The sun., 1903-12-13
THE WEEK AT The THEATRES.
FRESH MATERIAL HERE FOR THE
HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.

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HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
| "Dorothy Vernon Of Hadition Hail"--"A Girl
From Dixie"-"L0rd and Lady Aigy"
Again-"The Sacrament OF Judas"
way Down East"-"Monna Wanna" )"
Bertha Galland will appear at the New
| York Theatre tomorrow night in a stage
version OF Charles ajor's romantic story,
| Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hail." j.
Fred Zimmerman, Jr., has surrounded Miss
Galland with q competent company. in
cluding May Robson as Queen Eizdbeth
Frank Losee, Kate Denin-Wilson, Isabel
Richards and Mary Bacon. The play has
and other important cities, and it should by
this time be thoroughly seasoned. The
dramatizing was done by Paul Kester, who
also prepared Mr.. Majors novel. when
Knighthood Was in Flower for the stage.
land in Tudor days, and It's love story Il
| interviewer with the fortunes OF Mary
Queen OF Scots
"A Girl From Dixie" which 8. 8. Shubert
and Nixon 4 Zimmerman will present at
| the Madison Square Theatre Tomorrow,
is heralded as a musical comedy without a
star. But II she is not star, Irene Bentley
the centre Of the stage almost the same as
a star. Ferdinand Gottschalk is the lead
ing man. Harry B. Smith Is the author OF
| the book, and the music Is contributed by
Victor Herbert. Ludwig Highlander, Bald
Rosey, Max Witt, Ben Jerome, Will Marion
Cook, Henry Waller, Manuel Klein, Mosz-
kowski and others. There are sixteen
dashing show girls to support the soloists.
1t will be good news to many folks that
William Faversham Is to revive r. G.
Cartons comedy, Lord and Lady Algy.
at the Criterion Theatre tomorrow night.
The time when he and Jessie Millward
Theatre Is a pleasant recollection. Miss
Millward will not be In the cast this time,
but Lady ALov will not suffer at the hands OF
Hilda Spong. Indeed, one Of the most
agreeable features OF the revival will be
Miss Spongs impersonation OF that bewild-
ering young woman.
.The Sacrament OF Judas" a one act
play, will be given at the Princess Theatre
on Tuesday night as an after piece to 'Raf-
fes." Kyrle Bellew will have the leading
part In It as he has in the longer produc:.
,o1 Short s ss It = ' dds The Se ntsr. OF
onoas ON sousi nss TERMS 70 with 'os Rass So % When
Forbes Robertson played 1t In London last
winter It provoked no end Of discussion.
Its hero Is q priest Of the French Revolu-
tionary time. Mr.. Robertson has staged
it for Mr.. Bellew.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs' is a thorough
Beasco success, both in its authorship and
in the acting OF Henrietta Crosman Its
star: and that is saying q great deal when
the standard has been set by such women
as Mrs Carter and Blanche Bates. No
doubt existed from the very first night
that this admirable comedy would have
q long and distinguished career at the
Belasco Theatre.
Anna Held will present the original
version Of Richepin's 'Mam'selle Napo-
hon' at the Knickerbocker Theatre in this,
the second week of her engagement. She
and Mr. Ziegfeld came to that determine
ton % day. or two as9' MES sras Held dsncs has had
all the week.
Marie Tempest has one of the best
comedies of the season in -The Marriage
Of Kitty" She and 1t are prospering as
they deserve at the Hudson Theatre.
"WafYies, the Amateur Cracker" has
made hit at Weber 4 Fieldss Music Hail.
sWhoop- Dee-D boo" survives and pleases,
but its second part Is gone, excepting only
some Of the best songs, which have been
retained.
-Three Little Maids" will tarry at the
Garden Theatre only this week and next.
Their American visit has been all that they
could have wished
Dorothy Russell. Lillian Russell's daugh-
ter, will make her debut in "The Girl from
49, kor
night, singing a song that has been written
into the piece especially for her. There
will be an extra matinee on Thursday for
the benefit Of the Three Little Maids
company. which expects to play "The
withdrawing Julia" proceeds auspi-
oiously at the Garrick with Fay Davis as the
heroine and Guy Standing as the leading
man. This Henry Arthur Jones comedy
is finely acted.
A month hes come and gone since Will
liam Gillette brought 'The Admirable
Crichton" to the New Lyceum Theatre,
1t has been a month Of thorough triumph
for him and OF great satisfaction for the
Lyceum's patrons.
Maude Adams 3 stay at the Empire Theatre
Ia drawing to a close. In three weeks
more she and THE Pretty Sister of Jose"
will depart and j. M. Barrie's Little Mary"
will come to take their place.
Nine. Charlotte Wiehe will present the
comedy, "Je Ne SAILS Quoi" at the Vaude-
Vile Theatre every night this week. There
will be school matineee on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. at which she and
the other members Of the French company
will give four one act plays. LES Fouberies
de Nerine,' 'L'Homme aux Poupees,-
the doll pantomime, and lie Baiser" and
@Gringoire," the Coincide Francaise roper
toire.
No revival of the season is likely to be
moro acceptable than that Of way Down
East" which will occur at the Academy of
Music tomorrow night. The play has the
same sort Of success that was won by THE
Old Homestead" Phoebe Davis is still the
leading actress, and there have been few
changes in the company during its several
years Of continuous prosperity.
All engagements at Wallack's Theatre
except that Of .The County Chairman"
are of for the present. 1t Is predicted
that George AIDES comedy will stay there
till spring.