recently Ip Syracuse. The change of name was made because of the misconception TO a I of the character of the play, which la MEMORIAL drama of modern English life, likely to be occasioned by the religious reference in I the old title. THE GALLANT Denman Thompson's final tour In "The Old Homestead" begins Monday at the Academy of' Music, New York. On the GEN. GREENE same night Virginia Harned, in "Anna Karenina," moves from the Herald Sqnare Theatre to the Majestic and Lew Fields, in "The CMrl -Behind the Counter,” moves Unveiled at § into the Herald Square. Gettysburg
Qreenleaf Sutherland and Beulah Evelyn From This State , 1 Marie Dix, authors of "The Road to Yes- Many terday," have written a new play, "Young Fernald," and Ida Conquest has purchased Under Him. Cl the American rights. It was put together Fought with Miss Conquest in mind for the lead- role. Miss Conquest Is now ing appearing George Sears Greene, in "The Spell" with David Kessler. Major-General was undraped at Gettys- Fernald" is a comedy with a se- whose monnment "Young chief rious love interest, In which the leading burg yesterday, was for majiy years H railroad and a role is that of a young woman stenog- civil engineer of important and liter- and rapher private secretary to a other forms of works ir. New Jersey, la 1 ary man. brunt of in his brigade, which bore the John- ■ The 330th performance of "Neptune's the night attack of Major-General “Pioneer 2, 186S, Daughter" and Days” was given eon’s corps at Culp’s Hill, July I , at the this week. The big men who had V Hippodrome were hundreds of New Jersey v 1 was November 1906, in Ins con- K spectacle produced 28, been associated with Greene and has been twelve times given every structlonal engineering operations prior ■ week since then, with the exception of to the Civil War. 1 the summer Interregnum. As the mer- in tne A Newarker of prominence ■ maids pass-through fourteen feet of water of the ^ -" Industrial and financial life ■ twice in each direction at each perfor- o State, and whose record, never spoken 1 e.T®ie. a mance, it has been estimated that -they of tne Vkl by himself. Is a glorious possession Pa De.T=^er’e. bave traveled a submarine distance under three i-oMi annals of our State, was for years water of 19,600 feet, or nearly four miles, and with of his army life under Greene, g hand if their aquatic journey ha4 been contin- now officers * and balancers; the Musical Mon- two New JeM»y engineers, uous. Another remarkable feature is that arch®, three instrumentalists; G&llando, of the Railroad Company, not one of the has missed a sin- Pennsylvania and in a mermaids were by far clay modeler; Marzella Wolf, planned the earthworks which gle performance. Army comedy bar act, and R V. Woodland, a the best defenses built by the Union 1 lantern Juggle". marked the high P Marie Tempest is now rehearsing In at the great battle that tide of the Rebellion. London a new play by Alfred Sutro, which .a 1 grand a Charles Frohman will produce at the Com- General Greene was a great THE MOVING PICTURES Nathaniel Greene. a edy Theatre, in the course of a week or nephew of General AT ARCADE. and he was ■ SHEPARD9S two. Miss Tempest is at present appear- of Washington’s army, and clever ■ In n revival of "The Truth,” the father of the brave ing Greene, ■ Shepard’s Arcade is presenting a pro- young naval officer, S. Dana that Sarah Bernhardt will after Cap- gram of moving pictures that for excel- It is reported who fought the Monitor the j| lence of material and choice of subjects make a production of "Faust" this season. tain Worden was stricken blind by ® the 9 lias not been equaled ’n the course of In which she will plsy Mephistopheles. She shot from the Merrlmac that struck of the world in tower. Yai etfCo al ‘tke (lihzib such entertainment® there. Coihedy. of will probably make a tour eye pieces of the Monitor’s conning .H Harry of course, is uppermost in the program, the spring, including Australia In her. itin- General Greene was the graudfather as who ^ though care has been taken to install erary. Lieutenant S. Dana Greene, U. S. N„ | great a variety of subjects as is possible resigned to become an officer of the Gen- A new by Madeleine Lunette Ryloy Rnj In order that all may be pleased. play eral Electric Company, and who was so a trick 19 to be brought out in London on October NEXT WEEK’S Tonight’s program contains pho- highly regarded by the whole brotherhood ATTRACTIONS beers Is entitled “The/ Ellis Jeffreys. It the odd title f?