New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

season is upon Last night the Grand
-. House opened. with Rices Show Girl
a morrow the Carrick opens, with THE New
On Thursday the Broadway will be
s,,ed for the initial production OF sally In Our
hsn" Nev and August 80 the American and the
savoy take the a""t, other her Soldiers OF Fortune
.rrL, ,rezv clown is q farce imported from Lon
7. &c the work Of II. NJ. PAUL. dealing with
5,sr-1res Of an English lord who changes
s,.css with a circIs clown to escape arrest, The
.-.ers ,he circus tent while the employees are
sssted st feast of tripe and onions II Is TO be
Jameson Zee Ffnny will play the part OF the 1ora;
Others n curing The the Sew-York engagement: Jessie
20 isshV Beatrice Morgan and Maud Raymond
SALLY in Our Alley is the joint work of George
- IIansrf and Ludwig Englander, with George w.
Taerer as stage manager Sally Is the daughter
- an East Side pawnbroker, and the frst act
aovs saIlys alley and the shop. The second act
hous the interior OF a Fifth-ave mansion an
- ionic opera with Mr. IedereE Sally VII be
pisved by Marie Cahili and her 1atner ps r-,, Dal
p.essyov Georgia Caine and Richard F. Carroll
sre also in the cast
The entire I4angham family has been changed
srrnr the summer. and Robert Edeson Will now
s,solder OF Fortune" to the extent Of making
a. his own wife Miss Ellen Burg. who will be
he new Hope L1angham- Frank Aiken. Dorothy
Tme1nsnt m and Richard Sterling are the other new
IanghSmnSS Dorothy bonney is still in her old
paTt Taf sA'V'-
1sssaline Rodgers has been retained in the Amer
,can Theatre Stock Company, and will play Glory
ousvle in The Christian when the season opens
80. saturday afternoon. The leading is
nica mex, freeman who has had experience in stock
-somnanies in several large cities
ro,s yberri will appear at Cherry Blossom Grove
+o-norrow in her elaborate dance. called THE
T-eau OF the Dance.
After two more weeks of Quincy Adams Sawyer
At the Academy OF Music that play will go up
york state" On October the Bostonans come
10 The Academy
Tomorrow the Knickerbocker will be closed
while the SHOW that Vanderbilt goes to Newport.
A. this is the last week Of The Wild Rose in
Nev-York there will be special matinee on
"wednesday
Maid Marian" will very properly succeed Robin
Hood at Manhattan Beach tomorrow. when the
ostonians their second and last week at that
place
"A Chinese Honeymoon is still at the Casino.
snd as popular June .. when it struck town.
There is no talk OF leaving
.Th. Defender" goes to Philadelphia the end
Of this week
The Floating Roof Garden begins the last week
az ifs season tomorrow. In spite Of the cold
weather the season has been very prosperous one
Sato,lrla the japanese juggler, returns to the
Madison Square Roof tomorrow The Mikado
still stays.
Hauuerstein's Paradise Roof Garden continues
70 be hacked nightly Creatore and his band re-
main; each week offers changes in the VauoeVlile
no-tion Of the programme. The Saturday bargain
matinees and the Sunday night concerts stlil con-
tinue in popular FAVOR
Kesths Offering for next week IS headed by Milton
and Dolly Mobiles, presenting their sketch, "A Blue
T-s1hf q n ad
American gets second place on the bill othefs
sre the Three Yoscarrys European comedy aero
hats 'Dave' Lewis. with new monologue; AIneta:
dances have attracted attention; Barton and ASH ASH
ley n sketch ennteo Hurte DasWen
contraIto soloist. and Ford and Cantweii IN their
dancing speciaitles-
Al Pastors this week are McCabe. Sabine and
Nile Vera the Irish contractors and their type
ur,ts-. Stinsou and Merton. Blue Ribbon winners
., the Laugh show; Duffy. Sawtelle and DuHy.
IN new one-act playette entitled Papa's sweet
heart Carter De Haven TEo: singise: es:nion and
stevens and Belle Stewart the girl with the 1unns
walks.
Miss crosnar has begun rehearsals at Wsilacks
Of THE Sword OF the king" Charles Cherry Is her
leading man. and Sheridan Block, recently Win
Mansfield, is another in the cast
I. Is about assured that Australian tour VIII
follow Buses United States engagement. Nine
-e0
heen west Of the Mississippi River and such tour
viii enable her play in California ana orhe'
toast States.
The new play of Russian life being written Tor
lanes O'Nein by Mss Harriet Ford, has oeeh
,byistened 1.-The Honor Of the Humble Mr
O'NeiI likes the play, and Will open Win - VA
october - somewhere IN New-Englano.
Nrs osborn's Play House, in West Forty-fourth-
n Issust off Fifth-ave you know') must not De
aexlected. The latest engagement announced 1or
ne nroduction there in October Of The nder-
studT' is Miss Margaret Aver, a daughter or Mrs-
Harriet Hubbard Aver.
Mrs Ie Moyne's IN Among Those present
sill commence in October. under the management
IF George H Brennan. The author, Glen Macpot-
sugh. is at Onset Mass, putting 'iie iihiSi'-e
.ouches on the play.
"A Country Girl is being vigorously reheafsed
Every day AT Daly's Theatre. 1t is to be an eaoo-
ate production Some of the singers nave peeH
imported from London II is expected that Mon
sav September Is, will tie opening PERFORM
tnce.
The date set for the production OF captain
Noliy' at the Manhattan is Monday, SEPTEMBER g.
Hrs. FisEze has full charge OF the reheafsais
Next weeks openings as follows On sep
enber / The Rogers Brothers at Harvard, at
he Knckerbocker: Mistress Neil" at the Murray
Hill. The Heart of Maryland, at the Grand
Dpera House: The Emerald Isle with JEFFERSON
Ne Angels. at the Herald Square; on September =
Mrs Jack at wallack's; on septeInper T. ~Ine
n the Empire and on September 6, king High
Sall' with Marie DRESSER and the f. i. Rice
ballet. at the New-York-
MUSICAL MATTERS.