The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1901, Page 11

Epes, Pi oe titan . 1901. THE V ‘WORLD: TUESDAY. EVENID 6, MARCH 12, SUCCESSFULL. 'Bronson Howard'sOld- ; Time Play Gets : Warm Greeting by a Large Audience at the American. ppted™ J othin gentlema Ud atrecto nh : Maye him on Ghunt: tlenderse. ste vail him inted co the Prince's cause THAPTEM If A Trap. t ee tamed agin your to answer my ques | pra roain am mo. te leave Ther Secauty exelt h noms Gk not minh t " Phe Onad (orererer Tn the olf days of the Union Squar company, when Charles ‘Th nd Sara] op Jowett In the leadipe roles + Phe Savoy. weno a je Four Cohans bewa hanced to notice the somewhat rious actions of three men tn unt- At length they left the place tn throne and married to the Duke Serglus, ;and \ngered gazing at ner in edmér In order that the speaker might be free | tton le was the Countoss Bokera'’s fo, return to Moscow.” I spoke very | vampirw, was how she mained gether, er could do single-handed. and [owas not ald of what Ing was very ment of the ment han c of the legitme: Ip Var Murthe & Seam ny 1 think not. What name?" | rewistance mate d expontula- he red man wir anger at my. mdleat to the protests a no name given to m Sa Halite ds, and ni “The Banker's T mance MAR aLGA avalon eas ding ee: Fone swords, and a Tush into her eyes, | tinue during the we One Hundred and ‘Twer i Woman tm had not the |t© be a* quickly foreed down and fol- = t, «mene st night to an the Name of 2 Woman’ Mority and {lowed by what F half dared hope wag 8! wwvay newn Haat? in Marlen look of rolicitude on my account tx cleverer with the weapon than | [ t to my tntenee a auth was considering where I] an Bi and end the fight ‘ I trod by mis © sword at m: Mle to save my ao mrarage written not made, however, without for the remain | ‘The name play will run der of the rity, rt ry wood of You, very good indeed ne repited ary: man Street Theatre, | Of nut anni the Ren! ‘om diaposed the «oor, cy does not Th G rrett O Much 3 Hi Jength on ne thing and pre if u never be strained! Btreet Theatre | ated upon me 1 «allover, and [gave myself up | sdes, fi “wish to have a word with hin] iy the disirih “ha {most unexpected and | myse pede aed) A NC eruption “With mar ied tn, aurprine Pitaneaph attay FOR CHILDREN -\{ yo he answered Nowlng andl plause and many « lant week of rrett O Maer TO AID AN AGED ACTRESS. | . htt LL 9 American Citizen’ for Nat Goodwin and ha liked tt. It | from school | rub the | wan written | or play with (To Be Continued.) ANtonteandechear alls, : is from a grou e with end of Nhe rooms men, what is this brawiing?” was ers turned at the sound of the} Some time during April, at one of the played we the Mi ind [scrambled to my fee largest theatres on Broadway, the| night by the I KTipped i young women of the theatrical prof pany in a om sion will Join in giving a big textimontal | enntion fF benefit to Mme, Januuxchek. one of the oldest women of the stage. The venerable actress fs now living tn retirement In Saratoga, incapacitated by age and tlness from continuing in her profession. + The project for th sult of a meeting held home of Amella Hingham. aueenly tyethird atlemen, hp your she no etd in- o irprise, |" that | etantly! man comedia comp, Na ¥ had his weapon #h Hit fell back abashed behind superior officer, Intuitively 1 the room again, brought me had aiready closed the door. My surprixe was not one whit greate than that of the thre resogn‘zel the Princess men in the 5 however, Who were standing t NETL weap angel and with the it 7 ed ? c cided to ask thi P having h eer hid Shot | Beart of np [elute dn all th , eye at not) phis, tee, Mescription rushed to my] C20" upon het lth Weer WhO} oughta ax 1 gazed at the Princess! gations in had anowen this?” . Surely never had treachery, | ditto samt core sire | cr and ambition « fairer gulwe thin | Serre matt ic STAda me DULtery SHR ye aa ees Uiaa ta Mie | hers. ie treacherous wn ecuel'ame could | THE BROOKLYN THEATRES, | {out seek a 0 Hits companions turned. quickly pas aire last nig hearing him. and atared at” mo Edwarl Rose's dramatic version of vident amazement, a Supe quiet, Marx,” sald one of them in ‘Richard Carvel’ was seen for the fire a dramatic © Russian, a. much older man, and ap.) 0 drat time In Br nat the Montauk T By taentg me. Dae aa tre jaet night. Joan Drew in the title ah my sword and part and the members of the supporting 1 snow to, more than th company duplicated the success they vered, keeping ny. eye have ‘i ein Manhate tred man whose treaten- pa Ue LE co a ! ote neal iy Mi! for Two big wud greeted Martha) T pre: | indignation. « » Maid | Dorlon Lowe, who has been prominent f her perfect volce moved me to wumo, A Messenger accosted me a few | notes intiahurehe mihuies since in the street close by and| regret even my share in the fracas, y <a written message to follow ; though tt had been none of my seekl: her appear: to order m room, Her next: words. w nts from the an rougnt me here—and that's Orph ‘ re allt kno: “A cool devil. on my word,” tha red-headed man, ‘One of the other officers gave a ilttie encering Inugh i “You wish to know overheard anytting? 