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	The dramatization of the world-famed starter "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]" comes to the Wieting to morrow and Tuesday evenings. The play has written by [[William Gillette]] in connection with the gifted novelist, [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|A. Conan Doyle]], who has won fame by his brilliant stories of detective life. It is founded on his widely read and most spirited and discussed speeches of "[[Sherlock Holmes]]." In the story of the book he opened our new field of literature and introduced new locale, new types and an entire new atmosphere to the world of letters. What [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|A. Conan Doyle]] did in literature, [[William Gillette]] has now done for the stage, and in "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]," Mr Gillette has returned all the characters so well known, and has been compelled to introduce a love story which he calls "A hitherto unpublished episode in the career of the great detective, showing his connection with the strange case of "Miss Faulkner." The drama is in four acts. The scenes are all in and around London.		The dramatization of the world-famed starter "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]" comes to the Wieting to morrow and Tuesday evenings. The play has written by [[William Gillette]] in connection with the gifted novelist, [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|A. Conan Doyle]], who has won fame by his brilliant stories of detective life. It is founded on his widely read and most spirited and discussed speeches of "[[Sherlock Holmes]]." In the story of the book he opened our new field of literature and introduced new locale, new types and an entire new atmosphere to the world of letters. What [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|A. Conan Doyle]] did in literature, [[William Gillette]] has now done for the stage, and in "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]," Mr Gillette has returned all the characters so well known, and has been compelled to introduce a love story which he calls "A hitherto unpublished episode in the career of the great detective, showing his connection with the strange case of "Miss Faulkner." The drama is in four acts. The scenes are all in and around London.

	Charles ~~Frohmuan tu pared~~ neither time or expense ~~In elvin sultube~~ mounting to this ~~ping~~, and after its ~~pro duction lo que efty It~~ will be taken to the Garrick theater. New York, for all winter's run and will be produced at the Duke of York's theater, London, ~~Eng Ind.~~ at spring for an ~~deinito 1~~.1 A strong company is ~~implosed~~ in the ~~Tentation~~ of this ~~place~~. The ~~princ. pals nee~~ William ~~Gibert~~, Bruce ~~MERIC Kuben~~ Fax. Harold Heaton, Alfred S. Howard~~. Teorge Wourally~~ Ralph ~~more.~~ George ~~Hote.. Hears Hermin. Thom ts M Grith Elsro Baba~~, Julia ~~Wey ms~~, ~~Fears~~ Chandler, Soldene Powell Re McArdle, the Misses Katherine Florence, ~~Jate longs.~~ Judith ~~Terolde~~, ~~Eldu Dig Inn~~ and Kate Ten ~~Bok.~~		Charles Frohman has spared neither time or expense in giving suitable mounting to this play, and after its production to our city it will be taken to the Garrick theater, New York, for all winter's run and will be produced at the Duke of York's theater, London, England, at spring for an indefinite time. A strong company is employed in the presentation of this piece. The principals are: [[William Gillette]], [[Bruce McRae]], [[Ruben Fax]], [[Harold Heaton]], [[Alfred S. Howard]], [[George Wessels]], [[Ralph Delmore]], [[George Honey]], [[Henry Herman]], [[Thomas McGrath]], [[Elwyn Eaton]], [[Julia Weyms]], [[Henry Chandler]], [[Soldene Powell]], [[Henry McArdle]], the Misses [[Katherine Florence]], [[Jane Thomas]], [[Judith Berolde]], [[Hilda Englund]] and [[Kate Ten Eyck]].
	Daniel Frohman will present Iow fald and a strong company at the Wict. ing post Wednesday and Thursday even- ings in the grent New York Lrerum theater success. "A Colonial Girl "* The piny bad a long run at that thenter lu the fall of 140A, was later produced in the principal theaters throughout the roun- try and has every where been pronounced one of the ble areaars of the day.
	~~It is the work of two elever American~~
	~~Worca. Grace Livingston Furales el~~
	thing even to the old-fashioned spinet up- on which aweet "Mollie," the "Colouint Glel," is seen strumihing during he dainty comedy scene in which "Godtruy" declares his love. Tho company, besides Mr Gould, will luclude Messrs. ~~Robert Conness, Albert Perry, Benjamin Mon- theth, Charles Brandt, George DeLong, Gige W. Lynch, Duncan Harris and the Misses Grace Freeman, Eleanor Carr and Itelen King Russell,~~

