The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1902, Page 9

J-E-Dodson ‘Annie. Trish y' he Opening of Mrs, Osborne’s Fushion- able Playhouse—Mar- tin Harvey in “The Only Way,” at the Herald Square—J. €. Dodson and Annie frish at the Bijou— “His Gxcellency the Governor” at the Garrick—Mrs. Camp- bell’s New Suder- mann Drama to Be Presented at the Gar- den Theatre. Monday, Oct. 13, My Dear Mr. Mascagni: Kindly pardon the liberty I take in thus addressing you, 2s 1 presume you 4 will consider mo a very But, to continue in a more serious tone, I write to say that 1 was present last night at the concert, and never in my , life have I enjoyed such rapture. My a soul, my very being, was spellvound, as ! * af by magic. Your must king," has filled my existence with a new de- aire, T must mect you. I implore you, with Ql) the earnestness one’s nature is capa- ble of, to grant my reques I am leaving this note at the box- OMfice myself, as 1 dare not trust {t with othe: Thanking y fo your devoted slave, YTHE VAN SICKLE, Genera! Delivery, Station H, New York an early reply, 1 am This is a sample of cartionds of let- ters from adoritig femininity that Sig. Mascagni is receiving these days. Ordi- narily, such misaives would be vulgarly Galled “mash notes,” bat being ad- @ressed to a composer instead of to an stor they should, perhaps, be given a More artistic clasaitication, One letter, however, was from a sweet young thing, who lafd bare her soul and tedtined that for many moons she had Greamed of the {ntermezzo, and that how, since hearing it under Mascagui's @jrection, sho neither dreams nor sleeps, but les awake nights think of it and him. Shoe confessed it was she who daily @ent flowers to her ideal, and further Mttests her adoration by saying that after hearing “Cavalleria Rusticana” and seeing its composer she hung @round the Metropolitan Opera-House ‘Until 2 o'clock in the morning, hoping to see him come out, and experience the blies of & word with him or the humble pleasure of touching the hem of his Ttallan cut coat. In some way she missed him, and probably at the time she was y and sighing Masca; spaghett! on a broad neighboring restaurant and tellin walter what In English would b ‘em up again!” “tt might be well—though bitter gall- Int Bde. Sicacagal has since ‘arsiving delegated to, heraeit’ th duty of r husband's With to her by. an Hater while she is keeping her weather Petro, ‘s in the FUN foolish girl. | {has no pe By out Beatre the spot Nght of favor, his brilliant countrywoman, Duse, has been doing all ‘n her power to shun publicity. For nearly an hour on the day of her arrival she vat modestly in the recep- Uon-room of the Holland House, waiting until the management could make shifte whereby could, be accommodated with a small suit of rooms. As she patiently sat there, her {dentity not guessed by the other occupants of the room, a lady rustled in and sweep- ing up to the great actress, exclaimed: “You're the French dressmaker I sent for, I suppose, I'm so glad you came!" Duse merely raised her eyebrows and shook her head. The woman who had made the amusing mistake curtly said, “I beg your pardon,” then turned and sorted out the foreign modiste she was expecting. |. OPAT! ON MR, BLAIR, narkable, for a woman, {s the 5! Mrs, Campbell ts maintaining on lence John Blair's disaffection and resiznation her has mts and had from her company, In answer to leading man’s complaint that she nagged him with unpleasant comm on his acting, both at rehearsals performances, Mrs, Campbell hi virtually nothing to say. To The Evening World yesterday, how- ever, she dictated the following statement with the strict Inlunction st shou:d be printed exactely in her own words: “Mrs. Campbell has had no difference nor discussion with Mr. Blair at re- hearsals or otherwise. Mr. Blair, sud- denly, during the performance of ‘Tan- queray’ on Monday night, resigned