New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

with eagerness. and the love story that forms
the plot OF odd Limerick Town his new play,
by Augustus Pitou, viii doubtless inspire warm
thrills in the hearts Of his audience Mr.. Olcott
is always sure of appreciative house; wit
ness the old story about the junior Senator from
New-York and the street car conductor.
There Will be one other novelty this week.
however for on Thursday night Weber and
Fields Will put on their long expected burlesque,
They call it "IIumming Birds and Onions and
ii will take off both John Drew's play and Ethel
Barrymore's Carrots" William Collier win i'm
personate John Drew. while his wife takes off
Margaret Dale The revengeful organ grinder
viii be PLAYED by Lew Fields and John T. Kelly
will be the humming bird. the curled darling OF
Italy. the wrecker Of homes onion VIII be
plaved by Fay TempietOn. trousers and all Her
father will he Peter +. Daley, and her mother.
Charles +. Bigelow. Joe Weber will besihe maid
servant. ''Twirly Whirly VIII be CUT down ma
teriaIy 70 make room for this hopeful burlesque-
"Old Heidelberg will continue at the Irving
Place this week. II has already won great pop
ularity. and seems good for a run OF some length
as runs go at this house AS a picture or
student life in Germany, and a tale of pleas
ant sentiment il is an excellent play, eXcelently
presented The next educational play viii be
given on November 81. Lessing's Emilia Ga
lotti' being selected
Mrs. Campbell. in Mrs. Wharton's transla-
ton of Sudermann's play, "Es lebe das Leben,
continues at the Garden.
The new West End Theatre IN Harlem will
omen on election eve. November 3. with Mrs.
Jack and Alice Fischer
At the Victoria Mrs. Jack" and Creatore as
Joint attractions enter on their last week
Iris" continues 10 I'll the Criterion nightly.
Miss Marlowe will succeed it on November a.
Ia
be an all winters run.
William Gillette VIII follow the Rogers Broth
ers at the Knickerbocker on November ;, play
ing twenty -four evening and six matinee per
formances of his now internationally famous
meiodrama, Sherlock Holmes"
John Drew will continue at the Empire TN
November Il, when William Faversham viii
present a modern comedy by H. V. Esmond.
called "Imprudenoe.
Miss Barrymore. in that delightful and win
ming little sketch. Carrots" and in a Coun-
try Mouse" is packing the Savoy.
This will be the last week % "Everyman,"
the old morality play now being faithfully re-
| produced at Mendelssohn Hall.
Robert Marshalrs excellent comedy. His Tx
oeuencv the Governor" with Miss Jessie Mill
i a Z
! November 3 at the Garrick when il will be sue
| ceeded by Miss Mannering In CLYDE Fitch's
! new play, The Stubbornness Of Geraldine"
At the Madison Square Theatre The Two
Schools" has two or three weeks more.
Weldon Grossmiths production Of The Night
Of the Party seems good for a long run at the
| new Princess Theatre
xrr.r,o,l.,z Mics (~rosD7au Sc
did business. a tribute to her charming n4r-
sonalitv and powers as an actor Her s,,o-
| cess in New-York has never been surar tban
| n IS this year. though she has had better
plays.
Miss Bingham. in "A Modern Arapd,1ar, 81.
with the original cast. viii be at the Harlem,
Opera House this week. Next week Robert
| Edeson, in Soldiers of Fortune"
That entertaining and well played rneIoara,,a
The Ninety and Nine" continues 10 mn The
! Academy
Tommy Rot continues not to belle Ire ,,.,o
at Mrs. osborne's Playhouse Dust or Egt,h
! ave. you know
| Mrs Carter in "Du Barry" continras .. a.,
the Belasco Theatre 10 the doors at ever, -
Torrance. She will give extra rnatiDaa =
| Election Day
The most oelShdui HSHt opera OF a twelfth
| month. "A Country Girl" continues >, -,
| Daly's The house for Thanksgivin,
| nearly all sold cut TO Phi Delta Thetss I've Eve Is
| new comedy dance has been introduced b.. -;
| Ashley. "'SS
The serious rival of a Country Gil.
1 Chinese Honeymoon continues its roer.[ =
| at the Casino. a fixture. The two-burs-- way
/ American performance will be celehra., @'i
! November IL. The success of these tu-o on
lish light operas is surely. IL not hon LIS
] sign, at least pleasant fact. 'peIul
At the Bijou that excellent actor Mr.. Doa.-
| and Miss Annie Irish. continue in AN A.
! can Invasion" 'iieFl-
i -AA vounar English actor Martin tE.-