Evening journal., 1903-12-12

liam j. Gale, James Cherry. Harry
Brown, Lillian Coleman, Carrie Ray
nolds. Neva Aymar. Sue Stuart. Fran
ces Tyson, May b. Wood. Minerva
Courtney. Julia Eastman, William
Torpey and Arthur Gibson.
"A Brothers Crime Charles f.
fBlaneys new attraction, will appear at
the Lyceum for three days, comnenc-
ing with the matinee on Thursday. De-
cember II. The cast includes Mont
gomery Irving, THE Sandow' Of the
profession.
"Alphonse and CASTOR will soon APP
pear at the Lyceum.
rags to Riches" with Joseph SAINT
I ley as Ned Nimble, appears at the Ly-
ceum for three days and the usual
matinees on Monday. Tuesday and
Z Wednesday. December Il, Is and 16.
Messrs. Weis and Meyers have secured
Master Santley for a term OF years and
are sparing no expense in putting this
clever young actor before the public.
The. company around him is one OF the
strongest and the scenery appropriate.
The County Chairman" George
Ade's new comedy Of rural life in the
Middle West, has evidently become a
fixture at wallack's Theatre. New York.
When Henry w. Savage took the play
to Broadway he imagined it might re-
lmain there for five or six weeks, but It
now seems likely to stay through as
many months.
i Andrew Mack is to withdraw from
the cast Of the new comic opera, MY
Lady Molly" ia which he is appear
ing in Boston as star. IL is said
that Mack found after he had played
II a few times, that his role was not
a star part, and that the real star Of the
company would be Vesta Tilley. He
was not satisfied with this. and so he
win withdraw when the opera goes to
New York Richard Carroll has been
Engaged to take Mr.. Macks place.
William Faversham's new play of the
American Revolution. Miss Elizabeth's
Prisoner" seems 10 be a failure, for
announcement is made that he will
revive Lord and Lady Algy" at the
Criterion Theatre, New York. next
Monday evening.
"The Virginian," a dramatization by
ISirke La Sale of Owen Wister's story
Of the same name. win be taken 10 the
Manhattan Theatre. New York on jan
uary 4. after the departure of Charles
Richman in Captain Darlington" from
that playhouse.
The souvenir at the fftieth perform
ance Of Rallies by Kyrle Bellew, at
he Princess Theatre, New York will
be a small gold plated Jimmy" which
can be used as a paper cutter.
"A Gentleman by Day. A Burglar by
Night" will conclusss a successful engage
ment at the Lyceum Theatre this evening
"Way Down East" with Phoebe Davies
as Anna Moore and a splendid cast ap'
lpeared at the Opera House last night
The play was finely mounted and the au
dience was large and pppreciative. 81
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Lon B. Williams. business manager fol
Charles e. Bianey's new play, For H.
Brothers Crime. was in The city yester
day He says lts's the best Bianey eve
wrote. It VIII be. at the Lyceum mex
. Thursday.
Miss Bob White" Willard Spenser'
successful PASTORAL comedy opera. com
ing TO the Grand Opera House next Sa;
urday afternoon and night. is perhap
the sole example OF a work OF that kin
that Is thoroughly and exclusively Amer
! ican. not only as regards its authorshi
and production, but in theme. treatmen
and cast. II is thoroughly saturated W.T.
= tho spirit Of the stars and Stripes. r.
: great success. therefore. surrounds MI
spenser with quite am atmosphere O
patriotism.
The Emerald Dramatic Club. compose
Of several Of the younger members of 81
!. Patrick's r. c. Church. gave the dram
! ''The Doctor in the basement of IN
church last night and the evening before
II was we'll presented.
The purchaser Of each ticket was pre-
), scented with coupon which entitled hir
4 10 a chance on a diamond ring. It wa
{, CHANGED of after the performance an
4 was Won by G. Barrett, of No. 6l3 Yves
Eighth street. He had coupon No. l6
: Between the acts there were musical 81
a lections by Matthew Petugrew and A