New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

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Necessary. ana one could i he chose. poke fun at
ne .spe-tacular' shl1w-eck q the Babes. and
-hei- rescue by the northern lights. which play
continuously In every variety OF form and color>
known 70 THE scientists and with few variations
new 70 the celestial observers. Il might be pointed
out too. that the presence OF these same northern
ura,s argues theory az the situation q fairyland
similar = IVY N---t : lleoI- OF Ile MleT,e-
al s-el know rla- Fairy Land can be al the
north pole glite rs easily az anywhere else.
iag1e rleases them. there Is not much harm done
There are three novelties this week and revival
a. .E---luie.' OF course. 'Errnnie' viii be
v+vA5 az the Casino which theatre 81 established
r. popular favor gears ago. and Of course. Fran
rs Wilson VIII be the star OF the organization
--ssentrc --e Jak0bOwski and Paulton operetta
ne revival VIII be made tomorrow night. and
vii keep The boards al the casino Tor one month,
.ast is promising including many favorites OF the
follows
csss-ur c.s original character Francis yyilson
&c &C. B-z1azon SIarsuis-s guest s.gnor Peruefni
Elrs-e Ns-eL t1e Aa-1u-ss secretary A2er5 -.
-.5 - -- ~ Is-s5- - yv.l,is-a iaverty
1- landlord Lien Cor Patrick Wallace
5ss. ueauney. Jessie Bartlett Davis
-, a. ---T----e5.- Jennie Teathershy
--se w5--si Er--es companion. Laura Butler
TIE Hudson Theatre in West Forty-tourth-st-
-'ose 70 the Criterion viii open tomorrow under
he ----e-e-7e7t Of Henry B. Harris. with Miss
rthel Ba--vuo-e in 2 comedy by Il. H. Davies as
he attraction. Cousin Kate has already been
received with eavor in London Miss Barrymore
49, ~ re- s. enrsrernert Of Miss Tempest in
ere Marriage of Kitty Bruce McRae IS again
Me- e4eT .. he 6a5 Mss Bsrrymore's
pan IN the comedy is that OF q young spinster
Charles r--o--,ar viii give Nev-York an English
uelo5rarra by Cecil Raleigh. from the DrUTy lane
Theatre Tuesday evening 81 the Academy II is
called The Best q Friends" The play VIII be
notable = IS said from the size ana novelty o. Us
scenic e~e-ts and from the presence o. Miss Agnes
Booth Cfrs. John 3. SchofeD IN the cast who
returns 70 the stage after several years OF retire
uneut Il private lie. Another member OF the cast
is young Lionel Barrymore, son OF the late
Maurice Barrymore. He viii funpersonate an old
Boer general who meets . tragic death on the
veldt Miss Katherine Gray IS another member o.
the east who IS vel known and Miss May Rock
rsn. newcomer II this city. has been seen in sir
Henry Irving's company IN London
On Wednesday Charles Frohnan viii open Mrs
Osbornes Play House q French theatre, under
the name o. The Vaudeville Nine Charlotte Nlehe
Danish woman who has made her reputation as
al actress Z Paris VIII head the French company
at the new house. She is both an actress and a
6sncer IS vel as singer when the occasion
Demands and the short plays selected for the pro-
gTaUu1e VIII give opportunity for al O. th-se
talents. The programme for the first week Is as
follows: eros Chagr5n." a play IN one act oy
n 9. Courteione; La Main. g. 'uiInoara 49,, u
play without words n one act 5y Henri 6 1890
souper cAcieu." comedy IN one act, ~ a. go
schnitzle-, and ''L'Homne aux Pougees q Pe- os5
Eme IN one act by Henri Bereny The last n2 5f5
piece has Tor its hero young PArlsiaI VEN 19 bvs
,eEelFy ane sars 70 present II He PouTs cut nl5
makes &c ov e to u e 1, 9P were TRs being
Richard MaBeaela in .-old EeideIberg' enters on
the second week OF his engagement Of four weeks
al the new Lyric Theatre tomorrow. "Oid He,oei-
berg OF the Theft OF Youth" Il pleases PAU Wis
iach to call the play and certainly the puDlc, ",o
have fned the bright and cheerful theatre al the
last week have recognized this tragedy cross-sHOl
0ggh TIE comedy q 1he p have been especially
Keen . catch both the lights ana sn11Os ~ --i1
cpai part. and IL Is pleasure 70 SIX Up [cl re
esich from ones nelghoors as We is,,-- and OF
S SsSse The 0On'aeiOn q e''''-0'' -
Mr. sothern viii remain two weeks more az the
Herald Square Theatre presenting "A FfO.u
Prince" Then he viii move UP to M Frohnnans
I.yceurn Theatre IN West Fortya fth-st which
= q Be comfortable ana % tbin,t In Arneri-
CT plavhouses The play and the pop,1.1-t- 49,
s leading player have kept the HERALD Sgus are
it s'sr every night - ~ = long tine
October p VIII mark the one-hundredth perform
snce OF Pretty Peggy" at the Madison Ss.1le
Theatre ana souvenirs wiz be given out The pay
win Hiss George IN the title part, mas Only W.
hetEx more 70 run il this city
Next Thursday night william Collier WILL tor ne
thrc tine this season produce play az the BiJou
aaestre. This time however Il is not q new p.1:,
- tool and His Mo1ey" was seen last SEEN =
,.e Madison Square Theatre, with Jameson -
a.-hey IN the leading part and was prSlou H.
Aeys part and Mrs. Collier the part or the slaNey'
''igi1ated by Miss May kOles-
Miss croernen. in her praiseworthy performance
u As You like T." WIN be the attraction this
week az the West End Theatre.
AT the Harlem Opera House The Prince OF Pi-
sen VIII be the attraction.
PLAYS THAT REMAIN.
e1rTER1o>-c-.r4es r.a~t-ey IN Man from Blank
hrx" ksnrsifss character comedy.
-1-As,o's-s-1s Darling % the Gods" Last NORTH
--eu-y.Ig2sn Collier.
rFnscyEs-Ta. popular Earl c: rawtncket Last
eAfs1rs-ssepben PhiIiipe's poetic Grams. Ulysses
ssn Aiss Rose Coghlsn anc Tyrone rover
Sock1EES1H s-REET-Anorew MACK In Arrah-ns-
ro1oA" Last weeks
4AoeoN eouARE--Prstty Peggy" with Kiss george
1ukEky H1rx~-Edwsrd Harrigan In cncer Cover
~sS-foEK-.-Ben Hw."
cAkn1cx-xffss Elliott 10 Her Own way
e1413cAE-1henas hos IN Checker
sAvoI-W n Crane The spenoers
!Ax-torr1n johnson IN He'r"