New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23

dgnatiOn He was speaking In no doubtful S is t e9
fs the ass en Were kng and the men they
were talking to were talking; and the LOBBY was
his face lit with that inscrutabe smile which sug-
of feonardo7s women. Presently there a lull
in the conversation; perhaps every one was tired
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peace.
Miss Alice Fischer, who was seen here last sea-
son as a star In Mrs. Jack" will to the
Bijou Theatre next week Tuesday as the star OF
a new farce by Leo Ditrichstetn. called What's
the Matter with Susan?" 1t is be hoped this will
be easier to answer than the little question about
the age of Ann. 1t is said that the author has
drawn for his characters on the same field which
furnished him with persons in "Al Account of
Eliza" The proprietor of country hotel. his
guests the druggist of the town, the editor of the
local paper" farm hand with stage aspirations
(many actors have them, and an instructor at
farce Miss Fischer will have the part of a woman
Ita GleS nifr az me noces n have II bnt Wbn
is in reality kind hearted and tender. The scene Is
laid up the Hudson
Next week too Miss Millie James will again
appear in this city star. at the Madison
Square Theatre. She will again present The Little
Princess" play of tender sentiment and whole
appeal which is a delight to children and
misty-eyed treat for all grownups who still have
a soft place in their hearts for the joys and SOr
rows of childhood.
An actor named Wright Lorimer has Grammatical
the early life of David. and announces his play,
with himself a star, "at a Broadway theatre in
the spring. He does not say at what Broadway
with Goliath is shown on the stage.
Another attraction. a musical comedy. which is
endeavoring to get a New York hearing is Tho
Tenderfoot," which has a record of long run in
Chicago. 1t has left that city now however. and is
portentously advancing eastward. The book is by
who has composed the score for numerous of the
Boston Cadet 'theatricals" which have afterward
found their way upon the professional stage
Victor Mapes the author Of Captain Barring
ton" in which Charles Richman will appear at the
Manhattan Theatre tonight has set aside Tues
days performance as a Columbia night A large
delegation of Columbia students will be present,
and the university football eleven which will &C.
cupy two boxes Victor Mapes is a Columbia
athletics and the literary life of the university.
The first of a series of lectures for the National
Art Theatre Society The Endowed Theatres OF
Europe will be given Friday in the Princess
Theatre at go p m. Stuart Henry will lecture
THE Theatre Francois The address will be IL
the French Theatre. including it's famous objects
of art French music will be sung by GheXalier
Wickes. pianist. and Miss Wren Pearson. viOlintst.
fets may be Obtained by Application at the Office
OF the society, No. lao Broadway.
KyrIe BeIlew now presenting Rallies the
Princes Theatre, will deliver address 10 the
students of the School of Mining OF Columbia Uni
versity after the THANKSGIVING recess MIR.
Bellew has varied his stage career with mining In
Australia.
The West End Theatre crowded last night
with audience OF Harlem music lovers to hear
the second concert by Mr.. Damrosch and his
chestra. IL is intention of Weber and Fields to
continue Sunday night concerts OF high class music
at their Harlem theatre through the winter
Dan DAILY will appear at Proctor's Twenty-Five
Street Theatre this Afternoon instead of at the
Fifth-ave. house
Tonight the opera season begins, with per-
Torrance of ''RigoIetto." in which Caruse. Nine.