The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1903, Page 9

eS woRT YS HOME uo HOLD HER NOZ2LE TO ae ER st (3 E BANG TLL NE (he? Barryme. Harier Opera Hous Anyway, treat it fairly. Don’t flout it when it riots unashamed in Tourteenth streot, only to flirt wih it when you meet it on Broad- way, disguised in its Fitch wig or its Caine whiskers. Believe me, the undisguised article is wholesomer. Fourteenth street has the best of it “The Ninety and Nine” is nearer art than “The Hternal City,” and “Jim Bludso” than “The Girl with the Green Byes,” Yes, nearer art! And that includes a great deal. Better writing, for instance. (Oh! fsn’t it bold of me?) But, honestly, now, there are speeches, and plenty of tham, in “Jtm Bludso” and ‘The Ninety and Nine” that are not only truer to life and char acter—straighter from ihe region of red corpusclee—than anything in the output of the Caine or Fitch play-factories, but are actually written with a finer instinct for the cadences of the Enlish tongue and a keener valuation of the spoken phrase as an ingredient in the emotional cocktail. Ss. your jeers at melodrama, gentle reader. Mrs. Langtry Discloses the Secret of Her Perennial Youth and Beauty and at the Same Time Pays Her Compliments to the Critics—Her Success as a Theatre Manager. ro oo * os * A BOUQUET FOR FOURTEENTH STREET. ALL THE NEWS RAND THE LATEST GOSSIP? OF THE NEW YORK THEATRES. yevives the Caadzooks Drama. And not only better writing, but better construction. Theatre. Oh, you may talk about the obviousness of the nuashamed melodrama, but it isn’t a circumstance to the obviousness of its Broadway cousin. Noth- ing in “Jim Bludeo” is so absurdly obvious as the whole echeme of “The Eternal City” as revealed by La Viola when, in the first act, she clinches her fists and caws: “Leave him to me! Leave him to me-e-6-e!" As for stage realism, the locomotive at the Academy and the burning of the Prairfe Bell at the Fourteenth Street are both livelier and cleaner than Fitch's plaster Apollo or Caine’s wax Pope. Anusemente And don’t tmagine for a moment that Fourteenth street is shy on acting. WRTROROLT os Not on your life! Katherine Gray and Edwin Arden in “Tho Ninety and| | GRAND OPERA “StASON Por 1768, Nine,” Hilliard, Roberts, Craven, Wilkes and Josephine Lovett in “Jim ayoder the Direction of AK, Pal Bludso” carve their character parts out of rew human nature. Stncuerr Galiekd, joSchumena-Helnk, Personally you may prefer your carving not quite so thick, but, anyway, woveg, tt Saline the honest bone and sinew are better than a ragout that you can’t identify. Wea, Bre ei fe Lone KATP CAREW. LA FILER DU init ane PA “My Withering Lily.’ didn't matter Their articles could] “IT promptly threw it eway without y be dignified by the name of{reading another word, I never allow They wer€ merely ‘notices,'| myself to read the effusions of self-ap- s dealing principally witn] pointed orittes. I glance quickly over ht go out and play with the remote from the play.’ | every letter, getting an {dea of {ts tone, saacauaittie: Mra.] "Did you read the—the notices?” and there is always a waste basket 4 herself In a corner| There was a slightly scorntul curve to| awaiting i nellng soy oseieen decision.” room at*the Ga and|the lips, which threatened Mansfieldian asantly, as thourh to say:|/Tesponse, but presently Mrs. Langtry em HEN the “forrtn’ maid had hy had been told tn ported language t w Majestic Theatre, and ume In Now York this season Insure variety and promise to make next week att admitted “When me and Brown was in m comfy and all rea theatric faterviewea,”” “L merely glanced over one or twolf our ‘oneymoon he used to say J] ‘eatrically interentin ‘s natty {Of thom, I'm saving them to read some|] that It only took me, tim dnd af|,)nctver Clyde Fitch play, “The Bira It was all so nice and cozy and chatty ! y i in the’ Gage? arill! Neietent) Euenriat other time, wl that obe couldn't help feeling sorry for n I'm tn an atmosphere} } chair to furnish a room.” the Bijou Theatre Monday evening. In Mme. Duse as Magda for the first| be opened Thursday evening