-, tographic picture. It "i, by of electrical engineers in our State. An- Modem Artists.” In the ‘Rival Sisters” of “The Sugar Bowl.” b. .gi other son of Major General George “The Servant laugh- ^ —- and Hypnotizes” General Frauds Vinton The It is said that Edith Wynne Mathiaon Greene is Major | able domestic comedy Is portrayed. «■* In Greene, V. a. A., wno was uuuer mo >The Work of M. J. Jacobs at is also a will take Margaret Anglin’s place “The the Columbia Theatre. eTce-ne. f: “Nine Lives of a Cat” -augh General Skobeloff, Great Divide” when the latter starts on every battle fougbt .by provoker. The other subjects presented War, and who. In her Australian tour. in the Russian-Turkish ear* are of a more serious nature. George MaialnTwH: 1898, commanded the forces that took Ma- I The of “Madam Grunewald furnishes the vocal part of Engagement Butterfly.” Edwin Milton Royle’a play, “The Strug- nila by land. at tT-ie. Ne.wz the ontertninment. gle Everlasting.” in which Henry B. Although Major-General George S. I at Harris presented Florence Roberts, at Greene was (13 years old when lie fought late Marcus J. Jacobs was the manager of a theatre devoted to the MANTELL’S RICHARD TO the Hackett Theatre, Thursday, had its Gettysburg, he was one of the most alert class of entertainment sought by that great body of playgoers who origin in a one-act play given under the commanders In the field, and for three THErespond most readily to a very direct appeal to the emotions, who seek BE SEEN IN ORANOE. some title at the Lambs* Club something days and nights he was on duty without vthe drama which deals roughly with the crude passions and motives of human- to over a year ago. In this respect it re- sleep. Most of the papers that have ity and provides sensations of sight and sound unqualified by finical attention One needs to go back many years has sembles Mr. Royle’s great success, “The the dedication of this brave to art. His was of another actor so successful as reported public composed those who are much more easily moved And which was under failed j in the role in Squaw Man.” produced man’s monument at Gettysburg have and Influenced by what they see in the theatre than the been Robert Mantell sophisticated patrons in the similar circumstances and later developed the Confederates made of which he is to appear here, to mention why the more expensive productions, and who, in this way, impose upon the Into its form. A the of next present such a strong night attack upon him. -*■ Orange Theatre, on night managers who cater to them a correspondingly greater With > «*-W responsibility. W War, 3 Frederic Cooke was number of the reports telegraphed from this audience to Mr. Jacobs '3W Monday. George Walter Clark Bellows has been engaged address, recognized fully his responsibility. It of whimsically absurd 3 ma -run '3 one of the great Richards history; I & Reid to Gettysburg contain would have been to have to a.4: Wal by Hunter. Bradford produce very easy consented the performance of plays another; one which Gustavus Vaughn Brooke was “The Secret Orchard,” the play by Chan- blunders, like that in paper such as appeal to immoral or licentious instincts, and such might have Booth, I brought a third was the father of Kdwln Pollock which intend to states that Meade being hard pressed hClyde Fitch drama, 1 artillery Are. TMane-y1 for the good quality of his performances. made valueless by heavy current year here. W. will his Grand without the rant and gallery play so “The Straight Road,” is announced for commander Henry Savage present English Opera The management has provided two bur- ! Meade had in General Hunt, in Puccini’s of VALERIE BE RE AND THOS. often noted in the role, while lacking an early appearance in this city, sup- of artillery, an officer Company grand opera “Madam Butterfly” at the Newark ROE lettas from the pens of Charles Robinson of the whole body nothing in the robust employment of her entire Theatre. In its harmoniously beautiful combination of musical and dra- entitled “Who ported by original company of the highest reputation for ability and Q. SEABROOKE—PROCTOR’S. and .Me.11 C, Woodward, the of the arch Sol- picturesque qualities from the Astor Theatre, New York. the army regulations, as matic this opera has, richly earned its foremost on the music Stole and "Solomon the energy. Under qualities place My‘“Wife" villain and hypocrite. Mr. Mantell has the to be vehicles Hunt construed them, he had right wtage. A description of its pathetic and moving stor adapted from John the week 30 an- dier.” They are said to good Richard several times In New- Gus Elen, the English eoekney -anNew York city—one in the buttoned. whlte-chokored little British will be the headliners of tho vaudeville bill at Proctor's. At the enemy obtains this reserve ainmuntlion comedy stage, child. entitled “A show- national Trio. May Ward and Emma Pey- of Muslr and the other In the and but Inter- Bowery Camille,” Academy chap, unique grotesque, in tomorrow’s battle.'’ /; the Shubert, Josephine Sabel, Harry Tate’s and a and mon- will be we shall be defeated “Fishing” dog ing life as it is m the lower Eaat Side. ser and others. Matinees given New Amsterdam Theatre. esting. It was this overdrawn picture of “ all It is known that the Confederate spies key pantomime, well-known vaudeville acts, are featured. “The Cow- Miss Bergere is an actress of talent and daily. The curtain will rise promptly at 8 the coster that Chevalier presented to the But within the Union lines made it known to boy and the Squaw,” a melodrama written by a former Newark actor, will personal charm. She will be supported o’clock on Monday. The extent of the psoplo on this side of the Atlantic. It remained for Mr. Elen to bring the real Lee that the artillery ammunition had be at Blaney's, and the “Night Owls” at Waldmann's. by Herbert Warren, Florence Coventry advance sale Indicates a realisation of coster and portray him as he actually with Greene, and at nightfall and Walter-Smith. ••FASCINATING FLpRA” the of the engagement. been parked Importance exists In Dondon Mr. Elen lived among hill. COMING. General Johnson set forth to take the Thomas Q. Seabrooke, a great Broad- AND "BEN HUR” Pryor, the "trombone king,’’ and his the costers In his childhood and early But Greene, having what was perhaps the THE MUSIC OF PUCCINI’S MUCH VARIETY IN wav favorite in musical comedy, will Instrumental soloists will play Tues- youth. command in the Aeld which was mode also and *ing a few songs In the for the day matinee and evening at the Orgngs only “MADAM BUTTERFLY.” appear The Newark Theatre will offer and workers- THE SHUBERT BILL• made him Theatre. On PLANS. up mostly of railroad workers characteristic style which has 7 the Burnside and Corn- Wednesday evening the GERMAN THEATRICAL week of October in In New York and New Jer- % fa .nous. a musical comedy. "Everybody Works excavations of “Fascinating Flora,” It was decided at a meeting of the hoard as stock production But will be was able to make his position In score of the and Harry Vokes and Margaret Daly Vokes, the Father,” produced with sey, the “Mqdnm Butterfly." Each week that passes adds prestige musical comedy that hns proved one of of directors of the German-American Cen- his men a non- Miss Fern Melrose In the donna strong as a fortress, and thereby conies to the Newark supported by a small company, in on Broad- prlma grand opera which popularity to “advanced vaudeville.” Start- chlefest succes ses that has been tral Society, last night, to have Fulda's the Confeder- drive away role and Ben Ross as “Father." fought well protected, and of sense sketch, will endeavor to With Adele “Die or Theutre next week, as in the music ing out with a fulfillment of every promise way hi several months. comedy Zwllllngs-schwester.'' far than Greene, dull care. Miss Vokes formerly played in ates. though stronger dem- the title will come a com- “The Twin Sisters,” produced as the sec- “Tosca" and “La Boheme," Puccini as to novelty and excellence of offerings, it Ritchie in role, were unable to take the defenses in any the team of Ward and Vokes, and we are Fred the of theatrical including James E. Sullivan, NOTE AND COMMENT ond performance of series led forth for- onstrates how musical style may be made lias not only kept up to the standard, but she as now as she was pany way. not even when they assured Is funny M. Favor. Ella to he this season tinder its Bond. Ada Dew Is. Edward plays presented to to take the hill after the to conform'to the varying moods and emo- the bills have grown better and stronger then, w OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS. lorn hopes try Stanford and a large num- auspices. The first, ns previously told, will in num- Snyder, Arthur Wellington at Bada- in a The correct with the weeks. Balker's troupe of Arabs, nine The manner employed by tions represented play. succeeding be Strauss's merry "Gypsy Baron,” to in and tumbling, and ber of others. Nine assaults were made, only the idea into the A at the next bill here will re- ber, ground lofty The dramatic event in Man- German Theatre Company, of jos. interpretation of music, glance Important Philadelphia, uawu other feats natural to the sons fiiil. and as the nrst glint oi ap- of gymnastic productions of hattan next week will be the will be the active factor in the plays. The translation of the passing idea of the veal another array of offerings high Of all the spectacular production were seen to of the desert, are prominent on the pro- peared Greene and his men modern times, none hns been credited with at the Knickerbocker Theatre of Henry subscription lists will be opened tomor- drama into tones, is the aim of every Puc- class: Watson. Hutchings and be in full control, while the corpses of the gram. Harry ns has Klaw Arthur Jones's new "The row at Pioneer In Washington street. so long n run of prosperity drama, Evangel- Hall, of cini measure. He brushes