his part In the new play, Mrs. Campbell Iles in her agreements with her company, Her business manager advised her to accept Mr. Blalr's restz- nation on the condition that he con- tinued his role of Tanqueray until the end of the present revival." So there now MONKEY MADE TROUBLE. Perhaps it was the same monkey that went to see Mrs. Campbell play Paula that scurried {nto the Casino during re- hearsal one afternoon this week and scared the “Honeymoon” girls nearly Into fits, Brideematds and all gathered wu: skirts and with high C precipitately, 1 Manhelmer, a trusty on the Shu- hetr screams fled berts, and doorman at the Hemid Square, happened to be qn hand, and promptly concluded that here was 4 chance to get into the “legit” s the hero. ie, accordingly joord” the monk" into. a corner, with the rity of ait organeg soon had attering intruder oned tn phi and de: Imprii the 4 box, Hearing a door he urchins who rela commotion at the stage found there a group of excited od they had seen the monkey hopping along the street and was attempting to capiure it when it took a notion to go on the stage and turned into the stage entrance of the Cazino, Sol took the monkey to the Shubert offices and immediately inserted an ad- vertigement in the papers announcing It had been found, and telling whore it could be covered, Then he bought 4 cage in which to, keop thé restive little creature until a chiimant oppeared, Three daya later the owner of the money called, ile said he was A. L. Richardson, and that tho monkey had ped from his home, No. 121 West Thirty-ftth street. Sol told the man he could heve the monkey by paving the cost of the “aa and the cage, Richardson déclared he wouldn't do. ie ANd olit, bali Fe PSST BDF DEO RERE STONE THE WORLD: SATURDA It fs a confession to be whispered apologetically, but it was Q positive relief from the melancholy strain of “Everyman” to be reminded for one fitful instant of “San Toy. You remember the great Yen How, with his one little, two little, three little, four little, lone little, live little wives? Tho fascinating combination is irresistibly recalled by Everyman and his four retainers, Beaute, Strengthe, Dyscretion and Five- ‘Wyttes. Which ts Beaute and which Five-Wyttes matters not. Like Strengthe and Dyscretion, they'are labelled with ribbons bear- ing their names in Old English characters, but otherwise all four are as much alike as angels on a Christmas card. They prob- ably represent the nearest approach to the modern ballet that was reached in the Middle Ages. One tremb.es to think of the “effects” Mr. Edward BH. Rice would have achieved with Beaute, “All right," replied Sol, “may you be monkoyless the rest of your days.” “Not if the law can help it,” quoth Richardson. And straightway hicing himself to the Jefferson Market Police Court, he pra. cured a warrant for Sal's arrest on the charge of unlawful detention of prop- erty. When Sol learned of this, he tele- phoned the man to come for his measley monkey,| Then, fishing out his ever-ready ex- pense account, Sol wrote: For monkeying with a monkey. A GALLANT HERO, Gallantry took precedence over art during a performance of “The Little Mother's at the American Theatre Wea- nesday afternoon. The hero was in the midst of an im- passioned declaration of love. “Nan, he was saying in earnest trembling tones, say to you.” The heroine, her eyes on a knot-hole in the fi "Nan,"" went on the hero, huskter at every word, “you one to care for you no A tremor shook the girl’ ha nearer, and bending tenderly ovet “I want you to let me"— $3.00 tighe on the ankle. —"present you with interpolated the hero, and pte! handed to “Nan,” ‘Then he went stooping on and told And Nan? Why, she did it, of course! Pe rorerier’ Wer UP-TO-DATING .A XV. CENTURY-PLAY CAST. "IT have something to| with her golden hair} hanging down ner back, gave him the startéled fawn glance, then shyly