The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-13
AT THE THEATER

Gus Hilrs elaborate scenic and lat
est musical gaiety, Happy Hooligan,"
with a lot OF comedians. singers and
pretty girls, comes to the theater to-
morrow, matinee and night. It is an
attraction calculated to interest every
kind of play-goer from one point of
view or another. 1t tells with unusual
rapidity of action a highly amusing
invention and laughable comedy, in
which that bright and frisky polite
character. based on Fred Opper's carl
catures in the comic papers, seems TO
have captivated everybody. 1t is of
the most pronounced farcical style, con-
structed for laughing purposes, and is
full of comic situations and a success
sion of wonderously funny episodes,
cleverly written. well presented and
gorgeously equipped. Seats are on sale
at regular prices
1.-The Marriage of Kitty" will be pre-
scented Saturday. matinee and night.
Manager Jules Murry has given the
piece a setting that exactly repro
duces the Metropolitan presentation.
with its beautiful light effects on the
views of Lake Geneva. The company
is headed by Bettina Gerard and Max
Figman. Miss Gerard has excellent
opportunities to display her fine so
prano voice. The comedy Is decided
ly original i'm theme, deftly put togeth-
er, humorous, delicious, light as air
and fine as spiders web" Sir Reg
inald Belsize will inherit a fortune pro-
vided he is married on a certain day
and his wife be other than a certain
Peruvian widow. His lawyer suggests
that he meet these requirements by
marrying a woman whom he can di-
vorce at the end of a year, and thus
leave the way open for his union with
the aforesaid Peruvian. A country girl,
Katherine Silverton, agrees to become
the bride. The marriage Is celebrated,
the two separate at once, and each
awaits the divorce proceedings. They
meet with a lawyer to discuss the pro-
posed litigation, whereupon some en-
tirely unexpected happenings occur.
The matinee prices are: Orchestra,
75c and soc; balcony, adults, soc; chill
dren 25c. At night, orchestra $3.50 and
ST.; balcony. 75c and soc; gallery, 25c.
Manager Seeskind makes the an
nouncement that 1.-THE Marriage of
Kitty" is not a musical comedy, but
a comedy with songs by Miss Gerard.
An attraction of interest is promised
when that old fellow" Harry Beres-
ford, makes his bow next Tuesday.
matinee and night, in "Our New Man."
described as a continuous laugh, re-
plete with producing episodes and
uproariously funny complications. The
company supporting Mr.. Beresford will
be of a high order and include Miss
Julia Batchelder. Miss Edith Hart
man and Mr.. A. Bert Wesner. Seats
will be on sale Saturday morning.
The atmosphere of the breezy South
west as portrayed In THE Tender
foot" the successful musical comedy
in which Richard earle is announced
to appear here on next Wednesday
night, is most cleverly conceived and
admirably sustained. Not only does
this apply to the scenery and cos
TUNES Of this picturesque locality. but
the characters themselves take up the
semblance of their surroundings and
the motley people who inhabit the re-
gion are faithfully, though humorous
ly, DUPLICATED. Seats on sale Monday.
Orchestra, $3.50; balcony, 75c and 81;
gallery. 25c.