The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1901, Page 7

Sa loa nk el one att _A ROYAL TIE ME FAVERSHAM MET HUSBAND, os sesensenseonnsccescons NOW BRILLIANT STAR, BY MISTAKE. [#3 cine Pnut tenons A STIRRING ROMANCE OF LOVE AND INTRIGUE. 05 nose - vs sossssesmenn | AN SCARNIAL ie WED. EVE, 3° eneencessoessosoo esos ki ’* Jefferson [A ROYAL By WILLIAM FAVERSHAM. AYE De Angelis] ROGUE (Copyright, 19M, by the Preas Mubdlishing o.) Amusements. EXTRA MAT. & EVG. LABOR DAT. REFINED. VAUDEVILLE 8 THE SURPRISE. ) HAMMERSTEIN'S, gad, Bwa, thar. S 9 : "PARADISE () Fy : : Ate ARDENS. 0 iTO. NIG AT ru We eiaat CRITERION THEATRE." A ROYAL HIVALS an atapie py Gereid Du Maurier ne Oth Ave Nights & Sat ort EDL, She. Suda, Bargain Matinee SUCC SUN, THE MORMON WIFE. heart Interest.t!—Herald ready.) CAST OF CHARACTERS, teeta sees etee sere eee, JOSEPH HOLLAND. . ' EDWIN STEVENS Theatre Ceenpany) WM. FAVERSHAM. sSNITZ EDWARDS sie oN, S. JELENKO ROBERT T. HARVEY WM. DANNER: ULES FARRAR sseeAe R. DALTON. + JAS, KEARNEY +JOS. WEBBER J.T. SCULLY CHARLES DANIELS THOMAS SMITHSON. sARTHUR JARRETT ‘ seeeseereFRANK HINTON Pedr. 0 bey ones JESSIE BUSLEY The Marchioness of Montefiore... +: MAGGIE H. FISHER, paces seseaeeensceeee eeee JULIE OPP Lordi, Ladue Oltucery, Ciiseny Soidurn de The King of Spatrecve ooo Don Jase de Sartarom, he! Mlb er vse omedy thon al XTHA MAT. LANOR DAY. ( PASTOR’S "SRR" laure xon, Jar Stinam & Morte: san a Coun 3 HERALD #i\tie | i6Monnow. NING SATURDAY. SGHF, apne us New MACK TOM MOORE. BERGEN BEACH Eine FLORODORA THE MATINEE TO-DAY. , Ve DEWEY City Glob Burlesquers, E.t4th St. 2 Burlesques—Grand Vand 4h ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 1 MATINEE LABOR DAY, na ARIZ aoa eLesesere roses CESAR SPRANG Reosos 1G FORWARD TO MEET IL. DO OOOO COO “It wan all a mistake, my meeting | aim," safd Mrs, Willlam Faversham The leat atraine of “A Royal Rival’ | 2 nt & Irving P ha host and Dixen are had thriliel and throdbed to a finish, | 2) become a collet Thrilied and throbved are quite the | § 2 In hs _merr aay lake advange eae * enone tO al Rogue,” pe oe os words, because Mr, Faversham's song |) pA oye homes ear her, Don e ind Miss Opp's xypay wit had both | ¥ Ay UR edd RAND gure oO eet Ft neal follow you tot thrills and throbe for fringe. The house | ( eo was large PML ta had had its ecstatle way and w 1 trust she will make no such | 7" Fi z won my account.” proteatud Ung away. John Drew and Ethel E ae =| BLOSSOM cH, os op % ¥, Theat etre, ater) fa. dio! hurrediv. “You. can moe vat att “ ve Gaillenn owe ered : Ry SEE NCEE creo cepa Gt nore and Mchard Le Gailienn are18 131018 eon : Sharles Richman were up back. Mr. Faversham, tn a flowing black | iTells the Story While Theatre Is Still Thrilling forme execution. Dan |ae calnking hee some women who wants the tite} “On the contrar ADEN, «near Canal St vene M& Dale, Purcell de Maye "urged Jone, “the Countess. A thick veil hldes face | Countess reallges | your position and velvet cloak and corresponding collar. | Matther can seo the other during tre ceremony | atatiis. prepared to a your for- ¢ < 5 | and movly ures con- | hardy Jon o vhunee & Peterain, Halk Aciitarciooet non Cosas tore tion mer grisontcourt’l| Canentei age oe ean olae Comey CUT ILOr den mot 1 will go!” WAR hearing In all intonations what an | with His Triumph. |ldntertorattract! goats audlencesrtorthe | mince preterm onan: asoncem aan sa rattanscratiinteaecea