slight frame, “Nan,” gulped the hero, taking a step Just then come one heaved a bunch of violets over the footlights, hitting Nan these flower: Ing up the flowers, which he with a becoming bow. “Nan” what he really wanted her to do. —— Peetaen s Y EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1902. Strensthe. Dyscretion and Five-Wyttes if the producing of “Everymiun” hed fallen to his lot. For my part, with all due respect to the fifteent@ century predeliction for Christmas-card angels, I would have cast the four attributes as follows: Beaute .. Strengthe +» Miss Maxine Hlliot Mrs. Patrick Campbell Dyscretion . «sees Mise Edna May Five-Wyttes ... ; Miss Henrletta Crosman But not even that combination could prevent Miss Mathcson, who plays Everyman, from being the beginning and end and mid- dle of the morality play. For imparting a deep, abiding. de- spatring, refined and not gaudy fifteenth century fit of the blues, she hasn't an equal. I suspect her of having played Ibsen. If she hasn't, I'm sure she could. KATE CAREW. essie Milward CURRENT AND CHANGING BILLS. cast oor. | qthel Barrymore is enjoying signal|ducea at the American Theatre. growing] .iccess in “Carrots” and “A Country| ‘For Her Children's Gake" will be the ve no melodiama at the Star. Mous at the Savoy. John Drew ts still appearing in “The Mummy and the Humming Bird" to Audiences that tax the capacity of oe Empire. he Two Schools" is still spelling! prosperity at the Madison Square. The morality play “Everyman will | be given at Mendelssohn Hall every af- ternoon and every evening with the ex- ception of Wednesday and Saturday nights, Miss Alice Fischer and Creatore’s band will continue to awaken the echoes at the Victoria. “The Rogers Brothers in Harvard” VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE. Keith's will continue to put forward the Fadettes Woman's Orchestra as its chlef attraction Proctor's places: “Led Astray" will be presented by the Fifth Avenue Stock Company, The Four Lukons in their sensational horiontal bar act will be top- Mners at the ‘Twenty-third atreet house. “Mr. Barnes of New York" will be played by the stock company at the Harlem house. “Alvin Joslyn,” former- ly played by Charles L. Davis, will be put on by the Fifty-elghth street stock r her, down NOVELTIES FOR NEXT WEEK. company, Clay Clement and company will head the vaudeville bill in Newark George Fuller Golden, the clever mono- logist, will be the bright particular star of tho vaudeville show at Pasto: Hurtig & Seamon will lead with mund Hayes and company in "A W will run at the Knickerbocker but two weeks more. Monday ushers in the last week of Brandon Tynan, in “Robert Emmet,” at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. Henrietta Crosman enters upon her Five new plays, two important fe-) During his stay at the Herald Square | third week at Wallack’s in her charm-| Guy, vivals and tho opening of Mrs, Os-| Mr. Harvey wiil Ly [ing impersonation of Philippa Drayton rd 7 born's playhouse promise to make next Clgarette-Maker's | Roman bite ea ren neg he) Wieaintic remains the “Children of Kings.” week theatrically Interesting. hia own Engitah company. After as much fussing and fixing as any dressmaker ever did with a frock Mrs. Robert Osborn will on Tuesday evening open her much-tatked-of play- house, the Berkeley Lyceum—made over, Just as dresses sometimes are. In the same way that fashion goes to a dressmaker's it wil go to Mrs. Os- horn’s opening, for many of the pnr- chasers at the auction sale of seats Respectful attention will be di to the Bijou, players as E. Dodson and pear as joint stars in Madeleine I Ryley's latest dramatic American Invasion.” wests, the subject Is that of the eu work, The plot of “Tommyrot" doesg't mat- Mr, Harvey brings where such well-known Irish will, beginning Monday night, cp- sucette As the title sug- ful inroads made by Americans