The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1903, Page 7

be ia) "7 ° . . De va - UGS GALLAND IS ‘WINSOME DOROTHY A& the Self-Opinionated Heiress -Of Haddon Hall She Scores a ‘Success at the New York Theatre. MAY ROBSON A FINE QUEEN. Young Star Wins Gratitude with “A Great “ig Than You" In Re- Sponse to Demands for the Usual » Speech. Dorothy Vernon, of Haddon Hall, a fed-headed; high-tempered young miss, with opinions of her own and a dis- pokltion to follow them in spite of more Miture advice, squeezed into the his- tory of the Pkzabethan period by elop- ing with the son of the traditional enemy of her house, Time and Derby- siifre imagination have waven around the young woman a very pretty ro- mance, into which they have injected some of the politics of the period. Tho romance, the politics and a few other things about Mistress Dorothy which it! is doubtful it even Derbyshire legénds, lberat as they are In dealing with tals young woman, record, have een kneaded into a play in which Bertha Galland made her second ven- ture ag’a star at the New York Theatre last night. Miss Galland scored a personal tri- unph, and she deserved it, for never aid actress work harder for suc- eés%, never did a performance show More careful study and preparation. Miss Galland tried hard to please, and he did please in a play which a less conscientious actress might have easily w6ile down to failure in. Miss Galland was a very sweet and winsome Dor- othy. If the real Dorothy was half as ‘loyely, half ae brave and bad hal€ as maghetic a bad temper when she was vrofsed, it is little wonder that young Bir John Manners risked his head td win her for his wife. Bir John comes to Haddon Hall in Jest, to see if this wondrous Dorothy is the beauty they say she is at court, Hq finds the young woman awaiting, hat with much pleasure, yhe arrival of ther cousin and betrothed husband, Sir BMalcolm Vernon. Go he calmly poses as the cousin, e: joys a rapld-transit courtship, saves hik head by the Me when Sir George Vernon corners him, gets Dorothy s Gander up by confessing the deception, but manages to keep her heart, He ope it for the rest of the evening; ft between the rivalry of Blizaveca of Bngland and Mary of Scotiand, th> Little matter outstanding between “his father and Dorothy's father, the enmity Of Bir Malcolm, who is a laggard lover i there ever Was one, and a few other ‘oomplications, which add to the excite- twat and give zest: to the chase, he % a mighty hard time of it, He gets finally and all is. well, ieee ita it wl ory ing bertormeives one a sensation of real Bs to see Sir John squétze such a girl. If he didn't when he had Sp shatice he ought to be horsewhipped. the odstinaie baggage, detyhis a rent and laying dw: {2 Soneraily, Miss Galland makes idtress Dorothy aq attractiv, minx; asthe lover sho makes her as awect @ inl as ever jumped out of history - from between the covers 0: a popu The govel. There are three other acts, atts of which drag a little; but, all in Mit.is an amusing und entertainin: $atformance, in'which Miss Galland wilt bly enjoy, prolonged popularity. Galland's support_ was indiffer- ait. Willam Lewers as Sir John made andisomre ¢, boyish lover, but he lacked the re and dash with which history Frank e Ver= s May GRACE CAMERON, ACTRESS, WHO: 2 TURNED THE . THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15. 1903. TIDE IN LAWSUIT. ACTORS EXPERINCE COLD QUARANTINE Bennett & Moulton, Theatrical Troupe, Kept Out of Milton, Pa., Because of Small-Pox in the Company. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Dec. 15.