New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE
The Coming ReUi0aI Of ''LittLe Lord
FauntLerOy."

On Monday April IA, at the casino VIII UeslH q
series Of afternoon performances OF hltte
Lord Fauntleroy." presented by cast that
nrouises well IN the reading. Careful preparations
are being made. Those who have the revlVh IN
charge deny emphaticaly that Miss Mile James
success with THE Little Princess during her re-
cent series Of ms tnee performances at the
and Saw theatres had anything to do Win Inls
coming production at the Casino Their eHplana
ton is quite different. Another generauon "a
children has come into the world, they say e1ioo
Little Lord Fauntleroy' enjoyed It's great Popu-
lartty a generation who at best kno" the play
univ pv name and the style of garments II once
bred not even by sight The revival Is Ior 'nSe
children of the second generation, and the auol-
that will gather G IN IN 3e fRe fokg Miss Vivian
will be largely mace up OF Wriqhf are to alter
Martin and Master harry - "--e
nate IN the title part
The annual musical comedy presented by students
of Columbia will be given at Carnegie Lyceun th's
evening, and every evening this week anu o., O. g
Saturday matinee 1t is called re MieeH41@ ~
Maker" The play is the work OF q A "o41' a. W.
Hays and c. ]. Penney
tn qroun or friends after his lecture at Days
Theatre last week, Burton Holmes narrated &
series OF his adventures while photograPhllls roy
e1+v and objects Of interest il monarchical coun-
tries A little over year ago. while ne was IN
Corea on his way around the world. he came near
losing not only his camera, but valuable series
of future pictures. for there was no other camera
IN condition in his baggage nor chance to get
| one for q long stage. Being well accredited, ne
! was wandering day about the Corean court,
| when he came suddenly upon the Crown Prince OF
! Corea tiny chap OF three or four. who was sur
rounded by royal nurses and attendants and &C
companied by the royal uncle. Mr. Holmes at once
snapped the group He was bidden to approach,
and did In fear Of being cIapped into jail But
the royal small boy merely wanted to examine the
strange box He examined the bog in way
that made Mr.. Holmes squrm. and demanded that
it should be turned to him as permanent
paything The American at his wits end 20
his precious camera, when he suddenly thought
Of little motion picture machine Of French make
he had In his pocket. It wasn't exactly the thing.
under ordinary conditions perhaps, to turn over
to child. but he did not stop to worry about that
He hustled It out and applied it to eye OF the
Crown Prince. This novel toy pleased the child
even more than the camera, and he dropped the
latter into Mr.. Holiness waiting hands. Then he
went running of with his new treasure and, SO
bed ~, with u him As Cqyiey Drummle m says Even
At the Grand Central Palace tonight Is to be
given dramatic performance in modern Greek.
with Greek costumes and actors. IN aid Of the
Greek Church Of New-York. The Of the
6e4dess 6ea%a . De Diayeo Is Inc Lover OF the Sh'0
Tomorrow afternoon at the Madison Square
Theatre. the students of the Stanhope-Wheatcroft
Dramatic School will give a matinee performance.
They will present the second act Of "Frou Frou."
a scene from THE Lady Of Lyons" "A Scrap of
Paper and q play called "Old Acre Folk
The Irving Place Theatres excellent stock com
pany will appear all this week st the Amphon
Theatre in Brooklyn. Tonight and also tomorrow
night and at the Saturday matinee they will pre-
sent ALT Heidelberg" the charming play Of senti-
ment which long at the Irving Place. THE
Girl From Maxims' and Schiller's wilhelm Tell
other plays which this versatile company will
give in the course Of the week
Mrs Carter will appear in Chicago tomorrow
night IN "Du Barry She closed engagement
Of six weeks at the Broad Street Theatre in Phia-
delphia, last Saturday night. and as example Of
the incentive that the theatrical game offers the
manager. it may be stated that for these weeks
the total receipts S1014 466. Chicago the ad-
Belasco should be toerably contented.
Tonight Miss Grace George comes to the Herald
Square Theatre with Pretty Peggy; The Su-
burban" will be seen at the Academy: at the Man
haitian that lively and amusing farce. ''The Earl Of
Pawtucket." will once more be visible, and at Mrs
Osborn's Playhouse The Bishops Move" will
lnger with yet little while. There will also
be novelty at the Fourteenth Street Theatre the
/ Royal 1Iputians. in 'Posterland.'
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