abroad, beginning Monday night, wil! doubtless in “The Sword of the King." “Sally in Our Alley’ will bid good-by to the Broadway next Saturday night. Virginia Harned, in the Pinero play “Iris,” begins her fifth week at the Criterion, “Ay Country Girl” starts the second month of its rin at Daly's, Weedon Grossmith and his clever Eng: ish company will glide along in ‘The of the Party” at the Princess. Whirly,” at Weber & Field's, drawing card at the Eden Musee. Young Swan will continue to battle with snakes at Huber's Museum. The Trans-Atlantic Burlesquers entertain patrons of the Dewey, SUNDAY CONCERTS. Mascagni, his orchestra and several of his soloists will appear in concert at the Metropolitan Opera-House Sunday night. Customary Sunday night concerts will rected Annie “An ccoss: were pro-eminently of the smart set. | both in the channels of g : wnt ° There will be a double bill—Tommy-| of, soclety. | The prinsipal’ lnvadera in| i rand merrier than ever. Prelit at the Victoria, Fourtenth rot,” @ musica! conedy composed Ly | this case are an American engineer who) Van Rensselaer Wheeler has added the » American, Star and New Yor i dergaians joes to Calcutta, and a Mrs. Penrud-| song “Could You Be True to Eyes of| theatres. tho Academy of Music, the Stafford Waters and written by Rupert} dock ‘who figures Ie hin awuire! song “Cou ; pheatrea: : Hughes, both New Yorkers, and a bur- cui olinistiie Blue" to “A Chinese Honeymoon” at|Granw Opera-House and the Proctor lesque on the Pinero play “Iris. The} Romantic interest in a revival of Capt. | the Casino. : F. ms ‘or theatres, latter, called “Cyris,” ts the output of) Marshall's capital comedy, “His Ex-| Mes. Leslie Carter in “Du Barry” con- |THE BROOKLYN THEATRES, Joseph Herbert. cellency the Governor,” at the Garrick, to tost the capacity of the regal! Amelia Bingham and her company will appear at the Montauk Theatre jn sco Theatre, ‘he Ninety and Nine,” Ramsay ter, but it, might be well to mention| be stigulated by the fact that the be- } : jl Resch HES Soe eee there will be plenty of singing and|trothed Earl of Roslyn and Miss Bea-|Morrix’® locomotive thriller, nightly uupporting company will | |danving, Evelyn Nesbitt is credited |trice Irwin will be seen making love to[ crowds the Academy of Music. Dixey, Wilton Lack- vi: having the principal part tn her on the stage. The piece, in| “Article 47° will be revived by the Jossph Holland, Ferdinand Gott yrot.” while Blanche Ring will Miss’ etael arrymore |x" ao] Donnelly Stock Company at the Murray ae eekeriac er eipande Ge as ene oy Pleasantly remembered, itl be D ed eat Dita Proctor ‘tis will . ts 4 ‘ed ‘isher, Paige TROL aces ney cre here for two werks, then gent onthe | tai, Theatre, Elita Proctor Ot Wil) Madge Carr Cooke, Lucille Spinn Other members of the company i toa onal ward will again be seen | PLY 7 ae Adole Farrington, Rose Braham, 3 Grayce Suott, Margaret Ayre, Drina Dei in the role of the onera-singer, and tho| Hagcabeck'a trained animals will t¢-1\coae and others, The pine tai *, Charles Dutler, Fletcher Noi nelude Hawin Stevens, W. H.) main at the New York Theatre, ant] 400" a be Wolfe) Chas’ Thompson, Leo Ditrichsteln and Magsle|ycgtock’s goological congress at the st.] ely mounted ton, Ajfred Hickman, Richard Lambert, | Holloway ‘Fisher: f xoolog i HENS pet ect or eatin George Hervert, Richard Lee and the eo ee _ | Nichoins Garden SAH AC ILIVELS Honvgier sisters, remembered for their] Mrs, Patrick Campbell, minus Jolin! popu,aR PRICK HOUSES. Srhesltint Gch Cen agile dancing in “The Beauty and the] Blair, and with J. H. Glimour as her] : Beast." leading man, promises positively to pro Williams and Walker, the well-known | Spee ‘Whe costumes were designed and made | duce the twice delayed Sundermann play, | colored comedians, will appear at th rs, Oxborn. “The Joy of Living,” at the den The- | Grand Opera-House In their new