New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

with success AZ the Lessig Theatre in Berlin
on Tuesday the second Of the Two stars an
nounced. Rudolf Christians. will be welcomed IN
Paul LIndau's version OF Eschegaray's play.
'Galleotto" en- The part which Immediately
placed him in the front rank Of actors ~ the
court Trnatre. in Berlin. Rudolf Christians Is
an present the first young lead Of the German
stage lie played "a short star engagement az
me Irving Place Theatre few years ago, with
Mime. Soma. and won praise a. the Prince IN
Anenai s. g...-s "A. Nf.t.'-'o -
repeated on WrGues Bay, Thursday and SaJur-
day matinee. and on Friday and saturday even
ings FreltaC's famous comedy. DE Jourhal-
listen" VIII be given. with Herr Christians as
BOLD. even the smaller parts viii be interpreted
by leading members Of the Irving Place Theatre
company.
Miss Viola Allen viii appear as Viola in
Shakespeare's comedy Twelfth Night at the
Harlem opera House this week Miss Allen is
now completely recovered from the Illness
which made necessary the closing Of her Knick-
erbocler Theatre engagement three weeks ago.
In Harlem Miss Allen viii be supported by the
same company, including John Blair. John craig
Clarence Handyside Frank Currier, Zef1e TIL
bury and others who appeared with her on
Broadway
At Days Theatre this week Miss Matthison
at the head OF Ben Greet's company. Will be seen
as RosaIind and Everyman. "As You Like 1t"
VIII be. presented every evening and at the Sat
urday matinee. and 'Everynan" Will be given
at three rnatinees. on Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday Miss Matthison's Everyman IS a per-
Torrance Of remarkable impressiveness her
voice and admirable elocution hndlng IN me roe
special opportunities for musical and emouonaI
effect. "Everyman" grew In popular esteem IN
its long run various theatres in this city last
season. and the present reNlNals are Nlaue AZ
the request Of numerous theatregOers, most or
whom wish TO the morality play n second
time.
At the Empire Theatre tomorrow night the
one hundredth performance OF Augustus
Thomas's clever farce The other Girl" which
originally bore the better title. The ParsOn and
the Pugilist." viii be celebrated by the dis,
tribution OF souvenirs. in the form OF colonial
candlesticks.
A pastoral melodrarna" called An Orphans
Prayer" VIII be the Offering at the Third Avenue
Theatre this week
Candida" alone will be presented by Arnold
Daily at the Vaudeville this week The strain OF
playing The Man OF Destiny" together with
the other comedy proved too much for his
strength
''Babes IN Toyland." a far more worthy
travaFanza than THE Wizard OF o." has not
been able 70 hold the stage OF the Majestic The
atre all the season. as its predecessor did, and
this week viii be its last at the Circle The
Wizard Of OF" VIII come back next week The
Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman are doubtless
responsible in large measure for the greater
popularity Of the earlier extrava ganZa, though
in a better season Babes in Toyland" would
probably have enjoyed longer run The charm
Of Mr.. Herbert's music and the real daintiness
Of Mr.. NacDonOugh's lyrics. however, seem in
the public mind 10 be less worth while than the
clmical hOiserlay Of Montgomery and Stone.
There is no use Quarrelling. Of course. and one
can at least be thankful that The Wizard Of
or IS as funny and picturesque as Il IS.
Miss Anna Laughlin. Miss Bessie Wynn and
Miss Lolita Faust are stll IN the cast, and the
Sammy box win doubtless once more fulfil its
functions
Joseph Hart and Carrie de Mar. still playing
Foxy Grandpa" VIII appear at the West End
| Theatre this week.
George ". Monroe. IN revival OF MY Aunt
Bridget" VIII appear az the Fourteenth Street
Theatre this week. OF course there Will be
matinee on ST. Patricks Day.
The American Academy OF Dramatic Arts
VIII give for fits tenth and final performance
this season, in the New Empire Theatre, on
next Tuesday afternoon. the first English rep
resentation in this country OF THE Good Hope"
an unusual play. by the Dutch author. Hermann
Hejermans. The Good Hope" was presented
ia London last year before the Stage Society.
and also by Antoine IN Paris. The graduation
exercises Of the twentieth year viii take place
next Thursday afternoon IN the New Empire
Theatre, at o'clock. Addresses Will be dellv-
cred by Mrs Sarah Cowell lie Moyne and Will
lam II. Thompson.