Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-17
THEATRICAL
 CHATTER
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John J. McEally, the librettist, and 1drnest Gros, the scenic artist, paid q visit to Harvard college in Cambridge, Mass, last week to make sketches for the second act scene of the new ve- nlc1e in which Klaw and ErIanger will present the Rogers Brothers next sea son. "The Rogers Brothers in Har- yard"
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 Harry Bulger and Joe Cawthorne, two of the most talented comedians on the American stage, will continue in the production of ''The Sleeping Beau ty and the Beast'' next season, playing their present roles of King Bardout and Lena the maid. Both have scored remarkable personal hits in this pro- duction.
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 Andrew Mack will close his season in From Moore'' at Meriden. next Sar- urday evening" Mir Mack's present tour has been the most successful he has ever played as a star. He has made a distinct hit in the role of the Irish poet, and has shown that he possesses the talent that warrants his aspirations to follow in the footsteps of
 
 other players of refined Irish charac- ter. who enjoyed a remarkable vogue on the American stage in the past. Rich & Harris will continue to present Mir Mack in From Moore" the early part of next season and will then star him in new play by Theodore Burt Sayre.
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 4l,1 = Columbus. O., newspaper that she had no intentions whatever of joining the ranks of those players who are to de vote themselves to Shakespeare next season. "On the contrary" says Mis-. Irwin, T shall continue in my line o1 business. probably emitting the coor songs, which have seen their best days and l may go in a little more for tn, slap stick and musical comedies Al the stories about my plans are nor, or less premature. No one will obiec to my denying any intentions of goin. into Weber & Fields; there is no trutl h the report that am going 10 ioil forces with Peter Daily. nor am l |, retire-just yet. I will appear befor you next season as of wore as simpl- May Irwin with something entertain ing.
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 Martin Harvey's appearance in Ney York next October in The Children o the King" and a repertoire which vii include "The Only Way .sThe Cieai cite Makers Romance" and Re Freeman Willis's After Al.'' a ney version of Eugene Aram.v will intro duce to the American public an acto who iss one of the greatest players o the English stage. 'The Children c the King was presented in Londo some years ago before Mr Harvey. b, came star. He appeared in it nal ing a success. The action of the pla is accompanied by very beautiful inc music by Eumperdinck Mir Harye became famous in night in Londo in the character of Sydney Carton 'The Only Way.' It is predicted ths his appearance in America in this pal will attract great attention.
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 Mary Mannering and Kyrle Belle, and the company that will suppol them in their special tour in Frank NJ hee's revival of "The Lady of Lyons are rehearsing at the Garrick theatt :. In New York under the direction ( NNihiam Seymour The cast is vel Riented one and includes such wide Apwn players as Edwin Arden. Ala IN Arbuckle. Edward Abeles. ". I TilHlapson. Russell Crawrord. Brande TFna\, Becton Radford. Kate Patisf SeltouN Mrs w. c. Jones and May D venporf\ Seymour After one week the Garhek theater. opening the 19 inst, three weeks will be played. Il route including Boston. Hartford. Ne Haven, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Was 1n2fon. Pittsburg Chicago. St Lou Indianapolis, Detroit Buffalo, RocIe fer and Syracuse. With the exceptis of two performances in Boston and fl 1n Ghfeago Miss Mannering and A 8e1lew will make but one appearan - o6cb place after leaving New York