dts e2"* queried co hopelessly. | “wil” Fou a paper to that [actor he is. Julie Opp, In flowing, alse | Eien Mw 7 , ne ; 4 nt the ss not be out py her in| ette cring, fleecy white and pearix and curls, ———SE 2t. Countess de Ilazan, ani the Marquis spotimelent aan Lemecta shows | | cring, fleeey and’ : Mat, wayGi ‘eto own’ het ae hie ti dane, n away every debt 1 ha { alin harncconatweek BTR taead hae nan taoabintemttarn ich AF: sooner tham be that aged Gorgon's hus: |¥84 betng shared ax a trum The} cried Mrs, Faversham, “but |t didn't erest ina hundred pounds of very Vite at the Fi TANG Nett on, uaa inl : i t And ft Mr. Frohman — ider_ of brain’ nigh, m tale dealing M The new 1 is drawing exce he King, Semr, to tong, ons | band.” wings were theirs. And the fil ' "| "Very good,” sald Jone, producing pene | + ¥ e ndorad! 1 John Tam no longer your | and p “write at mis dictation: 1, |), nut You are a iRicnged’ | Don Cesar de Bazan, Count de Garofa. | Drew and Et RUT Ss “where the Marquis stood | promise on the honor of a gentleman {6 | Ie Gaillenne and Charies the boards, The Dre quit, Madrid forever.” The velvet cape nw: Soreve! 5 y or as ator wrote Ceaar, “MY PCT) mult of citizens that had got up there | Did you love him when you saw him | atu. Te reat of the: company ‘And,” dictated Jose, “I renounce the| “through friends hummed In, applaud-| in the Mrat act of” ‘Featherbrain? heir Work well, and the play mov untens ae Bazan ax my wife.” mane somebody. jamoothly, Some of its Hnes ily the wrote Cesar," y ulle Opp just then swept the floor in| crispness and snap of real comedy, anc mmanded Tun Jose, It wan a victorious moment. an Olympian curtaey, and her beautiful | though it dragw some at intervals, this eaara hand was on the pen “It was a mistake,’ Insisted Mra! hands were Kissed dip and rise. [is compensated for by the accelerated reham. flome one had) William Faversham silpped away to/ movements in acts third and rth. he in married nthe commodity by. tat Rumney would surely be METROPOLIS. AN ACTON “That te bec: ehman. pride, sou xe Yrew, with aco 8 proud of ye supplemented Jonn tly pull at his mus- aol ge Strange, Land” was nat the Third Avenue Theatre, last WORLD IN WAX. New Orchestra: “la success. It was dcted EDEN CINEMATOGRAPEL ast of players MUSRE | Ant Sp To-Day, > iy Bae | Ase Lamp 4 careful, dell Jose, ant an in was wh 5 - per See such wrinkles?” CUARTRIEY: You mean, omy dear air," repeated Don Jose, dully.! snapped the indignant’ Marquis. Don Cesar! Not dead?" imples?” echoed Cesar, She har al C No. The report of my death Pee ee ar eronene th was allehtly exaggerated. jal Attrai eh"? Inz. talent) was = 4 Heat her * shouted at Be ou ‘popular, To-morrow marke Brooklyn Amusements. Marquis. *Rut--but' who saved your llfe7" Here when from the next room a servant! witam FS 3 tn’ tury, cant Called witli toi 0 t CoMr. Pavers aber sty. fi AUand th ee “Why, you did, my dear ald friend, by nirrelesyousheedntipacaroundnt Tne. carriage the Countess de[asked her how she came to meet her) Gale LL CIC CUE TC ELS au Ua chsh a OE ed i nibhigand itera ey DIA ETNUSIOM resenting me from ailows and by fie ty make atner geopte Hiewatlefed ” | Hazan!” “and “Maritana passed througl | susband, A bases Drofunde shrteked tn salaried | seh Nin as tory as he remainy on Hrvad presenting BRIGHTON | BEACH jiatic ordering me shot instead." hurting her out of the roam: lest nome, Don Cesar nan her ant crane ei