The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1903, Page 5

~ AP MITHER GOUSE | Great Applause for the Smallest | Member of the Largest and {Most Gorgeous Ballet Ever’ \ Seen on Broadway. aa x SPLENDID PRODUCTION. Mounted In. Magnificent Manner, the Drury Lane Spectacle Was a ” Geries of Stage Pictures Rarely Seen. j ‘After all, 1t was The Littlest Girl who Made the hit of the biz show, ‘Who is The Littlest Girl? ‘Well, we dont know her real name, nor her stage name, if she has one. But She {s the goslin In “Mother Gonse"” who stood at the right end of the Gerry line fn one of the gorgeous grounjngs at the Amaternlam Theatre last night. Bo 4s the tiny one with funny red wig e@nd the bright, black eyes which blinked @t frst In the glare of the footlights, | OBSEAeRERaeeses sEseeesEeEESEESSE #EDEEEESESSSESEEE white blotch of people olit in frent. The audience saw The Littlest Girl Sts eyes and its opera glasses cn her and Jaughed in delight at her droll. brave, | earnest efforts to play her little part. | Unconxelous of Succenn. , ‘All the time, as she turned this way and that ina simple figure of the ballet she was wholly unconscious of the at- tention she was attracting and the ap- Plause she was winning. And finally, to cap it all, right when she was in the very centre of the stage, The Littlest Giri recognized some one in the audience and threw a kiss, ei in return, threw a fit. ‘When the act was over every one waa talking about The Littlest Girl. | “Mother Goose" was an easy triumph for the tot and a deserved one for Klaw Erlanger, who simply outdid them- @elves in lavish expenditure, The Drury Lane spectacle was mounted in magnificent manner. ‘The @tage fairly shimmered with splendor. ballets were beautiful and on th Jargest scale ever seen in a New York thenire. The color scheme was perfect, and for this and the remarkably smooth | sway in which the performance moved Werbert Gresham and Ned Waybdurn, who staged the extravaganza, are en~ Ritled to high pra: , One might as well attempt to describe @ rainbow as to try to tell of the| hanging loveliness of this mammoth production, , Novelty Followed Novelty. The show went like the crack of a whip, and one novelty followed another. | (One of the best of these was callei ‘Th Bvolution of Ragtime,” a Cole and John- @on conceit, reminiscent of old-time min- Joe Cawthorne, as Mother Goose, was | fhe lite of the performance, He retained | his well-seasoned German dlalect—one! @f the best in the business—and was Grotesquely funny in his various female | ‘ake-ups. One of his funniest stunts was as the premier of a burlesque flying baller. | Harry Bulger was Jack, the son of| Mother Goose. If Mr. Bulger keeps on wylng he may, by the time The Lut est | Girl.js a young woman, become almost us bad a comedian as Dan McAvoy, Lella McIntyre scored in her famillar | Muttering song and baby imitations, ana! Aimee Angeles, Marion Garson, Edith Bt. Clair and- Viola Gillette aso Hud tong his to their credit. | ‘A unique number wey “Laughing! Water," sung by as nice a bunch of [ndlans as one would care io meer on the Broauway warpath, Ottier good songs were “Rafferty.” "Stories Id by ve" (sung by Mr.} Pawthorne to a circle of children) | “Phere's a Very Pretty Moop To-night” And ‘Still in the Old Front Line.” Bnal, “Grand March in Gooseland, & fantastic feature, But nothing, nor no one won such a use as The Littlest Girl. She , Pave trudgea home caivugh tue si b unaware of this, but she is probably Gret scrapdool Linden Made Copy of One He)’ The Berlin newspapers believe they save discovered the means by which! err Conrled obtained the score of In printing an account of the sult Brought by Frau Cosima Wagner at the Metropolitan Opera- one of the German papers| ory which appeared orig- ra, obtained with the idea of present it at a concert several months yn still retained the copy when he, (He had obtained it from Schott Bons he had it copied. Wheh it wag Jearned. that he was to start for, (America the dealers were in despair, as they had given 50,000 marks as A lawyer’ was telegraphed