New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

On Friday afternoon. at the Lyric Theatre,
wilton Lackaye VIII celebrate the last week OF
his New-York engagement by appearing, for the
first tine in his career, IN Ibsen drama, The
Pillars Of Society" He VIII be supported by
members OF THE Pit" company and by Miss
Olive Oliver The entire proceeds OF the after
noon viii 20 TO the Professional Woman's
League. Mr. Lackaye thought OF appearing IN
"An Enemy OF the People" and there are many
who wish that he had selected this drama, as
It would be more OF novelty N this city, ana
as Il would further give TO Mr. Lackaye a rare
opportunity 70 exert the fun force Of q dom
inant personality. But he evidently preferred
the part OF Consul Bernick. Al any rate. the
interest OF the Professional Womans League
sn the production insures for Mr.. Lackaye a
large audience The cast has been distributed
as foIlowsl
Ars: Bsrnio1. his wife Mise Maud Wis3 3T
Miss Bernick tAds-tha). the COnsuis sister. -
golan -oan.s.n. Mrs BsrnicE,r younger brother.
znss Hssssl donso. AErs. Bernclrs cider sister
Enrnsr TOuneseR hsrh Bsrnieks cousin,
Esoeo- ROrlunc William Hazeltins
vlEsad merchant Hale Hamilton
Dina Dorz young ff living with cOrl1i's
K-sp ConsuIs cerk............D irund q Resrdon
Grs Ruranei Mrs. AGNES Findley
IN Postmaster PeEhstton Gordon
=. sr r ~ N9iss sS wstei F5nsJsV
Arnold DAILY VIII present Candida" but two
weeks more at the Vaudeville Theatre. He win
then appear IN Boston Souvenirs VIII mark
the 18th performance on the 18th. That a Shaw
play could run over 125 nights IN New-York
was hardly to be foreseen when Mr.. DAILY be-
gan his experiment with q matinee at the
Princess Theatre. That a Shaw play has run
that long may mean anything one chooses. pos
ssbly that the presentation Of interesting
play, well acted. is the surest way TO success.
even IN New-YOrk- Anyhow. 81 Is pleasant and
comforting TO believe So
Last weeks OF several plays are announced.
Among Others Is the last week OF Miss Ethel
Ba--ymore's American season In cousin Kate
Ct the Hudson Theatre. Miss barrymore is 20
have q London season IN Nay. Bruce MacRae,
her leading man. VIII remain IN this country to
play n leading part In the revival OF Camille"
which Henry Miller and Miss Margaret Anglin
are TO make At the Hudson on the 18th. Miss
Harmed VII play Camille" IN Harlem the BaIas
weak
The Pr" VIII finish its New-York run next
saturcay. and OF the following Monday De Wolf
Hopper VIII appear at the Lyric IN a revival Of
his former success. Wang" Miss Madge Les
sing VIII appear with him, a bit OF Information
that Should please many admirers OF this grace
fni musical comedy soubrette. whose abilities
Ere by no means confined TO the photographers
studios. though they are Elendfully exercised
thsrA
Charles Hawtrey win be back IN the cast Of
.Ssucy Sally on Monday, unless there should
be some setback 20 the recovery OF his Injured
leg.
At the Criterion Theatre William Collier, IN
"The Dictator" Is filling the house nightly. Mr..
Collier once more smiles the smile OF the actor
who ts doing his manager a good turn and IN
far Japan r Z Davis IS doubtless smiling the
sane smile, q bit broader, Il may be- for his
good turn 70 the manager means also a good
turn 70 himself IA direct ratio
william E Cranes engagement at the
Academy OF Music IN David Harum" has
proved highly successful and there Is talk Of
extending his run
Virginia EA-l VIII present Sergeant Kitty"
M the Harlem Opera House this week
-A-szou.- VIII be the attraction this week at
tie West End Theatre
F4e-eto Is appended the notice which comes
90 hand from the Third Avenue Theatre. IN all
,ts ethical completeness there is no character
so depravec- as would wish 70 alter q word
OF 81:
After seeing Deurnan Thompson's play The
Two Sisters" young miss coming out with the
immense audience wes hearo 20 say; i shan
never nfrt againi" There Is no nature so weak
but that 81 wiz gain strength, and no character
oepraved but that Il VIII be ennob!eo. oy
witnessing the charming play which comes 10
the Third Avenue Theatre this week
Mrs F1slze has completed the third week Of
her engagement OF a month at the Grand Opera
House San Francisco. and Is said TO be enjoy
ing successful visit in that metropolis. New
York has seen Mrs Fiske IN the plays IN which
she N appearing in San F.--c.-co. hut, unlike
that city. ii n4Esr has enjoyed -Ais actress