musi- Amusements. i a Porty- |®tre Thursday evening. Meanwhile she} cal co: , Dahor Ng aailce on playhouse is on West Forty-| it give three mote performances, at | cal comedy, “In Dah: ." a satire on a fourth street, near Fifth avenue. “The Second Mrs, Tanquera Pe AAC) will make his fitet stellar appearance here as Sydney Carton in ‘The Only Way" at the Heruld Square Theat on Monday evening. Mr. Harvey came into conspicuous notice for the manner in Which he played the part of the melancholy hi in London, before the play was produced in Unis country. ‘This dramatization of Dickens's ‘Tale pe RhL a en Cities" is the same as thet in eerlenphonant Fitch comedy, “The In this play Miss Russell has the charming role she ever enacted. w. entertalniny son, Mrs. trelly will foles, mother, and Orrin bo seen * thelr or: the and the Judge.’ S$. Giivert Is still playing the Judge's John- cKee Rankin and Mme. At the Irving Place Theatre on Tuea- event whl bi enh Rite Rigs oe Se Sid Mieldel Eva, §.20. WITH & Co, THE NIGHT OF THE the colored colonization stheme, The plece was written by Paul Dunbar, the Mate WEEDON GROBS: & Thure , heey Martin } an Engiish actor,] Migs Annie Russell will make her « Colored poet. SESEEY o st seen this country five years a50]New York appearance of this season « Th entertaining little folk, the n de Angelle. (LAST NIGHT, ‘a8 a member of Henry Irving's company,|the Harlem Opera-House in the Clyde| Royal Lilipuiians, will amuse patrons The Emerald isle. |Last Mal. T'd'y. Evens. casino RDEN| MUSEE,) of the Metropolis Theatre with a new farce, “In Poaterland.” ‘Tracy the Outlaw" will ye the blood- and-thunder offering at the Third Ave- nue Theat ‘The Oregon desperado will be portrayed in the performance of lawless deeds and then will come 2s, AGHINESE HONEYMOON WORLDTN WAX) Sem Groupe SINEBNATOGRAPH DE KOLTA. Wizard, To-night at moat Mra. Cot- Priceless collection of beast fternoon and Event: and 10, served ch Jheatre. HUBER’S ,it, TIUSEUI, YOUNG 8 te re Amusements. 14th St, Theatre, ur, Gth ave, Mate, Wea, & fat Brandon Tynantast 2, VEKS. Ps: wet, Robert Emmet OF pew pl nO i reduction and best cast in New Vork Ji BURKE & CO. In ON NIGHT ONLY. ORROW NIGH? o.c¥%x. OF MUSIOy. ACADEMY Vth St. € Irv : us aren Greatest All-Star Bill, ne Tompkins, Props. LOTTIE GILSON, X OFFICE N ALL DAY SUNDAY. BELASCO‘THEATRE "st*t:t ry SL IE CA for & limited season Mra. LESLI CARTER 1a BeBe bu Bal NDELSSOHN WALL sth sy ¢ Matines Datlz, 20. Te!night st. 8.9 15TH CENTURY EVERYMAN MORALITY PLAY, es + 2.15. “THE, MUMMY AND. |THE HUFMING BIRD, JOLIN DREW |, CRITERION THEATRE, th ee at 8 atiarp, Matinee Today te VIRGINIA HARNED in IRIS. GARDEN THEATRE, ison Ave, MRS. PATRICK CA MPBELE, Eveuings, 8.15, Matinee To-day, 216. MRS. TANQUERAY, THE JOY OF LIVING. THEATRE. 24th at. 4 1 GUTFUL COMBOY SUCCESS, AY" Popttan (ORDAT | mere ING | CONCERT.) BILL. | Seats; ene. 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A ROSE 0’ MOUTH-TOWN S.14ed St, 334 at ne BROAD WA “4 TOMMY ROT. ase" iG} R A DE 8 BELLS HETROPOLIS, 3e,8* Bas THE HEART OF MARY “MUSICIB’ way @ 20tm. Lillpuiiaas WEBER & FIELDS! Hhtss Mate, then & Sat {ht TWIRLY-WHIRLY ATLANTIGOADERTELTETS Paul Suaaley, Le Vs & Gillea, The De sucha, on, Macher:'s Lady 0) Next woek, at 8.10, ical Play, A COUNTRY GIRL New York, 1 way.45 st. Bebo, Mat, Wed. Sat ‘aes We $1.00. Stewart May Leon, Peru ang MONT AUK z oe KYRLEBELLEW Be “Tax Ave, 107th Bt. Mat. TO-DAY. Spectel Dekolte Math at 3. Harlem Fionn, LULU GLASER Duly Worden jie *a! Nxt Wk, Annie Runesil In The Girl and the Judge TIADISON @inben {eSinana| his sensational escape and final biting of the dust, ‘Private John Allen,” 9 new Ameri- oan play ty Lee Anse will be pre- frst Es Star REILLY @ WOODS COMEDIANS, 25 TNE 5 NOSS rank MoKee'e Latest Great Gucceity | SS unt sso tag |THE NINETY AND NINE./ etait Battling with | ! HEARTS AFLAME| 81 MRS. - OSBORN’ BORN’S PLAYHOUSE