New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
George Tyler Reports Prosperous Business in
the West-Cornell Contributes to the Stage.

George Tyler Reports Prosperous Business in
the West-Cornell Contributes to the Stage.
George Tyler. Of the arm Of Liebler 4 Co.. re-
turned to this city last Saturday from an extensive
trip through the Middle States and the West Win
several Of the attractions of his nrm- He is per-
suaded he says. that II there is any foundation ior
the predictions of bad theatrical season IL Goes
not extend far from Wall Street. and the predic-
tons will not be fulfilled outside Of this city All
OF his companies. he says. have been playing IN
various parts Of the country excellent business
and other producing managers with whom he has
talked and the managers of the theatres when ne
has visited report the same thing. According TO
Mr.. Tyler there is every outlook for season OF
more than the usual prosperity through the coun-
try.
Another young woman with a college degree has
been added 10 tho list already ranked actors
Miss Elizabeth Valentine. of Brooklyn. grand
daughter OF the late Augustus Storrs and gradu-
ate of Cornell with the class Of 1902. has joined
Ben Greet's "Everyman' company. making her de-
but Beaute at Ottawa last Monday. Miss Valen-
tine Is one Of three Americans In the company,
which is SIN headed by Miss Wynne Mathison;
An extensive tour OF the American and Canadian
university towns has been booked again for this
season
penetrating bit OF criticism overheard last
week In the lobby of the Criterion Theatre. after
performance of THE Man from Blankley,s." One
large and well upholstered woman removing
hatpn from her mouth and jabbing il through her
hat remarked to o.. her contention This show is a
There's lots Of estin in 10th plays" Thus we see
Nine wiehe who will on October q fnaugurate
Charles Frohman's venture the Osborn Play
House to establish French theatre in this city. is
described by her press agent as 'the Lolita OF The
Partisan stage" She Is a comedienne, singer,
fst al IN oue Mr. E-Oh will
present Mime. Wiehe in plays in which she has
made her most conspicuous successes These will
be done in French. Of course The plays viii be
short and there will be several each evening. For
the ea 1Fs IN ~ one act by NJ G. couTteone ia Ma
mnodrama. play wilno NV words IN one ACT, 0y
act bv Arthur SchnitzIer. and 'I.Homme
PSTpeeS oe FWle6e viii be supported by French
artists. The bill will be changed from week to
week.
Miss IIilda spong Is to support William Faver-
sham again this season. She viii arrive in New
York for rehearsals IN a few days.
the comedians of the FRITZ Scheff Opera Com
pany presenting "Babette.' by Smith and Herbert.
Bronson Hcwards Saratoga will be revived at
Paterson next Thursday. with Walter Hodges as
the star II is said that Mr. Howard. with Louis
Isn,es Miss Clara Morris and Miss Kate Claxton.
of the original cast. has promised to be present at
the first performance
George r. White has completed the cast OF the
Virginia Earle Opera Company. and will open the
season with Sergeant Kitty at the Montauk The
atre Brooklyn. November l6, coming to Man
haitian two weeks later. In addition to Miss Earle,
the cast includes Miss Estelle Wentworth, Miss
Grace Belmont, Albert Parr, Harry Stone. George
F. Mack and Harry Braham- The book of ser
cesnt Kitty Us by p II. BIrnsides and the music
1r-ir conclusion
american tour next April Mr.. White VIII send the
entire organization to London for run at the
Shaftesbury Theatre and from there 10 Australia
Tonight Mr.. Sothern appears at the Herald
Square and Mr.. Mansfield dedicates the new Lyric
Theatre. Tomorrow night Marta Of the Low
lands. will be shown at the Manhattan, Babes In
rowland" at the Majestic. ard John Drew will open
the first season of the New Empire
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