tnts | She stood over bs’ the door, In hello-| toner, From the ‘diminin Tombs Hramtopentenvabiaiie Rape a eh ROL Kakets 4. Fatidevill SE Eee co enmaaaicee My Pcaeled ee vi encutl H her aut 4 lest n i" E orate cea he stk, 0 outs allo ! i Hopes to be dol And he need ed Sullivan Xe raua's Dewey ‘Thea . % But I saw you led to executh Tot Cesar's uncomplimentary comments | fee: trope, Her gown was hellotrope stk. | 1.2) UN) In that. firat act | fear. avy haw knocked ‘em cold Hea Ala an L ere nee Pravleertieeat idle t ach her ears. You have decelved me! he shouted. | smothered in soft e lace, Her Vitagrap®, Mrooklya SM: heard the volley of musketry,” stam. | #hould mebody: gaat ny New novelties at the Don Cesar, Jose, when ring the shreds i m: mered Don Jore. wo Were alone together, “the| “Purrue your wife one atep and Tor- | droopy hat wan rose-brimmed. She was satanaherane tired T WIDE Munem and vaideville at the Jerome COLUMBIA - TIMATRE &TO-K COL” "Bo did 1," repited Cesar, “and here | Countess does not love you.” i der your arrest Bey Jone. smiling. But in spite of the guttural ‘the Ights showed only. ik ta big west | A¥enue Casino Presentiog | ot ralaaiss “Marvellous unanimity. in man and eis my wife, then!” exclaimed | oy iug Pine her opinion re- hellian| ¢ DI fe nha eine SeACle are vas | OPENS ACO. M are eleuliets <Slerovel kan oo, | wifets commented [an Cesar, Cerar, “Let me go to her orf shalt] audits of the Leet per Taiasial paren Lue wand thes side audience last night at the PD OO CC ea CD CLO aE at } THE GREAT RUBY.: je tossed a handful of leaden pellets But she ts rich; you are poor. ne owe the law the ilfe of another man |inained unshaker. nak thexametnori ori la eeele, Opera-House. The musical comedy war Eve. 4 cate, BAM seate reserve@st down on.the table. rill pay you a generous pension if you) Killed: (Let me io. T may te nistake. 1{ MOF codrme Tad noes MA2IRR: Well ataged, sung and acted bY a com: SE RTAANY : snlisiece 1 the | felease her and quit Madrid for ashing dase ¢o the xround, he rus ares stake?” inquired ren cya : 5 ot Lazarillo, while crouching behind the Madrid!” mused Cesar, sadly./ down the corridor In pursult of Mart fow was it n mistake?" Inq ZONA GALE. wheh Arthur Dunn ta TATTOOED BODY IN RIVER. Excursions. stacked muskets in the prison, had «ur- ‘Me city of my. bith! The | tana. a i some one. rein ee a1 member, and all of the nun repitiously drawn the bullets from cach f editors! There! That ‘0 be continu d Mrs. Faversham rested her lavender which mot with auch app There Should Be No Dimlealty in aa of the six guns. But Don Cosur did “——-—"" und jace elbow on a convenient swite HIS SUCCESS AS aaron ey Jerone nine the honors Identifying This Dead Man ~ Amusement and Education Combined. not conalder tt worth while to mention voard. ! STAR EMPHATIC] 3, 2euuininutive comedt THeaolsTocaniunidentitieatmantens ase thin to Don Jose. SHO LD D Hoped to See Another. traction well undo: Hy crowd the found to-day In the East River off WILD Bowe ie el eae aay “The frat night | ever saw Mr. F: Play-houee during entire eng nt of 1 tyeaecondeatrectannl Cl was DLAI Atenctiogy “ Pea Pouch annie the guard de- AND WINE FOR BATH sham," ahe said, “1 had left home to] As tne curtain was raised again and} 7°" taken to the Morgue } the world. Grats u Hy BED gj | sce something else. again lant night and Wiliam Faversham | TOD SLOANE'S SISTER'S DEnUT, | ‘The man was about thirty-fve years ‘Of course I did,” retorted Cesar. 