to In pert _— * then gazed gravely at the black-and-| @ quite as quickly as The Littlest Girl saw @ ft. and it singled her out and turned all * SERASEO LESSER EDS SESEEEEESEEHESEES CO CHEEEEESEESEEE 3 wer ‘ 1 THE ‘WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, dso ! “ MOTHER GOOSE” THAT MADE ITS BOW LAST wren CHARMING JULIA PeeReeedsoenereee seeceeseeoose sees seeeneseeeseesooIEseeteseoneeneses stees: She Needed No Whitewashing, Although Henry Arthur Jones Her. ‘Whitewashing Julia” was the evening chore at the Garrick last night. ‘“White- washing Julla with Fay Davis" was the programme's way of putting it, but it was a rathor dubloug point as to just what Julia really was whttewashed with. 0 ‘There was a good eal of talk about a awful scandal with a ."forun dook’’ which blackened Julla’s character in the minds of the _ virt zens of Schanctonbury, England, on: thought the powder-puff was the instru- In the audience couldn't and tha the envelope: containing all the Information about Jul! There it all went into th | dying to know gil about the puff box: t when Julis would give che long withheld Information her gallant lover scandal about the “forun dook" or about the puff ‘box and “other articles.” After all, no one found out just why Julia had‘ to be whitewashed, though the Henry Arthur Jones comedy proved an entertaining vehicle for Fay js and members of the Empire heatre company to amuse New York's 1 Had Provided Some for| Stop that Catarrh! puff box, and if it had not been for the ght have rcive the was the past grate, and how Was just And no one ever | | | | | HE cigar you like best is the best cigar ever made for you. Because a cigar is clear Havana it doesn’t mean that you are going to like it, and if it costs 25 cents and it fails to please, it is not the cigar you want. The man who smokes a clear Havana doesn’t care for a mild domes- tic. By the same token the smoker of the, clear Havana often rebelg at the seed Havana or a fine domestic. For instance: $99999998999999899990999999989999 399998899 9599999P19999I9III9IIF99S IFTOOIPO ment of the whitening proc promising circumstanees, they might be. dies did lay it on pretty thick in disguise—to give her a dab. friends, to her becoming the wife of Mr, Willlam Stillingfeet, Lady tie actress of “Imprudence" day: simply the vindication in the been the victim of scandal. Julia r fuses to explain, and the humor of t) piece is brought out in the vain e1 puff box, out of her troubles in “Lady Rose’ Daughter," performed the same fun: clety finally bowed. i | Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, 989S9SSITITISESIS 939FTFIIIISOSIISS IFFFFTIITIIFIIDIS FIFIFS OFIITIFSIFITIIFIS FVTIFSIIIIFIFIIIT IFFFI9TIIIIS AGAIN IN “TOSEH.” |The New Italian Tenor’s Fellow- Countrymen Overwhelm Hina} with Applause That Is Some times Inopportune. so rare that there o is dis- | director has tis dn Enrico Caruso, | ‘As the Duke his first appearance is nis artistic sta- last varadoss!, in Puccini's Stablished himself Tt is a pity that hix who were present have not better con- motions, for they gave miration in such un- nd at Sych tnoppor- to interfere seriously ¢ the other and More than use and excited shout- od by vigorous ‘Tenors of worth ar is cause for rejoicing when on Mr. Conrled, the new of the Metropolitan covered. a mn ¢ ct) America, 'Rnkaames, in "Alda ‘e was further ht as Mario Cav y, “iin public favor. busy to-day pasting press notices in her, fellow-country ie vets eT in large numbers, trol of thelr © yent to thelr ad larger part of th fresh presentation of this work ensuous beauty, rst act In theschurch, nd and splendid the booming of cannon, the the procession of dig- riex, the groupings of worshippers In the second act, the ‘a cantata through an open fle Scarpia dines and per- ‘Thea erves to emphasize \t The close of the fi This Is the Charge Made by Ber-|.with its riot of sou! lin Newspapers—Say Van der|infing or bells, Borrowed in Mayence. duearing of window, wh fects his plot, Is most effective. i. of dawn over Rome, ast acen; ; sree gestions of @ city's with