The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-05
ENTERTATNM ENIS.
Hyperion ,rheater.
SKY FARM" TONIGHT.

| SKY FARM" TONIGHT.
 Charles Frohman made his debut in
 the field of country plays at the begin ming of the current season when he
 raised the curtain of the Boston Mu-
 scum on Sky Farm" the play he is to present at the Hyperion theater this evening. As is we'll known the success of Sky Farm" at the Boston Museum was simply phenomenal the run having extended nearly four months and | brought to close only by prior con- | tracts for it's presentation in New York | city early in the new year. In view I of MT. Frohman's almost unerring | theatrical judgment in the past this new play may be safely anticipated as | a genuine type It is at least certain | that he will disclose a series of stage | pictures at once attractive and novel | together with fine acting by the follow ing we'll known people: Frank Losee,
 Forrest Robinson, Edwin Holt, Kath- crime Florence Jessie Busley, Caroline Whyte, Frederick Truesdell, Maud Hosford, Wright Kramer, Sarah Me Wicker, Fully Marshall Rose Flynn, William Crosby William T. Hodge, Frank Monroe. and others. Seats now
 on sale. Prices $1.50. $1. 75c.
 'The Climbers" is new and original
 comedy by Clyde Fitch which was pro-
 duced by Miss Amelia Bingham last
 season at the Bijou theater, New York,
 proved to be the sensational success of
 the theatrical year, totalling a run of
 POO night, will be seen for the first time
 here at the Hyperion Thursday night
 The play owes it's success to the per
 lection of it's production to it's brilliant
 collection of interpreters, and to the
 careful attention to detail in all mat
 ters exercised by the actress manager.
 The scenic equipment gives the prop
 CT idea of luxurious god taste. The
 presentation will enlist Charles Kent, James Carew, Bennett Sturgis, F'reder- ick Peters, George Stevens, Edmund Liston, Charles Master George Kinard, Joseph Robinson, Edward Chenoweth, Harry Wright, jr, Marguerite St. John Wood, Elta Proctor Otis, Elizabeth Barry, Marian Berg, Ethel Winthrop, Marian Giroux, Maude Ream Stover, Lillian Wright, Maizie Oliver. Seats now selling. Prices $150, $1, 76c
 Foxy Grandpa comes to us on Fri | day night at the Hyperion. Foxy Grandpa" is full of bright sayings, | specialties, dances, catchy songs which | are now fast becoming quite popular, | for example, "The Two Bad Boys" Military Charlie' 'The Gallant | Three" and "The Dancing Dollies. The story is told in three acts and the ' Springs hotel, Vermont, where Foxy Grandpa" has gone and taken his two grandsons "Chub" and "Bunt" on a vacation. MT. Hart as Foxy Grand pa" is ideal in the part, while Carrie DeMar does the best work of her ca reer. Mr Brady has surrounded these clever people with a company of ex- ceptional excellence, such as Eugene Bedding, Clifton Crawford, John F, Keefe, Charles H. Bates, Maurice Stone, Arthur Borani, and the Misses Beatrice Lieb Jane Demorest, Amelia arle Margaret Knight and Mile Fleu- rette Seats now on sale Prices s1, 75c J0c.
 As, fencer there is not an actor on the stage to equal James K. Hackett who will appear at the Hyperion in his atest and greatest success Don Cae- sars Return next Saturday night, February 8. MT Hackett gives Don Caesar all the encounters that that hot headed, fictitious individual might de- sire in his widest moments, The seen ery and costumes used in this produc- ion have been declared the most accu- ate and picturesque ever given to spanish romantic drama. It was seen ,n Broadway, New York, at Wallack's or nearly three months. Seats on sale Prices $1 50, $1, 75c.