Evening journal., 1907-03-19
PLAYERS
rHEArR1cAN.

THEATRICAN.
One Of the mos. pronounced Successes
OF the season ia comedy drama ana one
that will interest rltrons Of the theatre
fer many seasons to come Is the
charming play THE Master Work
man." which IS billed for an engage
ment cf three days at tho Lyccum.
beginning Thursday IL las the quality
OF excitement in its dramatic situations
without yielding TO melodr4niatic oll-
burations.
When The Smart Set comes to the
Lyceum. March 25 26. a. local amuse-
nient seekers win have an opportunity
70 judge for themselves just what "a
high-class coiorcd organization really
is This troupe Is one OF Tie most re-
markabie of its kind. 1t is thoroughly
mp 20 date and original. which IS GO
broad assertion to make in view Of the
fact that this Is a progressive thea
trlcal era. Every ruse and idea 20 pro-
duce clean. wholesome fun has been
utilized and those who dote on being
entertained I'm "a manner that gladdens
the heart as wen as satisfies the mind
certainly will not be disappointed. This
season this clever organization has a
new offering in the Nny Of a comedy
drama with music, called. "The Black
Politician"
What is tenmed as Julien Mitchelrs
Wonderland" IS to ho the attraction
at the Gsand Opera House. Friday
evening. March %. Mitchell staged ,he
piece and he has q nign reputation for
this sort OF work, and q Is said that he
has outatripped aimssif in this. his
latest. Little Chip ana Mary Marble
are at the head OF a large and capable
company.
Thomas w. Ryloy has engaged the
big speciality act Of the Eight Vassar
Girls for the forthcoming production Of
"The White Chrya millennium" az the
Grand Opera House on Saturday after
noon and evening, Mareh 23.
Richard Mansfield is to play Beat
Brummei" when he comes 20 The Grand
Opera House ON Saturday, March 80.
OF all his lengthy reportcige this is
conceded to draw tho loftiest express
sion OF his art He loves TO play the
pant on this account ana where word
was recently sent OF the local enthu-
siasm over his selection of a play and
role. he rcrdied that il was most
gratifying and he would look with
double interest to hts coming here FOR
nothing pleases him more than to be
admired In this celebrated character
AZ the Lyceum Theatre yesterday "a
Little Outcast' opened the usual en-
gagemnt The company IS up 10 the
usual standard. Miss Ella Garvln is the
STAR as Bob, a newsboy and she does
capable work The same attraction win
appear again this evening and to-mor-
row afternoon and evening
The Tossing Austlns. experts in.
comedy Juggling and dancing, open the
show at the Garrick this week. Irene
Lee and her two dancing boys have
an excellent number; ana the -Four
Nevaros. expert wire artists. direct
from the New York Hppodrome. offer
an act that is decidedly meritorioug
Howell and Emerson. comedians. The
Edison picture machine and Carlislc's
trained ponies and dcss in a circus
feature that SIS all 10 the good, COM
tribute 10 the bill. The comedy feature
OF note Is offered bv Walter Perkins &
Co. In "The Man from Macy's." Mr.
Mason has had considerable experience
on the legitimate stHge, having starred
in ''My Friend from India" and "The
Man from Mexico" and his ability as a
comedian is easily demonstrated In mis-
new vaudeville number. The Village
Choir Quartette. probably the best sins
ing four that has ever appeared at the
Garrick. return again afte a long alb
sence. and received a hearty welcome
at both performances yesterday The
novelty Vacation Time" presented by
the Eight Summer Girls Is probably
the most pretcntious number on the
dill this week 1t Introduces some
very pretty singing ana dancing and
stage effects that are novel and ori-
ginal. The closing scene showing the
girls taking a dip in the surf at Allan
tic City is a very realistic piece or
stake work. and really the best part
OF thee ntire number. This is the
show Garrick patrons are offered this
week, and If they do not find two and
haN hours OF good enjoyment In IL
they must indeed be hard TO suit
"Forty-five Minutes from Broadway
the Cohan musical play with the witty
Fay Tcmpleton. was az the Grand
Opera House last night. There was not
duh moment I'm the piece. THINKS 20
Miss Templcton. as Mary, and Victor
Moore, as Kid Burns. The singing was
up to the usual Cohan standard and al-
together the play was perhaps the
best musical comedy seen here. this
season.