The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1903, Page 10

eR ti ae - TH £ WORLD: TUKSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1909. _ SUPPER & CO. SAD AFFAIR H. J. W. Dam’s Wall Street Play Proves Stupid, and Even Dog Actor Was Glad to See the End of It. es Sr EY MAGLYN ARBUCKLE NOISY. @tage Peopled with Strangely-Acting Persons with Weird Whiskers and ‘Things and Only the Bulldog Was Genuine. falling theatrical market ts not @trengthened by “Skipper & Co. Wall Gtreet,”” offered last night at the Gar- Phot. ‘This “original comedy of New York Wife of to-day,” as it ts called, is nelther strikingly original nor blindingly bright. M harks back to “The Henrietta’ in General form, but H. J. W. Dam, who- ever else he may be, is not Bronson Howard. Were it not for the kindly assist- ance of the programme {t would be a father diMcult task to classify the “Bkipper"’ show, for it skips so blithely rom bathos to burlesque that at times the mystery of its conception 1s wholly impenetrable. Hamor Is Very Sad. And when the author makes a den bolt outside his story, as he fr quently does, in search of humor, he brings home such sad specimens as to make one wish Mr. Dam might have had one less initial and another Jetter in_his surname. Dr. Dam may know his Wall strect— as he pretends to know Newspaper few iat he does Wall street is en- tled to something more than a new Stock Exchange. The Wall street of “Skipper & Co." Is Peopled with strangely-acting persons with weird whiskers and things. Most of them are shareholders in Skipper’s “Incombustible Paper Syndicate,” with ® predilection for raising a row and overturning chairs when a rival specu- Jator tells them they're going to lose their money, and the next minute ready to cheer Skipper when a country yap who chews toothpicks, wears “‘store clothes," and speaks with an under-jaw smack, comes to the rescue with money to protect disputed patents. Aloya Bingham’s Dog In It. + In addition 1) surmounting financial @Mculties—with the aid of Lloyd Bing- ham’s dog, which he sells—Skipper saves ‘his sister from a wolf in male clothing Who je bunting for a fortune in tho matrimonial market, and makes a quick mateh for her with Charles Cherry, who, cast off by his stage father—a most Ginigter sire!—has to roll up his trousers at the bottoms and look as if he needed the money, just as he did with Elsie de Wolfe in “Cynthia. Mr, Cherry, in this case, goes by the mame of John Belmayne, jr., but he's aimply Charles Cherry. In accomplishing tae several Skipper tasks, Macklyn Arbuckle worked like @ stenm engine. and was eternally and infernally noisy. None of the women did anything Tr. worth mentioning, possibly for the rea- on that none of them had anything| SoMsz¢, i. Coa, 3b. worth doing. Andy bes will ump “Thomas Jefferson,” the dog, scored won, po formerly. bitched t0e the grace Pen @ genuine hit. He did not manifest the | fis appearance. Addrena, Wan. Sivulin, care. of slightest sympathy for the sad story|Tefft, Weller Co., No. 326 Broadway, City. which Skipper insisted on telling him in| ss 4c. ot Paterson, N. J, would the. first act. and appeared perfectly willing to be sold, given away or stolen in order to escape. But he raced joy- fully pack at the close of the last act. he was glad the play was over. ‘We were. OPENINGS ELSEWHERE. Esra Kendall, in ‘The Vinegar Buyer," at the Savoy, and Cecil Spoon- erin "My Lady Peggy Goes to Town,” at Daly's, will be reviewed in The Evening World later in the week.— Dayid Warfield was tordialiy welcomed ack to New York at the Victorla ‘Theatre, where he was again seen in tus appeulingly Mfe-like impersonation of Simon Levy in “The Auctioneer.” Marie Bates, in her inimitable charas- terization of the bibulous Irish woma: repeated her original hit.——"Ki Dodo,” with Raymond Hitehcock still on the throne, held court at the Grand Opera-House, where the merry Pixley- Luders musical piece went with a rush and a roar.