with “The Wri. ms, palpi spbie Wat enon" DUSE = FOUR NEW PIECES NEXT WEEK. rote ars ano tn ey new productions, the opening, street and Broadway, of which Stair & of the n Wilbur are lessees and proprietors, will Wizard of Oz," described as a combina . “NIG AT 8.15. tio nof musical comedy, extravaganza ADM, Be RESERVED SEATS Se. EXTRA. and old-fashioned Christmas pantomime. "BROADWAY “80, 7! is by Frank Baum and the rs 0 muste by Paul Tit) Jullan Mitchell, hMakY or late of Weber é& Melds's, has staged Mee FISK MAGDALA. the production. The company numbers 1 5° Next Tusaday at 8, Mr. and RNOLD aoa nae bs re they can't possibly have any ef- i eo: Haar conceit La ct upon my feelings or my work. "rhis| 227) Green.” thin comedy the characters will be| S00Ut one hundred poops. The, cog in Concert of Ola giiftly and r ¥: Out i 4 drawn from the every-day walk: are panelles with watered f 4 ‘ays the better thing to do, I Pind e every-day # of life, » ‘3 BIWAY, & SoTH ST, Other side of the footlights, pa eet y s lery gnd balcony are sup: AJE! \ en Ci OP HCETD Keep unpleasant things for a bright pe Pearce Theatre a Success and homely eubjects will bo dealt with.| Sotieq by ‘the cantilever ayetem, thu x STIC PO GRKNo dizecLe. wo nd 8 i ue day-sthen they won't look A pretty young girl, employed in the| doing away with pillars, Another fea-| Bravante Baldness With Warm OPENS if WIZARD OF 02, Wasn't worth half as much as fvelgark That is one of my eecrets AS Here's something Mrs, Osborn will! home of a paper manufacturer, and who! ture of the ati ‘and gallery |s cross- Seat aale at box offic minutes soclabiiity with this re-l keeping young. Never distress yourseit! Probably drop her sewing to read loves the foreman of the factory, be-}**!¢ rears Sh of Gut Soa ae markaile woman, who, even at clostl with unpleasant things unless you are|,Y¢® 1 do think & woman can man-| comes ‘the birl in the cage" by betng| Ethel Barrymore wil appear. ot the fampoos oura soap serene ay FOnEe., poke younger thas she did aol stely compelled to do go. They age id. Woeatce! one make It successful. tlced Into @ meeting with a frtyoloup| Harlem Opera-House throv@hout the! And light dressings of CuTICURA, ain re en hee threo seaxol >, . bring ipoawie and wrinkles Y)T ha i on of the household in the smoking- A ts “A Count Tne ent tm Bea Sie BURR PSINOTE BE rinkles and bad dis-| ore a eicy: made this declaration|foom after the others have gone to bed, | Week in “Carrote” and "A *Y/ OINTMENT, purest of emollients and "School for Scandal, position and lots of other nasty things," Discovery and complications follow, but Mouse.” greatest of ‘skin cures, ‘This treatment @e managed to keep perennially you At thought of which Mrs, yi With an air of pride. matters are straightened out and’ th rtha Galland, in "Notra Dame," a “By not worrying about getting made a dreadfully wry face at wet’ | “Have T followed any single, defintte| foreman and “luis. bridestowbe are Bess . vk Thugo's ro. |#t once stops falling hair, removes ne of are @ramatization of Victor er i A okndvath deseo sho promptly said, Mashing a waite-|her handsomest gowns hanging \mply|P!a8? Yes, I have followed the plan of | Promised by way of amends. a home in| ancy, will be the attraction at the) crusts, scales, and dandrufl, cestroys feethed smile, which told that the sub-|from a hook, keoping my house dignified, Some of| Win ratury to Herida ae Tea Cand, animal parasites which feed on tho hair, | canpixen 4 vive 25, SP ME Sect was perfectly agreeable to her. ee my plays may not have been as gooa| acter of Michael O'Brien, a champion off “Camille,” ‘with Marie Wainwright in/S00thes irritated, itching surfaces, TRA GIO SOW TO-DAY, You mean to say, then, that you are “We can't help what waaay | }|8 might have heen wished, but they | \ehor and Sandol Milliken will play] ine tio role, will be the revival at the| Stimulates the hair follic loosens 9 Wvey & 2000 at. v.88 able to complacently and contentedly Pp wo feel, Hl! at least were dignified, I have never ; P5 Murray. Hill the scalp skin, supplies the roots with Mat, W Sat., 2.16. look forward to old age?” but we can help what we do.” permitted anything frivolous.’ Charles Frohman's Empire company| Brandon ‘Tyr appear, at the energy and nourishment, and makes] i700) Orerwiakatag satin Mrs. Langtry raised her eyes and "Jim Bludgo.” “You were doubtless interested in fol-} will return to New York and open the] Metropolis in "Robert kmme, the Dass | the ‘fate grow upon a sweet, healthy f Jooked upward through the darkencd |'—_aceee et____—')!oWing the career of Mrs, Osborn's play-|regilar winter season at the Empire] of ® t the’ Fourteenth | scalp, when all else fail a, via e ae ; lashes, pursed her lips as if about to house?” was suggested Theatre Tuesday evening, when tt will] Street PALO. | ri cishe worlds allack’s, eo. Ade'm witty musical success Bee Now. don't be inageit Gold Stab at the Earl. “No, I never heard of it unt! Tl present Robert Marshall's play, "The| | /Zi6 hag Alley, Ip the name of the ee Bway, & 2000 Bt able!" thon decided to laugh her way] Mrs. Langtry had Mttle else than allent |feached here, and then it was closed.""| Unforseen,” now running at the May- Bae any will pe form at ihe Star. Amusements. . owt of a direct answer, contempt for the Burl of Roslyn, who, in| ‘The London papers printed nothing| market Theatre, London, Henry Tra- ne Weat heatre will have the re yaWed rats “Weil,” @he finally said, “I’m not dis- [his latest role as critic of a morning |®bout Mrs. Osborn’s enterprise?” quair, a once dlasipated young man, noMine ef sR g? MUBI , tressing myself about 1, anyway. Dolnewapaper, conceated safely, as he im-| ‘Nothing, The London papers are} clopes , with Murgaral | lelding, and a ea lp i > MUSEUM. Weber & Fields MUR fe you know," leaning forward and becom-Jagineg, behind a short psoudonym that| S4ly lacking in American news." ‘Traquair meets a friond and a country |." Beales of Juntioe’ will be Him Tine i aes Titan’ TWIRLY- -WHIRLY Ing as confidentia} as if she had a cup |i too big for him, evidently had no dis-| Mra. Langtry didn't seem to be joking. | vicar, and. anticipating the ceremony, ed or te af the Etving i KOREAN THINS And Sew ban The Seickiness of Golatt ceeded in ‘keeping my ago,’ as they aay, |turn, despite the fact that she gavo him | “Talk about the horrors of sole | {hroush the fallure of u bank he ‘has Merry Maidens burlesque com- _ AMERICAN, Given, bibs See tds hoe, simbly because I never allow myself to |his start as an actor and ts understood |} itary continment! 'Tis nothing to very cent and makes up his mind | Dany will be te attraction at the ealvea rl Mat. Daly THY CHRISTIAN. think about getting old, and never per-|to have youchsafed friendly offices tn he ¢ nok IpAr if Fie 16h 8, paying lie Mia: ‘week matinees of “Gretna Green'’ wmAR ourlogltite. (Exc't Mon.).2 k, The Saick of Jumtoe, gat my thoughts to dwell on unpleasant | other directions. belng buried alive with uncon |) ee Gn returning to “nginnde ac the Madison Square Theatre wil MD MARKS 100 SDAY NIGHT, things.” ‘Bo bad an actor could scarcely be ex- || genial people.” Marga and the Viean-now totally heretoforg be given on Thursdays Grand Martin Harvey MY OF Mush _ ” 1 rt tMly | oe eelday afternooh, at. the kmpiro es —— en, | reed t0 make an adie critic,” was per Gretna Green, biind=tall In toy: and are married. Thel vitae, the Amerioan Academy of Las ‘ caustic summary of Lordship. “D0 | eed |! lo Analy restored and) pramatie Arta will give the first wer, Bertha Galland eThere’a nothing en lovely ae ae him un sta Why! with he thno recognizes An Margaret the format in this olty of Ma st NOTRE DAME T#2,2Aty THRaRe nink him ungrateful? Why!'