New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Savage Casts Apple of DiscOrd Among Broad
way Show Girls.

The Judgment OF Paris Is 10 be brought down
70 date and enacted At Days Theatre week
from to-day. The Prince Of Pilsen" begins an
engagement at Days tonight and on May Is tho
comedy Will be shown I'm London. one Of the most
popular numbers in The Prince Of PiIsen' Is a
song called The Song Of tho Cities" in which
eight girls each representing American city. in
turn sing stanza. The New-York girl comes last.
and is supposed TO be the beautiful Of the
eight Naturally. Mr.. Savage wishes to show
to represent this metropolis. and he has decided 70
he held in Days Theatre next Monday after
noon.
show girls in broadway. and more than two hun
bred applications have been received. OF course
point OF view There is the chance to go To Lon
don. and the further possibility TO be dreamed Of
the Manhattan Venus make another hit
m ,be most beautiful in ones class is i'm itself no
mean ambition! There viii be prinkinEs and paint
ings next Monday in plenty.
nounced but IL may be there will he several Judges
all chosen from men who are most familiar with
chorus types, either across the footlghts or the
tablecloth. The management OF tho musical com
edy will not nterfGre IN the ehoiSe Whoeyer the
day and watch the two hundred applicants for the
wifi select eight girls and these eight win then be
taken to supper at Sherry 5. The final choice Will
elimination the judges themselves will determine
However. the world will probably learn what hap
pens for seven girls will their friends, ard
seven bitter tongues will wag.
ers were gathered together to disseminate appears
to be. borrow from Nordau. fin de steele.
Fred Stone the scarecrow IN the Wizard OF
o." says that Il him 50 a month get
straw in New-York. but that he IS quite willing
to pay the higher price. for on the road the hay
secured for him was frequently so full Of thistes
and thorns make his lie miserable.
Kirke Ia shele will make no productions next
season. but will remain In Italv most OF the winter
writing \ play MIR. La Shelle says he has had suf-
0cIant success with THE Earl of Pawtucket"
s,C,beckers' and The Nirginian.' oil of which will
remain O the boards next season. TO earn him the
leisure to do he peases. and he pleaseS 70 stay
in Europe and write PLAYS instead of fussing about
in restless NewYork. producing the plays Of other
mon Who shall say that he is not wise IN his day
and generation
Miss MAY De Sousa will appear in the Wizard
~ OF" at the Majestic az Sir Dashemoff Daily
Pct laureate tonight. Miss BESSIE Wynn goes
hack with Babes in Toyand' tonight.
Colonel J. F. MiHiSen writes TO this department
as follows:
1rba "saucv Sally with which Charles Hawtrev
nil omen n, the New Lyceum Theatre Monday
next (to-nighQ is an English yersion of the same
Nonsuch' was taken. William Boneli played my
niece for week at the old star Theatre six or
seyen years ago: Proctor played II last July at his
F-ftv-eigbth Street Theatre and Payton played il
AZ his Lee Avenue Theatre on March Of this
year.
Wright Loritner. who had intended 20 appear to-
night in the initial performance OF The Shepherd
King" has decided. the advice of his stage di-
rector Mr.. Herrick. to postpone 1t TIL tomorrow
night Mr. Herrick said last night: This is such
1nassiye nrodtIction and requires a weight
of scenery and many complicated details. that
It seemed lnadvisable to try, to get II in smooth
sure of everything going of without a hitch
wanted another day to work at it