aside the es- John LeClaire will do some comedy jug- Edwards Company in their comedy sketch enemy’s dead were thick about the base dramatic spectacle, ist.” Any new product of Mr. Joues’s George Grlmme, president of the society, a musical * Erlnngers popular whether of form, har- gling, and lie Is said to be exceptionally will be seen. Leon Rogee, the defenses. tablished tradition, Hur." It Is today crowned with a virile pen Is awaited with extraordinary made the report covering the details of the mimic and whistler from Europe, will "Ben immense stores of am- monic relationship or melodic progression, clever In his line of work. and has Interest, for he is the ablest' playwright engagements. So were saved tlie demonstration of his attainments. record of over 2.500 performances were that the one ideal may be devotedly fol- Brown and Navarre are two negro enter- give a the His "The munition which soon after daybreak old world, been (teen by more than five million peo- writing English language. Albert KertelU, also from the distributed to the long lines of Union guns lowed. from London. Their of mnrked Hypocrites'’ was by all odds the strongest, ACTRESS FOUND DEAD, tainers, just returned on a slack wire. Frances ple. In al: this period prosperity will perform now that were to blast the hopes of the The orchestra in “Madam Butterfly" has never been play in New York/ last season, and is ^Con- performance will be a novelty, in that they Knight, n singing comedienne, and a new u Sunday performance WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. Margaret crush the Union finds no easy task before it. Pages upon In in London the success It made federacy attempting to do imitations of Chinese actors and will contribute and this policy will continue. duplicating who was a member of the many set of animated pictures given, Powers, heart of the second State m pages of the score, containing some of the ac- here. army in the singers. It is Hald their appearance is additional entertainment. fact, the success of the pluy is largely “Broadway After Dark” company, playing are new title of Union. When at 1 o’clock on July 3 the most beautiful passages of the opera, sentiment "The Evangelist" Is the at the Academy of Music, this week, was the identically that of the Chinese. credited to tin religious prevail- ad- allotted to the inatrumentg alone. The “The /Galilean’s Victory,” under which found dead In her room at the Hotel Re- signal gun of Lee boomed to mark the Joe Flynn, a monologist and parodist, ing In the them*, this being particularly scores realizes the breadth and sweep of name Mr. Jones's new play was tried out gent yesterday. vance of Pickett's grand, but useless, who styles himself “The Man Behind the RACE BETWEEN BRONCO attractive to the inn-theatregoer. who, as of the in a Into the valley of death, Hunt gave the emotional contents play will rend out more and good to re- charge Book." Jokes STEER AT BLANEY’S. n rule, avoids the plnvhouse owing to the AND the signal for tlie opening upon them of way complete ^story. stories from his unique volume. scruples. “Ben Hur,” however, hae in beautiful duet ligious 246 guns. All the guns of the Union army B The music abounds Tate and company will be fea- the of Harry the initial per- tlie indorsement of leading lights the scone between P. H. Sullivan announces except those of Hancock’s com- passages, among them tured. Mr. Tate heads the original London regardless of creed, responded, | "The all denominations, brave officer had decided that the naval lieutenant. Pinkerton, anti the in latest “Fishing.” formance of his latest comedy-drama, raand. That company his novelty, at It hns to all classes of people. and the and the to take place and nppealed hd would overrule Hunt’s order to the ar- T'nlted 8tnte$ consul. Sharpies*, Each year he produces, first at the Oxford, Cowboy Squaw,'’ delicate This piece Although dealing witli the most music sung by Butterfly and Pinkerton in at the other theatres In the British Blnney’s Theatre next Monday. tillery—he was the only general who did | then with in the history of the stage, the o a to life in the far West subject so. General Warren, who lost his life on ■ the first act. This closes with powerful and through the provinces, is said depict metropolis of freedom of the whole performance from C. or realism. It tells of the true love that day, had decided to follow Hancock s V* I duet thax ends with a thrilling high now travesty on some popular sport much maid, and the anything that might grate upon the nerves {In the second act come the duets between pastime. Ills first was on “Golfing.” his Bronco Bob for an Eastern command to override Hunt’s orders, but in of the most religiously sensitive has mado Butterfly and and the dainty then on “Motoring,’* many trials he is forced to endure order long before Pickett's he / Sharpless, next on “Hockey,” ininx^acl.