? with woman who was introduced as ‘Tra-| {) Ae ae ! ‘ » the blush of modest confusion on BF) ine first show of irony, “don't you know From Siage fo Farm. wife, Ie ts about to repudiate ar me Bight to Ley = R —- ere EU ESION. @ youthful cheek, but when it |]: is very foolish to expect gratitude for| “There's an Infinite amount of work| Ne! ce viens reinces ee OF EMPIRE THEATRE. enedvay and 401m spreads to the hands it goes too | {any but future tayors’ involved in fucting a theatre, but Eo edatenehh netic cand tiaras LAST MATINED, 2°58. LAS She drummed reminiscently on the|#9me day I hope to be able to enjoy a| Richman play the principal roles round of her chair and hummed a ilttie}| 600d long rest,” said Mrs. Langtry, e 88 ns air. Buddenty she started up and threw| “That's one reason way I am able to Take That, Pessieurs | off the mood with a careless toss of ber | tke such a oheerful view of getting ‘Unpleasant things’ suggested 9o| ead. old. Listen, 1f you wan! to hear just —"Gretna Green,” final performance of “Francesca da how this old lady has planned to end gtrongly some of eriticlama printed ‘m forgetting,” she laughed, ‘that | SHORE, ‘Crossways’ that It war quite| ti 18 one of the things 1 musn't think| Her days. Bhe will go toa tarm—a bly, Aueregns Ml APPT, ity Bo “tig Travelin, pt slow and unoer- oy TH , ATLANTIC about. What's the use, any way, both-| Steen farm, with cows and sheep aud] fret foason for the. Itallan ge to restrain an impulse “pe deed, cewprny oe raed am ering about anything said of ber play. Imagine the vis-| ¥0 wrote a book about the war in i surorise at hearing her say Africa in which he called his own “I was Yery well pleased with what] countrymen cowards?” the critics sald, She picked @ thread off her ekirt and he must have noticed astonishment,|*lowly pulling 1t to pleces, meditatively putting aside her smile for the] #aid: he went on to explain: “It sometimes seems that some peo- a lot of books she has becn promising| 2’Annunsio herself to read ail her life; #he will struggle against being thoroughly se!- fish by doing a little something for the poor; ehe will take dally walks as long as she is able to walk; she will go to bed at 10 o'clook every night and rise 8 On Wednesday afternoon, Charles B. Dillingham will dneugurate a sert special matine y evening, at the Metropolitan ie, Hlonora Duse will give a Rimini," and on Wednesday and Friday by a man|Slanting-roofed barns—and she will read] actress to appear in other than rs t the Criterion These For full information, call the BLIZABBIH TYREE in GRETNA GREEN, sf STAR ia. Ave Sua aepar tro for the presentation of “Phe LAttie Princess,” @ new play by Frances Hodp von Burnett for “ehildren and growi-up WM, FAVERSHAM in IMPRUDENCE JAN 1B—EMPINE CO. IN THE UNFORESEL 9 Don't Travel— METROPOLIS "635, yn mss #2 ‘Troan in RO! PAIMET, BATHE ii ar Bway 88.20 Male Today & Wad $16 142d at. & 3d ave. DOINGS MRS DOOLEY, epnone. Eee: i eins TP ah faassen oe bway ayet SHOW TOW i. MADIGON BG, THEATRE, Ho war. KEITH'S $ a cos De LOW RATE a to ar Viney. 1ithas | vai day @ Thursday, 2.30. Contract Depart: CRITERION THEATRE, i way and in ae | Next Werk—Z10 BAG ALLY, SBi8 Corsinnen, tops erningsiin Gvenings af B15. Matinee Today, BAB. | er JULIA MARLOWE oa viitien. | N4N Es Mtn MANSHELD oi2siQ0¥ oy s thelr gre: {at @ o'clock eveny mornin: With the exeentioy of Satur NEW YORK TEA Pe mean those review: pe na Made Sie aRs Mallet in mak-| hungry laugl he will eat overything gailaren.’ Hinges Ai ee dati Sonne ry ve TRLErMONe oo. GARDEN THEATRE, fies Macon av |; r rs 1s to ©, other people Ted ail tos wen Sulla’ Marlowe's engagement in “The Wr 185th Se Drevings, 7.45 sharp, Matinee To-day, 1-45." | DR LNGCRBSB ney O Sie e erebits : unhappy. It would surprise you to see ene. waniere oe liao, SOTHERN 4* HAPILET, |! sete chav! tempest ral y 0 el * er —— wao|} “A wellbred gir bond refuses icaambocheie Hae ee & pu |CABINO, a ik CH (STS a, Provan Bull Bully simi 3 Eee oe (Ol) SL! Sse Din Se oe Loses TONIGHT Lege 4 POOR TODNT AST Now York Poultry, sy, Pigeon and y All Be AS Fowl, Big sad Eéttle, aM fate = ‘a sone NT MADISON SQUARRICS GAR MONDAY, JAN, Grand Masquerade Balt Cercle Francais de P Har {os “ett princet bola RYAN’S CASING, Bormori ve j <a a drametiant oe HON, TORN Bat JIM BLUDSO, roa: “One of the greatest cesses of the age.’’—Jou: Harlem | © Opi “| tlhe | BorTyoote, presaded Or? BROADWAY? THE | Bae | West END—RICE 8 SHOW op." Crowded Houses, Wigher, Next Week *aoy Br | AGFRLE Gi hoNDaY. VICTORIA, 424 ut, B'way, wus ks MONTAUK Mary Mannering i rae es SKATING -