—Josepb Jefferson opened @ week of repertofre at the Harlem Opera-House in “Rip Van Winkl Shakespeare's tragedy of “Othello,’ with Creston Clarke as Iago, Edwin Holt as the Moor and Laura Hope Crews as Desmonda, was the ambitious is offering of the Ponnelly Stock Com- pany at the Murrey Hill Theatre,— Tolstol's “Resurrection,” which was given an interesting production by the American Theatre Stock Company, drew @udiences which taxed the capacity of the house.—lIeabe] Irving, who made) her first New York appearance as a atar at the West End Theatre, scored) a@ Pleasing success as Virginia Carvel in “The Crisis. \‘The Old Home- etead,” with Archie \goya as Uncle rt Jowh and 90) eral excel- lence, drew large audience to tne Metropolls.— "The Fatal Wedding” was the attraction at Proctor's Fifty- eighth Street Theatre.—"Mickey Finn” caused the Tiird Avenue Theatre to echo with laughter. ‘Happy Hooll- gan” went its optli lc way at the Gtar—Bop Manchester's Crackerjacks served up purtoeaze and yaudeyille at the Dewey. VAUDEVILLE BILLS. Cole-and Johnson, the clever colored comedians, who sing their own songs, were tho hit of the bill at Kelth's,— Crawford and Stanley, in thelr skit, “The Tramp, the Plano and the Dude," TWO PLAYERS IN NEW WALL STREET PLAY WHICH DID NOT MAKE A HIT AT GARRICK THEA TRE. LOWEST PRICED HOUSE JORDAN MORI 155,157 and 159 East 23d St. Last Week’s Immense Rush of Business Was Indeed Gratifying. It is evident the public are watching closely our special announcements and have We offer as good or even betteg inducements this week which should wetta Titec oherles Cherry 2 f Sibeen AndGs, ~” , ance of De Souchet's lively farce, “The Man from Mexico." A strong vaude- ville bill at the Twenty-third street theatre was headed by Barrows and Lancaster tn “‘A Jolly Jollier." Flor- ence Reed made her first Harlem ap- pearance In “Mixed Pickles," a laugh- able farce, at the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street theatre. Jessie Mae Hall and James A. Kiernan, in “The Opening Night,’ headed the bill at the Newark house.—Molntyre ang Heath, the funny b.ack-face team, led the laughter at Hurtig & Seamon's.—The Parisian novelty, the electrical theatre, continued the main attraction at the Eden Musee.—tThe Chaputs, acrobats and balancers, made thelr first Amer- {can appearance at Huber's Museum. ESTABLISHED ATTRACTIONS, Remaining at the principal playhouses WEP Strect were “Sultan of Sulu.” Wallack’ Blanche Bates !n “The Darling of the Gods," Belasco’s Theatre, with a special vhursday matinee; “Prince of Pilsen,” Broadway; ‘The Suburban,’ of Music; Man Who Stole the Castle, teenth Street Theatre, Grace George in Pretty Peggy,” y in “A Message the fiftecath “Joveryman, Money,"' Madt- Criterion century morality play, Marie Cahill in ‘Nancy Brown," Bijou; Lawrence he Earl ot Pawtucket," Manhattan; ‘’The Wizard of Oz," Majestic; the Four Cohans in “Running for Ofice," Four- BROOKLYN THEATRES. Mrs. Langtry, in ““Mademotselle Mi ” @ much better play than “The Cross- ways," scored a success at the Montauk. —Clyde iFtch's play, ‘Lovers’ Lane,” was excellently presented at the Colum- bia.—Biilie B. Van and Nellie O'Neill made a merry hit in “Bolfvar's Busy Day" at the Park. An all-around player would like to join a first-class uniformed team of ¢ighteen years, playing Saturdays, Sundays and holidays; _fret- class batter. John Barter, No. 233 East Twea- ty-second street, Now York Oly, Toe Tet Weller champions, the undete team of vho dry goods houses of last nei will make thglr first appearance of on at the Empire Grounds, in Bast on Saturday, May 2 at '3 P. v.19 will ting up as foll Mke to arrange a game with any (eam In Mew York City averaging seventeen rears ot Any to join a atrong can play Sun- Tro food felders would Mk team averaging 15 to 16 days and holldaye. Address Joba Dacey, No. QOS East 63d at | ‘The Irvings defeated the Urtoles, of Harlem, by a score of 39 10 9, having won this season, ‘They would like to arrange Sun- y games with te ‘They line up as follow D, Franzbau, rf; jens, ¢ i Evenson, 2b.; 1. Block, 2 Wolf, %; Jones, p., and G, Steinman, #3 oss Oates P. Fink, Captain, No. 1641 Medison ave oe Si. Ann's D.C. would ike to book gumee with all teams averaging fifteen years of age. Will play Satuniaya and holidays. Address