New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES.
THE CASE FOR PEGGY FROM PARIS".ULYSSES
md MANY MORE PLAYSTHIS WEEK

West End Theatre in Mrs. Carriers former play
and part, 'Ssaza The original stage properties are
claimed for this production
ATTRACTIONS THAT REMAIN.
MAJEsTIC-.-The Wizard OF Or"
CASINO-''The Runaways
worth hearing unsteady. and played by James I.
GARRicK@"HiVisn's Papas"; last two weeks; no
BIJoU--PersonaI' with Willie Collier. Mr.;
WAkf4SEsPeEEs syI f II PaFtueke,
MADISON sQUARB-"My wife's Husbands";
FIFTEENTH STREET - "Arrah-na-Posue"i
ST. NICHOLAS RINK-'Japan by Night and
DALY's-.Three Little Maids"
sAVOY-"Mrs. Deerings Divorce"
There viii be a change OF bill at the American
tomorrow. Theodore Kremer's newest melo-
drama Welded and Parted" will succeed Kremer's
now ancient nelodrama-new three weeks ago :,
things responsible for the other.
The French brothers will head the bill at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street; at the Fifth Avenue
''she Stops Conquer will afford trste for
tie stock at @ Re tSe pay and
at Fifty-eighth Street the audience VIII learn
why Women Sin
Animal life will play important part in the
bill arranged for Keith's for the coming week.
Mile Nirvana and her beautiful stallion Loki have
been retained for another week. Her posing in
famous characters is act that to be appreciated
fully must be To single out one OF her
pictures that OF Mazeppas ride Is perhaps t me
ones Dohertys Poodles. in their canine circus, Will
furnish comeiy How to Get Rid Of Your Mother
in-Law is the title Of the sketch given by monroe
Mack and Lawrence, to lead the bill
That Mr. Williams efforts to help the public
pass away a few hours every Sunday evening are
APPRECIATED is attested by the crowds who turn out
to see the Sunday evening performances at the
Circle Theatre. This cosey house is crowded to
the doors every Sunday evening. For this evening
the bin presented contains many sterling acts;
Among the offerings are the -Four Mortons, wired
Clarke & Co, Sidney Grant. Fields and ward
Rauschle, Greene and Werner Lowe-aughes o quo .
Mortimer Bassett. Robbins and Trenemann ana the
yitagraph.
Success has attended the new orpheum Music
Hail al hundred twenty fth-st. and Lex
,ngtor-ave since fits opening night on September
= and Messrs. Sommer and Samuels are more than
plea sed al the bright outlook for the season Inc
programme for the first week included some well
caught on with the audiences Inc OH t ISr
Tfa,es and company in their thirty minute sketch
entitled "A Wise Guy" and tota heomVIu. ulc
Young lady with contralto voice. assisted by
eight pretty girls
The management Of the Eden Musee on the
alert for novelties and new features for presen-
ta;ion t. its patrons This week some new col
ored films showing the beauties Of the new o,, s1
orsd ph0tegTaphy T navg latest 3 The magical we'll
For the second week Of Indian summer carnivals
at Luna Park q strong bill OF free outdoor shows
has been arranged Among the particular features
arc the Naidis Sisters. Cameron, carl Goliath.
Five whirlwinds Van Cleve, the Modas, Lowan-
dos Marcos Joe Jeffries. Scarfa ana Eleanor
Aouene Labor Day proved the biggest of Luna
psst The fiTe million mark which beats the at
tendance Of the Pan American Exhibition during
the entire season.
The bill announced for Pastors for next week is
in every respect an excellent one and includes
Bailey and Madison. grotesGue eccentrics. In a
comic act: Matthews and Harris. in the new far
cial skit by VIII NJ Cressy. entitled Adam the
Second: snirI and Kessner, the acrobatic bellboy
nd the daneng Hd The ID o m0ye
gust and comeclenne; The kuinlns ITO IN Inc
Bogus Count. The Sharpfes, comic musical en-
tertainers. and others.
GRAND OPERA IN BROOKLYN.
The first grand opera season IN two years will
open at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music one week
from Monday. when Henry w Savage's English
grand opera company begins engagement OF
four weeks. Mr.. Savage's company has been reor-
gsnized throughout for the coming season. and
the Boston impresario will strive for more COM
plete and satisfactory performances in large
repertoire Of the classic music dramas than at
time in the history OF his Organization. In addi-
ton to the many artists whom he will intro
duCe for the first time in America. he has provided
entirely new productions. costumes and electric
effects. The first week OF the season Will be de-
voted TO Faust" Carmen" and a double bill
that includes LUCIA di Lemmermoor" and 'Caval-
leria Rusticana These will be followed by ''T'os-
ca III Trovatore Martha" 'Lohengrin,' ''Otel-
10" Bohemian Girl" Aida" ''Tannhsuser" and
Romeo ana Juliet" The singers to make
their debut the first week Miss Mabel Nelma
"a Neu fine
Jennie Norelh, Pierre Riviere Remi Marsano and
Harrison W Bennett Among the old and most
popular artists in the organization are Joseph
Sheehan. Winfred Cor. Pietro Gherardi, Francis ]
Boyle, Charles Fulton, Miss Gertrude Rennyson
and Miss Marion lvell. There is a chorus or
vel sChooed voices and fun grand opera orches-
ira As conductors this year Mr. Savage will have
y. B. Emanuel and Elliott Schenck. The stage
VIII be under the direction OF Frank Rigo The
English grand opera is under the patrona ge
Of the three hundred stockholders Of the BROOKLYN
Academy and ii is thei- desire TO make the season
OF grand opera in English annual event at that
historic home FOR opera