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	== William Gillette at the Wieting ==		== William Gillette at the Wieting ==
	[[File:the-sunday-herald-syracuse-1899-10-29-p25-dramatic.jpg\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|right\|[[The Sunday Herald (Syracuse)]] (29 october 1899, p. 25)<br><br>WILLIAM GILLETTE. (At the Wieting.)]]		[[File:the-sunday-herald-syracuse-1899-10-29-p25-dramatic.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|[[The Sunday Herald (Syracuse)]] (29 october 1899, p. 25)<br><br>WILLIAM GILLETTE. (At the Wieting.)]]

			The dramatization of the world-famed starter "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]" comes to the Wieting to morrow and Tuesday evenings. The play has written by [[William Gillette]] in connection with the gifted novelist, [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|A. Conan Doyle]], who has won fame by his brilliant stories of detective life. It is founded on his widely read and most spirited and discussed speeches of "[[Sherlock Holmes]]." In the story of the book he opened our new field of literature and introduced new locale, new types and an entire new atmosphere to the world of letters. What [[Arthur Conan Doyle\|A. Conan Doyle]] did in literature, [[William Gillette]] has now done for the stage, and in "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]," Mr Gillette has returned all the characters so well known, and has been compelled to introduce a love story which he calls "A hitherto unpublished episode in the career of the great detective, showing his connection with the strange case of "Miss Faulkner." The drama is in four acts. The scenes are all in and around London.

	The dramatization of the world-famed starter "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)\|Sherlock Holmes]]" comes to the Wieting to morrow and Tuesday evenings. The play has written by William Gillette In eonuection with the gift-) el covelist. A Conan Doyle, who na wn fatue by his briliant stories of dete tive f it I found on widely P1 and st spirited and discussed sheirbes of "Shork ck Holmes." In the story of the book ho opened our new fold of literatura no latroduced new locale, #ew types and an entire new atmosphere to the world of letters What A. Comu Dorle did In techten, Willam Gillette
	bus now done for the stage, and in Sher Holmes," Mr Hilett has rotated at the barters en well know, and has benpelled to Introduce a love story which he calls "A hitherto unpublish +place in the career of the great dete. cle, showing his contortion whe strong Case of "M's Faulknut The damn 1 in four note The scenes ro 1 In and around Lo{ION
	Charles Frohmuan tu pared neither time or expense In elvin sultube mounting to this ping, and after its pro duction lo que efty It will be taken to the Garrick theater. New York, for all winter's run and will be produced at the Duke of York's theater, London, Eng Ind. at spring for an deinito 1.1 A strong company is implosed in the Tentation of this place. The princ. pals nee William Gibert, Bruce MERIC Kuben Fax. Harold Heaton, Alfred S. Howard. Teorge Wourally Ralph more. George Hote.. Hears Hermin. Thom ts M Grith Elsro Baba, Julia Wey ms, Fears Chandler, Soldene Powell Re McArdle, the Misses Katherine Florence, Jate longs. Judith Terolde, Eldu Dig Inn and Kate Ten Bok.		Charles Frohmuan tu pared neither time or expense In elvin sultube mounting to this ping, and after its pro duction lo que efty It will be taken to the Garrick theater. New York, for all winter's run and will be produced at the Duke of York's theater, London, Eng Ind. at spring for an deinito 1.1 A strong company is implosed in the Tentation of this place. The princ. pals nee William Gibert, Bruce MERIC Kuben Fax. Harold Heaton, Alfred S. Howard. Teorge Wourally Ralph more. George Hote.. Hears Hermin. Thom ts M Grith Elsro Baba, Julia Wey ms, Fears Chandler, Soldene Powell Re McArdle, the Misses Katherine Florence, Jate longs. Judith Terolde, Eldu Dig Inn and Kate Ten Bok.
	Daniel Frohman will present Iow fald and a strong company at the Wict. ing post Wednesday and Thursday even- ings in the grent New York Lrerum theater success. "A Colonial Girl "* The piny bad a long run at that thenter lu the fall of 140A, was later produced in the principal theaters throughout the roun- try and has every where been pronounced one of the ble areaars of the day.		Daniel Frohman will present Iow fald and a strong company at the Wict. ing post Wednesday and Thursday even- ings in the grent New York Lrerum theater success. "A Colonial Girl "* The piny bad a long run at that thenter lu the fall of 140A, was later produced in the principal theaters throughout the roun- try and has every where been pronounced one of the ble areaars of the day.

