New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Rose Coghlan has been engaged by Charles
Frohman to play important part in Ulysses
which will be produced at the Garden Theatre
early in September.
Miss May Buckley will support Henry E Dixey
IN Facing the Music"
Miss Amelia Bingham will continue her tour all
through the summer without vacation. She has
been playing in the West. and with the compile
ton Of her tour viii have played almost two years
without a rest
The entire interior OF St Nicholas Garden has
been changed for the reopening. August 1. The
stage has been brought forward forty feet. and
large arches will mask the entire OF the place.
The opening bill will consist Of fifteen vaudeville
acts and the Great Lafayette with his novelties
will be seen. Among other things Lafayette will
give limitations Of famous bandmasters. and band
of forty pieces will assist him IN this.
The two hundredth performance OF THE Earl Of
Pawtucket'' will be celebrated at the Manhattan
Theatre Wednesday evening. August 5. While
Kirke La Shelle and Harrison Grey Fiske have not
yet been converted to souvenir for THE Earl or
Pawtucket'' the occasion promises to have moro
than ordinary interest. 1t is probable that Sir
Thomas Upton. General Corbin. General Charee.
well a number Athe officers of the New-York
and Aaltntic Yacht clubs will be present Sir
Thomas Upton has expressed a keen desire TO
his fellow countryman, Laurance DOrsay. as Lord
Cardigan. In case the plan that is now contem-
plated is carried out about two hundred flags of
the Erin and Shamrock will be sent TO decorate the
auditorium. the establishment TO be in the hands
of some Of the seamen Of the Erin Several other
prominent will be present. and IL is altogether
probable that it Will be Of the most brilliant
theatre audiences that has been seen in New-York
for long time.
The first of Charles B. Dillingham's numerous
companies for the coming season 10 start out is the
combination Of Henry Miller and Miss Margaret
Angln in joint starring tour Of the Pacific Coast
supported by an organization OF players numbering
over ffty-two-
Mr. Dillingham; has arranged for the company
with three Pullman cars and FIVE baggage carloads
of scenery. furniture. properties and costumes TO
leave New-York to-day by special train over the
West Shore and Nickel Plate railroads as far as
Chicago, and thence over the Uaion Pacific to Salt
Lake City. where the first stop will be made for
final rehearsals and two special performances 10
be given on August 10 and II. after which the
pany will go by special train TO San Francisco TO
open at the Columbia Theatre August IT for
extended engagement.
Following this engagement the organization is to
visit all the important cities up and down the coast
and then travel inland toward Denver and ulti-
mateIy Omaha. It is calculated that the Miller
Anglin company will travel something over 10000
miles IN their itinerary The repertOry will in
clude '"The Tanning of Helen" THE Devils Dis
ciple" lie Maitre des Forges," THE Lady OF
Lyons" Camille" and a play by young
American author.
Among the artists engaged TO support Henry
Miller and Miss Margaret Angnn are George s.
Tftheradge. Morton SeIten. Walter Hitchcock. Ber-
tram Harrison. William Paterson. Ralph Lewis
Robert Mackay Harmon MacGregor, Kate Pattison
SeIten Martha WaIdron. Claire KUp. Mary Ber-
tram and Phyllis Phillips.