Evening journal., 1905-01-16
NOTES 4 III THEATRES

Henry MllerS coming appearance,
under the direction OF Charles Froh-
man. at the Grand Opera House. on
Tuesday evening, January a. in the
successful new London comedy by Hen
~ Arthur Jones, entitled Joseph En-
tangled" bids fair to more than in
terest the habitues of that popular
playhouse. The company that Mr.
Frohman sends in this instance is on
a par with the many fine organizations
he has show to this city. The play
itself was endorsed by the London
critics as a clever bit of stage lhera-
ture and it ran in that metropolis all
of least season and was there secured
by Charles Frohman as the vehicle for
MT. Miners present American season.
The ever recurring cry Tor novelty which
comes from faded theatre-goers on whom
cheap -clap-trap melodrama has begun to
pail is effectually answered in 1.-The Way
ward SON." a stirring comedy drama Of
home life with sensational mechanical,
electric and scenic effects, direct from the
Grand Opera House, New York, which
began a three days engagement at the
Lyceum this afternoon.
Manager Daniel HUMPHREYS. Of the Ly-
ceum announces that he has secured for
January %, "a and 25 the pronounced
melodramatic hit of the season. '"The
Moonshiners Daughter" with all new
scenery and cast OF metropolitan actors
OF repute.
"a Fight for Millions" that thrilling
melodrama which enjoyed such long
and successful run at the Third Avenue
Theatre, New York, viii appear at the
Lyceum Theatre on January 80 81 and
February /.
A play that has made thousands feel
better will appear az the Lyceum the last
three days of this week when Mittenthal
Brothers will bring their alone in the
World" Company. This production will
please the Lyceum patrons. 1t is beauti-
fully mounted and the star, Miss Lillian
Rosewood is surrounded with a cast Of
actors Of ability.
The popular Western actress Selma Her
man, will be seen on January %, q and
2s at the Lyceum in the latest successful
domestic drama, Welded But no Wife,
written by Maurice ]. Fielding, who is
also the author Of "A Ragged Hero &"
Parted at the Altar" 1.-THE Old Oaken
Bucket" and other successful dramas.
In his new play the author has endeavored
to produce an emotional drama, minus the
somewhat momentous thriller" That
he has succeeded is attested by its sue
cess.
Lionel Barrymore, who has lately
composed number Of high-class musi-
cal pieces, has written a nocturne
which is being played between the sec
ond and third acts of 1.-THE Other Cir"
coming to the Opera House on Thurs
day of next week Grace Henderson,
who plays the vivacious Mrs. Water
man, in Charles Frohman's production
of The Other Girl" originated the
role of Estrella, the hayward wife, in
Augustus Thomas play. Arizona"
and was selected by the playwright to
interpret this role.
The atmosphere of the breezy South
west as portrayed in "The Tenderfoot, u
the successful musical comedy in which
Richard earle is announced to appear
at the Opera House on Saturday Janu-
airy 2S, is most cleverly conceived and
admirably sustained. Not only does
this apply to the scenery and costumes
of this picturesque locality, but the
characters themselves take I'D SEM
blance of their surroundings and the
motley people who inhabit the region
are faithfully though humorously du-
plicated.
Leavitt James, a son of the eminent
tragedian, Louis James, and a brother
of Mile James, whose success as q
child impersonatOr in Lovers Lane
and 1.-The Little Princess" made her
famous, is a prominent member of tht
Frank Daniels Opera Company anC
! displays extraordinary talent i'm a
clever character creation in Mr. Dan.
iels' successful production, 1.-THE Ohic,
Boy coming to the Opera House OF
Monday, January 90.
Adelaide Thurston, in Polly Prim.
rose" comes to the Opera House OF
February ?.
The Champagne Dancers, a musica
comedy feature taken bodily from
THE Silver slipper" production viii b'
seen at the Garrick this week for thl
first time here. There are twelve PEG
pie in the act and it is said to be ex
lceedingly clever. Frederick Bond ant
company Of eight people, and severa
other numbers of recognized merit, an
on the program for the week.
Bible Union Meeting.