New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES
SOfHhhN MfNSFIELD, BABES IN TOYI nm az, ,,,r j.,
"r me Lo"LANDS" And NEW EMPIRE OPEN

Tbs week promises 10 be quite as busy as an, n,
tse season Il the theatrical woris ara 8 -
pa2eoeI q N--e's perhaps more varied and at
--active Dist q entertainments than o-,- - -,
has preceded a. AIr. Mansfield VIII bas1, a.. -
presenting Tor Tie FIRST time IN this country n -
cuafe English version OF the C,ern,a, - -.
H5i5,oels- and be vii also open a new pla,-
nous. ,h1 Lyric on West Fortv-saco,s-s. -.
sao- to Belasco's Ar Sothern NJ, - -
herald square viii The Proud Prime. = 49,
shout which there has already been discussion "a
stimulate interest were not TIE coming OF AR
s8.hc-u u ttsel1 always a source OF sntirs,..to :.
numerous 1laygoers. Babes IN Tovla-d ;. a., -,
--1vaearza Staged by Julian Mitchell comes 40 ~
Majestic. AID curiosity 70 see whether il is as GOOD
az better than The Wizard OF OK viii surely
b-ine out a. large audience at the Circle. The re-
-,ase1el Empire Theatre opens on Tuesday win
Jolr Drew ia Captain Dieppe~ as the bin and
at tre Manhattan Theatre Marta OF the Low
iau5s translation from the spanish VIII be
shown. play that not only introduces A new
rurhor 10 New-Nork. but Il may very well be a
1orcl atmosphere 10 the English speaking stage.
surely from tlis us, some OF the 'successes' that
az every season 's.due should come.
"Ol heidelberg scarcely needs q foreword.
ruce the original MeyeC-Forster comedy was pre-
scented last winter the Irving Place Theatre
su6 amply described that time. Ny Mansaela
O. course VIII play the part OF young Prince
A. heinrich. VINO fnds f. the free st.de,t nfs
o. Ee.-e.1erE al Undrearncd OF relief from the
petty. binding formalfties OF court life. and who
vaI,-ess AZ E,udcrs I'm. And then as goes back
q .. % re i for In inE not az as a5vSlaee
ia-e- -Et---i1E 70 Heidel3erg on visit, he parts
g-r-. hlftle forever. while the evening shadows
al 1- tre river and the Iights flare out in ne
,sS 5e Se1 q l st5, - SeIceT s, sent
r re7l-ee 4osh Soy ad inis-Aigenee q is inter
n- . o. -- =. - - ne -. = * &C
srmos-re-e ~ student life. are promised: and the
cls-s--s ear5ue As be does quite his share OF the
co-dde-ce in NJ. Mansleld's keeping. Miss Grace
r--terr- play charming important
re-- % E1-zte. and leslie kenyon VIII De I-utz.
- prime v-le'. Ihe eagsseT1e1t a. The LyTte
sa,s az sssrs has alread2 been large in conse-
are roo. & is sand, VIII be :aldle5-
T. s5,As-n VIII come TO the Herald Square
-hsa--e -1--- ---07v evening. presenting The Proud
Prince O. Gr-ua hy Justin EIuntIy Mccarthy.
bzssL Ca LuuEteow's version Of the legend Of the
miraculous r5flrzation Of King Robert the Bad Of
s,-rr The play Is couched IN the romantic prose
which 1r. Mccarthy used IA IL Were Kirg"
tut .c gives more scope than the former play 70
--r s--e painter and the stage mechanic and cleo
--.ca- Tla appearance Of the srchangeI and the
s--s----a- information CT the King offer spe-
cal a-r------les- which are said 70 have been
used -H -1e .es- advantage. In the second act q
IL l..- --e-- is element suggestive Of the St
Anthony legend. and 10 certain parts OF the 6ia-
Ior-- 4. Ills ar- the Mayor % Detroit took exCep-
-C-- causing The discussions which have preceded
c-- t- 1T-. S1-hern. probably not 70 be restored.
