The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28

picts The story briefly recites how
typical young American who has gone
a. rather swift pace and been expelled
from college, loves girl who has in
herited money. The girls brother has
foolish notions (since his other sister
has married a Duke) about marrying
her to a title. He opposes the Yale
student, but finally compromises on
the condition that the lover, young
"Ridgeway," played by Mr.. Ross, goes
back to college, and makes a name
for himself etc. Ridgeway and the
girl, however, marry secretly, deter
mining to keep 1T quiet" She later
visits with a girl friend Ridgeway's
rooms, discovers him in the act of
giving a breakfast to two music hall
girls, planned by the Duke, who takes
this means of testing his wife's love
through her jealousy, having tele-
graShed her to come on to New Haven.
Complications follow, and the third and
last act sees the whole party aboard
Ridgeway's yacht, the Coryphees,
where the obstinate brother, hoping
to avert what he thinks will be a scan
dal, consents to a marriage, which is
promptly performed by the clergyman
who performed the first ceremony and
who is in the seCSet. Into this running
plot there has been worked an abund-
ance of bright dialogue of that quick,
clean American kind that fairly bub-
bes over with mirth and good humor.
James Shesgreen and John B. Rey-
nolds, who are managing the tour of
"On the Quiet are experienced mana
gers and have surrounded Mr.. Ross
with the following players: Charles
B. Poor, Charles G. Stevens, James
Marley, Lloyd,H. Patterson, F. New
ton-Lindo, Lucille Num-, Gertrude Dali
ton, Baggo Conklin, Helen Mills, Bes-
sic Stephenson, Joseph WOODBURY. and
the Japanese actor, Sachiro Oida. Seats
are now on sale. Matinee prices, adults,
50 cents; children, rs cents, admission
to the balcony. Regular prices at
night
Hoyt's greatest and best farce, "a
Stranger irf New York" will be pre-
sented Wednesday matinee and night.
Another Hoyt farce will be the attrac-
ton on Thursday, matinee and night,
when "A Trip to Chinatown" will be
presented. "Black PATTI and her trou-
badours come next on Friday, for two
performances, and on Saturday. at the
matinee and at night, will be seen Mrs.
Bruno in F. Marion Crawford's lat
est, and said to be, best dramatic
work, 'Unorna." This play was pro-
duced for the first time in Richmond,
Va, on Sept. %. and received gen
uine ovation.
Something new and decidedly pleas
Ing to the regular patrons of the the
alter will be the presentation of "A
Stranger in New York" and "a Trip
to Chinatown" at one-half regular
prices, and Manager Seeskind is au-
thority for the statement that these
two plays have never been more sat
isfactorily produced by any company,
or at twice or three times the admis-
sion price. For schedule of prices see
below.
The shows coming this way this sea-
son are among the very best to be had,
and many new plays will be seen here
Tor the first time during 1902-03. OF
course, many of the old-timers and al
Ways-popular plays, also, will be among
the other attractions. The matinees,
IN which the present theater manage
ment believes, are becoming vert+ Pop
uiar, and have been attended by equal
~ as large audiences as the night per-
Iormances, and enables the ladies and
children 10 witness the best productions
at but little cost.
Think of It'll The average and reg
uar patron of the Theater is not ac-
eqstomed to seeing produced at pop
Gar prices such a comedy as the late
Sharles w. Hoyt's "a Stranger in New
iork. Yet this bright, entertaining
and altogether enjoyable play will be
presented at the Theater on next We'd
faesday, for matinee and night per-
FINANCE o,s at prices half and less than
N'I OF regular prices.
ms company carries a complete
scenic outfit. and an entire change of
,nuslc songs and specialties. 1t has
zen playing to big houses everywhere,
"I,u has received the most laudatory
'o1nIhents from the press.
IN Thursday. at the matinee and at
4sht will be seen another of Hoyts
TTlsezy farces. This time it will be "A
ZIP TO Chinatown" This popular at
@"etlon has always drawn large hous-
49, III savannah. and as presented here
o,, season, at popular prices, by an ex-
leht company. should sustain its
PAST reputation.
eats viii be on sale tomorrow
lining. Special matinee prices: Or
MIRA soc: balcony zoe: gallery. Toe.
ssnt prices, orchestra soc; balcony,
wv sue and 2oei gallery 1oc
sl. ne Black Patti Troubadours have
to.a.s given high class smart, up-
n'le, stage show. embodying refined
ST. comedy, tlp-top variety. swell
ds,iaiiles, and unavoidable singing
sing and cake walking, but this
lsth' II the advance reports be re-
r they not only outclass their for
4 v. hlsh STANDARD. but outrank any
XXX. nf noi0red SHOW ia the world
"tlng varied bin 81 entertain
Il s. mere are fsFfy people in the
u ps,s including Black Patti, John
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