1 xp ii and as [entered | could not help hear ing what was belng sald. exclaimed AS hes and Sissons ners maxiclin, myatitied a large Grand Opern-House lant | nied wevernl 1 emarkable Weber 3 he nink I xhbitton: Major Zankomt, alr?” an best explain’ mnelos A look of concern showed on all three have asked thix gentle a facen ag T spoke. explanation, Major.” she ‘ on will have the 5 1 lin axgertion af Author! t youave uy ht on M toete, ‘tls vowe hard repeated In Russian facts unto th ‘ sho ork what pad been sal Bho bent hy PE oo ay care ip apa rds Chad overheard] the reoltat 4 , ‘att acted a large aud ett LU tyrned_vers> white, her che mphion seu utiful pi at ' b pburras Whine nual ee italianation ana " riwass | Tue Org way New aid, for Oe soap Hite in the southwest wit Dp let ented exact!y as given in Manhatten by a well-balanced company aud with tae Be- original stage eettings. Ty Qmbatrassing silence followed, vide nat meaning dy you atinch to | aie ‘The Sew ¥ big show opened at the New \ been shamefully treated,! a” ate that they concern ma, or ' girshampfully and outrageously. A great, ERIL|“THE BANKER’S DAUGHTER” nother week her victims, I, y rate. war reatty 1 [ followed them. f stand aside from that, door|to ibe one of them. Aw we stor thtin entered a large house, near dy" take the consequences,” satd/she holding tae door and unwilling to er acer hite“T stood ak enter ther es ed man go, yen mot. wan filed with famous by Sat while" T stood Idly watching ‘the My arawer wae to whip iy sword |one inning hurting iniplise to sere rand she add > i Museum, st came out, and, walking | from ep stick and put myself on th asa vernatile u D Mees Vallectta noagelot- Amert st ross to me, addressed me. | defensl The door stood In an ang nlaxlaatinight : m am to give you thin, sir," he said, | of . excellently placed for my A The ain Hone pleased a bls crowd | ¥ % tdi ot my two opponents would bi SARC ee se SOUL RISK | Ing with the manner of a confiden- | hampered tn attacking me to- ate ost ei : ; ; nh peated. tt couk © for me, I knew! ayes seemed to beg me to leave while} patrona of the Harlem Opera-tt nO™MICH pae-word, and [connected | rt the way wenn still Open swan [ereesled that. theatre. lant neti temtantiy wit t ad seon at ccemsful 1 co seo how povnith ncese, have a word with | are - Hee eee ERO enue hye Pl a a sate pity you? Major Zankoff, clore the door and | gave W. A. Brady wn . o send the min Was SWAMI With mene Butt] Svard tt We want ‘no one in—or out. la greeting. If th f Nature, a play tome that it mitch otrarmeng with men But tlhe det the Inst two words drop. from ; Mr Bie. Me wi the Countess Bokars thank the advantage I gained [Mis Ups ns though they were an after. | new it vould nc STR ayes TEA eanvakies SE ihe position at the door, ee | Hhought and not Intended to be spoken | tention, 1 Is a wts PET Sr bra ab Tran ono of the two through | #!0u! uetton, and the com ri this exceedingly amolguous | ; : hrough |""“T'am telling this gentleman that he means : sommunteation. 1 he sword arm, disabling him, and leav- | ig gt iiberty to leave here, General,” she|!#, on tha whole, quite caps Biman beldvout answered. lifting her head with ‘what| Davies, Scott and 3 mee mannely cu read as an Intenttonal assertion of| Strickland wer prounly, appara) a sore th Y REVIVE ED. boll Gtrichiand : HARLEM OPERA HOUSE 3 “LES HUGUENDTS SUNG ONCE MORE “The Banker's Daughter.’ one of niet hee hours and tif ) TRGARGE SE LOR RCT RI OTReL eaeeeRE Stueew waa a livery wwe ste | plays, wae revived at the Americar ace "Martti old ¢ Ravanatecnil last night by the stock company 20) people were concerned Horid muste ty and} i elena jnarye { 1 nip litt comes home re ga Oil, danger in using it freely, | for there is Om There isn't a bit of | no turpentine oramm init. 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