New-York tribune., 1903-01-18

thinks wife should go. He applies to a founding
asylum. and seven or eight girls are sent TO
ns I'm 5o of M the pIace where she happened to be
f2qnd. Marks choice falls on the one called Lite
her training the sedate scientist and pnflanthropIst
Irritation ET9ffo and She and Emburys nephew Captain
George Lowell quickly come to a pleasant ana
grace not only for his debts but FOR an intrigue
the wife of his old friend Roger GoodIake The
captain is accordingly ordered TO Dublin by his
1pce who fGr ene IN UNI ne 3en bers oTe we ra
for years The action Of the play is resumed
falls seriously love with Peggy. after believing
sbandoned the dea Of marrying her Now it is
that Captain Lowell realizes that 1t is well TO pc
off with the old love before you are on Win tne
new and he has bad quarter OF an nouT Win WIN
Mrs Joanna Goodlake Gradually EmPury learHs T97a
In a scene with her guardian Peggy formally en-
convfnces him that true happiness lies in renun-
citation Ihe next nqrhlng ne UslgS sTi ~ +ba re
fran. My love IS like red, red rose: which was
the song that Lowell sang TO Peggy when they 1rsr
met
At the Herald Square Theatre Tomorrow night
De Wolf Hopper will appear Mr.. Pickwick in
comic opera built from Dckens's book 'Pickw1ck
Papers" He will be supported-and how far the
support is not an equal feature Of the play remains
to he seen-bv Digby Bell an ol1tinae friend OF Mr.
Hopper and of New-York theatregoers. Ben Will
apresr as Sam Weller. Charles Klein is the author
Of the book of the opera. Manuel Klein OF the
music and Grant Stuart Of the lyrics stuart @ VIII
also play the part of Jingle. Miss louise cunning II
will appear as Arabella Laura Joyce beI e1 as NJ NJ
BardeH aud Miss Marguerite clars as PGl5y III M
and as Mr.. Pickwick he is said 70 return 20 ms
several seasons ago 9 PaTrig55 % aEtePS Psper e
make dramatic version OF 5he PlskTlCh A & d",i,
opera was the best that could be done with II II
en9Fy rs 9rIspt n o' however to put it on the
KIaw & Erlanger's elaborateIy staged and COS
Mr. Blue Beard" will occur at the Knickeroocker
Theatre next Wednesday evening There will oe
ffteen scenes and two elaborate ballets' each re-
nr1rine over two hundred persons Ihe costumes
number. it is said. several thousana- Inc oooS ol
the piece has been "Americanizsd" BY j. J. Nc
Nay, who did similar % NOTE aa9ing aCg broadiy b
Beauty aad . the I BSasI Sa Iaved by Dan McAvoy as
dGlO MT Blue Beard Eddie Foy as Sister Eb4a9e Anne
8ePbeTt Bepb9g GaWthorne as Irish Patshaw Thomas
QBrien as Hatrae Samuel es s1timeats interest @t5
vii be carried by Miss Flora Parker as Fatima
Abdaiiah Miss Clara Hayel as Mira Miss z8 Bsssie
de Vote as Korsfai and Miss Mae Taylor as Aaloee-
Ferdinand Bonn. at the Irving Place Theatre. will
annear on Tuesday in new play by himself and
ThiIo Won Troths, entitled "Edles Blut three
act comedy IN which the author will play the
do,bIa role OF = horse dealer. Isidor KaImus. and
NanoIeon I This double role gives him cppor-
It, N display his versatility. in portraying the
character of the plain Hebrew and that Of the En-
r.-or NanoIeon tEdIes Blut' will be repeated
vy-adrasday Thursday and Friday evenings. To-
-,orrovT accedng to numerous requests. Ferdinand
T1o1n u4II repeat his performance OF Shylcck IN
81 xasneare,s THE Merchant OF VeEice AT sat
1880 matinee Herr Bonn will appear for the
onf time during his star engagement IN the title
UaI9 az DuuasS famous play. "kean" Saturday
+1or,inp Al 70 o'clock the second Of the morning
,,arforr7ances for schools will be given by Mr.
So1ris5 the programme OF this performance being
SChf1Ier's Wilhelm Tell
The DELAYED opening of the New Majestic Thea
IRE with The Wizard of Ok will occur without
fail II is announced. next Tuesday night
Mrs Osborn's Playhouse will again open to the
public on Tuesday evening. January z. when Frank
Lea short the small theatres lessee. will pre-
sent his company Of players in Romeo and Juliet
so far possible II was produced IN the time OF
shakespeare Mr.. Short chooses 10 spell H. He
is remodeIing the stage from its comic opera. OF
Osbornesque. style into reproduction Of the old
Swan Theatre. and quaint effect this change
might be expected produce. The details OF the
curious customs Of the playhouse in the seven
teenth century will be followed 70 the seating
OF the gallants the stage Whom viii Mr.. Short
elect as gsliants. though. \ change OF blh II 20
he made each week Performances OF plays OF
Decker Messenger. Haywood and Ben Jonson VIII
De given and possibly some OF the rnoralty ana
nystery plays OF the fifteenth century For