The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1903, Page 7

f ¢ THE « EVE «» THREE MORE IMG # WORLD'S MSS: Deria LZJasonm— "Aree Le SS DELO A y TOS SMOore ethe Ev/] Meh.Do” HIRED Broadway theatres—the Broadway, Daly’s and the Bijou—and the Grand Opera-House, in Bighth avenue, will reopen next week. ‘Phe Broadway will lead the first nights, blazing forth on Monday night with John C. Fisher's production of “A Princess of Kensington,” « musical piece of English origin, by Basil Hood and Edward German. It is sald to be a pretentious work, with something of the atmosphere of “Midsummer Night's Dream,” peopled, as it is, with mischievous elves and fairies who project their epirits into mundane mortals, causing them to cut up all sorts of fantastical] capers. One of those who has a full share o fadventures is a jolly tar, wh will be played ty James T. Powers, who last appeared in ‘The Jewel of Asi ttle Maids» * ngle WIEMA KS: a g' At ferad/se “The Beauty and the Beast” will be at Manhattan Beach but one week more. “Otoyo," the Japnnese operetta, which closes the Madison Square Roof Gar- ) den to-night, will be put on in revised form at St. Nicholas Garden next week, | Charles Campbell and Ralph Skinner have rewritten the book and lyrics and Frederick Peters has supplied new music. The Garden will be transformed into a Japanese village. ‘The music is said by those who have heard it to be of dainty and tuneful qual- eee ity, and the production 1s expected to disclose the shimmering splendor of fairy- dom and a wealth of beautiful costumes, The cast will include Richle Ling, Dore de Fillippe, William Stephens, Cecil Engelhard, Amelia Fields, George Mudie, jr. Stanley H. Forde, Walter 8. Craven, Lillie Bircham, with an en- pemblo of over 100 people, a military band and an orchestra of 42. . * 8 Anothor English musical plece, “Three Little Matds," will be given its first American presentation at Daly's on Tuesday evening, and will mark ‘the opening of Manager Charles Frohman's season, which will embrace thirteen theatres in this clty and a similar number in London and on the continent. ‘Three Little Maids will be presented by Mr. Frohman’'s and George Ed- wardes's London company, which has divided the past year between the Apollo and the Prince of Wales's Theatre in this comedy. Paul Rubens has written the story around the three daughters of a country vicar who captivate three ‘The at mart young men from London by acting as tea girls at a party. company will remain in this country thirty weeks, and the engagement Daly's will be limited to two months. Among the better known membors of the company are G. P. Huntley. a comedian of considerable reputatton; Madge Crichton, Maggie May, Della Mason, Maud Hobson, Vera Hdwardin Kelly, Kathleen Warren, Barbara Huntley, ‘Vera Valis, Marlo West, Wmery, J. Edward Frazer, R. St. George, George Carroll and Maurice Farkoa. sce. levy When Willle Collier, at Weber & Field's last season, told Litilan Russell he was going away from there, proven at the Bijou Thursda of the branching-out music which goes with ‘Willlam,’’ night. At that time, under the management hall proprietors, and with that degree of the clever comedian will return to the field of lght comedy in “Personal, which Kugene Presbrey has written for him. In tt Mr. Collier will play the part of a reporter, who goes on an assignment, to find t he 1s the hero of the story, and that he is In he house of the girl whose picture tenderly rolled in a pair of stockings, meeks. Three love stories are mixed tn the plot, Madison avenue house, a Fifth avenue house, and at a ranch Louise Allen (Mré. Colller), who so cleverly caricatured Mary “Twirly-Whirly,” will be seen in the role of a wild western cousin. bers of the company are George Nash, Hurst, Herbert Ayling, Charles Swa!n, Wallace MacCuctheon, Brinsley Nanette Comstock, Jane Peyton, Grace Thorn. Marion Abbott, (Cathryn Cooper, Loulse Compton and Mary Aldree, eee “The Silver Slipper,” with Sam Bernard, the original champagne dancers, east of capable singing principals and the entire Broadway production, the opening attraction of the season at the Grand Opera-House Monday night. The engagement will be limited to one woek, ‘The Ame hisht as a ombit ation house Instead of the home of a stock company, with Theodore Kremer’s latest thriller, “The Bvil Men Do." “Only a Shopgirl" will be the attraction at the West End Theatre, The nickel novel will be a back number when the small boy discovers that On the Frontier,” at the Third Avenue Theatre, sports a