty-eight Street The
Prixton Burglary" will be acted for the
first time by a repertory stock. com-
pany. Some 81 the original cast, including
W. J: Ferguson, have been engaged
troupe viii head the between-the-acts
vaudeville in which Emmy's trained fox
terriers and Press Eldridge Will figure.
The farce that Proctor actors will play
Mr. Rugie,' In which Annie Russell acted
at the Lyceum several years ago. The
vaudeville will include John Garfield and
Violet Carleton in an operate sketch,
George Evans, Fake and Semon. Gus
Williams and Pierce and Egbert.
The entertainment at the Harlem Proctor
theatre viii be made up Of comedy. bur
lesqus and vaudeville. A the White
Horse Tavern Will have -Surelock Holmes
and between it's acts specialties will he
given by the Six Tyroleans, the five Noises,
James j. Morton and the Carmen sisters.
Jerome IT. E1iy's and Alice lves's de-
lightful rural comedy OF The Village Post
its humor and sentiment viii probably
Smith O'Brien will come 70 the Third
Avenue in G 7; MURPHY Irish drama IA Of
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and salvation viii be among Mr.. O'Brier's
Incidental songs.
The star viii have the native ~melodrama
Of An American Gentleman" which hN
been popular for more than a year.
The first performance ia America u
Georg EAge's comedy. The Excursion
Iltp M3ralty.' will be give on Tuesday
IN German at the Irving Place.
4 musical piece called 'sarona', by
Iegrand Rowland, and aspiring TO grand
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