The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-01

teiis the story Of a millionaire from
lineage who is trying to marry his
laughter 10 an English nobleman, His
wire oont care for the trip abroad and
- forever lauding Chicago, which she
Oiiilhs " the finest place in the world
as q place to resire. The millionaire
eventually lands an English cary who
accepts his daughters hand. but his
cause Is not espoused by the mother OF
the American heiress, played bv Jose
prime Conan. Incidentally. the daugb-
ter does not entdhuse over her prosper-
1--WE spouse, for she has met and fallen
IN loVe with a young American mill
liofellre IN the person Of Percy SPRING
or mailing from Pittsburg, and played
by Geo. M. Cohan.
Inc young Pittsburg millionaire falls
madly In love with Evelyn Fielding.
and In his desperation at her engage
ment to the English lord. offers him
100000 in cash, to break off the an
gagement. The villain in rhe NAV WIN
has designs on the young Pittghurgers
surplus change, find out that he ia go
ing to make this offer to the Earl and
persuades that worthy to refuse a.
which he does. OF course the inevt,-
able finish is that OF all true lovers
and Percy and Evelyn are married in
the third act.
one OF the biggest individual sue
cesses scored In The Yankee Prince
mas been accorded to Tom Lewis. who
plays the role OF a Chicago trainer Of
prize fighters and who is touring the
continent OF Europe. incidentally he
has a letter Of introduction to King
Edward VII from one of our most
prominent American citizens. viz. John
L. Sullivan. His attempts to present
the letter, its subsequent loss, Anal de-
livery to England's sovereign. and his
command to appear before that ceIe-
Drateo monarch, from one of the many
iaughable incidents in this entertain
ing musical play.
A big attractive chorus, mostly OF the
feminine persuasion, and an augmented
orchestra, will add to the attractive
ness of The Yankee Prince at its pres
entation here, while the cast of prin-
ctpals will include besides Geo. M.
Conan, Jerry ]. Cohan, Helen f. Cohan
Josephine Cohan, P. B. Pratt. Frank
Hollins, Tom Lewis, Sam ]. RYAN. 7
Jiquel Lance, Robert Emmett Lennon
Lola Hoffman, Mildred Elaine, William
Leyle, Donald Crisp, Arthur NaeeI
Dore Rogers and John Jarrot,
When Klaw e. Erlanger's new lauph-
ing trust-McIntyre and Heath In
Hayti- comes to the Fargo operahouse
Friday evening, Jan. z, 1t will probably
appear that even the laughable quail
ties and gorgeous cosuuming of the dy-
manic chorus in that previous work.
The Ham Tree-has been surpassed.
Reports Of this seasons production as
sert that In Hayti is the best frame
work the rollicking Mcintyre and
Heath have ever had for their unctu-
ously humorous personalities and ar
tistic fun, and that in addition to the
increased scope for the comic work of
the stars, Klaw g. Erlanger seem to
have surpassed former efforts in stag
ing the work. They have given marcels
OF electric effects and Kaleidoscope
gowning for a great chorus of the pref
test of girls that ever fiuttered viva
ciously through the intricate dance
stops so much in evidence in all the
big musical Klaw & Erlanger offerings.
Julian Rose, fresh from his European
vaudeville successes; Marian Stanley,
from her appearances with
the Rogers Brothers; Carrier Reynolds,
in dashing soubrette role; Jane
Burby, inimitable in ''yallar gal" i'm
Lena Merville, Otto John
son. Carl Mccullough, John H. Pratt
and many others are in the cast.