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''William Gillette at the Wieting'' is an article published in [[The Sunday Herald (Syracuse)]] on 29 october 1899.

About the play [[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)|Sherlock Holmes]] at the ''New Wieting Opera House'', Syracuse, NY, USA.

== William Gillette at the Wieting ==
[[File:the-sunday-herald-syracuse-1899-10-29-p25-dramatic.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Sunday Herald (Syracuse)]] (29 october 1899, p. 25)<br><br>WILLIAM GILLETTE. (At the Wieting.)]]

The dramatization of the world-famed starter "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1899 New Wieting Opera House, Syracuse)|Sherlock Holmes]]" comes to the Wieting to morrow and Tuesday evenings. The play has written by William Gillette In eonuection with the gift-) el covelist. A Conan Doyle, who na wn fatue by his briliant stories of dete tive f it I found on widely P1 and st spirited and discussed sheirbes of "Shork ck Holmes." In the story of the book ho opened our new fold of literatura no latroduced new locale, #ew types and an entire new atmosphere to the world of letters What A. Comu Dorle did In techten, Willam Gillette
bus now done for the stage, and in Sher Holmes," Mr Hilett has rotated at the barters en well know, and has benpelled to Introduce a love story which he calls "A hitherto unpublish +place in the career of the great dete. cle, showing his contortion whe strong Case of "M's Faulknut The damn 1 in four note The scenes ro 1 In and around Lo{ION
Charles Frohmuan tu pared neither time or expense In elvin sultube mounting to this ping, and after its pro duction lo que efty It will be taken to the Garrick theater. New York, for all winter's run and will be produced at the Duke of York's theater, London, Eng Ind. at spring for an deinito 1.1 A strong company is implosed in the Tentation of this place. The princ. pals nee William Gibert, Bruce MERIC Kuben Fax. Harold Heaton, Alfred S. Howard. Teorge Wourally Ralph more. George Hote.. Hears Hermin. Thom ts M Grith Elsro Baba, Julia Wey ms, Fears Chandler, Soldene Powell Re McArdle, the Misses Katherine Florence, Jate longs. Judith Terolde, Eldu Dig Inn and Kate Ten Bok.
Daniel Frohman will present Iow fald and a strong company at the Wict. ing post Wednesday and Thursday even- ings in the grent New York Lrerum theater success. "A Colonial Girl "* The piny bad a long run at that thenter lu the fall of 140A, was later produced in the principal theaters throughout the roun- try and has every where been pronounced one of the ble areaars of the day.
It is the work of two elever American
Worca. Grace Livingston Furales el
thing even to the old-fashioned spinet up- on which aweet "Mollie," the "Colouint Glel," is seen strumihing during he dainty comedy scene in which "Godtruy" declares his love. Tho company, besides Mr Gould, will luclude Messrs. Robert Conness, Albert Perry, Benjamin Mon- theth, Charles Brandt, George DeLong, Gige W. Lynch, Duncan Harris and the Misses Grace Freeman, Eleanor Carr and Itelen King Russell,

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