queen and Roland Blackstone is seen the exc
Bases r Toy.aud.' book BY Glen Marlborough.
music lv Victor Herbert. an extravaganza, viii be
t-rz- az taa Majestic Theatre or Tuesday evening,
enhanced by "a the chorus ELECTS. glory q COS
--1s and Cazzle zld illusion % Hight that
julian Mitchell can command William Nor
rs and 1-zs Amy Ricard. both proved comedians
o. tae legitimate" stage. VIII play the leading
-a--z. TIE cra-alter OF the Ibretto may perhaps,
tsz- guessed by The list o. dear childhood folk
who appear therein. and the cast Is here printed
81 I'm Cor taat purpose NJ. Herbert viii con-
d-ct ca re o7en-cg night The cast;
Gar. r-7aeV g, Ba-nasy -------..-- yZt;=s7 N2-rts
Ia.e Bz-aal- q Ti-A zniser IA love win c9atreFy
Tie l5T Pr a Iaaey widow WIZ fourteen
caz.-ay 1---- lie wI-5w Pise-r eldest dslgater:
- - BE- s--a-- So BEST. wynn
H--- as.- q al work n tas Piper hoasshod-
Eoaar' sr-.-ler-aI -1la----..-...-.--Frar HAYES
G-17-es aars-aa1-tel pe-taer.---. -hsIiss Barry
3 Fe7 81 Is sa-eisss aer5ess.-... Neh6
Fs5s 5zs Tasz5r f5- pumpkin pe-Eerths KTisga0z
-. e. B Ss: H al,sssss
g Bs- 10 Sz-s1 q, Be farmer stella Besrlsley
sale Vas-s VIC uaztz % Fes Mary Welsh
ass 5--s-t afraid Of spiders Irene Cromwell
- H1E Izo5s. No Is eeTo-s5 10 be- rTsad-
- e--- 1f re Cak...-...-.- Margaret sutherland
Robert Bun:
-ss 1zztsr .r6y1.aier Who designs the TOYS Of the
c-ur-a. a7a-eat5s al tie master toyTaAker,s work.
;- 1larlaaaaEs. q; NJ ToyIand Police. Gus PiHley
Aaz Le -lgmaA-s a5prsari-e--- Margaret satheI4a1d
Marta cs the LowIands" which IS 20 be pro
dl-ed ga translation at the Manhattan Theatre to
morrow. WIKI Miss Corona Riccardo. actress OF
Spanish extraction, 81 the title part. Is the work
cf Angel Gurlc-G. & Catalonian author. whose lie
e. work are described elsewhere n this Issue OF
TIE Tribune The play deals with CataloriaE
peasant Ilte and the setting and atmosphere should
T--l.e las STAGED the production The cast in
t--s-
che -ast performance for the present q Is Lehs
Gas -.crer" VIII take place Tomorrow az the nv
Sig Pace Theatre. On Tuesday evening comedy
IRON Tie pens q the fn6efatigabls Oscar BlUmea-
--a- and Gustav Kadelburg. entitled 'Das Theater-
t1rF' "a Theatrical Nlllagey Nj De FEoouoeo
va q cast calling for almost The entire German
c-r--zr- This latest effort oc the joint authors
g ar LIE White Horse Tavern Is e study % LIE
g. q -.aee which under the influence % Al actor
E-r v-ornzr deeply interested IN theatricaiE sud
cr-lv becomes stage struck lncldenta4ly, II g
$500 - rre foudness Of city folk for dramatic
realism" The central episode IN tne second act
IS i rro6errizarion Of the old story OF Bottom the
Weaver and lis pIsyacting friends Several new
many members o. '-ellIi+1
rary who are already favorably known VIII be
seeu IN 'Dzs TTheater6orf-'
TIE silver slipper VII - seen ~ the Harlem
ope-a Reuse This week
~ the West End Theatre tomorrow Harlem
thsatregoe-s viii have a. opportunity 70 see Mrs
I'll present Mar az lIsp5als" for one week Civ
s = speeiel matinee q "Hedda Gabier' on Thurs