—Be- sause one of the members was taken {Il with smallpox en route, tie Bennett & Moulton Theatrical Company was kept out of Milton by armed guards, com- polled to walk about in the freezing cold for hours, arid finally allowed to spend: the aight in a side-tracked pas- senger coach, The mpmbers of the compan: travelling from Shenandoah to Dan er: At Shamokin the disease from which one/| of the members was suffering was pro- nounced small-pox. Word was sent on to Milton, and when the train arrived at West Milton armed guards held. the bridge Which leads to the town and the company was not allowed to cross, Ihe clergyman belleves the law pro- Tho entire place was aroused, and when a part of the company evaied-the guards and got into the town they were refused. admission at the ‘hotels and boarding-houses, and forced by the guards to return’ to West Milton, The sick man, accompanied by two friends, attempted to pass the guards, but was driven back H For half the night the members of the company walked about looking for shelter. When they returned to West Milton the station agent closed the office and fled. By this time the ther- nometer was perilously close to zero, and the women members of the com- its the heir of Rutlan Was a splendid Sir Geor now, but a real triumph was M in was Targe aul rt jarge audience gave her. Galland won. the thanks of the boisterous part of the audience by her fignified refusal to make a speech, hough there were bawling demands something In that line from the rows. On her fifth appearance be- the curtain after the third act ie pimply said “A great big thank you," and Jet it go at that. STABBED A WOMAN AND SHOT A MAN Victim Young Negro Cut In- Yormed the Police Johnson ‘Was the Person Wanted for the Other Crime. “Mell Johnson, a colored bellboy tn ar up-town hotel, was arraigned in the Jefferson Market Court to-day, ~ Sblrged with two crimes—shooting a Yah in West Sixty-elghth street three ses ago ard stabbing Ellen Jones m@ar) the . Tenderloin police . station ly to-day. Bver since the shooting the police hate been looking for Johnson, for hit victim 4s still in a serious com- Gition, in Roosevelt Hospital. After thé stabbing to-day the Jones woman tojd the palice the man under arrest Wes the “one they were” seeking, agghngon and the woman quarrelied. taking a knife from his pocket 6 man almost mes in the neck and on the shoulders. ulance, pany were suffering from the intense cold. Finally a Reading Ratiroad employee was found, who. opened two coaches which stood on sidings, and in one of these the members of the company spent the remainder of the night, In the otha: the sick man, with twol physicians and a nurse, was kept, and all were quarantined. The sick” min is properly cared for to-day, and the other memibers ,of the , after being vaccinated and fu- were allowed to proceed to GIRL BITTEN TWICE BY DOG GETS $160 Jury Quickly Awards Verdict, to Catherine Keating, Attacked by. Big Newfoundland in a Butcher’s Shop. For being bit on the face and leg by @ butchér's dog a jury and Judge Her- man Joséph, of the Seventh Municipal Court, awarded $160 to-day to Catherine Keating, the fourteen-year-old daugh- ter of iam Keating, of No, 82 Third 1 oa rl reatined chat on Oct. 22, she was in the sho; ff George Kuntz. on "Third avenue, a dig New foundland dog owned bd: ni rushed upon her and fas! in he to, bite a of flesh out of her face, Thg In: juries, told the jury, meness and a disigurement fears will prove permanent, ‘he butcher swore the dog was well mannered, jlocile and harmless. To prove his case he had the Newfoundland brought into court and exhtbited to the jury and Judge. ‘The dog did not behave, The moment he sniffed the air of the stabbed her a dozen iceman Baisley arrested Johnson and to the New York Hospital for an en the police went to the hospital aie roman told. them . Johnson was ‘by the police of the West Bixty- Gighth street etation for the shooting free weeks ago. The Injured’ woman fe-aeriously, though not mortally, hurt. “f ——— EE TURKISH CRUISER TESTED. ‘ Built by the Cramps, Gets Ballde. Trial. Dec. 16.~The new y men from the bluld- idle is fully equiped court-room he began to growl. While hie master was enumerating his fine points the dog rushed at unoffending Parties and upset the judidial equitb rium. The Judge ordered the brute re- "phe Jury did not pond jury not ponder long, but brought in a verdict of ayo damages, PRA oth Be hig DINNER TO IRISH POET. The County Sligo Soclal and Benevo- lent Association is to give a dthner on Sunday night to ‘William Butler Yeats, inh Bost. we ie lecturing tn this hn literary revival ot Healy. and Col ‘he rt sibs acne County Sitso man, WW, nee pouiee SeeaPah, iss oes Sas, wi OR. VAN DE WATER TD SEEK REDRESS Clergyman Named as