The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-10
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Hyperion Iilenter.
JEFFERSON DE ANGELES AP-
 PEARS TO-DAY

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 JEFFERSON DE ANGELES AP-
 PEARS TO-DAY.
 Jefferson De Angelis, the universally
 popular comic opera comedian, will ap- pear at the Hyperion to-day, matinee
 and night, in his operatc success en-
 titled "A Royal Rogue" This is his
 second season in this piece, and he is reported to have broken his own rec
 ords everywhere. His character in the
 piece is even more congenial to him
 than his roles in "The Little Trooper"
 The Wedding Day or The Jolly
 with his new songs and dances and 1 original foolery. "A Royal Rogue" was written for the comedian by the author of 'El Capitan' and The Charlatan," 1 Charles Klein, and the music. which is described as being particularly bright and dainty is by William T. Francis. MT. De Angelis will be supported by large company of handsome women and clever men. "A Royal Rogue" will be handsomely put upon the stage, with an elaborate scenic outfit and rich and handsome costumes. Seats now on sale Prices Sl.50, $1, 75 cents and 50 cents.
 The scene in which Glen Masters (Douglas Fairbanks) calls upon Wis count Canning CHerbert Kelcey) in the third act of Her Lord and Master and calmly proposes to discuss the hap pfness of the latter's American wife, is unconventional and decidedly amusing. Douglass Fairbanks has made a big hit in the part. He is said to be the young est actor on the American stage. "Her Lord and Master after enjoying a prosperous run at the Manhattan thea ter, New York, will be presented for the first time at the Hyperion next Monday. Seats now on sale. Prices s1 50, $1, 7j cents and 50 cents.
 The bright musical comedy Morocco Bound is booked at the Hyperion next Tuesday night For three years the piece has been running along gayly in London and 1t recently concluded an engagement of three months at the Co., lumbia theater Boston. The story is
  the squire's fine estate on the banks of the Thames, London. while the second act takes place in the palace of the Vizier at Morocco. This ridiculously- theme serves the purpose of ereat ting fun galore, the introduction of charmingly tuneful musical numbers, g. l large chorus of pretty girls and splen- did costumes. The same superb cast of ! engaged in the Boston pro- duction will be seen here. They in- clude Dan Collyer, Philip Branson, w. [ Herman West. F. Lovatt Fraser. P. w. [ Mcguire. Templar Saxe, Bertram God frey, Edith Bradford Florence Hol- brook, Tillie Salinger, Hattie Moore, Maud Francis and Eloise Sargent. Seats now on sale. Prices s1 50. s1, 75 ,ents and 30 cents
 kyrle Belew, the chivalrous Gaston ie Marsac of the "A Gentleman of France" drama, which has created ,uch a sensation In New York this sea 'on. and which will be seen at the Fly ,erion next Friday and Saturday, with matinee Saturday, is the fortunate sole 'wner of six celebrated gold mines on he Palmer River gold field of North Queensland, Australia. The yield from hose mines up to date is over 10000 ounds in gold, and they have been talk n up by powerful London syndicate o whom MT Bellew has agreed to dis ose of them. The Queensland govern nent geologist reports them to be the ichest gold-bearing reefs yet known in Queensland. Mir. Bellows recent visit Q Australia was in connection with hese properties.