band of real Indiana, “The Charity Nurse,’ with Selma Herman as the good-hearted Jady, wiil min- ater to the wants of patrons of the Star. materially assist in administering 1s a ralxtur “From Rags to Riches,” persons to get along. Fred Irwin's Big Show, due at the Dewey, advertises almost as many fea- tures as a circus. MacLane in Brigham Royce, John Saville, Printlo, a of the bitter and the sweet. at the Metropolls, will teach how easy it 1s for some ‘Yhe coming week will close the engagement of “The Barl of Pawtucket.” at] least, and the tenor Is not ainging mel wv 9 a at} ie ve xongs, the audience ¢ he Manhattan Theatre, and on (he Monday following It will open at the Prin-| owaveene in benatitny Waneutiennts cess. The season at the Manhattan will continue, with Henrietta Crosman in Ag} dress the st th t phe eve—y You Like It," tut her engagement will be limited to one week, other houses will be Fay Templeton, In “The Runaways," Ca: jams, Thomas A. Wise and John C. Rice, in “Vivian's Papas, Mrs, Royle, in “My Wife's Husbands,” Madison Square Theatre; “Wisard of Os," Majestic; the Bostonians, In ‘Robin Hood," Academy of Music, and Nat M. Wills, in “A Bon of Rest,” Fourteenth Street Theatre. Continuing at no; Hattie Wil- Garrick; Mr, and Bya Pollie he uttered a statement, the truth of which will be dignity he has been carrying next his heart for and the scenés are laid in a in California, Other mem- Brandon Laure Palmer, will be The dose of melodrama which she will Among the changes at Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden will be the Three Dumonts, French minstrels, and El Zoebedie, equilibrists. The second season of the Circle Theatre, at Broadway and Sixtieth commence under Percy G. William , Cline, the strenuous chanteuse, as the principal attraction. Hurtig & Seamon's Music Hall, in Harlem, reopens to-night, offering a bill | which includes Rose and Fenton, Will West and Billy Clifford street, will managment Monday afternoon, with Maggie | we HOME C°7) BIlONTIN@ + Hose. Gardens: {The bill at Keith's will present Robert Hilliard in a new sketch, ‘No, 978," Frank Bush and others. The attractions at Pastor's Theatre will embrace George Evans, ‘The Honey who will make his farewell appearance on the vaudeville stage, and a ‘To-night Mr. Pastor will introduce Miss May Boy, long st of other entertaine: Oliver, a well-known horsewoman, in a Proctor’s Theatres: A revival of “T' | Robert Cummings, Thurston, the ty-third Street Theatre. Taylor in the principal parts. “Light! ROADWAY THEATRES WILL. OPEN THIS WEEK. «% 4p Tyrey I» "he Sver Sppap: sketch entitled ‘Bob."’ he Baby Chase . Will be the headliner at the Twen: house by the Sea” | melodrama which will be seen at the Fifty-eighth Street Theatre, Isavelle Ur AN ACTRESS SELECTING H ae HESE <3 strenuous days, Te- T marked Miss Paula Edwardes, us she sought a shadowy alcove in the Casino foyer, “but I hope the ordes {s about over. I mean the selection of | the company for ‘Winsome Winnie,’ in which I make my rst venture as a star, “Tt ds generally supposed that the marnagement selects the company, with a total disregard for the feollngs and wishes of the prospeotive star, but 1| have been most fortunate in belng per- mitted by my managers to suggest mem- bers for my company, It seems to me that If every manager knew how much thia means to the actor or actress who Is to be intrusted with the most prom|- nent part and how much {t may Influ- ence the future of the production, the custom would be more general. Think what It must mean for a star to be sur- rounded by players who are not con- genial, perhaps are entirely out of sym- pathy with her! ‘The responsibility 1s hard enough without adding to that a Sense of discord in the compan “There were several roles about which I was most anx!ous, Most of all did I want Mr, Fortesoue, and I am very grateful to Miss Templeton for re- leasing him, even for a time, to join my company. Mr. Fortescue I had played with often, and I knew that no one else could interpret the role in my opera just as he could, In reading my play again and again, people I had acted with seemed to fit right Into the parts—and !t was a great relief when Mr, Shubert and I agreed on these | never starved, But 1 tuink 3 foo very, peonte teh to lot those f $1 “Phen T wanted beautiful women—and| her work. Sie i lots of them, 1 think that when the aking Rood with 0 comedians are off the stage with their would offer to 8 laugh-making qualities, and also the] sHnot hold he at who Is supposed to possess per-| then