New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.
Arnold Daily as The Man of Destiny
Amenities Between Playrights.

Amenities Between Playrights.
Arnold DAILY. who is stil presenting G. b shav's
play candida" N the Vaudeville Theatre. will
on next Saturday add as a curtain piece the one
act play The Man q Destiny" by the
author. NJ. DAILY. Of course viii play the part
Of Napoleon. The scene ~ thst piece is laid IN
Italy. the period II Lodi Just after Napoleon.
I according 20 Mr. shaw. has made the great and
+ epoch shaping discovery that a cannon ball. II
hits a man. IS very likely TO Kill him. Like
Candida and an OK Mr.. Shav's plays. in fact.
The Man OF Destiny" Is urefaced and interIined
with stage directions Of the most amusing Sort
that fore reading OF tn book is sure TO enhance
the pleasure OF the performance. Miss Donnelly
VIII doubtless play the part Or the Austrian spy.
ana Io5eou Mitchell that e The Young lieutenant.
Troducine a cycle OF SHAW plays OF which this is
the next
Clyde Fitch paid "a visi; TO THE Ylrsinan'' last
week and IA an Interview with Dustin FaTnum
after the performance praised that actor and
tho play. This IS most gracious o. Mr.. Fitch. and
ar opinion o. some Of Mr.. Fitch's plays from owen
Niste- might not be out OF place When she critics
disagree. or are dsagreeable. why should the Crid
cisco rot stand together?
They don't always. though. Last summer in
London The author II Cousin kate and the
author q The Eziie.. The Na{Poieonie drama
Tie street both bound FOR Tie same destination.
GA so bus 5oEsed In sight bearing a sign adVer-
Using Cousin Kate
~ 500 ~ ''-ti.- N N'--.-7 A-'s "17"
,rst iben q second nus came along bearing IN
large print an advertisement for The Exile.
"Ah." said ~. strong. here IS my bus on the
.,So ] pray sou To ride in mine" said Mr. Davies.
And insist that you ride IN mine retorted Mr..
BY rights. both buses should have passed on.
1.5-1-i.e IE. a5i-it-f11 tIat Sir Davies climbed
into his" vehicle. ahile Mr.. strong got aboard
separate ways. 70 meet again at journeys end
Henry E. Corey and a syndicate Of real estate
men are considering the erection % a theatre
near the Circle 70 be conducted NJ popular prices
and prosecuting attractions 81 popular" order.
something in the line OF the dramas usually seen ~
4efstooa NAY ne -4s - ~ Ie o- s8ferin
into competition with sydney Resented lie says
that the post NJ manager ~ hiF theatre. If u IS
hunt. may be offered 20 Ralph stuart. the popular
Iichth-aTe. actor. Mr.. corey icels tfat mere Is
hoase as he proposes 20 conduct.
Lew DocI-stader celebrated the close Of his New
York arrangement late Saturday night by holding
q snow sh0ve.unE contest with Emanuel Friend
tho lawyer. in front Of the Rcssrnore The stakes
were dinner. and each man attacked an equal
pile of somewhat soiled snow. with the object Of
Transferring it into another pile few feet away.
1Ir Friend won easily. He is a much smaller man
than Mr.. Do-kstader There 81 crumb Of COM
fort for the critics in this.
George Hazletons new play. The Raven"
founded n P0e's poem which Maurice Campbell
seen until next fan. Frederick Lewis win play
the leading part thoa- however. as he was an
nounce8 20 DO this winter. Nr. Campbell does
not md the tines propitous for productions.
MONDAY February .. IS the date decided on for
Cowboy Night at the Manhattan Theatre, where
The virrici8n'' Is being presented. Colonel Cody.
Fred Reminuto n-"aptain stanton numerous ex-cow
punchers living I'm this city At least one West
eru Senator and other men who have been at one
time or another connected with life on tho plains
VIII be present
Next Friday afternoon. al the Manhattan The
atre a benefit viii be given for the Actors Church
Alliance Kyrle Bellew and his company viii pre-
'Otheilo" viii he given. new one-act sketch
called The Art % Love viii be put on. and Miss
Bingham. Nesta Tiev. Lavinia Shannon, Thomas
O. Scahrookc. Amelia Sumnerville. Robert Edeson
Andrew Mack and many Others will contribute to
o'sloIi,
This afternoon at tho I.yceutn Theatre. Miss Bea-
tr1ce Hcrford VIII begin series OF Monday af
ternoon rectals Of her iuimitabe InonoloFues
This evening Oscar Hamme-stc'p VIII throw open
the Victoria Theatre a Theatre Of varieties.
giving hroaoWay once more a KauGeNl,ie mouse ana
music hall. and at The Lyric Theatre Miss ltehans
reappearance as Portia and Ar skinner.s met
watched with interest by an audience that prom
ises 10 tax the oapaciy Of the theatre Tomorrow
Hamilton VIII De seen in production az the Archer
translation OF a Dolls House"
Henry W. savares latest musical play The
YANKEE Consul will De presented for the first
time in New-YorIz at the Broadway Theatre on
washington's birthday Contracts with Mr.. saw
age were signed yesterday by the Broadway The
stfe & Nm "a e on b 'sIS % @t tse Mea3
be transferred - PHILADELPHIA
Daniel Froh1nar has secured from I1law & En-
LANCER the English and American rights to "A
~fo1-f md vi cso