The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-26


the title roll.
The first popular-price company this
way this season will be the Gaynor-
Pollock Company. which commences a
five-nights engagement Monday, Nov.
8. The company is said to have some
good plays in it's repertoire, and to
make a speciality of vaudeville stunts
between every act.
An event of unusual interest to music
lovers is the engagement of Herr An
dreas DIPPED, the renowned tenor, who
will appear in concert one night, Nov.
Il. Herr DIPPED has been in America
six times. the last four as the leading
German tenor with the Metropolitan
Opera Company of New York; where
he has sung the Wagnerian roles, which
he studied with Hans Richter in Wen
ma. His versatility and linguistic abil-
ity are remarkable, and his voice lends
itself as readily to lyric as dramatic
music, he having successfully sung as
many as 81 different roles in rs differ
ent operas. Upon application of the
box office reservations for seats can
now be made. Preference as to seats
when the sale opens will be in the or
der Of reservations made.
Lord Strathmore," romantic
drama whose dramatic version Is taken
from Ouida's popular novel of
Strathmore," is thoroughly modern in
Its construction and full of heart in
terest throughout the entire five acts.
Ehe action is interspersed with
enough refined comedy and pathos to
mold the audience.
David Traitell, the manager, has iong
IdnnfiGAI xxy;fI TO-, 0f he
pest attractions throughout the United
States. He has spared neither time
nor money to give to this drama a
careful presentation. The company
mas been carefully selected in regard to
me adaptability and talent of the peo-
pie for the characters. At their head
stands Virginia Drew Trescott, an ac-
tress of the Olga Nethersole type.
me management has surrounded her
oy company, of players who have all
mad experience in leading roles, and are
selected for their fitness for the char
acters intrusted to their care. In fact
Lord Strathmore" in its presentation
tnls season and it's first introduction
70 the public, will be, rendered by an
al-star cast Seats are now on sale.
me special matinee prices are: Adults,
Oh cents; children, 25 cents, admission
70 the gallery. Regular prices pre-
'el at night.
David Warfield's first appearance as
d star will be an event of conspicuous
interest Friday night He sprang into
unusual prominence last season as a
sStar, and the predictions that had long
oeen made by his friends were fulfilled
" the last degree. His tour embraced
ohiy the larger cities, including his
Invariably successful run of four
Wonths at the Bijou Theater, New
tt,ork, and the truth and delicacy of
nlS art in legitimate theatricals not
olily occasioned amaZement, but gen.
ldl delight. His appearance here OBJ
ANS additional Importance because 1t
WIN bring the star forward in new
s.omedy of character, entitled The
Aucloneer." The entire production IS
ndue by, and will come under the d.
aecuon of David Belasco, whose skill
a. a producer may safely be said to
S'ahd second to that of no other
n.inerlcan manager. His reputation for
enhg his stage offerings the most
tI,eIul attention in every smallest de-
tI-not to mention the more impor-
ant elements of scenery and company
al least give promise that the abili-
nes OF the talented Warfield will in
~ way suffer for want of proper sur
me Auctioneer" tells an interesting
b,,Iy OF the varying fortunes-mostly
",hHorous, now and then pathetic-of
'"e only Levi" who, when the play