New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

that football player never Plays 50 well wheR he
has the cares q the captainGy o. ms SnoqoSIs
and Fields certainly never performed any better
press the point too far there Is plentiful food
Charles Burnha1n who came over from his re-
ception room in Wallacks TO see the opening. cast
raze a. ,,DSI Miss Russels treIse cl5a and high
hat topped figure without the cleefui approval Of
the garb Of the lesser SEX some one asked him.
Alas said Mr. Burnham. "She resembles 50
sits IN the seats. Of the scornfpl"'
And owes allegiance 10 the later day SUM-?
asked the first speaker.
I have spoken said Nj Durham.
But. after ALL not even Mr. Burnham could cloud
for long evening enlivened by such spectacle
q Weber and Fields presented posins IS certain
lived until he has seen that sight To behold Z
ranks with glimpse AT the statue itself part %
liberal education
Miss Maxine Elliott viii appear at the Garricll
Theatre tomorrow night in the first clyde Fitch
play Of the season. Her own Way The occasion
viii be Of interest because II will mark the debut
OF Miss Elliott as an individual stay p the head
Of her own company. including Arthur Byron Miss
EIott's part is that Of a bright vivacious and at
tract.ve young woman beset by two lovers and is
undecided first which she prefers. But her
heart soon decides for her and she fails In love
with dashinE young lieutenant when she learns
that he has been ordered to the Philippines His
rival. a yOuuE Western millionaire resorts 20 uu-
scrupuloUs methods 10 win the girl he ad0res. and
Nne1 ne nnks als enoTls N VAN EiS better nature
sire 10 have her own way. even in her love affairs
While the man she loves is on the other side Of The
world. Georgiana CarIey is ir the midst Of aim
cultes, but by having her own way everything
works cut satisfactorily. The scenes Of the new
play laid in this city. The play has been
staged under the personal direction Of Nr Fitch.
one Ct those books shat 'everypody.,-ard Who i
this every body OF the book announcemerts2-s said
20 have read. 'Chcckers.' by Henry II blossom.
has been dra1r--ized hy the autEor. and vii be
presented on the stage Of the American Theatre
g. Sci. 80
manages The Earl or Pawtucket-' 4 young actor
named Thomas ". Res. y DO IS said 90 resemble
The Nat Goodwin - pleasant 1nerlor} vii play the
Of those character parts which She ENJOYS portray
iIE. Dave EiraEar-. IT.. las CD1C=-laI task i-
tcrf-ncn Hill walk about the STAGE 70 give an air
% '-cslity" 10 lie perforrnsnce The pi-s was
Next Thursday evening that always interesting
annual affair the opening OF ere Twins Iloce,Tie-
atre will occur. This year the Lr-t niSht play WI
Re sude-mann's rs Lehe das Le5on." with
Camilla DahIherg as Eeate ard Alex RottEann as
Baron Ritlsri- or course. The minor parts wi! be
ana rs tie drama viii De- presented - the o-li1al
by actors who are u tie blood @eEy-1oIk Ell
tave as nrst opportunity exactly % estimate tl-
rlav fr It's luer details. On SATURDAY night
:ree at eoeZ ~ Hie3 ,, Fran giifa ,oi eT
Gustav seyfertitz heading the cast
Tomorrow night a most interesting experiment
viii be- made ~ the Brooklyn Acaae1n- @: Music.
when he castle Square Opera Company produce
f,- The rrst tine IN English Plcclni's thrilling
ope-a -Tosca" Nine NorelH Swedish singer.
w 80. - 5 ~ III TTovstore VIII Re sung on
Wedneslay night the English opera 'M4rtha. WI
nent o. tbs earnest hand Of SINGERS IN BrooSly. ,
has net with public appreciation ana tHe Ifs'
week has been pleasing success
p-s Fisks plays Mary OF Masdsla" for the last
time IN Tbs cliy the coming VEGA He@' "ee~ sue