New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-29

o comedy called The Marriage Of Kitty" Miss
Tempest since shs lssi visited musical
comedy PLAYER Of rare charm. has made name for
herself IN England a stat hit coincidence, and
ored nights IN London. II is an adaptation from
he French play La Paserelle; by iresae an, and
Tempeste husband. ana was played y Paris by
Rejane Miss Tempest VIII sing 9ne nTeeeal soh h
iesoc.
on Tuesday night at the Casino Miss Paula
Edwardes win appear star in new musical
comedy by tie authors OF 'Erminie.' called Win
some Winnie" The music, however has been
adapted 10 supposed real Broadway require
nents by Gustave Kerker. and the book has been
.-Amerioaslized" by Frederick Ranken. Miss Ed
wardes Is supported by unusually strong com
pany including Miss Helen Redmund Miss lsobel
HALL w. p Carleton. James z. Sullivan. Joseph
c. Miron and Dick Temple. The cast is long
one. The conjunction OF the Shuber1 Brothers anc
Nixon q Zimmerman in the management should
assure setting lavish ana tas1el engen :.
al requirements. The company has been plaElhs
month AMI comes in to-day Tor a fuu dress re-
hsarsal on the Casino stage tomorrow night
On Tuesday night. also. Miss Alice Fischer ap-
r.srs AZ the Bijou Theatre. in q farce by Leo
p5trfchstesn called What's the Matter with
Susan" This VIII be Miss Fischer's second season
q star on Broadway The scene OF the farce is
isid village Up the Hudson. and the village
types furnish il is said. much Of the comedy. Miss
- Is
Edwin Hoit. George Fox. Miss Edith Barker Mas
ser Harry Wright and many others. Henry ..
Harris is her manager.
still another change Of bin occurs at the Mad
ison Square Theatre on Tuesday The theatre viii
be dark on Monday. and the following evening Miss
Mile James will again present her play The
Little Princess" which gave 50 much wholesome
pleasure here last winter and put forward Miss
Jsnes IN a kind OF part. that Of sensitive, win
Ming child which she alone seems gifted by nature
and art al present interpret Any one who
missed her performance last winter should make
amends now.
The Garrick Theatre will be dark Monday and
Tuezday. sincs Lady Roses Daughter" has been
forces by lack OF public appreciation into retire-
raent and on wednesday evening Miss Fay Davis
and the members Of the Empire Theatre company
viii emerge from rehearsals and present Henry
Arthur Jones's latest play. embarrassing julia
The play which Mr. Jones deearreo the critic o.
IN this play. which IS SAID to have some oGhnee s
treated the great reaiitles OF nooern NE re-
free from the shackles of a dramatized novel
The New-Amsterdam Theatre viii also be dark
tomorrow and Tuesday. and on Wednesday will
sernit the public TO see the American production
Of last years Drury Lane extravaganza, Mother
Goose the successor 10 Mr. Bluebeard" and The
Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" The American
version OF the book has been made by John J. Nc
by Frederick solomon The cast is headed by Joe
Cavthorn in the title part; Harry Bulger and Miss
Viola Gillette There are seventeen scenes. some
SsIs go vVbSeb should be peculiarly fitted TO the
NeEAr1sterdsn Theatre since the mouse Is emf Tss
costumes. scenery snc the like have been imported
from Drury Lane
Robert Manteu will emerge upon the New-York
stage again at the Fourteenth Street Theatre to-
morrow night, presenting drama Of 1888 called
He xrf1 he
~ Miss Marie Booth Russell II was on the stage
OF the Fourteenth Street Theatre that slr ianIeii
appeared with Fanny Davenport IN feoora-
A play by Dennan Thompson and George W Rye-
called Our New Minister" with scenes lala IN
Nev-England and pretscing text from ST MAT
thevr. coxpe, viii be shown for the first time IN
rhis city at the American Theatre to-n1orro" night
IN this play it is announced. there is no wronseo
nsroiP F1neet gsstings plays the tite part
william Collier. in "A Fool and His Money" viii
be the attraction at the West End Theatre this
week.
A. the Harlem opera House Miss Grace George
viii appear for the week in Pretty Peggy" with
she same cast that surrounded her IN her engage
fsn ~
The James BOYS in Missouri" comes 70 the Third
Avenue Theatre tomorrow afternoon for week s
engagement. "A pretty love story" is said TO be
woven into the texture Of the drama
Seats for the daily Christmas week matinees OF
Babes in Toylsnd" go on sale this week There
is abatement Of attendance at this artistic ex-
srsvaganza an extrsvaganza that is really sound
end sweet in ts appeal 10 the little folks as Wei as
OF interest 10 their parents.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. at the Belasco Theatre begins
Monday her last seven performances. The week
viii be divided between 'Zaza" and ''Du Barry"
The former VIII be seen Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday evenings: the latter Thursday. Friday
and saturdsv evenings and saturday matinee Mrs.
carter Ia both these belssco dramas has played 10
record breaking business in her home visit
Miss Maxine Elliott brings Her Own Way" down
20 the Savoy Theatre tomorrow night, and Nine.
wiehe and her French company go back 70 the
AT the Irving Place Theatre I'm Bunten Rock"
VIII be presented but week longer.
George Aoe's comedy. now playing az wallack
Theatre. invites attention and is receiving it. The
County Chairman" in fact. bids fair 10 do what
Weber e. Fields usually do. but have not done this
essson-pUt new catch phrases into the public
vooaoulery FOR a time, until some fresher comedy
way along the Rialto.
Miss Amelia Bingham. in Clyde Fitch's unsatis-
factory play The Frisky Mrs. johnson" viii be
seen az the Grand Opera House this week
Fine audiences attending the Manhattan
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PLAYS THAT REMAIN.
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