The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
JULIE OPP, LEAVING
ROAD, I'LL AT HOME
Mrs. Favcrsham Forced to
Quit Husbands Company
in .Thc Hawk"
STAGE NEWS AND GOSSIP

1uIp ''nHs VI EN"f''' w W. F''s
nis sea- son with her husband. William
rayersham. in ''Thc Hawk the part
orieinally acted by Gabrielle Dorzlat.
returned last week to her home In a
Go yentecntll street. She Is very i'll and
q allowed to see nobody. 1t was an
,ounced last evening that she had I'M
proyed hu, little during the day.
Miss opp has not acted in New York
> snce she appeared as Porfid with her
husband In Julius Cesar" at the Lyric
Theatre. I, was announced that she
vould act in the revival OF 'Othello"
d. the following year. but her rest in
England did not improve her health as
she expected. when ''The Hawk was
acted she felt physically UNIT to play
the part Of the heoine. so Mile. Dorziat
vas engaged. Mr.. Faversham is still
playing the part Of the redeemed black
leg with great success on the road.
I, has been decided to call the new,
comedy Of Horace Annesley Vachell. in
shich John Drew will soon be seen,
The Chief" George Alexander. who is
10 the British drama what MIR. Drew is
A.. ,r,.~,c,, stage has acccn,cd
70 "N o.. anaon laura Hove
me .o".'. ILL.,, Thai, I,w,nn
= ..tms. ,na.a,a "a L,cniin cavar nil
"Ane.
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shuberts more than the universal
criticism Of Herbert Evans. who plays
the par. Vi 49, a.. .0',,s =,
Ane.i'a" n'' 80. , ..nrtn. a.
when Is SOW! Y T,u..n.
pubic az .he "aA.uv .nn.tn.
He was oescripeu ~i'nou' nn
voice AZ a,.ose,neI Wv EnsuSn 80
there was 'ne sene,a' 49,
an American shou'o nave oee" ee'ee'e"
for the part. -
As a matter ol iset WI i.Na"s ~
Amercam' lie mas peen ony w hion,ns
. senator huTphy III ro'asn anu ie'i
mutter. tie was seiec,eo ioi 'ne paie
in the Nacheil COMEDY because ne was
. an American MT EVahs is, "hoieoSeI,
a naive OF Iohhecticut. ne ac'eu ="
The Servant III uhe HOUSE IN me
Devil ana various otner AiheT'eai'
plays before gong 10 England.
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Already the ac,orS arc coinp'a'nins
bitterly OF the disappointment OF a sea-
soR Whicn Is now Only SIN "eehs oio'
one company. which mad been renears
ing for seven weeks-naturaliy without
pay-was disoanded after TWO dress re-
heArsals or the play. IL was not per-
formed once.
Just to THINK said a Wen known
young leading man the otner da! three
time this season ! have been told after
rehearsing from three 10 h'e WEEKS Una,
was not the ype. In one Ease ! acted
for three weeks IN another Tor Two
and the last time, l did no more thar
appear at what was to be the last dress
rehearsal. 1t was then that the marRa~
get decided after having seen ms
every day for a month that L was MOI
the physical type. He had the decency
30 offer me a part In another produc'
lion. for which ] was 50 unsuited, how
ever. that l had TO decline It,"
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But no one has the hard luck story
Of the actor VINO went to a town JUS
over the State line to see a friend Wit
i, took most OF his means to reach tn
spot, but he WAS cheered up by the prom
" ise OF his friend TO find a place 10
. MIN.
IT'S a fine part" said the enthusias
: tic manager OF the STOCK company IN TN
Connecticut town. You are in ever.
aG, Very classy. too. and you mus
look the part all right. In the hrst ac
you are at a country club and you meet
smart golfing suit. The next act Ii oil
a yacht and of course there must b
something with dark blue serge, bral'
and a cap along with white shoes. IN
third II at a wedding. Gardenia, morn
ing coat, patent feathers and spat ell
iectS-you know right up 10 the 10
notch. The third act is a dinner an
there YOU must be all rignt-whlte ws'tst
coat, pearl studs. pump ana SILK SOCKS
the whole thing and very classy. see.
The actor thought or maj Wardroo
and then OF the little tnat remained
his pocket after the trip 10 dge
lie was silent Tor a minute ana IL
friend looked at him questioninSly;
Don't you ike the ldeaF ne asheu'
-Four acts. -FOUR diHerent suits' IN
actor repeated. "AH OF tnem eNpensiV
and up to date. Say, VINO wro'e Una
play, Rogers Peet!
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Experience teaches. In tne ioppy Q
theatre AT which a charitapie maine
was held the other day Lillian fusse
Was surrounded by a bevy or eager Pre-
gramme sellers. They were, as a rui,
Younger than the veteran pedut!' "a
though mono was more charming' An
not one sold as many MIS-