New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

1.-THE Earl of Pawtucket" having demonstrated
its staying qualities under all sorts Of weather
conditions Is to celebrate its 200th performance
Wednesday August ;. Sir Thomas Upton has
sent a letter to his fellow countrym1n. Lawrence
D'Orsay, TO say that he intends to be present
Sir Thomas Will. il is said. probably be accom-
panied by General Corbin. General Chaffee and
number of the officers of the New-Hork and At
lantic Yacht clubs About two hundred nags vii vii
be sent up from the Erin as Wei as SOM ne It tp
the yacht Clubs ana the auul0rluh GL tIL. S
Will be supplied with novel electric iight ei
fects also supplied from the yachts, emblematc
of nautical affairs
More records are going to smash at the Casino.
where Miss Fay TempletOn and The Runaways'
are attracting large audiences. The last week
with its cool evenings. has made each performance
unusually well attended. Many friends of the
principal members of the company and of the en-
lSIPIiSihs management rave Oeell
plauded the songs. The laugh provoking features
of the big production have been developed 10 the
highest point
At Proctor's Twenty-third Street house this week
the principal feature Will be one-act farce
from the pen of Julius Chambers. 1t bears the
title of "A Pair of Boots" The scene Of the farce
is laid at Long Branch. and the theme is familiar
one. dealing with a husbands jealousy of a young
wife. In the cast are Frank RoIIestOn Myron
Calice and Miss Leslie Bingham. Reta Redmond
and her eight American beauties viii be seen
in spectacular act with new ideas in scenery and
electrical effects. Kennedy and Evans will present
True to Nature" Walter Chester and his com
Meyer and Mason. in q short comedy and several
other acts will complete the bill
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue revival will be given
of Louis Harrison's comedy. kindred Souls The
cast will be headed by Miss Adelaide Ketm and
Wallace Erskine The supporting cast will include
Werner Charges. Paul McAHister Albert Roberts
Claude Cooper Alice Gale Lois Tabor. Alice Bax-
ter and others. New scenery will be used. having
include CLAYTON and Clark in comedy sketch;
iuEglerS.
Those whose memories of theatrical affairs go
far back 1880 will recall ''Humbug-" 1t is TO
be revived by the stock company at PrOctOrs Fff-
ty-eghth Street Theatre this week where the role
of Jack Luster. the monumental but lovable liar.
will be played by Robert Cummings. The volube
Mrs. PonsOnby, the ''lady With bOundless ambi-
ton" will be impersonated by Edna Archer Craw-
by G. Edwin Bryant Claude Cooper, Sol Aiken.
Duncan Harris Laura stone. Alice Jehrey. Mar
garet Mathey and other Proctor favorttes. The
yaudeyllIe VIII contain Cur1ls ana AGanS' i3 eTfT9n
and several other specialists.
Up at Proctor's One-hundred-and-twenty-
Street William Gilrs play My Sweetheart will
be given Interpretation by the stock company.
The cast will be headed by Margaret Drew and
Willard Blackmore: Richard Lyle. Joseph F. VIII
lard. H. Dudley Hawey. Charles Hawkins. Miss
Belle Gold and Mathilda Deshon will assume inn inn
pOrtant roles The regular Sunday concert Will
begin at p. m. and run continuously until II p m
James Dolan and Ida Lenharr have been as
signed the leading place on the programme at
Keith's this week. They will present their slit,
Taking Chances" In the novelty line will be the
Wilton Brothers. the European comedy bar per-
formers. William Cahill, the Man from Ireland,
will be there with a bunch of stories while
Rae and Brosche will be seen in a German comedy.
Joe" and Nellie Doner will do their grotesque
skating, and Edward Rice. with his mimcry and
monologue. will help entertain. Fuller and Rose
will do a comedy sketch; the Cardownie Sisters. in
songs and dances; TUOhey and Lacey the irish
comedians and bagpipers; the Lucados. in their
new balancing act; and Dorothy kentOn in banjo
selections will complete the bill The moving pict-
ures will present new set of European subjects
For next week Mr., Pastor has engaged Gal
Iagher. Barrett & Co. in The Stock Brokers';