The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-06


to New York from Rochester. Where
it was warmly Welcomed. Not for
/ getting The Gay Hussars,' "The Love
Cure is perhaps the most important
of Henry w. Savage's musical pro-
auctions. Miss Elsie Bowen has the
prima dona role. with Charles J. Ross
in the leading comedy part Others
in the cast are Wfnifred Marshall,
Alice Hosmer Neil Mckay and Harry
Hyde
| The two other new plays are "Such a
Little Queen by Claiming Pollock.
which made it's bow at the Hackett
theater Monday night, under the di-
! rection of Frank Keenan, and Me
Intyre and Heath in Hayti" at the
| Circle. In the latter, the title roles
are played by the famous comedians
J. McNally and Jerome and Schwartz,
respectively. The chorus is large and
In addition to the new plays already
mentioned, Saturday night ushered in
| the season of Italian Grand Opera at
the Academy Of Music. Aida" was
sung at the opening performance.
Several of the singers have been heard
here before. The company includes
Nine Esther AdabertO, formerly of
the Metropolitan company; Miss
Blanche Hamilton Fox, young Amer
lean who has been singing in Italy;
Nine Gerina Fabbri and Guiseppi. "a
new lyric tenor who comes to Ameri-
ca with quite a reputation from ST.
Petersburg. Palermo, Odessa, Lisbon
and Milan
Lovers of the spectacular will flock
to the Hippodrome tomorrow evening
to witness the opening of the Hippo
drome. A colossal new performance
is billed that promises to excel in size
and beauty as well as in sumptuOus-
ness ol ueldll any tllHlS ever pIeSeHltu
in New York. The bill of spectacle will
include "A Trip to JAPAN "Thro' the
Center of the Earth" and "The Ballet
of the Jewels
There is a noble array of good at
inc merit, bubbling over with hunor
and spirit, clean in every link, rs
Matrimony Failure?" which has en-
tered it's second week at the Belasco
theater.
Detective Sparllles, with Hattie
Williams in the leading role, The
Dollar Mark at Wallack's. and Ar
sene Lupin,'' also productions from
last week that are attracting large
audiences.
Maud Lambert, who has replaced
Blanche Ring in The Midnight Sons"
under the management of Lew Fields
at the Broadway theater, and scored
a great success. has introduced new
song into the production. This new
song which took the audience by
storm, is entitled My Sist Tetrazin."
and as a sequel to My Cousin Carus,"
by the same authors. The song takes
the place of Miss Rings ."Yip-I-addy-
Lay
Adele Richie has consented to fore
go the charge of domesticity and re-
il THE Paradise of Mahomet.' The
| Shuberts persuaded her, and the part
| had something to do with it, as it is
zone of those dainty, saucy things in
which Miss Richie is peculiarly eff
fective.
Adelaide Wilson, daughter of Fran
els, has so far overcome her fathers
remonstrances at her stage career as
to have obtained part in his COM
pany. which will produce "A Bachelors
Baby This comedy was written by
Mr.. Wilson himself, and his persua-
sive daughter succeeded in getting
herself written in to a very credit
able extent, though she is new to the
stage
! Billie Burke will star with Love
F, Watches in the west in spite of Lon
don discourageent, till after the first
of the year. She will come back to