New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Irving Place Companys Performances
az Harvard-Here's AIMS Age Again.

The opening exercises for the new Germanc Mu-
scum (the gift Of the Kaserl at Harvard last Tues
day were httingly closed in the evening by per-
formance in Sanders Theatre Of three German
PLAYS representative Of the Gerrnanic national
drama. These plays were given by the leading
members of Mr.. Conried's irving Place stock COM
pany. who went TO Cambridge for the purpose. re-
turning Immediately to produce new play at the
Irving Place the following evening Mr. Conried
who in 1900 received an honorary degree from Har-
ward is much interested in the Germante Museum
and has promised to give annual public per
fornance in Cambridge for its benefit
The evenings programme opened with a prologue
by Professor Kuno Francke- spoken by Miss He'd
wig Osternann The first drama was Hans
Paradise" written In $50 sachs is credited with
the authorship Of more than 1000 songs Io taies
ever, Mr. Etgh might Wei stand nsI silent rs5ro
duction of the supersttions Of the authors time
Won seyfertitz PLAYED the leading ,. part. -o,-
uct of three days Of his labor in Is was the second
M+snBe te nposs s5 tda sse TG q the EVIDENT salts
faction of the audience especially in her final scene
1af 1adg tRaf aPf a2 9aS dss3S a
ostermann played The parts Of the eoctqg and & his
wife and Won seyfsrttz the baron; 19I aey syv on m
speech before the curtain at the close OF the
evening at the demand Of the audience Mr. Con
new museum.
Frank Daniels " Il tonight rush in where mathe-
maticians fear to tread and attempt to make
answer to the fearsome question. How old Is
Ann?" He will make the attempt during the second
act Of The Office Boy at the Victoria Theatre
backed up by the entire chorus
Another Ann. Merely Mary Ann has been the
cause OF some mathematical calculations on the
part of George Tyler Izrael ZangwiIl the author
OF the play wagered 800 with Mr. Tyler last sum-
that the receipts Of the play. when Miss Robson
certain figure in the space of any two consecutive
weeks. In Chicago last Saturday II was found that
sne t s TOT b me & JW9 t s5 Mr zs1 Sss
telegraphed an order on mis- bankers
Mrs Donald Mclean regent OF the Nev-York
State Chapter Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, and many members of that organization will
be the guests of the Savoy Theatre Wednesday
afternoon. 10 witness the performance OF MAJOR
Andre"
one hundred members Of the Nev-York Athletic
Club viii attend the performance Of Under
Cover" at the Murray Fin Theatre Wednesday
night to hear Vesta TiIley's repertory OF songs
AS special feature Of Miss Tilleys portion Of the
mpersonation of a well known member Of the club
conspicuous for his ultra taste in dress sort OF
local "Algy, as II were
Edward c White has engaged James Wilson to
play the part of Peter III. Of Russia, in his new
production Of Theodore Kremers hve-act drama
The Triumph Of an Empress" in which Miss
Mildred Holland will be seen Catherine the
Great. Other engagements made by Mr.. White for
this company are those OF John 7. Sullivan. 20
create the part of Prince Potemkin- Gathering
prime minister: Hugo Toland for the part Of the
Archbishop of NovEorod, and Miss Dorothy Ross
more for the part of the Princess Norontzof- The
first performance viii be given at bridgeport,
Conn. on Christmas Day, whence the company
goes 10 Buffalo by special train, opening ct the
Teck Theatre on December q
Miss Marguerite Lemon. formerly member Of
the Augustine Daily Musical Company, has been
engaged by Mr. Savage for his English grand
opera forces. Miss Lemons name is perilous
temptation to the punsteTs. a name which profes-
sors OF the Old English literature are never able
TO resist. 1t may fare better. however, in less
ACADEMIC Quarters.