New-York tribune., 1903-08-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
III. c. Schzcab as an ArhtratOr-MrS.
FiSke Returns.

Fiske Returns
H c. schwab who is to the Earl Of Pawtucket"
what Boswell was to johnson, says that never
again will he arbitrate 10 a dinner. 1t seems
that each of the three women in the play wanted
to give the Earl a dinner Now the Earl has
indigestion and can't eat three dinners but said
he might try one The whole thing was referred
old Aunt Jane should provide the spread; He
6w he h0e e hr on % no OF fg Rfg 6e otr
two perfectly satisfied? Perhaps How ABOUT
The Murray Hill Theatre is minus FIVE hundred
OF its orchestra chairs. Mr.. Donnelly. the man
ager, gave orders to have them upholstered. When
two trucks drove up and the chairs were loaded on
them. nothing was thought TO be wrong Later
onIv to disco1e, t65t re- TEL had not been sent for
The police are now trying to find the chairs
Daniel Frohman has been compelled. or account
Of the building strikes delay the opening Of his
new Lyceum Theatre until October u. Mr. Sothern
Tyiii therefore begin his season in The Proud
reception.
Miss Fay Templeton has secured the first rights to
a new song by the author of 'IIiawatha." and will
tile Of Daisy B66ode TTsb oIs verses are set
TO the grooming of Southern song.
The Wizard of OF" attains tonight the ripe age
OF 225 performances at the Majestic Theatre Miss
Lotta Faust, whose coquettsh rendering Of the
Sammy song has been of the most popular
features OF the extravaganza, returns to the cast
TO resume the role of Tryxe, which has been filed
during her absence by Miss Isabel D Almond. Miss
Faust has enjoyed a two weeks sojourn in Maine.
The date OF Sir Thomas Liptons visit to The
Wizard of oz'' has been shifted TO Saturday. Au;
men members Of the Larchmont Yacht Club will at
.nf H!sGu d new Inaie fqr the second act; eSuLed
oo I Tag Tag OF ny Native Lana in which the scare re-
principals end chorus will participate.
Mrs. Fiske arrived in New-York yesterday morn
ing on the Motke. and will at once enter upon the
preliminary work for her coming season. Mrs.
Fiske is in excellent health, and the Manhattan
Theatre this morning will begin rehearsals of Mary
Of Magdala" Later she will take up the super
vision of Marta of the LowIands," which Mr.
Harrison Grey Fiske will produce at the Manhat-
tan. with Miss Corona Riccardo in the leading
part. after Mrs. Fskes brief engagement there
Introdnctory to her tour Of the country In Mrs
pear IN a feW special PERFORMANCES OF iosens s
v6e5 G & to % the s study of TGh 5 FSg Ms has % qS
believes that this play affords exceptional oppor-
will appear in the Ibsen play only in New-York,
the plan now is to use Mary Of Magdala ex-
gagement at the Manhattan in the autumn. Mrs
Esfo 5fsf will not again be seen in New-Tork for a
Rehearsals are being held daily of 'IIoity Toity"
at Weber q Fields Music Hall The road rights
10 this piece with the entire production have been
purchased by Ollie Mack and Joseph M Gates.
The firm viii play all the principal cities of the
West, opening August IT, with company Of
sixty people. The comedy is being rehearsed under
the stage direction OF Miss Elizabeth Young, who
a member Of Weber & Fieldss company for
several years. and who is at present with the
Wizard of o. at the Majestic Theatre Miss
Young was selected at the Suggestion of Julian
Mitchell, whose protege she is.
Miss Maude Winter who has been David War
fields leading woman and was formerly a mem
Der of Mrs Leslie Carter's company. has been en-
gagged by Maurice Campbell to play the part OF
Celia in Miss Henrietta Crossman'S forthcoming
revival Of 'As You Like It. which will open at
the Manhattan Theatre on September T.
Loudon G. Charlton will assume the sole man
agenent of Duss and his orchestra Of sixty pieces,
with Nine. Nordca and Mrs. Fisk soloists, and
Nahan Franko. conductor for a transconrinentaI
tour in October and November. Among other
Charlton attract is Vernon d'Arnalle, a young
American barytone who will make a concert and
d'Arnalle. who comes of old Huguenot family
in Virginia studied with Demuth in Berlin, where
he later made successful appearances well as in
other European musical centres.
Charles Tree English barytone, will appear
here under the anageTnent Mr. Tree :
repertory includes sixty OratOrioS and can
Italian and English songs and ballads. He makes
specially of the dialect of the West Country folk
songs
Nine. Shotwel-Piper. a young dramatic soprano,
is TO be another under the Charlton management.
musicals.