The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-18
ENTERTAINMENTS
fIyper.ou rheater.

'The Light That Lies in Woman's
 Eyes" the new play in which Charles
 Frohman will present Virginia Harmed
 at the Hyperion tomorrow and We'd
 nesday nights, January 19 and 20, was
 written by her husband, E. H. Soth-
 e-n.
 The Sothern production is a comedy
 with an interesting story, set off by elaborate scenery. The heroine is a
 beautiful girl, who, to prevent a man falling in love with another girl, causes him to fall in love with herself. As a means to this end she has a rehearsal of Snakespeare's As You Like It. Then the heroine discovers her scheme promises success, sch coyly insists she was making love only in the play and the lover thereupon has her kidnapped by gypsies. who tie both to trees and reveal the lovers secret. Humiliation follows to the hero. The rest of the love story dwels on the effort of the heroine to cause him to forget this, and the play winds up with a wedding.
 The play is enlivened throughout by humor based upon the stories told of Shakespeare, but is modern in spite of it's antique setting.
 From Anne Hathaway's cottage the scene of the play moves to the Forest of Arden, and then to a gypsy camp lnear Stratford-on-Avon. The stage set tings are elaborate and the costumes lall that could be desired.
 Feature Shakespeare's cottage and church-exact reproduction. Red head ed, impetuous Irish girl
 Seat sale now open. Prices. s1.50, s1, I75 cents.
 The popular young actor, William Faversham, will appear at the Hype- lrion next Saturday night under the di- lrection of Charles Frohman, in R. c. Cartons exquisite comedy drama, Lord and Lady Algy." It was in this play that MT. Faversham achieved his earliest success with the Empire The ater Stock company. This will be the last opportunity that the theater pa- irons of New Haven will have of seeing this talented artist in his fayorite role of Lord Algy.'' MT. Faversham and his superb company comes here direct from the Criterion theater, in New York, and two weeks in Boston, after playing the most successful engage iment of his brilliant career, in this
 breezy comedy of smart English high life. The presentation will be given here in identically the same manner, and with the same cast just as present. ed during the New York engagement.
 Seat sale opens Thursday. Prices s15O.
 $1 75c.
 l The Rogers Brothers presenting "The Rogers Brothers in London" will be at the Hyperion on Tuesday next,
 January 26.
 | It is said that Klaw & Erlanger
 spent more money in buying the cos 1 tunes for the American Beauty" song in 'The Rogers Brothers in London than many managers do in mounting
 a whole play. There is no stopping for
 expense when this enterprising firm
 starts to carry out an artistic idea in
 one of it's productions.
 Grand Opera House. l David Higgins, the author-actor. is
 again to appear in this city In new
 play at the Grand opera house the first
 three nights this week and at the We'd
 nesday matinee and the name of the
 play is His Last Dollar" MT. Hig-
 gins in all his plays has earned the re-
 spectful consideration of public and
 critic, especially for the sincerity and
 simplicity he has shown in his treat
 ment ofthe subject in hand. The play,
 if the opinion of other cities is correct,
 possesses much in the way of well