The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-21
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Hyperion Eheater. UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES TO-
 NIGHT

Hvnerion Eheater.
 1 UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES" TO- NIGHT.
 1 Miss Grace George is well fitted by nature for the part selected by William A. Brady as a vehicle for the display of her talents. The stellar role in "Un- der Southern Skies" is a young south ern belle and Miss Georges natural grace, beauty and vivacity make the part irresistibly attractive. Miss George is remarkably talented young woman and has speedily won her way to the very front rank of women stars. Her style of work is distinctiVely her own she copies no one. Her methods are delicously natural-she never strains or poses for applause or laugher put sue ceeds in winning both by the quiet charm and force of real feeling artlsti- cally expressed Added to her tlnlshed work as an actress, she possesses youth, loVeiness of face and form and per sonality that delights all who see her The success of Miss George in Under Southern Skies throughout a run Of nearly three months in New York city has established her beyond doubt as an attraction of the very first class The company supporting Miss George is large and carefully selected one, and the entire production of the. play is as beautiful and complete as has ever been put upon the stage. Miss George will appear in Under Southern Skies at the Hyperion tonight. Seats now, sell ing. Prices $1.5O, $1 and T5 cents.
 The numerous admirers of that ster- ling comedian Billy E. Van will be pleased to hear that he has an exceed ingly happy part as livery servant for a famous prima donna in My Antoln- cite" The stage settings and costumes that will be used in Alfred F. Aaron's musical comedy production Of My An toinette" at the Hyperion tomorrow, Washington's birthday, matinee and Washington's birthday, matinee ana night, are said to be on scale of strlk- ing magnificence. The production will be the most extensive ever made in q show of this kind. The cast is one of the strongest obtainable and the chorus contains nearly one hundred women, who can sing and act as well as look beautiful. The company includes Billy B. Van, Josephine Hall, Frank Smith son, Edmund Mulkay, Harry Corson Clarke, Beatrice Darlington, Nettle Black and others Seats now on sale. Prices s1.5O,. s1 and 75 cents
 A reception to the supreme court jus tice of Illinois will be held at the Fly perion in this city soon. The affair will no doubt be a most fashionable one, as Frank Keenan, the inimitable charac- ter actor, will be the center of attrac- ton. Hon. John Grigsbys reception in the second act of the play of the same name is a stage picture that has been photographed many times by request or photographic artists in different cities where it has been produced. The dec- orations. flowers and bunting, and the action of competent actors make thls scene a prominent one. MT, keenan, supported by superb cast, will be seen at the Hyperion next Monday night. Seats now on sale. Prices $1.50, $1 and 75 cents.
 The management of the Hyperion theater next Tuesday will present the Augustin Daly Musical company in that dainty delightful musical gem, san Toy," which met with universal favor during it's long run at Daly's theater, New York, last season. The charming piece will be presented with an excep- tionally strong cast, which includes Samuel Collins, George K. Fortescue, Melville Stewart, Sarony Lambert, H. S. Piggott Joseph Canto, Paula Ed wards. Elgie Bowen, Marie Celeste and Isabel Hall. Seats on sale tomorrow Prices s1. 50, $1 and 75 cents.