Warren Ange!, No. 87 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Narszu Juntors would Mke to book games with teams averaging from twelve to thirteen years old. James Demott, p.; Andrew Wind, 1b; Wiilica Hora. Yb: Irving Brwated, ef; George J : Royal waite, ft. AG: yi Broad street, The Young Crvatsl Junors’ won thelr opsaieg BAme by defeating the Young Hoboes by a score . to be played holidays ‘only. games for Brower, No. . Sundays Would also Ike to book | undays and holidays. Address Prank 1541 Third “avenue The Young Volunteers would fame with teams averaging el yoars. They line up | right feld; H, Brown, to arrange lett eld; 0. ‘Wolf shortstop; H. Rag first base; A. Schon pitcher, X e) ish oe ‘The Unions, of Harlem, would ike to book Co with teams averaging twelve to fourteen Address 808 Weer One ‘Htunared and The Newkirk F.C. defeated the Coacourne B.C, by 12 runs to 10. ‘The Newkirke would Ike to arrange ames with teams averaging fitieon to sixteen yotrs, to, be played on home grounds of Every Inséct With Ute. were the chief entertainers at Pastor's. —tThe Great Goldin, who was the headliner at the Clrole, performed a number of new and mystifying {llu- sions.—Proctor’s theatres: Adelaide Kelm returned ‘to the Proctor fold, making her first appoarance at the Fitth Avenue | ‘Theatre in a pleasing perform- our dr git. het, Af hs Gone poe hate hit ms pot have ie make ange + direct frgen wae Beh hale: ARVIE Davao. 188 W. é same averaging fourtecn to sixteen years. Ad-| -I Cleared My House HARVIES IL Bug Harvio's Kill-Bug absotately exterminates moths, ante, Brdomgn fleas, roaches Mana overy wescription ot lamest sees pales to The Evening World will print published. The Evening World, New York, for @ side det. May 19 and Aug. 16, 38 ond 20 And Sundays in September and October, are open. ‘Aidrem George We Hall Newkirk avenue, PAK: Ville, Brooklyn. 5 ‘The Meroury F. C. will book Saturday after noon games for June and July with unxormed | | teams averaging seventeen years unds. Address John Hume, avenue, Bronx, baving home 691 Wendover oo ‘The Daytons would lke to arrange gums wien! Joseph Cotter, 300 Wast One Hundred and Btcond treet. é . ‘The Vendome B. B. C. have all Gaturdars in May, June and July open. Would Ike Wile from teams offering suitable guarantee. Address Vincent Danigan, No. 654 & Ann's avenue, eee of Harlem, defeated the Tip 5 to 3. Would anak to ‘Tiger Juniors, Tops Gunday, April 26, ramea with teams 13 to 16 years. HERE, FA Ta eset Oe Handed and Bightn Rrert eee ‘Tho Winona F.C. would Wie to book samea! with teams averaging fourteen to fifteen. Ad- dreea_R. A. Dollaway, No. 272 Gmith street, Brook! 70. ms ‘The Baysides of Harlem “vould Whe to hear from two good outflelders, pitcher and/ catcher, fitteen to sixteen years old. Address EB Zak- lasnik, 154 East One Hundredth street. Geneca Juniors would like to hear from a few pet players. They would like to arrange games with the follewing teams: Spartans, “Waverly Jualors (wecond Loam), Veasy Junlore, Virginia Juniors, pie Juniors to fourteen years of age Glone, 420 West Forty-ftth ‘The Brandon Baseball Club would t1ke to ar- range games with out of town uniformed teams averaging fifteen to sixteen years. Address G. C. Bradley, 1261 34 wy: Baseball Glub would Ike to arrange toums averaging thirteen to Address 8. Hitlin, teen yearn of age 30% Bast Porty-ninth street ‘The Morris A, C. has May 17, June 6, 20, 21 open for any first-class organisation offering A good inducement. Emil Kleln, 1294 Webster | avenue, es The Red Stars would ke to book | teh to fourteen years of Au Gates open after May 17. They will play for aid of $2 and up. They line as follows James, right Meld; left Meld; Fash, eb ie ree AMATEURS, ATTENTION ! other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting Hdition. space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, all challenges, results of games or From time to time, as Ww tdge, manager, 454 The baseball team of the Bt. Frederick Hagemann, er, Cobra avenue, Tompkinaviile, Stated New York, « Pianos and Organs. 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