2 “One could scarce do less when six gal- jamt soldiers seemed to expect It so Md, tive feet seven Inches tall, welghed 170 pounds, had dark hair and brown oe and wore a black sult, striped nagerle and mt “One night,’ she sald, “eleven Ye@r®) stood bowing on the stage of the Crite- ago, I asked some one to stop at Daly’*) ron ‘Theatre there wax not the shi ove, on the root tre, was thr n The e tickets, They were PMY" lor a doubt of hin success a tar gal le it mus) mtg i ‘ ind get me tle " a dou hin success as a sta again last nicht with it mages ey BDA Ue ardently, ut when they went away 1 ing “The Perse and the Past” thereit|piay wna “8 Royal Rival,” an adapta: | ti mr hare suing | hint, Urawn undershirt aad Gis orc fhavelbesnlaeeslved iy ero ted lToret waw a short engagement tion ty Gerais Gulf siauriencatle en | [act tara Ki SG : sty ie Tuand cam Bol havelil, oi laughed ces raeiernie ec Tae enar de Bazan. the nee met A harp, anchor, crosm and a man and slinners n sar, “Just as we were leaving the house) cpa, demo lontwastemanaticrand 2 Las i woman were tattooed on the right fore- ch re Datieaen Musion waa go perfect I really thought Brenaputen glanced at the tekets tol yy- eave nNtEA On, earesapreneet Tod) Sloane Ann, ant underneath them the initials | Sad Boating, tating, Ssbing myaclf dead—and consequently all my make sure they were Tight. an hin audience, ; nl teicenaratusearaniig fle Os TG eal ure 1 feted Crati 1 found myself “Oh, penaw! I heard her say. “THT yiere wan a young, handsome man,| ! ohm. nkey and 4 Dw clreus Sao a a 10 face wi re i At retaings The nimale do weeiin to be a feto of meme sort going stupld fellow hae brought un tickets OF) coven in carriage and musical of | hut eee & ARMOUR PLANT BURNED. Fae reached’ hit gdy tera ef dance Muuttwon Sduare Garden!’ 2 Vaneech, with « temperament that reale| (Homard anil Bland, newcomers he is care, “ Holy disappointed, but BE} i264 the ideal of the darved He | eee eee Tek es and eNsloniae a Clty Firemen 0 “There J,”” answered Don Jose, “an: Lwaniierr awit fephar Meal of the daredevil, awast-| amuning ta ever, Renta Reid." |deraes ae you are in perll, If ou are Ribera} wax philorophical. 1 flew to a te i ny buckling Don Cesar, in a play struc: [talented young violin whase play TT sand Am CURSION 40 CENTS. ott ere (itemes ry second execution; and and da my beat to change the Uckets |turaly and plctoratly devined to bring | la fan S HOV the average, was recet The Armour Company'al ble Including Admission to all Attractions, , re will be no mejodramatic put to no avall. out the sattent ft ctor: LALLA pdt “ , se a = excap sees ‘ Fiagtat rose 2 a — establisnment at Nos, 2 a Don Jose was fast recovering from the We looked up what was playing 8t 1 play vigarounly and TAYLOR TWINSMAKRCCTIT. De Peete BY RAIL TO THE SEA’ firat shock of Cesar'a return. His own Madison Square, and found 1 WAS) with the acrong elemenis of love and in-| Phe ‘Taylor twin sistere sc ored a hit velock. this morn MANHATTAN BEACH. paige yet piriting away thi Featherbrain!”' 