New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

at the Princess Theatre tomorrow night will be
produced for the first time IN English Heidelberg.
an adaptation by Aubrey Boucicault. who viii play
the leading part of the comedy Of German student
life that has lust closed most successful run OF
FIVE weeks at the Irving Place Theatre in this city
and which ran for 800 nights in Berlin Mr. Boucl-
CAN'T has himself ctristened the character OF the
Young prince which he is to play a German
TAiclon~ How far his version conforms 10 the
0--si-a1 remains 10 be seen but from the advance
notices il would appear that the resemblance IS
close. save that kathie. who might be called II
America "a college widow falls in love with the
prfnce between acts. and is not shown IN lIldt
dainty scene when she presents him on their hIst
meeting with a bunch Of flowers. making a bashIui
little speech and reciting poem IN ms hoaUT. Iit
a special effort has been made by MT bouc.cett ~
- Secure six-foot actors for the student parts 50
Jaat the slender physique OF me prGe pdie me- the
soils student atmosphere Of Heidelberg As q
motif for the play he has chosen the poem q
When al the world is young, lad,
Chief in his support is Kathie played by Miss
Minnie Dupree. and the Count Won Asteroere'
played by Robert Lorraine
At the New-York Theatre on Tuesday night will
be shown Z new musical play by STANCE and I'd
wards author and composer OF Dolly Warden
csued when Johnny Comes Marching Home" 1t
has spent most of the season so far in Boston II
Is war play as well musical piece ana snow
marching men and military scenes the CiFl "ei
songs are worked into the music and the costumes
Of the time predominant. Three hundred and @ nIty
people are employed in the Prod4cteSt, ert 4Ibert
sTcr;1ckin' Homer Lind. George Backus. Maurice
Darcy Agernon Aspland MaTde Lanper.ii aii md
Kennedy Lucille Saunders. julia Glnord anu
Theins Fair.
Monday. al the Fourteenth Street Theatre. Joe
1yel-b q favorite on the vaudeville stage. will
ma ke his first appearance as dramatic star IN d
new local drama by Hal Reid, called Inc Feo-
dler" In the new play Mr. WEIGH Will be seen as
Abraham Jacobsen the pedler. The piece tells
he sheep
family from bad companions, races, gambling ana
women A woman takes the boy from nome Gu
drags him down. The father. who years beiore % nau
found little blind child and brought 1t up as II 1t
were his own learns that the child Is IN redH's
along the crooked path. The child is apouctc99
hv her fosts- father. The then turns over d
leaf. The woman Is shot py her IT, scenes
show Herald square Pell-st- in Chinatown Cooper Cooper
Union, Tammany Hall and other Wen
localities
All is grist that comes to the press agents mill
From all over the country there have poured
into the Office Of Liebler & Co clippings i.Oin ~
various papers about Hall caine. author OF Inc
Eternal City and most Of these chpplhss O.
anything but complimentary They 90 not ia tI1 ,
Frank Witsch. however He shows theih -
gIee and is preparing a collection Of the plthese
and most hostile Some of them make good reao-
ing as he truthfully asserts, as the following eA
amples may possibly indicate;
Hall Caine looks like Shakespeare. but II his -
not likely that any Bacon VIII get creoiI Ao ~
works-'-Kokomo Dispatch
Hall Game is said be suffering from osspT1e ospT1er
sa. Having read two OF Hall came > So
books we do not wonder at it -''-Wor orces'er spy
Hall Game is suffering from nervous coliaPSe; Z
He is now in position 10 sympaihlze Win 1"'
readers Of his novels''-El Paso Times
When Hall Caine born and diseogeTg9 roS n1T
birth notice in small type he howled plteousi' 4
two weeks.''-Fort Worth Scinitar
Hall Caiue horses the critics into adss[
his piav Farnun's nags drew cages ana iooI
Hence Hall as an equestrian makes fodrhuAl +0
like thirty cents. (SicD"-Denver News
Perhaps il is only fair in connection Win iiiiS "
allow Hall Caine himself word just oeiofe |
sailed for England he remarked that ne suPpoSso
his plays had been produced here as the wolh u
Bronson Howard or Clyde Fitch they would nave
had a different reception from the criucs' ne
pointed to an incident in the career OF lae par;s
Dumas in proof Dumas. he SAID tahine ,>ia-s
ian cornnapv n, Florence with two OF MS pays
"Antony'' and ..Richard Darlington, was LoI
bic6en TO produce them because OF tIls 1s
plays were produced under different NAMES ,S an
attributed TO Scribe They were warfily a,,-a
which gave Dumas a certain rnalclo1s Pea9N-
But can the brand of Game be hidoeht
Kid Broad, lightweight prizehgneef' " - =
Herald Square theatre a week ago TO see Mains
field in Julius Cesar At the box oiiice ne o'0o
not get After he had eheefeu ti = -
On admission he could not get near eho'ei '-