The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
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 At the Hyperion on Friday and Satur- day nights and at the Saturday mati- nee S. S. and Lee Shubert will present William A. Brady's production of Cap tain Charlie with Aubrey Boucicault in the stellar role. This will be one of the most important engagements of the season. MT. Boueicault is considered one of the handsomest and cleverest young actors on the stage to-day. His recent triumphs in Mistress Nelr with l Henrietta Crossman in which he played King Charles in Francisco da Rimini with Otis Skinner in which he was the universally admired Paolo, together with the long line of light comedy parts he has essayed in the big musical com edy and light operatic productions, dur 1 ing the past few years, have rapidly placed him among the bright stars that twinkle :n the stellar Armament MT. Boucicault comes by hIs dramatic abil- ity in a natural manner, being son of the late Dion Boueicault, who was an artist of worldwide fame, and beside a playwright who bore the distinction of having produced the colossal number of 4s0 plays. s4 1 Seat ale now open. Prices. Night, $1.50, S7, 75c; matinee, s1, 75c, 50c.
 "The Mocking Bird' will be presented at the Hyperion on Monday night, No vember 2, by Brady Greer. The bright particular star of this organization is Madeline Besley, young aspirant for l stellar honors who comes highly recom- mended from other cities where she has already been seen. She is not only very pretty girl, but brings an air of refinement and culture to everything she does. appealing strongly to both mon and women. by her winsomeness, grace and sweet musical voice.
 'The Mocking Bird" is considered the best lyric play of the season. The book Is by Sydney Rosenfeld, and the J music which Is by A. Baldwin Sloane, \ is promised to be the catchiest that has been heard in recent years. MT. Greer l has surrounded Miss Besley with most capable company, including Edgar Atchison-Ely and chorus of excellent voices and bewitching loveliness. The scenery is most elaborate and correct, while the costumes are picturesque and in keeping with the period and locale.
 Seat sale opens Friday. Prices $1.50, $1, 75c.
 Miss Paula Edwardes comes to the Hyperion on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. November 3 and 4, and will present "Winsome Winnie," bringing in her train some of the most popular players and singers in the light opera work "Winsome Winnie" is roman tic musical comedy and requires singers os more than ordinary ability to in- ternret it. To meet this demand Miss Edwardes' support includes Miss Helen Redmond and w. P. Carlton of "Flo- rodora" fame; Miss Isabel Hall. who played the main part in San Toy;" George K. Fortesdue. the original Yen How of the same production; Joseph c. Myron, last seen here with Princess Chic," and Miss Daisy Green, one of the most beautiful women ever graduated from Broadway and who made her debut on the stage as one of the orig inal ,"Florodora" sextette. ..
 Seat sale Saturday. Prices S1.5O. $1, and 75c. Grace Van Studdiford in the opera comique "The Feather" supported by the Ziegfeld Opera company of 175 art ists. will be the attraction at the Hy- perion theater, for two nights, Friday and Saturday. November 6 and z. This is accouned the most elaborate produc- ton Of the season and critics agree that 1t is better than Robin Hood.'
 "Hearts Courageon" was last night most ably rendered at the Hyperion by a strong company headed by orrin Johnson. an actor of no mean ability, and who is eminently fitted to enact the role of Louis Armand. Marquis de Ia Rouerie, special messenger from Louis XVI, King of France, to the Conti- mental army. MT. Johnson gave fin- ished rendition of his part and so much was his work enjoyed that speech was demanded at the close of the sec- Iond act. W. S. Hart as Patrick Henry was also very fine, especially in making the famous speech of Henry's when he