New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-02
her father Finally Vivian makes the old Lo-
tharios realize that they a pair of idiots

her father Finally Vivian makes the old Lo-
tharos realize that they are a pair of idiots.
Miss Lolita Faust. Tryxie IN The Wizard Of o. ''
who has been in the woods of Maine for the
last fortnight enjoying brief respite from the
amorous ode, "Sarmy." will return to the cast
at the Majestic Theatre tomorrow night, when the
225th performance Of The Wizard Of OF" in this
city will be commemorated by souvenirs in the
form Of silver telescope drinking cups
this week Will be the visit Of Sir Thomas Linton
Saturday night, for which TWO hundred mem
bers Of the Larchmont Yacht Club have purchased
Julian Mitchell. the stage director. has de
vised new enoing for IN? second act, entitled
comPany of The Wizard of or will pay homage
TO the Emerald Isle in general and to the irish
knight in particular
Blanche Walsh will begin her tour with 'Resur-
recton" September in Pittsburg. She will
continue with the Tolstoy play until February
when she viii be seen in New-York again in a new
pa pa Naage[s V Vas ana hemPer nave en-
Miss Zenaide Williams as leading lady.
At the Casino the big company playing The Run
aways" fills the house at every performance. The
Casino is always cooler than it is outdoors in the
summer months Sam S Shubert and Nixon &
Zimmerman have in The Ruuaways'' attraction
that is pleasing the summer crowds of visitors and
Arthur Dunn Alexander Clark. William Gould
Charles box. Sol Solomon, Joseph Carey. Miss Lot
Tie Medley and the Hengler Sisters are the ones
who contribute materially to the fun of the show.
Miriam Falconer Miss May Carlisle Miss Violet
Pearl Pear Miss Anita Bad Mss Marie La Farge
Delta Conner, add beauty and grace 10 the ensem-
Charles Henry Meltzer the playwright and critic
was among the passengers on the Baroarossa
which arrived Wednesday, He had much TO
say. landing. about the play by Henri Bataihe
author Of Resurrection" which he is now COM
plotting for Liebler & Co. Apart from the fact
that had been asked to adapt the play, had
another reason for feeling interested said Mr.
Meltzer, as | had myself outlined drama on the
subject which NJ Batae had chosen for treat
The subject is Louise de Ia VALERIE one Of
the few in history, who, while living an IT.
regular life. had by the beauty and sweetness of
her character. and the unselhsh fervor OF her love
the affection and respect even of her rivals
Compared with the Pompadours. Du Barrys and
Diane de Poitiers of France. La Nalere was al
saint like
i have read BataiIle's play in the rough. and
hardly see how il could have been handled more
tactfully The part of Louise should 6e well suited
Poblnn who is to Underestimate Bataes heroine
Incidentally. too. may mention that. while first and
iy written II is both literature and drama-a com
6ination TOO rarely found in America
They are telling ii story Of Walter Jones. the
comadian who is star this season in The comic
opera The Sleepy King.
Jones is spending his summer at Mdeklhac, Mich,
ard Incidentally studying his part IN the Hobart
f,,rterpo ouer;. one afternoon as he sat on The
broad yeranda OF the hotel a band of stroliing mu-
sicians halted not far from him. and began play
ing such airs as THE Congo Love Song "Iiia-
watha" and You Can't Fool All the People All
the lime" Jones was annoyed, but a. the other
guests seemed pleased he could say nothing, ana
felt too law go to his room where he could
have quiet - ,, -,
musicians passed among the guests soliciting con-
tributions. At length ne reached Jones
II have come for a small contribution. sir
the answer. 49, ,,.
10 apologize.
Nat NJ Wills and the company Of sixty people
engaged 10 support him in a Son Of Rest begins
the season. August II, in Saratoga giving the new
musical comedy a week the road before OPEN