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and Henry Hamilton, who adapted the novel,
received the scenario from Miss Nethersole Miss
Nethersole will give the play new scenic equip
ment, painted in London just before her de-
parture for America. Hamilton Revelle will ap-
pear as Done Jose and Hubert Carter as Lucas
Mendez, the toreador. This revival of Carmen
will be Of limited duration, as the other plays IN
presentation include "Sapho" "Adrenne Lee
oOuvreur." s'Magda,' ''The Second Mrs: Tan an
possibly "The Wife of ScarlL" Bernhardt will
doubtless have to look to her laurels.
Tomorrow night at the Garden Theatre will
begin Mr.. Mantelrs last week in Shakespearian
repertory. King Lear has not been attempted
in New-York in nearly two decades, and its re-
vivaI was regarded a rather daring expert
ment Mr.. ManteIPs greeting on the opening
night and the nightly increasing attendance
are sufficient testimonial to the popular sue
Of the repertory for this week: Monday
"Othello' Tuesday. Richard I1I'; Wednes-
Ing, "Richelieu''; Thursday, "Macbeth''; Friday,
king Lear; Saturday matinee, King Lear;
Saturday evening, Hamlet" On Friday, De-
cemher 10, will be celebrated Mr. Manteils
f1ftieth performance in New-York, and souvenirs
will be presented.
Another Belasco success will be at the York
Vile Theatre tomorrow evening. when his most
rent star, Bertha Galland, appears in Sweet
Kitty Bellairs." While Miss Galland is the new
of the Belasco stars, it IS interesting to note
will be in q play that was originally written for
her, but for which, at the time OF its first pre-
sentatiou her services could not be secured. The
engagement is for one week, with matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday.
The Garden Theatre will be dark during the
week of December IS for rehearsals Of las Fe
Sow" which will open an engagement in this
theatre beginning with the Christmas Day
matinee the play, which was written by the
Rev. John Snyder, q Congregationalist minister
OF Boston, has been produced by William a
Brady and Joseph R. Grismer in Chicago ana
Boston. 1t has been running in the latter city
for three months.
Grace George viii remain at the Garrick The
atre for two. weeks longer, when she will leave
to fill engagements in other cities in THE Mar
rfage- of William Ashe." Henrietta Crosman
will be the next attraction opening her engage
ment on Christmes Day.
There will be no change in the programme OF
the Irving Place Theatre during the coming
week, except at the Saturday matinee MI
Conried is confident that 'Heisses Blut' with
Ilka Plamay will fill the house. "Heisses Blut'
will be repeated every evening. It is fantastic
and humorous little work, Astounding In EPISODES
songs and characteristic dances. At next Satur-
DAVIS matinee Gertrude Arnold will again appear
as Magda, the heroine of Sudermanns Hel"
math.' r
The students OF the College of st. Francis
Xavier gained some notice in the dramatic world
last Christmas by their production of a modern
miracle play entitled "'Telemachus," which was
written for them by member of the faculty,
John D. Mccarthy, S. J. This year the Rev. Mr.
Mccarthy has written q new play for the students
which will be given three nights during Christ
mas week It is a romantic comedy entitled In
the Fools Bauble," and deals with the intr1gues
Of Louis XII of France and the Duke OF Bur
eundv against King Rene of Provence. Charles
I. Van Baar has written the incidental music.
The new play has nothing in common with
'Telemachus." either in theme or treatInehG Inc
Rev Mr. Mccarthy has written a strictly 'ieg1tl-
mate" drama. The chief character is hing Renes
lester which will be played by EDWARD Dore,
who, as a Falstafian soldier, made a hit in
"Telemachus." The play will be given IN the
college theatre, No. 80 West 16th-st.
A st. Louis critic in writing Of the isle of
Spice" when it appeared there last season at
the Century Theatre said: mot since Mr.. Blue
beard was here have we had fine bevy Of
girls as seen in the Isle Of Spice They are all
spice ginger, grace, life and pretty enough to be
stolen" The principals of the cast include Sam
Afylie, Harry Watson, Herbert CaWthorns Leslie
Leigh Susie Forester and others. This organi-
cation, so warmly approved of in St. Louis,
comes to the West End Theatre this week.
The Harlem opera House attraction for the
coming week is George NJ. CohRn and his players
in little Johnny Jones'" During the stay Of |
this performance in upper Manhattan Mr. Conan
can put another marker in his prompt book. for
this return to Gotham makes the eleventh time |
he has played Little Johnny Jones' IN this city
The proceeds Of the matinee performance on |
IN SEVERAL OF THE ROLES WHICH