she Sonal magnetism and person at give me lovely wom Reamond, our prima {ng beauty, you'll ial, who sang the Tox, will play opposite me, Daisy Grean plays one of two c! ing daughters, gad she is so beautiful that ic was hard work to find another daughter to match her-and she is Mildred Kearney, ip the tian apt, tobe Jealous Sola tin) women in her suppor! Er iy Sanpot say, because you eee, I have ¥ time, na, Helen ts a ravish nit, And Twabel name part in San (to have nly the opera has that will carry fve donnas, twelve comedians and seven alow girls. So the fow onen—and the rest out thelr erstwh iclend. on Broadway. Now, 1 had friends who would be immense in the “| AMERICAN 1 85,5 muat he | ile | ER COMPANY. | reguiat yait GARRICK THUBATRE, a sa Wear Hvenings, 8,80. Matines To-tay JOHN C, RIC J ’ » SOMN GRICE VIVIAN'S PAPAS, Mats Wed, & Bat THE EVIL MEN DO Curtain at 8 o'clock shana OPENING {T0-niGu, Special Notices. a lively comedy, will be | made at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with a cast headed by Beatrice Morgan and jusionis The Man from Mexico will be revived at the One | Hundred and Twenty-fifth @treet Theatare, with Paul McAllister and Miss Lois is the name of the GaTunpay & AUGUET 55 nina oe) AZINE quhart and company in “Even Stephen" will head the bill at the Newark house, ‘The new Orpheum Music Hall, at One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street an@ Lexington avenue, will open next Saturday evening under the management of Dr. Leo Sommers and George Samu: One of the notable acts will be that of Mme. Morelli and her trained jaguars, now of the Bostock show. ‘The Hindoo hypnotist will remain at Huber's. New wax figures will be exhibited at the Eden Musee, ‘The annual concert of the Eichenkranz Singing Society will be given at Tere race Garden to-morrow evening. There will be a choral strength of two hundred volces. {A new vaudeville bill will be offered at the Lion Palace, Broadway and One \ Hundred and Tenth street. Rosati'’s Naval Reserve Band will continue its concerts at Pabst's roof garden, Broadway and Fifty-ninth street. Lana Park, Coney Island, advertises a cake walk to-night and especial attrags' tions next week. Pain's Fireworks and concerts by Shannon's Band will remain attractions s@ Manhattan Beach. is Bostock's animal show, with many new features, and the Johnstown Flood, will continue as two of the big attractions at Coney Island. ‘The Knickerbocker Steamboat Company announces the last week of the float ing roof garden on the steamer Grand Kepublic, with Lew H, Carroll and Maude Elistone as head-liners of the bill. Amusements. ' Amusements. } FATHER JOHN’S MEDICINE CURED John Pabst, 1000 Forest Ave., Bronx, é City, of Bronchitis,—“Father John's Medi- cine hag done me more good than any med!~ cine I have ever taken. I was troubled with bronchitis and had tried almost every- j thing. (Signed) John Pabst, 1000 Forest | Ave., Bronx, ww York City." Not a patent medicine. Amusements. MANHATTAN BEACH TO- wy SHANNON'S <2" BAND, TO-NIGHT / PAIN’S POMPEII cri bghtt ORAND muons tare EVENING AT # BEAUTY MAJBSTIC 23 Woe ats STH MONTH 2°14 beara foe WIZARD OF 02 HURTIG & SEAMON’S 33" Firng | ROSS_&. FENTON, WILL MEST, Billy vellon. {4TH ST, THEATRE ye Near 1 Sate, W NAT M. WILLS ® HAPPY TRAM? A SON OF PASTOR’S Main Wed ETROPOLIS ““Beware of Men. (ysl | 8 DARLING Gomdens. | “Ned Wa: [=Xe) TOCK' WEST END. 4,QHNTEEOAN FRANCE. NEXT WBEK--ONLY MY WIFE'S HUSBANDS. A anoP MA os. aero cian «Spinney 4 = Suse et pecans =T:| CASINO, | JOHNSTOWN FLOOD, THEATRE, 4Lat at. and Broafway, BROAD WA Even..15. Mats, Wed. & Sat.,2.18 NEXT MONDAY NIGHT - JOHN ©, FISHER WILL PRESENT the comie ‘opern success from the Savoy Theatre, London, A PRINCESS OF KENSINGTON with JAMES T. POWERS AND COMPANY OF 125. HUBER’S 14TH ST, MUSEUM ‘MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ve MONDAY RYE. AT 8, THEATRE—14 VAUDEVILE SPECIALTIES, HE : Cheslyn, Harry Dudley and Others, Vinee @ neath Mt eart.”” With All Stool Oth Ave. } -M2.3%" THE ORIGINAL AND |BOSTONIANS nee ROBINHOOD $1 Mate, & Wed. Bre. 8.16, ARADISE ROOF GARDEN |2 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS, AGA, and 5 peop ig Vaudeville, Continu’s, Joe Welch in “The Peddler.” Mata, Mon,, Wed., Thurs., Sat. Pop Prices, BRINSL.| 35," 83, 5 ‘A Guided Fool.” Ait Stock Parone 426th St acer ae ROOF GARDEN, P ABS Teese eee hgg vu Ada. (sO MowDR) | ROSATI'S NAVAL RESERVE BAND——= Mantratta tee ht he Bway & 334) ENDERSON 5 GOW its EARL, OF. 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