The sun., 1905-09-24
ANOTHER GEORGE ADE PLAY.
"JUST OUT or COLLEGE," WITH
JOSEPH WHEELOCK, JR., STAR.
james X. Hackett and Mary Mannerins
10 Appear as Co-stars In the walls OF
Jericho''-"Leah Kleschna" and You
Never Can Tell" Again Other Changes.

| 10 Appear NJ Co-9tars In the "Walls OF
JerichO''-"Leah Kleschna" and 'You
Never Can Tell" AEain-Other Changes.
George AIDES latest comedy, "Just Out
OF College" will divide interest this week
with James X. Hackett and Mary Manner
ing, who appear as co-stars in "The Walls
Of Jericho" The Ade play will be pro-
duoed at the Lyceum Theater Wednesday
evening, with Joseph Wheelock, DR., in the
star part that of young man starting out
to conquer the world. He falls in love
with the daughter of pickle king, and not
only gets the promise Of the young woman s
hand from her father, but $4,000 as we'll,
with which to start in business. Then,
his nerve still being with him, he starts a
rival pickle concern. At last all is dis
covered, but everything is Strengthened out
before the final curtain. The cast includes
Eugene Jepson, Charles jackson, George H.
Trader, George Irving, Harry Frees, Louis
Eagan. George Alryn, Howard Hall, NJ. B.
Pollock. Tully Marshall, Albert W. Meyer,
Jack Devereau. Paul Humphrey, Mabel
Amber. George Mendum, Louise Sydmeth,
Katherine Gilman, Blanche Stoddard, Mrs.
e. A. Eberle, Frances Comstook. Maud
Sinclair, Lillian Seville, Louise Mcnamara
and Myrtle Tannehill.
James K. Hackett and his wife, Mary
Mannering, haven't appeared on the stage
together since the days Of the old Lyoeum
stock company. THE Walls Of Jericho"
was sensation in London last season, and it
scored when Mr.. Hackett and Miss Manner
ing produced it in Washington last week.
1t will be seen at the Savoy Theater to-
morrow night. The story concerns Jack
| Erobisher (Mr Haokett), manly, good
hearted, masterful chap, who, after making
fortune IN Australia, returns to England
and marries Lady Alethea (Miss Mannering),
The follies and smartness OF her set prove
too much for Alethed, and she is presently
drawn into the citadel Of Jericho, in this
case modern London She carries on
discovers making declaration Of love.
Jack decides to return to Australia, taking
with him his little son, He offers his wife
the choice Of remaining in London or going
with him to Australia. At the end she
sompsns sSsp %sy aoudss v n %a% hs
Harcourt and Mrs Harriet OtisDslenbau gh
Leah Keschna" succeeds MARY versus
John" at the Manhattan Theater tomorrow
night, Mrs. Fiske appearing in her old part
Frederic de Bellevlle will be seen for the
first time as Kleschna. The play will run
for three weeks and then 60 on tour.
Arnold DAILY will revive Bernard Shaws
"You Never Can Tell" at the Garrick
tomorrow night. The 150th performance
comes on Thursday night, and souvenirs
will be distributed. This delightful Shaw
comedy will run for three weeks giving
way to Shaw's new and unpublished play
John Eull's Other Island" Chry1stal
will hn ha In an
Never Can Tell the part Drina de Wolfe
created
Margaret Anglin has scored in "Zira"
at the Princess, and the play is put down
for run. The cast with which Henry
Miller has surrounded Miss Anglin is un-
usually strong, including. as 1t does, .rl Frank
George s. Titheradge. j. r. Crawford,
Beverley Sitgreaves and Mrs. Thomas
Whifen.
"The Prince Chap" at the Madison Square
grows steadily in popularity and will stay
in New York for long time Cyril Scott
has an ambitious r6le in which he fulfils
expectations.
Miss Maxine Elliott is drawing such large
houses at the Criterion that Manager
Charles Dillingham; has extended her en-.
gagement in AHer Great Match" beyond
the limit originally planned.
There ia no doubt that the New York
public likes Bernard Shaw. Man and
superman" is packing the Hudson Theater
at every performance The comedy is
admirably interpreted by Robert Lorraine
and an excellent company.
The burlesque Of THE Music Master"
which was added to 1T Happened in Nord-
and" at Lew Fields's Theater, has been
cut down since the opening performance
considerably. The houses continue large
and enthusiastic.
Miss Dolly Dollars" with Miss Lulu
Glaser in the title role, continues its run
at the Knickerbocker. Miss Glaser's auto
mobile number is one OF the song hits of
the piece.
John Drew starts on his fourth week in
Augustus Thomas's DE Lancey" at the En-
pire with no letup in popular approval
The part fits Mr.. Drew like the proverbial
glove.
The second month OF Elna May in The
Catch Of the Season" at Daly's begins to-
morrow evening The house is filed at
every performance and the audience APP
parently never tires OF hearing Miss May
sing Raining and .Buttercups The play
will remain at Days indefinitely.
THE Pearl and the Pumpkin is drawing
crowded houses at the Broadway. There
will be an important change in the cast
tomorrow night, Harry Gilfoil succeeding
Edwin Stevens as the Arcien! Mariner.
MoIntyrc and Heath continue to attract
in sThe Ham Tree" at the New York.
Vaudeville in a comic opera setting seems
to please.
The public has apparently come to the
conclusion that 'The Roger Brothers in
Ireland" is the best piece those popular
comedians have ever had. The Liberty
Theater Is packed at every performance.
1t will be the lsoth performance OF "The
Rollicking Girl at the Herald Square to-
morrow night The show will run three
more weeks before going on the road
Sam Bernards fun making has not wearied
New York and Hattie Williams and Joe
Coyne contribute literally to the pleasure