New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04


THE County Chairman" opened the at
Wallacks Theatre last Thursday night. The pres
ent engagement of Henry w. Savages company,
playing the George AIDE comedy is for five weeks
only. Maclyn Arbuckle Jim Hacker Willis p.
Sweatnam Sassafras Livingston. and the other
members of the company were welcomed by large
audience. The only new member OF the cast is
Miss Ring is now playing the role of Lucy R1goy.
II the first New-York audiences that greeted Miss
Edna May N THE School Girl at Days Theatre
this attraction stands here both likely to enjoy
a long stay in Broadway.
Miss Agnes Cain Brown has been engaged by B.
c. Whitney 10 sing the prima donna role in isle
of Spice" and will assume the part Of Teresa on
THURSDAY evening Last season Miss Brown vas
Marian in Robin Hood" and Yvonne in The
Serenade.'
Next week for the first time since its extended
run at the Casino last year, THE Runaways' will
be seen in New-York the play being the attraction
fresh from the painters hands. Arthur Dunn
heads the same company that revived the piece az
presented the coming season at out OF town houses
When Otis Skinner makes his debut in The Har-
vester' at the Lyric Theatre on October In his
brothers translation of Jean Richepins poetic
dramatic idyl, lie Chemineau," he will be sup
ported by George Clarke Master Pierre, the
part which is most important in the piece next to
that of the title role itself Master Pierre is tbs
French Canadian farm master whose hard-heart-
edness causes all the unhappiness in the play
Mr.. Clarke and Mr.. Skinner who were both mem
bers OF the Augustin Daily stock company were
associated last season in the Shakespearian and
classic revivas at the Lyric Waiter Lewis
has also been engaged by Joseph Buckley for The
Harvester" and will take the part of Tony Miss
Marion Abbott will appear as Catherine, the village
inn hostess
Robert T. Manten and his company are rehears-
ing The Light Of Other Days at Freeport Long
Island, where Mr.. Mantell has a summer home
His tour begins next Monday in Waltham Mass,
and viii be continued until the middle of next
June, closing in Halifax
Thomas jefferson and the company engaged to
support him In RIP Van Wrinkle" are rehearslng
in this city preparatory TO the opening of the tour
on September "A in Allentown Penn. Mr.. jefferson
is a son OF Joseph Jefferson
Beginning with a special Labor Day matinee
next Monday. September 5, The White Tigress or
Japan enters on it's third week at the American
Theatre.
The Harlem Opera House will open for the sea-
con Tomorrow with a special Labor Day matinee
The attraction for the week will be The Little
Princess" The role OF Sarah Crewe will be played
by Miss IIeonie Darmon Matinees ut the Harlem
Opera House viii be given on Wednesday and
Saturday and Labor Day.
Naly's musical skt. "A Little of Everything"
closed It's three months run at the New Amster-
dam Aerial Theatre last evening. and tomorrow
a special matinee at the Broadway Peter f. DALEY
Miss Fay Templeton and all the leading entertain
ers will continue In the cast.
The Yorkville Theatre In F1shty-sixth-st,.
Madison ave. Will open September q vaude-
Vile house under tho management Of the pro-
prietor NJ r. Bimbcls.
Miss Helena Frederick will make her debut IN
vaudeville at Turtg & seamon's Music Hall Har-
lem. in 4 week of September u.
T. G Vs~ltnry has decided to give a special holi-
ds~ matinee Of "F1n Par. Pout' at the Casino to-
morrow.
The Circle Vaudeville Theatre opens for the
season with a matinee tomorrow. In the summer
recess this hou~e has received a thorough
ton. The bill will be headed by Miss Helen Ber-
tram, the former comic opera star, who has aban-
doned that field for vaudeville. In addition to Miss
Bertram, the announcements have Willy Zim-
hermann the of many faces Carter De
Haven SeXtet, late OF the WeberfeId forces:
Louis a. Simon. and MISS Grace Gardner's com
pany in The New Coachman''. Miss Miily Capcll,
with her trained dogs and horses George W. Day.
in cork; Gus Williams, the German Senator;
Collins and Hart, Murphy and Francis. and the
pictures.
On Tuesday. September 10, Daniel Frohman will
open his season at the New Lyceurn Theatre. with
Isral Zangwills comedy. The serlocomlc
Governess'; IN which Cecilia LOTUS is to star,
and IN whose support are Herbert Standing,
Bowsar. Miss Eva Vincent. Mrs. Kate Pattison
Soften, Miss Julia Dean. Miss Nellie Butler. and
many Others
The Speubinder," a comedy in three acts,
founded the fun and romance OF political cam
paign. by Herbert Hall Winslow and Charles Dick
son. will be submitted by George W. Lederer at
the Herald Square Theatre. tomorrow evening.
opening that playhouses regular season. The en-
gagement is limited TO six weeks A company Of
twenty-five performers IS headed by Ralph Del
more, George Ober. Charles Dickson Frank Rus
sell, Eugene Shakespeare, Miss Charlotte Town
Gertrude Howe and Miss Adele Thurman rho
York and the b6ss degerts qe cd16 a IN Nv 6
he finds the latter is his rival in love.
East Lynne" IS to be made the dramatic offer
ing at the One. hundred and twenty Street
Theatre next week Miss Rebecca Warren being
specially engaged TO head the stock company for
that week. The cast includes George Soule Spen-
Ger. George Friend. Frank Sheridan r H. Cham
berlain. Miss Theylle Earle and Miss Marion Berg
Henry w. Savage has decided to present "Parsl-
fal" in English for the first time in New-Yorl, on
November T. probably at the Garden Theatre II
IS Mr.. Savages intention 10 present Wagner's fes-
tival drama without leaving anything out and 10
do this he announces that tho performance will
begin at $50 p. m. Matinees of 'Parsifar' will be
at II a. m, Walter Burridge. who was sent 10 Bay
reuth last year to make models Of the original
production. All the principals will be here by
gin on September &C.
The open air concerts at Terrace Garden will
be conducted this week by Adolph L. Rothmeyer
concert master Of the Metropolitan Opera House
The nightly programme will include principally
the work OF the light opera composers The Sun
Garden. "a ~