The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

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That tnudnn's actor are diplo-
mats a. we'll - eNr-llsnt PLAYERS j. shown
In tNe later' inoVs~ ~ Charles NyndhAr
and R.-rbohm Tres IN. Wyuiham story
gos- hack more than a rear 10 the tim"
when he prosiuc,Si Mr. Danes Defence" >
In that play lena A-hw.ll advanced IN
one night from the position 81 an ~acCrptahl"
leading woman To the fr-, rank among
English emotional actresses. u was tn"
part 'hs, M~argar-t Anglin PLAYED her."
that brough, her forward For wears
Mary Moore had b,~n with Mr. Wyndham
and her ROYAL supremacy AZ his th-atr" II
said to have been ~ complete ~ Ada
Rehan's At Daly'- Sh. - supposed to
have objected To Mr. Wnydhsm accrp'ing
MR.. Danes D.fcrre," heCsuse u gaV"
her tho scSnndarv female part, and sh"
consented only When Mr. Jones brought
Lady Edsfrdg on ~ m. end ~ the third act
a. a champion IT the crushed Mrs Dane.
and q participant In the hig climax Sh"
was satisfied until tho fir-i night. when Miss
Ashwrll schicv-d a triumph In m" fol-
lowing play Miss Ashwell was consigned
To a poor part. aud In IN" NEXT drnpps~i
entirely. Rut Mr. Wvndham II too shrewd
70 lose - valuable property, even To satisfy
Miss Moor. He fsrmrd Miss Ashvrll
out for n SEASON. while Henry Arthur Jones
was writing y play for her 80 star IN She
will not, u-urp Misc Moora's place on the
stage Of Wyndham'- Theatre. hut will
open hi- new hou~" in ~ Martins Ian"
and reign there a. long a. m" publ" like-
TO have her do AZ.
Tho Jones drama j. finished and j. aid
To ~pntsin m ultra, motionAl character for
Miss A-hwell. which she will study under
HE direction this summrr charles froh-
man has bought " for America and Will
produce u ~ the Empire M January with
Margare' Anglin IN Miss ishvells PAR
that j.. ~ cuur-r. providing " II successful
In London In the meantim. Nr Wynd-
hams several failures have driven him
10 r~evivsl-
T. l. now = question whether NJ WIND
hams diplomacy can achieve even y greater
success than IN tho Moor"-A-hwell casa
Henry An hur Jones H. wiring q drama
with two NAL. role, - equal ,mprr,ance.
d--ign.i for Mr. wyndham and Sir Henry
Irving Definite arrangement for their
combination have not h"ru mai.. hut
they hay" evidently held out huI- or Nr
Jone- would no. continue uu ~" scls'r"
Mr. Wvrdham - Also having Dudley Nor
gan write \ drama for hts ueN' SEASON.
although that new dramati-t iaii'-i ~ sup
plying him with II. End A., a story
Mr. Tp-'- diplomatic suo,,-~ Iu I. ming
hi ,l,i for The Merry Wi'"- e Niud~rr'
NAV have -nW" effect "n ar lr,fngWyui-
ham Cu'LbiUuttor II mast has" required
~eNt-aprdluarN tact - well ~ money 90 g'i
Ellen Terry and Mr. k"rGai fo a,t ~ 'h"
same" COMPANY, h"'tr-'. gSi'.r from in'l"
professional position. ~ %s"Iara'" -'ai-.
they have Presumably fought each .fh'r 90
tho uew~p1I-r> Years agu. when Miss
Terry had a ve-v small -iage r"pU'1'ior
ami Mr. k.ndsl nor" th'v N'r" ~ M" ~gr"
provincial production II \ Midsummer
Nights Dram" Mr. H.rGal. 'h,u Known
~ Madgc Roberts ". acted a PAR e 'riv
four "r fvc lines w Joining NJ Tee sH"
has tu abandon n now drama called Mrs
Hamil'on's silence. which IA" and h'f
husband rn,eu'lv tried OFT ~ town and
were about - produce N London Hi.-
Terry was - have returned 80 Sir Henry
lTviug> ~ IN II" Merchant -
VENICE. which b" vii hardly liar" STAG"
without her famous Iur'iG. u fact that ha.
raised rInor- ~ n NnRl s'Uar1tipu l"'V'-u
Irving and Terry Particularly or"u-iv"
10 the knighi must l." he- Connect n with
Tree. who - hI~ direct rival ~ London.
although not here
Two play, allied The Diploma Ncro
announced fur ~pr,siu.ilou ~" sam" week
IN London n New N"rE Charles
Wvniham charged ~" name ~ Dudley
Morgan 10 IN" Ind Il a story. 80 thai
vh"n brought 90 America IL could not H.
confused With ~" fdrr" ~ which William
COLLIER acted BU' Morgan play will never
b. imported 'llrl"- frnhiuAu asked
NsdelT" lu~'tte Ryl"v 90 Dall her drama.
which va produced n ID" Shai"shurN
lat week. something ".Sr 'Han W" t'ras-
Wldnw h-srnu-n wi" lI'h had already
s..l.cfeI and announced tint ''le Tor M
,aNp f.. - f4F II4F. Hll..tTuHt (which la
the wav. Mr. tr"hmln NIl sag" A. tho
savoy a. announced, dS-pI'" Mr. BLOOD
goods marriage - Mr. laiml--'rl Mr.
Rvley r"fu-'i. hu' according 20 reports
from London No. trpuhl" viii "usue be-
Grass Widow dsd ~ IT. hrst hearing
Therr seemed 20 - much doubt A. TO
whether "a" story Wa Intended To- l. ac-
,ep'e i seriously or with Laughter, 4 vague
u,.-. equally fatal elfh.T way \ gtrl study
lng art IN psri- rad married an unsitrar'iNa
Russian, who lcf' her a gra-- widow amid
he IONS ~ the CITY uf pleasure and
went io Japan BIt ther" vas methud IN
his MADNESS t+CaI-s' IN his return he tr-d
70 divorce her and Wa disappointed AT
hi- failure Paul Arthur and " k@"v"-
smith W-r" ia" only actors ~ To" cast
we'll known h"t"
Although most 81 tho English dramatists
writ" with naiIv. actors a. primary OBJ
Iect~, with American predictions To- follow.
several are a. work IN plays Tor ~ James
VI Barrie l. making another Om"dy Tor
Maud" adams. wtn acted LAZY Bnbh'o
isfure Ninifr"d Emery 81 London did
She has d"Cid"d not tu ~av" quality Str',t"
for her London debut. and MI fruhrnnn
will stag ~ there ~ M" fall Withuui her
Jerom. n .Ierume has finished a plav Tor
the American market. A. b" did Ni-~
Hobbs and John lUgeri'i "a The former
was Intended for John Drew. but the fe-
rnai- par ~a- - gv-rt that Mi-- Russell got
u Now "" will $50 n h" frs that actress