New-York tribune., 1903-01-18

number of years r short has made mao study of %
The Eizabethan stage snd VIZ P5 Jne S sTsed 81
YaIe. Rarret Wendell. OF Harvard. and Frederick
Carpen5er o,Cfidn o. rn9 Tr snort has not an
1ounced the cast but he promises company or
known professionals
1o,7is Mann will appear az the Princess Theatre
+o,,orrovV in his new pIav By Charles r Nird-
If- s,-t+la7 The Consul" Mr. Mann has been
arnasrf1g in this play through the country vnde-
its former title of "Hoch der Consul For the
New-York engagement. however the play mas oeel
improved and the cast strengthened by the addI-
tio1 of Miss olive Nav. Miss Mabel Taiia-erro'
George Miller and others The Consul IS q
comedy in four acts the scenes taking place IN
the imaginary Principally of Cartnthia- Tne main
incidents are said TO be drawn from real NE. An
eccentric American Of considerable polucaI innu-
ence was appointed as United States Consul TO a
certain Austrian city. His action there led 70 MS
prompt recall II is this character that Mr. Mann
ta neM United staes B5 Gonsi at the Court q
Carnthia- He takes up his qhelsi poSi[Io3 @ ~ 's i
by making revolutionary speeches a%galnst against me ne
contr9r over his Subjects ard decides to any ht-
self by marriage with the PrI7elpaity OF
Consul and proves entirely successful He sends
his TesirT7a tion 10 washington and the fau Of the
rS SIS 80 him boUnd FOR home having had al
the diplomats service that he could WISH ror
,r,,a rrss will aDpear At the Metropolitan Opera
House next Tuesday afternoon mixed perform
ance made up Of different acts from plays m her
repertory. They will be the third acr OF La
Citta Morta.' the second act Of "Magda" and
% Por59 6Te5e6t 0t ah2 q: Fe cs because she has no
costumes made for the play-
Peter 2 Daley is a better prophet than Gsorrs
Ade would seem 70 be the moral Of the success
Of The Sultan OF SClu'' at Wallack's Thsatre
Before the fall season opened. while The sultan
was still playing in the West Mr. Ade. in con-
versatfon with a representative from The Tribune.
grew melancholy over the prospect for the comic
opera Of satire IN America Americans to-day,
he said. want coon songs. not satire / wouldnr
Try 70 write another opera book II there wasns
so much money in it-and tha1s good American
ion Az is lust Beginning said he. and per-
haps he is discouraged at the start; II e9rnie
fnd that the public Will oe only too glad 20 well
Ven there is an "Am Seats sold" sign on Wal
lacks Theatre every night now and u isnt rne
sultan Of suiu'' which IS responsible for the big
business Vtve Ia Satire!
uatfnees Of Heidelberg will begin Tuesday
at the Herald square Theatre
There viii be special Wednesday mstinees OF
MARY Of MagdaIa'' at the Manhattan on January
Is and February
Mr. and Mrs Goodwin will BE- the Hsr-
lem Opera House this week in The Altar Of
Friendship
Prince Of Tattsrs" will be ths Offering
Well we'll Hearts Alame." supposed 20 haVs
been auenched. burst again. this time At the
Murray Hln Theatre. where the play VIII be pre-
sented this week by the stock conpans-
Secret Service will be revived AZ ths American
Theatre
Roland Reeds play Lend Ne Your Wife VIII
be seen Al Proctcrs Fifth avenue rhts week
Around the World in Eighty DAYS has reached
One-hundred- and twenty -hfth-st.. and at Fifty
eiehth-st Laura 8iggar will appear in vauds-
vile sketch
The popularity Of De koIta the Eden DIus4s
increases nightly He introduces a number OF new
illusions this week. all of them his creaticrs.
The Winter Garden il crowded nightly. and tss
people gather from all parts Of the Musee when
his performance begins.
Nt Pastors 10 be seen this week Kelly and
Visiette the fashion plate singing duo. Lee ard
Kingston. Irene franklin. James Richmond Glen
roy The Man with the Green Cloves: White ard
sn,monds in a negro act "a Pleasant Nights
Rest; Mcmahon and Chappells. and others.