New-York tribune., 1903-03-14

come change Of bill at Dalv's Theatre An Arner-
can play in four acts, written by Opie Read, and
called 1.-The Starbucks. will he presented for 2 run
succeeding that musical horse play. The BI-Lon-
aire.''
Richard Harding Davis is not going SEQ ths
town of Marion pass whole winter without hlsA
class theatrical entertainment During the next tVi'
weeks Henry Miller will be playing az inc f4IN
Theatre in Boston, in Daviss new comedy, me
Tanning OF Helen" Davis has arranged for
special train leave that city for Marion early On
March %. bringing the entire Tanning OF iiel-n
company to the Davis cottage. where luncheon WEI
be served. Then a performance Of the play VIII %
given free of charge in the largest hall IN the L2%n
every man woman and Chlld m SIre2Ts ;Tf rr ~
Boston in time to give the regular evening per
formance at the Park
Miss Grace George when she plays Pretty
Peggy at the Herald Square Theatre, heSlnninS
week after next. will also. it is announced give
special matinee performances Of Frou Erou. 27 a15
George Bernard ShaW's comedy. = ou TeE5E Tt. .
Tell" She will be supported by Robert Lorraine.
The Mafore-Rapone Dramatic Company will give
tonight at the Carnegie Lyceun. a performance N
Italian of ''Rupe Tarpea' by Professor Bernardini
and of the one act farce, "Felice.
The ninth annual graduation exercises OF the
Empire Theatre Dramatic School were held yester-
day afternoon at the Empire Theatre. A class OF
thirty-four was graduated. Addresses we're made
by Miss Mary Shaw. the Rev Percy Suckney
Grant. President Franklin Sargent and Wilton
Lackaye- The Belasco gold medal for dr19iaI'a ~
ability was awarded to \. H. Nan Buren. and me
silver medal for technicai TkiH @ s 10 N tSf. var
thirty-three performances. total OF marty 'n7
hundred different plays Of greater or less length.
w c. Woods a we'll known newspaper artist is
to marry next summer Miss Edna Hunter. OF tne
"Florodora'' company. Mr.. Woods enlisted on tH8
Yankee during the Spanish-American Ndr' anu
action He has also been known for some time as aS
illustrator of yacht races and naval Inahsu'lo'
As sum Of SO COO annually Is needed 10 support
the Actors Home. benefits are being arranged oy
Daniel Frohman in Boston and Philadelphia loi-
lowing the New-York benefit of Friday YESTERDAY
there was aired an unpleasantness arising out @
this New-York benefit that does not seem 10 cry
for great consideration though doubtless there ae
some who take interest in the matter Vi >
would not have been spread TO the public gaze.
Miss Marie Cahill did appear at the oeneHI
though some weeks ago it was announced that Si7
would In a statement issued from Dalys Ihtaue'
where the arrangements for the benefit were nlade'
It was suggested that Miss Cahilrs failure 20 ap-
pear was not wholly due to Ill health MISS "a
hilTs manager II was further said. had put oosA>
c1es In the way of members OF his company appear
ing for this worthy charity Mr. Arthur replies
that his action last year in bringing "Ihe hen.
rietta' company into New-York for the benefit or
the thu h1ms ShG1a bs Snne SaF nam and rS 6 displays
from Miss Cahs physician asking him nor, NOT 70 Ant ~
low Miss Cahill to appear Thursday afternoon 81
after ali. why should either side drag the matfer
into print?
Miss Margaret Pitt whoever she may be. is SAID
to be working might and day TO form a branch o.
the American Federation OF Labor in the theatrfcA
profession Miss Mabei.s Gilman has sent wofn
that she will do all in her power to aid In ne
scheme There should be no further doubt OF -
success.
Rheinhardt's operetta 'Das Suesse Maedei -
attracting large audiences nightly TO the lrVils
Place Theatre. It will be given this afternoon -
this evening with the usual cast