all the suse net , s finely realistic. piers Matic possibilities; How tter developed than by ‘ernina and Scott!, whose tf Tosca and Soarpia It was the prima and Her ean could they be be! such artists as T ‘impersonations 9! are so well known. donna’s first ap she sang and not ng of Scarp! {mally in a German weekly paper pub- pd, that w: Mehed in Holland, tinted cbreatb? According to this story, ex-Director] hag -nothing bett Wan der Linden, of the Amsterdam | repertory than the re of “Parsifal”! ished, unscrupulous and farceful aving his company) jain. Gilbert's old part of the Sacristan Before hie departure for America, The} was taken by “Arcangelo Rosst, who, at Boncert was postponed and Vin der! the request of the composer, was the Vv Lacking 's unctuousness, as | pearance this season, ed at her best, t a thrill through atched the scene with perhaps, ec to offer In all hie portrayal of ¢his pol- vile Lin rigina! Btarted for America. something Bons, of Mayence, for the gum of 1,0) ctharn in the cast were, Helen Mapleso, marke and a percentage of the profits.| Dufriche. MWithout the knowledge gt gchott etek conducted with ing at ut with too much A ad drown times the. voices of the singe! a limit Lo the capacity of newsin. the stage guar) gettin: rl mpted that the score would be returned. pended twenty-two class for hazing, 22 STUDENTS SUSPENDED. Members of Ratgers College So-|Now the Wife of Mr. W. Hector/! phomore Class Hased Freshm EW BRUNSWICK, N J., Dec. 3—| Announcement was made to-day of the) Tiny an - he wt Miss Delphine Love, LEA icles Moyle ddterdataay Tormeny| ot mt. Loula, to Pee” Tector | heiation ‘before fousn ecomes severs germs th MISS DELPHINE LOVE WEDS. |i to consumption ‘because his pare ‘Exposure often causes it. rh, catarrh H—Hume. ni fato consumpti Weak ‘The H—Hume, of this city. On aocount of the tragic death of the bride's fathe The victim was John Bergen, a fresb-| 1, 1 N. Love, who dropped dead on a pole ami d various ph; other thi On ion ottected hia health and made it| dontwo years, Meo, necessary for him to have the care of] Hnguist and has travelled extensively store, man, the son of John 8. Bergen, of New York. Bergen was hazed on the| the catén of an incoming steamer while night of Nov. 2% He was taken to the outskirts of the town, his clothing was| jas’ saturday, the plans for a church doned. on his way home from Paris last sum-|}ant to f any Ge 2 Be gine eine wane for a, ines| eoe Diag ‘havi aban: an accomplished Dot ween. Ge ged ebroad. )1228—18th. But the puff-box was really the basis of the whole trouble—that and “other articles" that had been found in com- whatever After all, it didn't matter much what nN was whitewashed with, though th mn in Ne of those dear straight-laced Eng- eels Gatarh ne but one cure, and t It was all a whitening process, and all of Julla’s former friends their brushes out—oerhaps they were ham= Os. acterine tobacco of which the cigar is made since it _ | (or Extract Mexican Cactus) \ left the plantation. We will sell you one epee coats hundred at the price we can assure you the: signer eters ma. Bron jobber would be glad to pay—that’s $4.00. forfeit '®1,000 It ‘ay Davia a9 Julia really didn't need | 5 whitewashing—in apite of the “forun ook,” the vowder-puff-and “other arti- cles.” She was altogether delightful and from the moment she entered the refreshment tent at the Annual Bazaar for the Fund for Crates, where she was Promptly snubbed by her dear former Piast ain ie Stor litet fi eels te. sunita dguchen or waa onecprapl-oriacigle ofan im lc powder, adheres to thé i i ssid AnH of he, rata (Dontare. a a is hele tHe 3 . i away before it can do an} it these are not idle words— the United States, ia AN care a ‘The story of whitewashing Julla Is es of society of a young woman who has (GUARANTEE 2) ou the amount pay your dru pay ist for Cai Weavors to learn the truth about the Guy Standing, who helped Miss Davis druggist can supply it, MEDICINE COMPANY, 1122 Broadway, Cor. 2 ‘ CACTERINE I8 NOW 200 Bway tion i night. 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