New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

/ Csrus. "''' '' suns % Emma
Frank McKee's plans Tor the early part OF the
/ coming theatrical season include at present only
/ the appearance Broadway ~ Arthur Byron
/ Mary Niannarius aEG Amelia Bingham. Flis arst
/ Offering VIII be Major Andre Clyde Fitch's TO
mantle Colonial drama. IN which Arthur Byron
city the savoy Tlestrr Novena6er is Tbs m pIa
is based the career of the heroic young Ensiisi
truly as ii IA th s NE LoF us rs eS4ntry sake as
son son viii begin with the year ar the 6arriek
I and possibly four. plays will be presented In a.
MnneIi2 'lS i osI9Te she comes 70 Ney-3 York MIS-
.,y vi. Try me three new ps'ys which being
/ probability. win be judith - a modern er1otiorai
an original modern pIsq b ~ %' ss fSoSs1 F.
lighter vein than Judith and later hy a costunl,.
by Justin Huntiy McCarthv AZ iTScres+irr - feat,
ure ot Hiss Msnnerins's Nev'-yor s1easenSer
| viii be her hrst appearance if this c9u1fTv In n
| spearian production.
Miss Amelia Bingharn's tour which win also ,.
under the direction of Mr.. Mckee viii be almost
continuous one She is AT present playing N
NortbVSf a NON MI; mere re she vii travel through the
S1InoSI ume Tor the beginning Of her engassment IN
/ Kirke la Sheue's two 'sArizoua'' conpaufes con-
tirue to do such large business in cities outside o:
New New York that they viii oe allowed to carry on
their tour al summer.
4
ing under the management os William F. DouEher-
/ ty. former business manager OF Roster & Biars
MI Dougherty has "A three year lease on the prop
cry; GJt and vii make great many changes The
/ MeeA, along with a large vaudeville bill Ths
em6er when it Viii BE- coed % for e s6nT roas &ss Si ssP
Te4ipened on or about October % the St Nicholas
winter gardens at Berlin
| John C. Fisher announces the following engage
i nents FOR the OF A Princess Of Ee0sfrrro-,
| the latest comic opera success from the savoy
4heatre, London, by Basil Hood and Edward Ger
man which will be produced at the Broadway
pnSatre ptSi on MONDAY august 81: James T. Powers
!T1e Elenie Lang William Stevens. Stanley H Ford
Cecil FSoSb = S[vSn John IaSoT Fred Fiu1tley sIiss
Lille Burcham and Estelle Ward
Another tempting summer bill has been arranged
| by Mr. Keith for his Union Square Theatre. Thus
he affords the opportunity to be amused and at
s7S. she same me, tine 70 keep cool The bin includes
/ ton and the Lawrence Sisters; Keno. WeIch ana
/ Brothers aCr9bats; Charles NJ Ernest. nouologist.
/ SISTERS IN character duets. and others
The Terrace Garden Opera Company offers an at
tractive programme for the ninth week OF the sea
son AT its verdant home. in East Fifty-eighth-st.
| The Tnanasers have provided a double bill. made
up OF Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Jury and
for the weekday performances. and an Up-to-date
revival of Pinafore for the Sunday night concert
/ For the Sunday night concert the performance
/ VIII be complete. and sung in yachting costume
Kirk la sheHe has received word from Augustus
Thomas that in conjunction with well know.
French dramatist Mr.. Thomas is now az work -e-
production Many details have ALREADY been ar
ranged. and Alr. Thomas that the play viii
months.
the Paradise Roof Garden. where a number o.
| changes will be made in the programme for the
| ensuing week Aga" the mysterious floating
yictor,s, Royal Venetian Band Of forty pieces. and
Edith Helena. with violin limitations Another new
| act Is Asues Mahr, the eccentric dancer
Beginning Monday July D. there viii be on each
| afternoon trip of the steamer General SloCum
leaving for Rockaway Beach, a vaudeville and
musical entertainment The boat leaves West
2C5 d. m returning from fotkaya[ al as s si
p. m.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre opens on Monday.
August Il. BroadhUrst s Cur-ie at that time viii
launch new new star, Nat NJ wills in musical e.
| people viii appear.
Proctor's Twenty -third-st house viii have largs
| bill this week The programme viii be headed by
| Mrs. OdeIl Williams and company a vaudeville
| absurdidty. big Sisters Beau The Watermelon
/ Trust" composed or several singing and dancing
/ comedians viii be- added feature. Reeds aero
batic Boston bull terriers: Leslie Brothers musical
comedians. Russell and O'COnnel. Irish comedians.
| Leech. character tmpersonator, and twenty other
/ new acts will complete the snow
/ PrOctorS F1tth Avenue Ihealre VIII nave as an
| offering Lord Chumley-' which was produced the
early part of last season at this house The cast
will include Wallace Erskine in the title role and
/ Miss beatrice Morgan as Eledhol- me FdudeFiiia
/ viii contain the ChamerOy Brothers, comedy aero
/ bats; Edith Richards. musician; Harry A Brown.
carica turist. Reata Curtis viOlinist Quautrel5.
/ comedian dancer, and others
At ProctOr's One-hLndred-a "a nd-tvveuty-A -Afth-st-
! Theatre 'eThe Old Coat" a comedy by Cvha-Ias
| Townsend. originally acted at the Bijou Theatre
| several seasons ago. viii be the attraction
At PrOctors Fifty-eishth-sJ- Theatre this week
/ management Of r. 4 Roberts and John r Rogers
/ win be the attraction
The usual D. n. concert will Be given az al
| these places
Pope Leo XIII living IN state has Just been adde's
| 20 the groups in the Central Han OF the Edsa
Muse.
theatrical year include several ventures early IN
the season. Their first Offering VIII be Leo
Dietrichsteins farce. '@Vivians PapeS-
which viii open the season at the Garrick Theatrs
August Il The chief roles viii be IN the hands
Of John C. Rice and Thomas A. Wise The cen
York show girl and this role win be taken by
Miss Hattie Williams, late leading woman % rhs
through the courtesy OF Charles Frohuan to whom
Is under contract
on September Rich and Harris viii present
Andrew Mack al the Fourteenth Street Theatre n
elaborate revival OF EOUCicaLlt's Irish drama
.'Arrah na Pogue" Mr.. Mack will remain a Rich
After eight weeks az the Fourteenth street .rhe-
atre he viii give 'ArTah POgIe' FOR weeks
Boston. He viii then pass under the manage
Park Theatre December I. in Lady Molly the
Wilson Barrett play.
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