New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31

- offered Last night the season opened with
,7~enbach's The Brigands-'
The Earl Of Pawtucket, II is promised will be
,.7t At the Manhattan Theatre all summer. so that
straight dramatic attraction OF high class VIII
Sc Visible this year Dan Daily, too, in his farce.
John Henry" intends to remain at the Herald
SQUARE e good part Of the season. After next week
ne s " Witt Blancbe Ring as the
sssino and at the Broadway The Prince of Pill
ser promises TO remain al least well into The the
Wizard Of oz sh9uo De ~Icsio 70 ,or,e 7h1is
sage OF The MaJestic ior weeks 10 ias
musical shows Of the class that BToaaway aas
* thick also IN the coming summer, ana oranlauc
.ttractions will not De lackng. 100, -, .,.
BESIDES these attractions. the roof garden on the
--seks and the Madison Square roof garden will
,nce more be conducted by the Japanese mana gers
who had successful season mere -aS 2ci viii
~ course, the theatre at Manhattan feseh NJ
le opened with attractions Of the best class Inc
steamer he bsT With Tandevie aboard And the
zare.y houses vii as away 5; TIl@l %So cannot
eser5 the city in the warm months VII not l az;
he winter variety he may ;ind it,
The Irish Literary Society of New-York will
xs,a three plays by W. 3. Yeats the Irish poet on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of this week
- Carnegie Lyceum. The three plays are one
sct farce. The Pot Of Broth; a one act pay
-.,athleer-1 midlothian" and the fairy play pro-
,5uced at wallack's two years ago, Land OF
Hearts Desire" Miss Mabel Taliaferro will again
MAY the leading part in this drama Other actors
who viii appear are Mrs Mary E Barker MISS
dorothy Donneily. Frank Mccormack, Miss Nora
VBrien and William P kits. These plays ana
Mr. Yeats's Hour Glass" were recently given
,.rder similar auspices in London AT that time
=. 3, walkeley wrote in The Times:
Nj Yeatss 'Cathleen-ni- Hoolihan' gives US 8
C;iiIau is going to NED Della Cahel and old Peter,
Mchaels father, sits lovingly caressng the golden
should De merry family gatherns but gTaG4a I
g0lg f9 h9 15.tseenbst IS that hut the note q
L'lntEUse and Of many another Maeterllnck cary
manner: An ola sao laceo MoIl-en Tfi . ef1o1le
courtesy by these Irish peasants when Is as ele-
quietly among themselves who the stranger is alq
s 81 Strange scTaps Of song Many have loved
her, but those who love her must Gle fcr ner ana
thinks here OF Little Eyof and the Rat Wife! and
S S7sI s Shs sg Ges cur fo fES be4 anu
Then the people outside are heard joyfnIiy shout
F1illala). and some who has met the sTa9ger
a rba- she e,-Tr hoIizes the srrir OF Ireland?
In ahls beautiful little piece we have the same
dreamy feeling as in the others In this as IN the
others the people move about silently, as II fear
bf e We are sincerely grateful 70 them
for al hour or TWO OF real refreshment q train OF
curious suggestions, a series Of new thrills
There VIII be music. composed and conducted by
Henry + Gilbert. Of Boston.
The St Nicholas Rink VIII open tomorrow as /.
summer garden. Loie Fuller in The Dance Of the
Crottos the phosphorescent dance and others. viii
be the star attraction. Among the other per-
formers are James Thornton, Edmund Hayes and
company. Alice Shay and twin dsughteeTs Tom ON
-Four EmPerors Of Music Jones, Grant and jones'
others. The orchestra viii he under the direction
Of VIII H Hickey There will be performances
every evening, including SUNDAY
Oscar Har1merstein is first in the roof garden
fed this year, opening his Victoria Garden to-
morrow night. The chief attraction will BE- an eN-
+ravag anza devised by oscar himself. called Punch
and Judy Company and requiring seven5y-fve
show girls. headed by Miss Josephine Sabel as
:urnber Of vaudeville acts fresh from Europe
Miss Mabelle Gilman continues in The Mockins
Bird" at the Bijou-
Henry E Dixey in -'Fasing the Music" Is filling
me Ga-rick nightly His farce seems 70 nave
caught the popular fancy
The Runawavs" may be seen every night at the
Casino.
This IS the last week Of the -Four Cohans in their
funny comedy vaudeville Running for Office at
lae Fourteenth Street Theatre
Dan DAILY in John Henry continues at the
Herald Square
The Sultan Of sulu" viii continue only two
weeks -so~e at WaIack's. At the Broadway The
Prince = Pilsen' still pleases many by its lush
music and pretty girls.
The funny and spectacular '''N, rzard Of o. re
mains : fsyorite of the children and pleasure
70 the grown-Ups at the MaJestic
Miss Marion Ciroux tomorrow night takes the
place Of Miss T'yree in The Earl Of Pawtucket'
Al the Manhattan
Miss Kate Claxton in The Two Orphans VIII
be the a1,ra ction at the West End Theatre il HaT-
len this week.
z J. Byron's comedy ''Our Boys" and the one
act farce "A Moment Of Terror" will be the OFFER
- Of The stock company al tRe Bonhey anu
al the members of the company!
Tie Darling OF the Gods" closed last night for
tie season al Belasco's Theatre Last lllsh'
marked is lssth consecutive performance IN New
Io;k. Il played the entire time 10 large houses
much Of the time TO capacity houses. and has been
TAXED and written about widely, perhaps. as
sny play o. the season. Il will be produced by
bser5ollrn Tree IN London, and negotiations are
pending 10 produce in Australia The only othef
drama seen at the EeIasco Theatre during the first
season Of Nj. Belasco's management was Du
Barry" with Mrs Carter. which had already
played al entire previous season at the criterion.
aaa which has been making money Tor IT'S author
sed producer through the country ever since II
has been Translated into German. and IS now
Selng played by Miss Helen OdiI!on in Berlin, an4
later be taken b. her 10 the RUSSIAN CaIit;;
~ 6eascos other attraction, Tine AuctlcheeIs
~ David Wsrheld the star; mas mao d sooo
sssoa also Altogether, David belaSco = -
ptioas just the manager OF success a,I
theatres IN The city. ana one VIZ 10 tbar
Ia standard Of magnificent prodncu.o.n tii"'
wen he himself win have 10 Work TO MAINTAIN
a Game OF Hearts" a meIodrama by Claiming
POLLOCK the versatile press agent for William a
S1aoy, and the cramatIzer of The Pit Tor WI
ySn L3eksZe.s use next season, viii be seen 81
fioctors Fifty-eIshth-st house tomorrow.