New-York tribune., 1902-12-21

Owing to the unfortunate illness of Miss Barry
more and the consequent closing of the Savoy
Theatre. there will be Broadway opening thls
week after all. Charles Frohman will make New
York a Christmas present next Thursday evening
AT the Savoy of Clyde Fitch's latest play, The
Girl with the Green Eyes, original play in four
acts. Its title role viii be played by Miss cara
Bloodgood, and the cast will include Robert
Drouet John w Albaugh, jr-, Charles Abbot,
Lucille Flaven Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh, Mrs Nc
Kee Rankin Edith Taaferro. Mary Blyth. Helena
Otis. Felice Morris. Lucille Watson, Angela heir
Walter Dickinson, Harry Z. Asmus. Louise Deirnar
Henry de Barry Clara 3. Hunter Ellen Rowland
J. r. Cooley. Elsa Garrett and Frank Brownlee.
The play derives its title from the nickname
which Jimmy TiIlman who has just been married
Jack Austin has received from her parents
They called her THE girl with the green eyes be-
cause Of her Jealous disposition; Sometimes, the the
goes il pretty strong with her young husband
The latter UNDERTAKES to help Jinny's brother out
Of bigamous state in which he had placed him
self by his youthful follies. having married d
shopgirl while he a student at Yale and IN
intoxicated condition, and then. later having
secretly married young woman OF ms ssIer ] at 70
help Jinny's brother and the young woman. ne
the play he has many Guarrels with her. jimmy S
green eyes heap up the troubles OF the couple u1-
most to suicide Timely explanation of the com
pcations is reached. with the customary agreea
termination Of the msunderstandings ana mls1orI-
unes Of all concerned
at the entrance to the Manhattan Theatre and de-
mands Of all who come the passport of an orches-
seat check. has never been considered by those
who pass him humolist His mustache Is
seldom lifted by the breath of speech. and stil less
frequently by laugh. But it would seem there
are bubbles in the stest pools.
The other afternoon man entered from the
street with quick steps and inquired Of the door
keeper Where can find MIR. HaSs?"
Mr.. Hays. Mr.. Hays" the doorkeeper SAID IN
SLOW and reflective tones tleTe Is no SUCH iii
connected with the theatre" -
Yes. there is the man replied he rs @ the au-
thor of this play. Mary OF Magdalia. tpronounc-
ing the name as if II were first cousin 10 the
nower). II want TO talk to MIN about it
Mr.. Heyse He has stepped out to luncheon just
now. Come back in two hours
Between the iirst and second acts OF "When
Johnny Comes Marching Home at the opening
night at the New-York Theatre last Iuesday Two
men were overheard in earnest discussion.
There are five Of them on the stage. strung
out in line einging most violently at quintet
said the first There is the general and the
widow; the sweet heroine with the generaIs over
coat containing the dispatches on her arin' anu
her lover; and there IS the small brother down De-
hind the high backed seat wanting TO get those
dispatches from the coat his sister hoios NO"
ali THAR singing Is avail; sister mugs tshtiy
me fate laden coat and the Coteuela a's Sit,1ii
brother is in despair, until many IaPpy "a &
pocker'-
Her pocket, you mean" said the other man.
ne Is girl" ,.,.
Way doan upon the Swanee kibber. ana 10!
after few bars sister lays the coat over lle pac
VI the seat where he can extract tAe oiioa us