New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

A,~z Ftske. sor1-niuE to-uorrow night. WI tu'n
- one week frora Mary q MaEdala' 10 lhseH :
.FFedca Gahie-.T pareraying ne title par !. ~
N--p-eciar drama IN the rest OF her Ne"--o-
e-rarernert She will resume tae HeEse P'~s
When she starts on her tour. AIRS. Fiske mas -
i,sf--e appeared IN 'Ticd6a Gabier.' though =
v--k In "a Dolls House is vel Eno"n- -
BATES arc Miss Roblgn have been the i-.--
.-.rrrre-ers tu America % Ihsen's horea ''
---v-evo- Mrs. F4skc-s ART is SO well deNe'of
sns hc- Intelligence ana originality 50 ma %. -.
-r,- ,,S- Version q tEe play and portrayal q -
,aaft.r character cannot iail 20 have sl ln
rev sb5ut taer which Wall make her POO
Interesting from the professional POM % -.
-trtrve- nav Be teousnt ~ TIE SO - rroduc-
Drama. Mrs. Flssle mas ntlss'- -f5rS viii include
-io- and trained the oas s ? sT-i1-r W b Mack
Is Tee--1r. ard Mics Carlotta Nilso7 As '--'
T,vs,se.
william r crane -, appear ;o-irorIo" -
-t.. savcr Theatre in 8 dTailaIic 49, -, 49,
-,-,-- -ovr. The Spenders. mace -o- - =
- = sose NJ crane viii play ne Iol' y --
- -. ,-r,er Peter Bines. who later N me
- ia 81. where his family are making an
- - o--er the social race, and suceeS s y
-75ck.aE some sense ' ss,S@ieF.cforv ending Miss
- oi.. .e F,Sxes, Miss olive Hay sna Mss Rachel
,s.s-i-r sc ii Mr.. Cranes support
--,-ro--ow night at The Broadway Theatre
80 Ton~sc- r. Young ccccr. who was last seen
- IN Miss ANNIE Esssc-s support, VI make
!. g t-l--i-t---t--li- ~ 1-e--i>--
r-,,r. a1l Ramsey Morris Of Halle Erfninie
-7l-.e.s novel ''EEsarts Courageous" His leading
woman vii be Miss Maude Eealy, WHO was lot 81
-rue -ir1e child actress a-ld -ast yea -5 80
u.h ~ willard. The play deals VIII Hevolo-
-s--a-y dimes n Virginia, and introduces as d
character Patrick Henry played by W : haT-
-o---o--ov- night another musical comedy VIII
-s-,l- on Broadway. al the Victoria Theatre i
g called The Fisher Maiden" and Harry Won
----e- is responsible for the uUs!c, while arthur
: Lamb is author q the book Doubtless there
vii be 1l-s enough made "a IVssaay morning 50
F1sie-d seacoost hamlet
ne first English performances & America q
Tc-5.s "Oteuo" VIII be The feature OF the third
week = Henry ". Savae='s Elgl-s1 grand opera
season a. the Academy OF Music. BROOKLYN This
rae-a viii he produced az Tuesday night ana re-
-eates THURSDAY anz 81 the SATURDAY matinee. Inc
ere-lal scenery from the studio % Walter BurTldge
.----zae = duplicate q the first ACT storm scene
-rz- caused 50 much comment when "Otello vas
-lr,e- ri re Nst-opoIltan several years age The
cast VII be as follows
- .yvilsred COT
r-s-, Charles Fut-n
-..,-.-lse vy-!ili--r I1V--encs
90 Eylis5a R551s
---l- o-- -.. A.a-.91 IvelI
The b-ies 7vaEaerian season viii start in Ibis
week with "Lohengrin. tomorrow nlgnL me opeI@
2eng regeatea IL Ile y -,-,5a 5-e-t--,je
Ee--vso- as Elsa sI-. Gherardi as tie White
Re King and Mss Newman as Ortrud-
or We6uesdsv an6 SATURDAY niE1ts there VII oe
q revival q The Bohemian Girl
,-sz- THURSDAY night At the BljoU Theatre. VIII
tam Collier VIII produce another play. this tine. L
IS said q real play and not q bad framework IoC
a uonologue by the star. Il IS from the pen q
z,se- ra-- author q ..CTlstte-ton rnd IS partly
founded Narryats novel yaIaet ~ sea .! o
-s.Ie s-.-rest've a Golfer surely Ms Collier md
Hugh Toland vfn Be leaders IN The star supper
,-ts. -s,-~a ., Pretty Perry" VII be seen
80, tomorrow night this tine a. the Madison
s5usre Theatre. which VII begin OF the same
evening new career uo6eT ne mn ATss ,o-rss
leading nan.
u another week NJ. Mansfield VII open TIE new
- 7-1ea--s vt.h Old Heidelberg; E z soth-
g. W come % the Herald Square n "A Proud
Prince and the Majestic VIII give heroor 70 lie
Babes = Ioy.a1c-
Miss Marie Cahu comes 20 the Harlem opera
House -his week. with Nancy BroTn- Mss "a
rrrs songs originally sung Il this musical coTneoy
-. already 50 wen known that they are assa5[E
ss-~---o- M eleven new ones have been aocel,
W. sans 5eigntfuI comedy gift is without
eo -~ -r.s season in Boston with The critical
recognition that il deserves
~. ~ wis. IN his musical comedy. "A Son q
PES. which has been seen this fall a. the Four-
-eer-h-st -hestrs where = gave RVS vsek
VII come 20 the West Inc I--s@1 '
.,cev-vo-k Day y Day" vii De presented az ne ID.
.-s,~s-ave Theatre this week. by company W
euirued with scenery and proper1iss 70 P-s sst
---p- features q lfs Il this town 1he UI
fas lected
Az re Irving Place Theatre. F4aoerkorn, q
- Nv r7s~ba-d Franz With Ton sey1ertltz Il
- Iessirc ns-t VII be presented al t-s WEN
PAYS THAT REMAIN
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-.v.s Amusing and vel played
rr-.a --~l----T-ae Darling q tEe Goes
r=r- AID el-aE-E-Joh1 Drew II N0e'
Goes -r The Erl.re next week
r7------ vri.-.ar Collier 4 'Perso7s-' t- --1lS1
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veeEe
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100 sfiEs Rose C1ghlan and Tyrone pow
t~s-.r,rT-cha-les warner n Drink
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