Evening journal., 1903-11-14
Theatrical Notes

At the opera House last night "t'ran-
cesca, da Re1nini" was presented before [
a small sized audience. which, how
ever. WAS expected after the great
Viola Allen house. Porter J. White ID
the role of the deceived warrior and
Olga Verne as Francesca, We're ac-
cepabie. oliver ]. White was the
Paoli and John Sturgeon. the Jester
Manager .Bayis Of the Grand Opers
House announces that Lawrence -
Crsay in The Earl Of Pawtucket' Will
be the attraction at the Opera HOUSE
on November 20.
The THANKSGIVING attraction at the
Opera House viii be "a Hot Old Time.
some great attractions are booked for
the Opera House in December. Among
them usn be John Drew in his new
play, Isabel Irving in "The Crisis ane
The Rogers Brothers.
Rachel Goldstein, or the Struggles
of Poor Girl In New York" which
VIII be the attraction at the Lyceum
on Thursday, November 10. Will, with
out a doubt be the dramatic novelty
of the season. II pictures on the
stage character never before ats
tempted. IL IS that Of a poor Jewish
girl who comes to this country with
her father I'm search Of "a livelihood
The story Of her trials and privations
and her final triumph, go to make UP
the latest. play from the pen of Theo-
dore Kremer.
The introduction OF o band OF Spanish
musicians En- MARTA of the I.owhnds,
whicn will be seen az the Grand Opera
House tonight. is one OF the details ihaf
atcips to Efve atmosphere 20 Harrison
GREY Flaira's production OF Angel Cui.
meras play of Californian peasant life
The important part THAT music plays Dr.
tho iife OF che Latin races Is well-known
enpd q presentation of tho Spaniarc
would not be complete without his gu'.
tar. Humble as ait the Catalonian peas.
ants, they possess keen musical sens.
and their folk-songs are rich in melody
and quantity characteristic in concep-
ton.
The Myrlslo and Harder Company beg o
weeks engagement at Grand Opera
House on Monday afternoon in the Tide
OF Fortune with My Jim at night and nn
Tuesday evening Joseph Debrants stor,
detective life, Caught On the Web; Tac
day natiner Two jolly Rover; Saturday.
matinee lem B. parkors oonedy dramf
Iastle Alabama Saturday evening h
sensational melodma. A Hidden Crime.
There arc few dramas OF today IN which
the chsIudtars are so widely Ginereni a.t
at tho same time so true 60 lfe as the
IN Now York Day by Day. the melo-
Monday November 16 with matinee dallr
'rhe types are not those readily seen d.
the esual visitor In the metropolis Only
ono who knows THE city intlmately an
has seen the under side Of life an fg
nooks and CORNERS, can claim ncqua
ance with the originals.
The New New Workers in "Searchurtis
Of a Great city" claim TO have the l'7
word IN electrical effects. All The recen
inventions that have been so extensively
adapted 10 stage purposes have been se-
cured by thls attraction. The music
also special feature. and the company
includes n number of wollAtrained Vocnl-
fists. Wfth handsome scenic equipmer'
sensation IA abundance and "a well-writ.
ten play there Is little doubt Of tho sue
cess OF thas engagement which begins a
,sc lYceyu Monday November %, 10
three days stay. The Shamrock III ani
Roliance International Yacht Race Is ons
of soverhl inter-nct special feafui
added.
William Favershaw ana his compan
have arrived On New York from the Soul
40 rehearse a new play. Miss Elizabeth
Prisoner" romantic comedy 10y R. j.
stephens AND E. l.. Swete. Charles Froh
maa viii give the play its first production
next Monday uight in Baltimore.
Grpce George begins a brief enGleo
neut In pretty poggy" tomorrow even
ing November l6, an CTe Broad stree
Thoafre phnadelphia. Following .h
booking Miss George will show william
a. Brady's exquisite production Of Fran
cos Aymar Matthew'S play at the Harlem
Opera House, New York; Ford's Oper
House BalHmore the Princess Theatr,
Toronto; tho Academy OF Music, Montreal
the Amphion Theatre Brooklyn; the New
ark Theatre Newark; the Columbia The
alre, Bosbon; the Garrck Theatre, CHI
cago. and wyndham's New Theatre, Loi
don.