1 said, ‘What's! iiusion harmoniously. ble Suice | gracetul’skatitig land ivilin Satine Ui eral erveye Cliy At a POR AES 09, 6.40, TAU, atherbrain’’ 7" wood Fle had declared publicly that the The Svengalls etl continue to mystt way. had tr : King's pard: MOE it anited an amin Wi ‘i> and 103) BM, Kinga pardon te, Don Cesar had ar- Heaven knows,’ responded my Tmanager extcemels Sadler Gaerelenyihe nies, enlise ; 5 dehiop at Hass New York 23 minutes afte tion, Hence the man was now sate friend, wad we got in the cw and] Surrounded uy an ail company, | ment t BST A a i Fee OL oar P enough, But Don Joso resolved to learn mourned ‘The T'uree und the Past’ all each player selected tar hin of her usual arena _ PROM vit retts Lte f whether or not Cesar knew yet of his © way down, We went in half-heart- FL With the ptage | None of their attractive qualities The r ‘ Ueland 4 each 0} © would leave IM anuped to give tr See ie e015 8.0% 1 j Why are you here?" he asked. cdly./and told:each other, we wo! there Were un: OTION dol A oP E “To ang my wife, vane Cesar, calmly. early and not bother with It dentably other cements to Mie Pavers | eee SE en tnotas Thos the-begha: |ear oP M ce, hyde) you: look: here fer her? Her Hero Appears. whain’s triuinp! i Yet all of these but \ ead Neevrcron' | iitid aa arose f b e 8 co) “1 to the conspicuity of the panned this house I saw before the door “When the play began, though, we| cor himnet. Unt Somepleully of th SCALDED IN COLLISION abe 4 carriage Dearing my own creat on its found it was really weil put on, and it] Last veraham was the bigeat | Francis W Marie °F b a uh panel. T°aaked whore It was, | was fret | Ns ween in a Hroadwas, playhoune tf and other mertyinakers. ti The —_——_—_ ; pant 20 a0, 730, 28 UciduthedCountessndel Bas, had some good ines, Before the many a year. In the strangely partdoxi- | Strollers” met with the heartest of 4 cohol VictincoflAnether Bo 1 twin M. Hammes oaly) 10.20 PM # came to look for her, t have neve Act wan weil begun we were Interested. [oul lauguake of the. “Itulion profess v8 the last Week of the A seen her face, you now: but the torch And then"— slonaly who witnessed his advent as i kerbocker Preight-Yard Smash-t nt 9 of her soft white hand and her divii Pay ce Seat m F ny twenty ears salad Volcg haunt me. Where la she?" Mra, Faversham healtnted. ‘ ssu4 hus knocked ‘em cold."* : EES, = mone pee before dose could fram a fitting ic “A commanding voice announced, EY ‘ After the show wax over a crowd col- IONG MANGES I each S Dona ae busta lord, the carringe careers closer an the st yee tae ASHURY FAIR ; “Don Jose!” he panied, “wi aay wotur nmu; tu. L gare, the, banquet SATS cee al cloner,’ antlelpated John Drew. | fie fin dane Apis shear PATTEN INE. {We are about to drink the Countess de “A aweet volce thrilled der with ca, auch ———_= — Bazan's health.’ : ‘Lady. one moment; | crave the road niacanitemumilar attested * NEW GOVERNMENT ‘CHANNEL ‘The deuce you are!” exclaimd Cesar, te Rarantar’" suggested Ethel Barry See eae : cD ew SSOAT PASSENGERS ONLY BER OAT ‘So my wife Is really here, is sh “Then you must be Don Cesar,” gasped the Marquis with a start. “The ®entleman who ls not dead?" Hoot “Arizona” cot more. femy, and ba “A fairy prince in silver armor wi past In a wonderful opal car,” guessed een made of Du Maurier been none of Paver eothat ent oe & na} work, there sham's Amusemen an “Hush! ere , ened and adi nim an ans old Marquis. Whatever “you soe cr ‘heat, Richard Le Gallienne. Srlcdee ep aoe SLE eae CHARLES RION * These ‘Allesbasa make Polen Hof aon tenement. Don “A volce said, “Varsnips are prefer ise Jule Opp i. mightily PROUM. at CR CRITE anti ¢ath a ‘emar," ent on aloud, “your wish 5 + RE; ~ able," sald M Wiliam Faversham. nd her dnunatio opportun esare any offee your Your