Evening journal., 1903-09-05
TIE EVENING JOURNAL SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 5, 1908

OF Alabama" and In Missouri" The
main posture OF circumstances Is far from
new--the assumption Of repute Tor guilt
by man in order to save the fair name
Of a woman who has been tempted and
was on the brink OF the preciplce Of dis
grace and ostracism. Affected by this
posture are The relations Of the woman
and her proud. hard-headed husband: the
love affair Of the self-sacrifcing man and
his nancee the sister Of the tempted wo-
man; the attitude towards the morally
justiaed husband Of the wife's honest.
frank, but blinded parents; the personal.
social. and military reputation Of the man
who assumes the guilt and the vengeance
sought on the tempter by the lover Of a
girl whom the former had ruined before
turning bis attentions TO the wife.
The everlasting musical comedy success
THE Governors Son." by George NJ. Co
han. under the direction Of Fred Niblo
will be presented at the Grand Opera
House on Thursday night. In speaking Of
q recent production the press says;
George NJ Cohan's successful musical
farce "The Governors Son" began a
weeks engagement at the Grand opera
House last night with a fun cast Of six
ty players. farceurs and choristers who
each contributed earnestly. his share to
maintain for the big whinlwind show, its
distinction as one Of the leading musical
productions of the season, and facing a
vast audience Of enthusiastic admirers
who expressed in most unmlstakable
terms, indications Of approval which in
sured the continuance Of the same hit
throughout the engagement.
One Of the most ambitious program OF
events as yet offered by any theatre is
that put forward by Broadhurst and Cur
rie. managers Of "A Fool and His Money
George IL Broadhursts latest comedy. IT
forecasts an interesting event and will be
presented az the Grand Opera House to-
night viii, the original New York cast.
which includes Jameson Lee Tlnney.
Anita Bridger, George Henry Trader, May
Wokes, Axel Brunn, Mary Davenport,
Myron Ca'ice. Mabel Dixey. Charles Mail
leg. Brandon Douglas, Kenneth Daven-
port, Harriet Hurst. Bert Angels. Edna
Faron, Charles Andrews. Marion Pol
lock johnson and others.
Members OF the w. Jones Outing club
viii be the guests Of the Glover Leaf
Rod and Gun Club at the latters club
house along'the canal today.
The following members VIII go on the
trip Captain w. Mackey. r. Harkns. r.
Keyser. George Starr, w. Wright, George
Mason. George Hale, II. Passwatcr, w.
rrabboid, George Wright I. Crockett,
II. Smith, j. Sulley, James Cole H.
IA.
ard. John Anderson.
MisA Suzanne Sheldon will be'Charles
Richmans leading woman in Victor
Mapes' new play, Captain Barring
ton"
Miss Madge Ryan will have a prin-
cipal role in the No. Wizard of OF"
company. Miss Ryan is a Chicago girl
well known in amateur theatrical cir
cles.
Kathryn Kidder, the actress, is re-
ociving the assistance Of her mother,
Mrs Henry NJ. Kidder, in the building
Of a play for her presentation this
year.
The new play written by ]. NJ. Barrie
FOR Charles- Frohman is to be called
little Mary" and it will be produced
in London before it is given in New
York.
James X. Hackett has not given up
the idea Of producing Alexander the
Great" despite reports to the contrary
Many Of the costumes are already fin
/ ished.
Augustus Pitou viii present Chaun-
cey Olcott this season in dramatiza-
ton of Mrs b. NJ. Croker's novel, Ter
ence," by Mrs. Edmund Nash Morgan,
and edited by Eugene W. Presbrey
Joseph Jefferson win soon own all
the stationary scenery along Buzzards
/ Pay. his summer home in Massachu-
setts He bought a piece of property
recently, which makes his holdings
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