New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

name bv sardou and Moreau which the
thea trscai sensation OF London last season, anc
which has been described and discussed through
on, the EnElish-spealing world. This play Is IN
fourteen scenes. several OF which reproduce well
known illustrations by Dore FOR the Inferno ana
n Il are introduced Paolo and Francesca and other
Dantean characters OF immortal recollection Inc
thought Of Henry the Italian poet is in Itself
g sufficient spur to the theatregoer. even to those
theatregOers who are not greaty tempted 6y tne
prospect OF drama by Sardou he proluCtnlo.-
Is or a scale OF great maEnihcence ano the ces'
includes Misses Mabel Hackney. Nora LANCASTER
PAUL Siis and Wiliasa doson Laurence Irving. Ger
eld Lawrence II 81 stanford. incSIlt stei4 45
ol6s and Charles Dodsworth- The fourteen kcsies
were pel NN arPeaaf ksble Ronsin and Ber5in
weeks.
On Tuesday night at the Princess Theatre Kyrle
Bene~ Will appear in a dramatizatton by Eugene.
y-esb-y and E. W. Hornung OF the latter's popular
tales OF ..RafFes. the Amateur Craftsman THIS
play WIZ be the first Mr.. Bellew has had for many
years IL which he appears IN the conventional
clothes OF to-day. but the unccnvent'onaty OF MS
actions Will doubtless keep the balance T. NJ
fyouane IN the makeup he made famous in the
part OF Captain Redwood in Jim the Penman,'
VIII play the part OF detective IN 'Raiiies, as q
mari has been called by another name than Captain
Redwood, however. TO avoid legal compAcc2ton,s,
played John Storm last season. viii be tHe Bunny
Of the production ana Mss ara ara, b tb iss ]iT
woman
Tomorrow night the new Amsterdam Theatre
viii be opened. ana Nat Goodwin will appear there
sn a revival OF "A Midsummer Nights Dream
playing the part OF Bottom. The play has been
arranged IN three acts and six tableaus. and the
eornnler. musical score by Mendelssohn viii be
given, with additional numbers from that com
poser's opera OF '-LOrely." Sig. de Novellis VIII
conduct the orchestra The Amsterdam Theatre
has been intrusted TO decorators and sculptors Of
no expense it is said has been spared TO make the
new theatre which follows in its scheme Of deeora-
ton the so-called Art AoGXsau schoo one q, IIe
most elaborate ana magnlncenI Ia the Co , -
The stage, too, is large and built WITH view 70
anE lighting effects can be obtained. Mr.. Goodwin
viii be supported by Miss Crystal HeTne. as t1ppo
Hutchinson. as Titane; Boyd Putnam; as AheseUs'
Miss Ethel Barrymore in Cousin Kate" seems
TO have caught the public fancy az the new HUo-
son Theatre and the theatre, too, has been i'm
,-oved The lobby is wide and spacious and sug-
eestive OF elegance and richness a very excellent
to set apart visiting day for other theatre man
house -
Tomorrow night a new second act for Peggy
from Paris" will be shown at Wallacks Theatre
Mr. AIDE has long been dissatisfied with the present
second a aS S Sa Se1Tten II materials cutting
Il down 10 one scene, quite olIIeeilL IL .o3crs
sno ne r q -s TfeTe viii be new songs also
snd the scenic background viii be in better taste.
E H sothern remains only week longer at
the Herald Square. Then be goes 70 open the ne"
1.voelu Theatre. or West Forty-ffth-street, which
,roroises 70 be stin another new theatre OF com
forr and beauty. Daniel Frohman VIII manage
the new house sufficient promise that ne COM
and that every effort win be made to secure plays
Mr.. sotba-n's engagement al the Herald Square
win be followed by The Gin from kays,"
musical comedy from London. with sam Bernard
as the leading comedian that Is salG 70 pTqnlse
hoping il is as dainty The Three Little Maids"
william H. Crane remains only two weeks more
at the Savoy Arthur Byron. in Clyde Fftchs
play Major Andre" viii follow. on Wednesday,
November IL
Andrew Mack viii be followed az the Fourteenth
street Theatre on November by new melodrama
from the pen OF Lotue Blaire Parker, called
.aThe Mocking Bird" has come again, 70 Brook
lyn this time. where II VIII be at the Column
bia tomorrow night with Miss Madeline Besey
81 Miss Gilmans part
This Is the last week Of Marta OF the Lowlands"
81 the Manhattan Theatre. To-morrow night the
various Spanish societies in the city viii attend
Mr. Mansfield wiz present "old Heidelberg only
two weeks more al the Lyric Theatre and no one
should miss the chance Of seeing this play Il viii
also be put in the original German at the
IRVING Place Theatre next Thursday night. with
John Feistel In the Mansfield part again, and with
to5g1Ie Is Mr. Wsns5eif.s Version cannot distii il
II this part Herr Feistel can compare without
fear with A1r Mansfield. and New-York witness
the rare spectacle Of two simultaneous perform
ences OF the came play both worthily made and
deeply moving
The -Four C3hans. IN their funny comedy vaude-
Vile Running for Office" VIII be seen at the
Harlem Opera House this week
Otis Harlan. in "A Black Sheep" viii be the at
traction al the West End Theatre this week Mr.
Harlans company has been presenting the Hoy1
farces with success n Brooklyn the past few
part in "A Black Sheep" VIII doubtless cause a
large audience 10 turn out
Marie cahIl the cleverest singer OF songs on our
musical comedy stage viii appear a. the Grand
this week IN Nancy Brown"
Last weeks bill will be retained at the Vaude-
Vile Theatre this week. Nine Wiehe has already
found many admirers and the students Of the
French language have found q comfortable
OF keeping il practice. Thus SO far NJ. Froh-
has not lost much IN French at this house
as Mrs. Osborn lost ia English which was Airs.
osbOrns friendly wish.
PLAYS THAT REMAIN.
cRrTERIoH-charles Hau-trey in The Man from Blank
iey.'s Amusing character comedy.
BELAscos-''The Darling OF Gods" with Miss
BIJoU-winiam Collier in a Fool and Money"
@ Ms ss Rs sn BoS So aFI o2,r Usse
FOURTEENTH sTRT2sT-Andrew Mack in ''Arrah-na-
Pogue." Last week
MADISON soUARE-''Prst,y Peggy" with Miss George.
Last week
MURRAY Hnz,-Edvard HaIr4gan IN Under Cover"
NEW-TORK-''B Hur."
GARRTCK-Miss Elliott IN Tier Own way"
reFr-n Dc. An