New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
THE PLAY JOHN kESDRICK BANGs-kATIE
BARRY GREETs BANKERS WITH a NEW
HAT-ANToN LANG TO PLAY
EVERY MAN"

"Ue5er Un=ere KRAFT Beyond Human Pover-j
the play 5y Bi5mson. vdI-h was produced last
, Monday at the Irving Place Theatre as the FIRST
OF series @, famous plays from AL nations, TO be
given At popular prices by Herr Coured during the
winter. Will Del repeated tonight John Keudric6
Banss has recently car1iogIed his play with much
ot Lls own LImor. calling ir "Beyouc Human En-
dgranee. 50 Il IS not 70 ae expected that he viii
theatre th!s evening. This however. Is pity, Tor
German al4Ieuee uncs ~ not only eU4araoe. bat
cimaxes, 5at throughout tho course % The long
religious discussion Herr ,ouTied stage the play
most slsgtsfiveiy. During the second act the loot
sl i e's . i-5-w and ron tia Ioar ia
IN the hare wall that LOOKS a gloomy eX-
pause OF rock ana distant arm o: the sea. Around
wltu white l-ir that contrasts strangely with tlr
surrounding ana ne i:sT Ct an tIe s.tn nLt ~.
long discussion OF the cure by preyer earnestly,
rhey nor 6rg hoid the audience. but arr freqaeny
interrupted 6v applause. Franz Kierschuer : espe-
I~I.iys Fl i,er - Bratt PLAYS with force and ear
nestness also. T. IS worth attending example
~ what This company ran 80"
Last night tho casino was converted ~ thou
sands ~ Elbughts. 10y illuminated bay trees and
fostCon- OF =mlaN into most delightful setting
Tor ~ ..---rr.e Honeymoon. livery one OF the
loo sa.t- MAS occupied hy some member OF the
New-Yor1 state Bankers Association or member
of his fsrl.rv And after the performance supper
was --ry-g .1 thc large open space back ~ the
green covered with electric hgnt designs vas
feature ol tAe decorations. There vas souvenir
rroErlr7vr. also. and an Illuminated poster or
E.-ie Pr-y aud her trunk displayed AZ the
enfrsnr5 The secretary OF the association decared
that never before had SO many millions or dollars
been reures-uted under The roof oI one thtaue az
o B,t nm ne reI feature Of the evening vas Katie
Rarrv-- ueR lst IL was q large aHdr OF hflLlant
81 - f- ,,hsa She appeared with her trunk
her back she brought the trunk down 20 the
Iudicrous imitation 81 the familiar poster " nen
rhe han reI of t stood ny on end Ike signal mas
The decorations vii! remain LOT iha TeS, "L We
week: but better STILL Miss BARR VIII wear the
To-alsSt The bankers dine ot The Waldorf ball
room ana ls,er witness "a vaudeville performance
~ the same I'-.'
Zen Greer Who is 10 produce next week the
old morality play "Everyman. PUT IL busy day
az rreDsr.f.o5 ~ MeudelssohH Han yestertay
III r,s, i-te-.s, you 20 knew. he said. that the
pl7a has been sent for by Anton Lang who plays
Tho central figure I'm tEs Passion PLAY OF O0er-Il-
n1erEauf ana who proposes 70 t.'- ~ i--Sl4
.--A-~'lI ttAt 1..il..z--ias and wat scenery we
- T. 80. mi copv OF the effects used by the
churches 10 produce these plays az the time Every
ran Vas written
Five hundred members OF the Sterling Repuo-
lican .-lub OF the XXIIId Assembly District at
tended Robert Emmet iaS' A'sH'
--o-,i-,t ~ the Manhattan Theatre revised YER
$40, ~ "a T2oss of Piymouth-Town" will be shown
After the first New-York performance OF the play
an oysrase Of the many more or less unfavorable
reviews was struck and revision set ahout ac-
corifnr "a thi. composite criticism. Inc hrst three
IN -, 40 , 0+,-i-.fv rewritten. the melodrama OF
the original being cut out OF ta'iis1 ot'l1iSt 70
occur when the euT5a dd, has been reading about
three and four S9iIepOH' '
Bruce and the splIeF