The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-18
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pressed in it, but also for the true college atmosphere that pervades every act The scenes are made in Dick Seeley's room at Yale, at the boat house near the shore Of the race, and the new Griswold house at New London. The characters are drawn from life, and radiate true college atmosphere.
 One Of the features in the Miller and Plohn production of "The Black Crook is the transformation scene, which comes at the finish of the last act and has been given the title of From the Tropics to the Land of the Midnight Sun" The idea was suggested to the management by the expedition of Peary to the North Pole, and it is said to realistically depict the constant changes of scene that greet the eye of the Arctic explorer. It is most elaborately conceived and executed. ouiring nearly whole carload of scenery for this one effect alone. It Is promised, however, that this feature is but in keep ing with the rest of the production, which is complete in every particular. ."The Black Crook" is scheduled for the Bijou during the week of November 26
 Charles Klein In "The Lion and the Mouse" which production will be offered here by Henry B. Harris, at the Jefferson at an early date has utilized a phase of national life which never before been used for stage treatment and which proves of intense interest as a result He has taken one of the money kings of the country, type of the financiers who ma nipulate the destinies of the nation, and made him one of the central figures of the plot stern in his attitude to all, even to his wife and children, and relentless to his enemies. It may be said that the play is of vital interest to all classes of thinking people. and. while its aspect is serious, 1t is said to contain a fine galaxy of wit. humor and pathos.
 The company playing The Royal Chef" which is soon to appear at the Jefferson theatre, is one of the largest that will be seen here this season. The most prom inent members of the cast are Harry Hermsen, Oscar Ragand, Osborne Clem- son. Stanley Felch, Gertrude Hutcheson, Elsie Frazee. La Belle Laurette and Bes- sie Moore Among the popular song num- bers of the merry musical pastime. as It is termed are: Maiden and the Kissing Bug" which is said to be one of the hits of the season; 'In the Morning." Let Me Go Back" Mother ,roose," "Tale of the Tailless rog'' and 70 Reilly"
 Leslie Leigh, Harry Griffith, Jack Les. lie, w. H. McGraw, Blanche Holt and Minnie Chembaier head the cast of prin- cipals of "The Isle of Spice" company, which comes here almost direct from d long and most successful run at the Ma jestic theatre. New York city. The com pany numbers sixty people in all, and is said to be remarkable for the unusually large number of really pretty young wo- men. The chorus and ensemble work of "The Isle of Spice" have also been tho subject of much favorable criticism.
 s'Everyman," which the Ben Greet play CTS will present at the Jefferson theatre in December, Is an attraction which will appeal to students colleges. schools and churches. It is fifteenth century moral ity play, under the personal direction of Ben Greet, for twenty years one of the leading Shakespearean actors and pro- ducers in England.
 Owing to the unprecedented demand for seats during Miss Bingham's engagement at the Jefferson theatre, the famous tress' manager has, in deference to the wishes of her many out-of-town friends, who were unable to purchase seats, ar ranged to present her comedy, "The Ll- lac Room" in a few of the nearby cities during the following week Among the lucky towns are Columbus, Miss, Corinth Miss, and Decatur, Ala. It is unusual that an actress of Amelia Bingham's
 
 wishes of others. but those who are for tunate enough to know her say that thoughtfulness is one of her greatest characteristics The play will be present. ed in the above named cities exactly as it was at the Jefferson theatre, and 1t will be at Wallacks theatre, New York, for a long run, beginning December IT.
 A feature of Saturdays matinee of "The Vanderbilt Cup at Minneapolis, Minn was the presence in boxes of the Italian composer, Leoncavello, who had never be- fore heard an American musical comedy. and the members of his operatic organiza- ton, including the celebrated foreign ar lists, Madames Calve. Reggini and Terri bin and Signors Barbain, Peryr, Bellati, DeFerrau and March
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