New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Cast of ''Ulysses" Modern Methods of
Advertising at the Madison Square.


poetical drama Ulysses, promised last season. but
delayed till this fall, will be made at the Garden
Theatre on Monday, September H. and rehearsals
are already well under way This production is one
OF such exceptional interest to the serious theatre
going public too seldom allowed the sight Of
dramas that may be judged by the highest literary
as %siI TS 9a "a Seanor9S, tnat st OF the
mitted at this early date. Tyrone Power. who
Fiske's Mary of Magdala." will, as announced
play the title part; Miss Rose Coghlan will play
Edgar Selwyn. Ralph Delmore: William F. Owen,
adelaide Prince Ieonora Harris H O. Crane. Lon
Xigard. Louis Egan, H F. Koser. Wayne Gray.
four, B. a. Marburg, Orme Caldara, Francis Blake
Charles Dana. Harvey Benson. James Dalton, Eva
Davis and Katherine Goodwin
The production the Madison Square Theatre
of a farce depending for its humor the trials
of a divorced woman whose former husbands come
back into her life in battaons did not necessarily
mean an exhibition of vulgarity; and. as matter
Of fact the author Mr. Royie, contrived to keep
MS play quite tree from objectionable lines and
situations that, considered face. could be justly
play to supply the vulgarity. This did yesterday
by inviting TO the matinee any and all persons
divorced 1t is not on the whole surprising that
several women appeared as accredited candidates
man was among the applicants. 1t is not surpris-
the names of all candidates Decency and modern
theatrical advertising by no means are one.
y
day Tipped up penny for high stakes. $3.50
When the chaHgeable electric sign was put up
over the Manhattan Theatre for The Earl of
the theatre bore haf the efpshse and NM la
shene' the owner of the play, the other. They
also agreed to toss up a coin when the engage
ment was over to see who should keep the sign
which cost $3.50 Mr.. Fiske lost the toss and the
sign will be removed next week.
John Dean. actor in THE Earl OF Pawtucker'
company. taken sick with ptomaine poisoning
Just before the curtain rose last night. His part
was taken by the useful stage manager, who has
also played in D'Orsays part.
Mr. Conried said yesterday regarding the report
from Berlin printed IN The Tribune of Madame
SELF that he supposed the report grew out Of Ger
tain remarks he knew Madame Wagner had been
he was smllngiy scepticai. There is he pointed
out, no theatre in NewYork with a stage any
opera ! House stage having to be largely remodened
But, he said, Il wish she could come. I would
with that of BayreuthP'
When H. V Esmond wrote Fools NJ Natrna,,
for Miss Julia Marlowe he had in mind for one
of the principal parts Fred Tyler an English char
acter actor who has been in this country for sew
the play nobody had seen the actor at The Lambs or
I Ihe Players all summer but the impression
sent to various addresses. but no could not be
was in the telegraph Office of the Knickarbocker
Iheatre building sending dispatch on new clew.
In America all the while.
Lola and Nellie Hawthorne. we'll known as head
liners" in the better class of vaudeville houses
will be featured in new musical comedy The
ing at the Teck Theatre. Buffalo, on October )
Won Herman, formerly Editor Of 'The Smart Set
mas ana the music by John Mason Strauss
the spring, it is said.