-m Mint hflU PnmiTllllldf'rt fhft ill- charge began fl| clutches of a rlvai •flower scene duet of Butterfly and her sad- and now he has produced one on H'Flsh- to keep her out of the sent word to Hunt that every cannon in / fl dorsement of tlie very best people. faced maid Suzuki during the scattering \ iug.” cowboy. The climax of the third rtct is his command would be heard when the 7 ’v B "Ben Hur" is unique In conception aud •* .of flowers ravished from their garden. Josephine Sahel, returned from her three- declared to be hair-raising in the extreme. battle began, Hunt says, in his memoir, B to massive In construction. In fact the mas- After this comes the tender strain of deep, year tour of the world, will be the special It Is a nice between a wdld steer, which that one-half the killed and wounded in { siveness is the particular feature of tula J longing as the occupants of the feature of the bill. Everybody knows Bronco Bob has been roped by his op- the last day’s onset of the enemy at Get- 1 [passionate at Is ridden production that makes It remarkable. cottage prepare for the all-night vigil Sabel and the song she mode famous, ponent, and a wild bronco which tysburg were to the credit of the Union ar- Is made the manage- J the beau- a Time in the Old Towu suc- Announcement by | the window. One of numerous “There’ll Be Hot by a faithful squaw, who finally tlllery, and th^t if Hancock had not over- entire that ment at the Newark Theatre that "Ben tiful effects of the opera Tonight.” This she sang so irresistibly, ceeds in cutting the ropes and releasing ridden his orders to the artillery In that j of Hur" Is to be the attraction at that play- i§ also at this point. It Is the invisible she spread its fame to the four corners the victim. This scegue is worked out «u corps, few Confederates would have been Butter- said to he character- house for the entire week of October 14. jwB chorus of ladies who accompanied the earth. Her work is full view of the audience, a principal actor able to muster .for the retreat back to mo- and her Including a Wednesday and a Saturday SlF fly to her wedding. The contrasting ized by much sparkle and zest, being “Calico,” a 1,600 pound Montana tlie Confederacy. love for Butterfly and 1 attract much at- inatince. “Had Itlves of Pinkerton’s elaborate gowns always steer. Greene lost the night fights at affection for him are woven contra- tentiou. She won the costume grand prlx “The and the was writ- Culp’s Hill,” (her | Cowboy Squaw” The spectacular acrobatic farce comedy says Hunt, “the result of that Paris tournament. (putrfnJly into this music.. last year at the ten by Joe Totten, a Newark boy and battle might have brought about a' Pantomime "Bight Bells" with the seemingly bone- great • The second act is followed by the graphic Ba mold's Dog and Monkey comedian of a com- victory to Lee. and led to former light local stock less Brothers as the the recognition W for of the headline nets. Byrne guiding spirits, fL .intermezzo that prepares the audience will also be one Mr. Totten is author of suc- of the pany. several will be presented-ai Blaney's Theatre the Confederacy by Great Britain and f I the pathetic picture on the rise of the Wherever this act has been presented It France, as it was the | cessful melodramas, but this is the first week of October 7. Those who have seen wishes of the En- L B 1 third act curtain, showing the trustful has been classed as a remarkable display ropean of the w he has had produced in Newark. this pantomimic production in the post friends Confederacy that Lee L Butterfly still watching until daybreak at of/ canine sagacity and intelligence. This might fight anil win battles will scarcely recognise it, It is said, so in a great § the window with both the and tired- was one of the feature acts at Hammer- Ivtorthera baby State, that sent the great war- M dur- many are the new features which have out Suzuki asleep on their cushions. stein’s Paradise Garden in New York COLUMBIA TO HAVE riot of the South, against his been infected into it. Notable among these own judg- M Startling effects are obtained by intro- ing the past summer. The act differs ma- ment, on that NEW MUSICAL a northward campaign which I that the PLAY. are catchy 69ngs, calcium effects and ducing phrases from ‘The Star Spangled terially from others In Its line, in brought his advanced posts to within new gymnastic potpourri. eight | Banner” and the dainty bits of true Jap- dogs, cats and monkeys who make up the miles of the capital of Pennsylvania. I j J alone on the A new musical drama is B. B. Forrester’s “The anese airs, introduced at the marriage “dramatis personae,” appear | "The of the engineers were glorious at I “The The scenic production