New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Legal Fight OUer MOuLan's Services
Begun-CaSinO Clock Stolen.

Henry w Savage manager Of The Sultan Of
Sulu," IL which Frank Moulan as Bi Ram made
reputation last spring. and in which he has been
since appearing until few weeks ago, yesterday
secured an order from Judge Lacombe demanding
Moulans presence in court next Friday TO show
cause why injunction should not be issued for
bidding his appearance in other companies than
Mr.. Savage's Mr.. MOuIan has been engaged 10
support Anna Held, appearing at the Knickerbocker
Theatre tonight. he left The Sultan Of Sulu''
because of his wife's resignation from the cast.
Mr. Savage his complaint, states that Mr.. AIou-
lar's services We're so valuable in the part that
900 viii be required 10 represent the loss. Mr.
NouIan, on the other hand says that his contract
with Mr. savage was hequliauIe, ana so not valid
It is Nj savages intention 70 push the case in the
contracts worth.
The large clock which for long time hung in
the lobby Of the Casino is there more. There is
no mystery about its disappearance, but it was
stolen. none the less Addie. the boy who lords it
by day over the box office. yesterday called out
by a man who entered the lobby and looked up at
the clock
Where's the stepladder?" he said 10 Addie.
Why asked the boy.
81 want the clock" said the man.
The janitor brought the stepladder and Addie
held it while the man climbed up and unscrewed
under his arm and walked out Later Addie began
10 think He thought 50 hard that he called up the
time, however. the man was far away.
Miss Adele Richie has signed a contract TO ap-
pear in The Mocking Bird" in tbs part created by
Miss Mabelle Gilman.
Mrs. Leslie Carter appeared at the West End
Theatre last night before d large audience, pre-
senting "Du Barry"
Miss Annie Russell began an engagement OF
one week at the Harlem Opera House in Mice and
Men" yesterday
"A Hot Old Time" was shown last night at the
Murray Hill Theatre.
At the Third Avenue Theatre yesterday THE
Scouts Revenge pleased large audiences
At Proctors F1fty-eghth Street Theatre new
roelodrana. called ITO Be Buried Alive, was dis
played two performances
Tomorrow viii be a busy day Charles Rich
man who is starring in Captain Darlington" at
the Manhattan Theatre for this afternoon the
Daughters Of the American Revolution 10 the
number OF 400 will attend the matinee and be
rreseut at a reception the stage after the per
foruance After this reception Mr.. EIchman viii
be driven to the WaIdorfAstoria, wearing his uni
form as a lieutenant Of the Continental Army, and
there deliver an address before the Daughters OF
the War of 1872 who are giving an entertainment 5
Of John Paul Jones Al ne PIC ' ,es lem,
tenant General Nelson A. Miles Uetlred), Mrs.
Miles and a large party.
A s7eoiaI holiday feature in the form OF "a trans
formation scene was added Klaw & Erlanger's
production Of Mother Goose at the New-Amster-
dam Theatre last night, making a strong finale to
the entertainment. The scene is called The Land
Of Contenment: or. the Development OF the Rose
sym bolizinr the lesson Mother Goose has been
taught by the good fairy. Heartsease' for having
become disconnected in wealth and bartering her
riches for beauty and then IN turn, finding herself
discontinued again when the magic goose that
Laws golden eggs has deserted her. IN THIS trans
formation the electric stage OF me ScA
1sr4 T'heatre was used for the first time. When
tine entr'acte drop was raised ths ShLle Stase