Co- respondent in Commodore Watt’s Suit for Divorce De- clares He Was Slandered. The Rey. Dr. George R. Van De Water, who was named as co-respondent in Commodore Archibald Watt's counter suit for divorcee in this county, is not satisfied with the verdict given i Mrs. Watt's favor in a. sutsequent action brought and tried in Orange County. vides a way for ‘him to seek redress from a millionaire yaohtsman, ‘The clergyman save he was slandered, and while he will not ask for damages, ho action he contemplates will give him © power to subpoenu witnesses and have fe public the truth concerning his friendship for Mrs. Watt and show how Daseless were the Implications of her former husband concerning ‘i: aia <-> 2, Sauda aden <r TPT PRETTY ACTRES BEAT THE LAWYERS Grace Cameron Hurries from Buffalo to Save the Day in| Court for Playwright, Who Is Suing Manager. Grace Cameron, actress, came on from Buffalo yesterday ayn saved tho day for James A, Horan, the playwright. Mr. Horan recently began an actfon restraining George R. White, a theat- real manager, from producing the play “Sergeant Kitty,” in which Virginia Earle ia now starring. The play wis, according to Mr. Horan, written by him and accepted by Mr. White’ last’ February. Miss Cameron was Dilled to play the leading part. Before this season opened Mr. White changed his mind. Miss Cameron was dropped and tho play was handed over to R. H. Bernelde to be r moped. The name was not changed, and when Mr. Horan learned that he was not to get his percentage he started the In- junction proceedings. Wanted Her Evidence. But he wanted evidence that was in the possession of Miss Cameron, who was on the road in the West. This consisted principally of a letter writ- ten by Mr. White in which he referred ty Mr. Horan as the writer of the play that was causing all the trouble. Pa you had her here you would win in a wai,” sald Horan’s lawyer. The case was called before Judge Leaventritt yesterday and the case was going againrt the playwrig! ol le fens ‘a vision entered. the court-room. t wan A pretty woman, with red cheeks, and she was all excitement. Embraced Her in Court, Mr. Horan recognized her as, Miss Cameron, She had the needed evidence i moran was so delighted, that he embraced her, not regarding the august presence of the Court, The ttle actress had read of the case while in Buffalo, and having a little grudge against Mr. White herself, she Tode all night to reach the court-room on time. "he defense asked for an adjournmont to recover its wind, and the case was lefd over until Monday, when Miss Cam- eron will testify. Mr. Moran expects to win his 1 per cen HOLIDAY BARGAINS, | Being Grea'ly Overstocked We Now Offer: 1) 4:5 Rochorte cle Cameras, fitted ge with "douple “Jens: : R p00, To Lo ‘oun fitted tem fi tN) mevieg of | Cameras and Supplies, all be- low cost. 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Polished bascine case. with’ Opera Gl plain space for monogram. Price, $17.50. Di : One of the Jewel Series. Importcd Direct. This watch is fitted with the smallest Ameri- can Waltham movement, what the trade calls the jewel series. Solid 14-kt. gold, open face, polished bascine, with * space on back for mono- gram. An exact and trusty timekeeper. Price, : $27.50. Fine Carbuncle for $5. A solid Gold Ring, with a fine carbuncle, massive, handsome, dignified. Price, ” We are Gages the few key that im opera glasses direct, so we sell you a i ites at a low price. No middlemen to , you see. The glasses illustrated look plain the cut, but they have pearl tops, gilt beaded edge and all pearl sides, Pow lenses. Price only $5, We have more éx- ensive ones, but in every case the price is lower than you can get the same articles for $5. A fair example of the solutes LAMBERT assortment in elsewhere. this line, which includes Qur optical eer our in solid gold rings from $2.50 up. Boys’ and ohare Gs i Gis cnr Be wi Re, men's signet rings, from $2 and $5 up, re- Oia < LAMBERT LE spectively. We select two of our own chains for illustration. They fairly repre- A pearl, garnet or turquoise, extremely handsome, is set flush in the centre of a fancy slide of etruscan gold. Price, $10.75. SIMS HY