Way Gettya- a« as when Butterfly sings There is no trainer or attendant production of Little Organ Grinder,” burg. From first ceremony. well stage. will open a week's engage- to lust it was engineers in which he is this season Mish Transgressor,” I lier child. This little to coax or force them to do tbelr “tricks.” starring who were the pretty song to ment at the Columbia Theatre on October matchless in skill on the field, enact a little farce comedy Marion Ballou, and which spends a week, I golden-haired boy permits the composer They complete 7. This successful melodrama haa been and think of that, grand do. at the Colum- engineer, Major- f to add a bit of sentimental color to pantomime just as other actors The beginning Monday afternoon, General Herman ^he greeted by large audiences wherever pre- Naupt, long time of Jer- s Ld climaxes shows the main street iu a village bia Theatre. last two acts ns he builds up scene sey City and for years a 1 to be sented. director of the could not be reached with any and the act Is called “A Hot Time in Dog- The play is raid elaborately staged, that poslbly Pennsylvania Railroad, .in charge of all All of from a constituting one of the most pretentious other dramatic effect. ville.” sorts things huppen, The Behman show will be at Wald- the military railroad*. been He it was who by attaches to the engage- street fight to the elopement of a canine productions that have put upon the the week after next. Special interest mann’s day and night work never deals with a surpassed In ment because of the fact that Mr. Sav- debutante with a Romeo of fox terrier road. The story wronged grand results, built sidlugs aud lines will offer four different prima donnas lineage. But the piece de resistance of the girl and a clever scoundrel, who in the end of age railroads over which were the is wheu the drunken dog appears. is beaten at his own game by the heroine. BALLOONING AND carried the W in the role of Madam Butterfly during offering soldiers, It is said. In a mariner to ammunition and other Newark engagement. Those are Miss Rene He has been putting in good time at the It Is unfolded, VAUDEVILLE AT HILLSIDE. supplies all the that gave strength to Meade to Vivienne, the American prima donna; town saloon, and when he comes on the sustain “heart Interest” way overcome Miss her with that splendid army under Lee. Mme. Phoebe Strakoach, of London and stage he is almost past the point of navi- through. Ballou plays part her a balloon But for Greene and Fraulein Elizubeth Wolff, a young he gets so drunk he falls the grace which has characterised ap- A quadruple paraohute from Hunt and Paris; gation. Finally at Haupt numerous other we are feature attraction at Hillsldt Gettysburg, matters * German prima donna, and Mille. Dorn cle in a stupor, and along comes a “copper” pearance in plays, will be the might have turned which has contributed to tomorrow afternoon. This stunt, out so that Lincoln could of the Opera Comique, Paris. and arrest* him. The performance of this Informed, and Park not have been ■ Fillippe, will Inspired to deliver William Schuller, M. Vernon Stiles and “drunken” dog, whose name is Dan, has her success and popularity. The more se- which is of a very thrilling nature, that sublime address k 9 are relieved Aeronaut Mack, wh< over the fallen at William St. Willis, three tenors, will al- been much written about. vere situations of the jAay by be performed by Gettysburg, which con- 9 of several thou- tains more of the of while the The Pekin Zouaves from Europe will wholesome veins of comedy, and the songa will ascend to c. height symphonic beauties of Tf ternate in the role Pinkerton, per- ® V do much to feet and use four with patriotism set to words baritone role of Sharpless will be taken by form army movements aud wall scaling. and musical numbers lighteu sand parachutes, than exists in all he will make successive leaps to the chants which the Ottley Cranston, Thomas D. Richards and Animated pictures will close the bilj. the pathetic effects. The play portrays, so which poets .of Greece role all the A bill has been composed for the Westley HubbelJ. Harriet Behnee and far as Miss Ballou's is concerned, ground. good provid- glorification of they who the free vaudeville show. It will fell at Marathon, Ethel Dufre Houston, who sang the role Fred Belasco Is to present White Whit- the good there is in a good girl’s heart and ed for Salamls and Ther acts the Marvelous Franss i—vlye. L of Suzuki last season, will again alternate tlesey, now of "The Rpad to Yesterday,” brings it out forcibly. Include by At Theatre, as a star next We understand that “The Little Organ comedy bicyclists; the Arrows, equilibrists Orange GEORGE WILFRED x in this contralto part. spring, PEARCK. • v»
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