New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-06
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES.
THE LESSON OF LAST WEEK md THE PROMISE OF
THE ONE TO CONE BUSY THE AHEAD.

reopen its newly decorated interior and exhibit on
its reconstructed stage George AIDES second must
cal comedy Peggy from Paris" Mr. AIDE is bulk
ing large on the theatrical horizon just now HIS
comedy. THE County Chairman" has made pop
ular hit IN Chicago his sultan OF Sulu crowded
Wsllsck's for the greater part Of last season and
Peggy from Paris" starting on even terms with
a Chinese Honeymoon in Boston last Msy. out
lasted Il by two full months. Peggy from Paris
is furnished with music by William Lorraine. The
scenes laid I'm Chicago. and village characters
from the Illinois home AIDES boyhood furnish
much Of the nth Of the story. II the original
intention 10 change the later scenes TO New-York
for the run here In fact. they were changed 20
Boston last May 20 please the Hub. But better
ideas have prevailed The play has been recast in
its original form. Chicago and the West al
lowed to have their way. and shall IL as Mr..
Ade wrote it and intended it TO be. Henry w.
Savage. sponsor for AIDE the dramstist. makes the
production The cast.
THE PROLOGUE-IN HICKORY CRICK.
Captain Aionzo Plummer. the village disnitary
Hon Jsbez Flanders, village orator. Harry Mobile
jim Pesseg. the village station agent. E H oconnor
Mrs. Homer Ketcham the village news bureau.
Harvey. village tenor...........Hsrry Benham
ies''' higgins n'p'"S III '"s Mis-; ovette Haynes
ACTS land lin CHICAGO.
Cicero J. Cramps. king OF the prairie actors
Captain AIoazo Piumner OF Hickory criel
Montague Fish. banker with private ambition.
Alexander Nerveen colleean. p PARK
Il HommaTd q the Frsnoo-Anerican League.
NJ Fones-Bereere Of the rsnoO-Arnerioan League;
Il F F:ssrFS 9 eSasisS
Tckev Drexel George F. Bennett
Pegs Fumnner known as Mile. FTeurette Caramelle.
Lutte P;nneT her half sister Miss Guelma L Baker
Sauhs Blot Mile cararslles maid Miss Iose saaier
MS MoniaguS fish MISS Alloe hsse man
Mrs. ruf; Hunter. society topnotcher.
Beginning with matinee tomorrow, THE Earl
Of Pawtucket' continues its remarkably long New
York run at the Princess Theatre with apparent
abatement Of popular approval.
ADJUSTMENTS THAT REMAIN.
BROADwAY-"A Princess of Kensington." with
James T Powers and excellent music
CAsINO-"The Runaways," with Miss Temple
SGARRICK-'vIvian's Papas." cheap and nasty
BIJoU-"Personal." a Door play, with William
Ceer as h1s usual amusing ~ sen performance ot
k06n H19q 3E dhT wiSaTd NJ m su nav,n TO
MADISON SQUARE-"His wife's Husbands"
amusing II you don't care for neatness Of con-
MANHATTAN BEACH THEATRE-Last two
performances tomorrow OF The Sleeping Beauty
AMERIcAN-.The Evil Men Do"
DALY'S-.'Three Little Maids" nothing better OF
fits kind to be found.
II.
"Otoyo."
Fred WyckoT who played the old farmer in
George sidney's musical farce. Busy Izzy,' last
year. has been re-engaged for the part in
the second edition OF the play, and will be
the West End Theatre for the week. opening Mon
day. with naiipees on7 Monday, Wednesday and
saturday " the new edition OF Busy Tzzy'
1Myekoh viii be Sc, seen in speciality called IN
eccentric dancing
Ham hict,
enters into its fnsl week. a strong programme has
been arranged. Many features are promised,
rg-s r -s Se's OF Lhe p resent
in popularity
The headline act at the Circle this week will be
the -Four Mortons who considered among the
best song and dance specials in vaudeville An
other strong feature on the bill is the Four Nigh
tons. acrobats. who appeared on Hammersten's
roof garden this summer. The balance OF the bill
contains such performers as Wfred Clarke. late
comedian q DAYS: Rauschle. the impersonator
and Ward comedians; Greene and Werner in a
I'D Doyle. comedy juggier. and Alice In Won
aerland" on the vitagraph
Variety the chief attraction OF vaudeville. but
novelty is its very life. 1t in catering to this
end that Mr.. Keith Is leader. His bill for the
coming week is headed by Nlrwana. She gives an
exhibition Of colored pictures with the aid Of her
trained stallion. Loki, under the direction of Ernest
death in the steppes OF Ukraine is said be well
worth seeing. She presents numerous other sub
Amoros Troupe. in it's sketch. 'Pantomme in
Artists Studio Mark Sullivan heads the st of
the vaudeville patrons. beyond that he is loaded
with new batch OF stories which he will tell i'm
his own way.
Labor Day week is to be one OF unusual at
tractiyeness at BostOck'r Animal Arena. Coney
Island Following his custom Of extending. rather
than curtailing. his programme with the closing
weeks OF his season. Mr. Bostock. beginning
Monday. VIII offer a bill that will combine the
chief attractions Of his exhibits. Besides the At
lantic City Exposition. added 10 the Sea Beach
the remaining few weeks OF his Coney Island
stay. viii offer about ten features selected
are now ar Corev Island nrirnsrv TO suprnent tbe
double bill and add 10 the pageants of the Jun
gle Masque Ball and Wild Animal Carnival which
will be given at-the Palace on Thursday evening.
Luna Park is 10 continue its season until October
l. and, beginning on Labor Day, series OF Indian
summer carnivals viii be continued until the clos
ing day. For these carniyals programmes. have
been arranged including for the first week the
Naicis sisters, on their revolving trapeze. with
dive from the top Of the electric into a net:
Salbini and CROWN, European importation I'm a
Modas. double Spanish rings, and many more
Tony Pastor next week will introduce to the stage
owen Kildare. who is called the "Bowery Kipling
NJ. Kildare and company will present a bright
comedy entitled Playing Policy" Bert Howard,
the comedian pianist; Mr.: and Mrs. Mark Murphy.
tribute TO a grand bill.
a Southern Romance Will be revived at Proc
tors Fifth Avenue Theatre this week Del
mcnico's az g. viii be seen at One-hundred and
tnerty-nfth-st. At Fifty -eighth-st Child Slaves
OF New-York" Will be presented. and Twenty
third-st there will be an unusually full bill of