TESTU ABTINELYOUrERLTG LD a KS ate © hat wan the iiat time Lever saw) in ram rurale ©] WA. FAVERSHAM "A Royal Rival mhail be reapected, os es ALLOCODEL L1H OS CO] otm, vald Mra, Faversnam, and she | manda. There whe rev tt os He lett the room, Cesar staring after fancied that wax sil yoher inilanution at pale him’ in suspense and the Marquin in| Araiine Ashbrooks Real, n girl born) tune, Though humbly horn and forced | Mgci? th Hininhed the atory tor [te Blot of wnich, ihe. teun "iy Parner esa lato ‘i NE Ava F dor, pa hae ons care : Some o h fordind ahowed the. ¢ ve ‘ ’ Theatre i LS : | ere apoke. A moment later Jone| i ® Texas log cabin, und now living Ii at one time to work hard, Mine Real) , S0ms one clme AMES UO Uly Ail Vand ahowed the dawn of love fly Aventie Theat tay ARE YOU ‘ 4 GEN’L_ SLOCUM entered with a woman. Mexico, ts sald to be a_ billionaire: ends money with wlid reckless: | Went with Mrs. Favershant It te to be rege nat Misa Opp is Ari r bs STRAMER: GRAND REPUBLIC Cesar aprank forward to meat her, but |Her father was a mining expert. ves away a million dollars | amu night. and who had Jour held go long dn abeyance and ‘ VICK ERNOCKER boc 5 1 Na 802 15 a Wer dataanies Fecolled) in -unconcealed dlagus| Through his advice she discovered the sometimes In une day. Her bath in of ce Ary A averahamy ¢ irere es out aonvividlys for: sien a Melos est bigs! we 108 1 50¢ Drought the axed amt de cote ora | lost gold mines of the Toltecs and milk and champagne, her body being whe natd reminis- Ia no fault of Airey to make Frome WAN Ss sod SOS, t ii) PALE SAL ROUNE And how he could He nis Dingetteaistvoe rman er ee : : Marquis, Instructing her on the way |amaswed from them an unheard-of for then dried by a whower of gold dust, what role she wan to enact. —_—____—_-—— es ‘Don Ceaar, your wife,” he announced, Nas goers led Proctor's One he had rune mf Ntted the part of ‘My wife! mutteres Cesar, “Did 1|’ tlre of the Jaw. ye 1 he wae handso wale! Mra. Wincar 1H net ne HOITY a TOITY ¢ many Tat! No wonder she wore a he way stunning wor ERNIE aE MEMUE CS eye tie we Sale of Seats Frida yell! Bir turning haatily tothe Mars |!ort Her Balance im Munginyg| She was taken to the J. Hood Wright| te right unromantic 6 hay onyyany nee Reed shared ty quia, “will you show me the nearent GheiheetinnmaWindone Hospital. Forgotten what ‘nim wan In tha wan : RKelin, Morence tee AMERICAN: > aS mn Cexa broke in Don Jose.| While hanging clothes from the scc- LT could tell you t ew tures an netate CUCM DOUWCRI Tt eatra cM, hay UNDER TWO FLAG “the Countess de. Bazan js here and = | night. My head Ip quite In done in, “The BL MaTiN ecapn See ROPE LON AH RNANIIDA; No. 789 Seventh WHERD THE MILLIONS MEET. don't know what a wreat strain It hay crante,” which wan a standard in itmeif, tastor ha show this : x <HIG AGES. w UOUS SUL Sager to accompany her husband wher- ond story window of No. eyer he may wish to go. Are you not, y oa) Bunday | been, Oh! ni uldin't he cane avenue tn-tay, Carrio McCormack,\ The Want Pages of the Sunday (been. On! no: of course | than it haat ri “Yes,” slmpered the lady, with a smile forty years old, of No, 329 East Forty- World every Sunday. night. Oh, yes—yes {i might have A hundred pounds of actresa that can] wee both ml evening y infuse tuel( so Into a play with wo many Performances yerterlay were largely at KEITH Ny Capable players and: Jemand and hold tended, Stinsen and) Merton head the