New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

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Mss Mary Shaw and her supporting company VIII
De seen IN the first OF g series Of matinee perform
ances q Ibsen's Ghosts" Later. a Dolls
House" and perhaps other Ibsen plays may be
given Last winter Mrs. FIske gave two perform
ances OF a Dolls House. the only Ibsen procuc-
lions IN The New-Yo-k season. This season far
none have been given. There are undoubtedly a
certain number of Ibsen admirers n this city who
rtu ru-n cut tomorrow; as they did last season; season
long there viii be found enough people
make the experiment financially successIuI -
Chests II Baltimore ms WlIltei L ss4' -
neen prosperous for M FaNcetI. her IlaIaeet-
a-ing the number Of daily afternoon
"a -ser 90 ne -oo- 1,sf5e-s and their evening
hibrions OF ungentleness are not wholly TO De "oh-
5ered al
Tomorrow evening an entertainment Of antipodal
nature viii be given Mrs Osborn's Play House
Fl West Forty-tQurth-st-, in the club district
Frank Lea Short. who has leased the bandboz for
TIE remainder Of the season. and has fitted IL up 10
resemble the Swan Theatre in old London VIII
present the first Of contemplated series OF
shakespearian. plays, after the manner o. thelr
original production as Mr.. Shorts own studies aTo
those Of Professor Phelps AID Wendell indicate that
-aaDer 70 have been. Romeo and Juliet" viii be
given -srr,o--o7 Wright Kramer VIII play Romeo
and Fernando Eliseu Juliet others IN ne cast
ara Richard E0st. Henry Leighton W } roman
" J Hurley George Harcourt, Breton Radford,
Charles Chapman. willard Mackegney, F NJ
kendr1ck. NadeIaine Dallas and Emma .. Inee, at
TIE custom OF Ivs1- when gaiants sat upon tne
' @ T & o f9o 6 Seresf3 sn9 Primitive m 4f fhe audi
ence. however are requested not 10 throw orange
peeis into the pit.
Tomorrow night al the Garden Theatre z, Il.
so,heru VIII again be seen in his play OF last sea
son II ! Were King by justin Hurt!y Nc
Car-hy. he VIII. however present Hamlet al q
matinee next Tuesday. and again the following
TUESDAY His Hamlet closed Saturday with
capacity houses. and there seems 10 be no reason
Why he could not have played it with proht Tor
ne rest of his New-Tork run had he so desired
II Were King hardly needs description 1t VIII
Be rerne-rhe-ed thar the drama treats OF Francois
TfIon. swinburne's sad, bad, glad mad prother.
played by III sofhern who gives the Keynote OF
The play IN the verses beginning;
Al French folk .=e xheEesoeT so,i Te ID Be sand
Prom Pans 20 the Breton Breton sea ,-5
FFsooth sem ssslls silly 9:9e' ;ssS 70 chance.
var Otherwise our father and
7 TIilon were King Of France
A. the Academy Of Music this week Floro-
cora" VIII be seen again, labelled as the original
r,6r,~-fo, r, a certain extent this is true. and
hat changes have been rnade in the settings al
any rate. have been for the better the scenery
having been enlarged TO it the stage Of the Acao-
CIV Tha success Of Robin Hood" at the Acao-
eay CARRIER in the season leads 10 expect tnat
tlIs revival Of -FloFodors will prove acceI 10
the PATRONS Of the big house in Fourteenth-st
zas a. the first Of the season that Miss Alce
cher appeared at WaIlacks Theatre IN MIS-
= and drew attention strikinGly 70 tH' "a
sar2zn or the stage Just now the penouiun has
tazen 2 long swing the other way. and IL is me
snlsu WJrnan uaonopoizes attention Ihere
three of them on the Nev-York stage al present
ee astoaisniagly small women. who All occupy
-nineur places IN their respective casts ihere
Mss Mile James at the Criterion. playing liIe
,le part in The Little Princess" There is Mise
A-srgucrtte Clark playing Polly in Mr. P1ck"ick
al the Herald Square. amazingly tiny creature.
VINO really seezas altogether young 70 be allowed
OFT alone, that rise and object "ileh
~. BEL the amoroEs Weller encircles ASt