New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

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Maize yon Meee.n
Miss Ada Rshan and Otis Skinner. who have
been starring together this season for the first
time land with eminent success, acSoTding TO all
repo-ts) throughout extended Southern eEd
Western tour. viii make their first Joint appear
IA New-York at the Lyric Theatre week
from tomorrow night Miss Rehan and Mr.
Skinner Will stay the Lyric for three weeks.
giving a fun week OF representation TO each one
Of the three old English comedies in their roper
tory. These The TaI1ing OF the Shrew."
THE Merchant OF Venice" and THE School for
Scandal"
They VIII open with The Tanning Of the shrew,"
IN which Miss Rehan as Katherine viii revive the
portrayal that won her one OF the most notable
;riuInphs n her long list OF successes at Days
Air. Skinner, Who an admirable Lucenuo IN
the original Daily cast. Will essay Petruchio for
The frSt time IN this CITY or this occasion The
recond week viii be devoted TO The Merchant
Of Venice" with Miss Rehan Is Porua-one OF
her loveliest creatIons-and Mr. Skinner in his
ambitious representation. shyiock again for
the FIRST time in this city.
1t were perhaps well 10 confess" writes George
C. Tyler On his announcement OF the Rehan-
Skinner visit). that neither OF these works bears
1--Iei-i r,5o5,. 81 doini.aIt in ro7uartv today
but each Sc thought possess definite merit never
IA e.r'v l.-sIish drarnatist VINO has enjoyed
-o1Ia ...s,o VIII persons OF taste for something
For i1e rhrd and last week o. their engagement
here, Miss Ada Rehan and OTIS Skinner VII revive
Isichnr4 Brtnsley sheTidan's The School io'
The scenio and costume investtures for all
three Rays are those which We're prepared by tho
II DAYS. Theatre. The supporting company Is
large. and each member is said 70 have been
chosen with special reference 10 ability and ex-
ecrience in the particular class Of work 10 oe
pe:forIned. It includes Edward Narrey. George
!ar!e walter Iiae Joseph MSaIeT; 6en Hing .
Mabel Howard. Miss Katherine Everts and MISS
At the Kniclzc-bocker Theatre. on Monday week
Miss Amelia Bingham viii give her annual pro-
Guction. The Play which has been chosen by
..iss Bingham for the occasion is Olympic" a
ro-lartic drama by Pierre Decourcele, suggested
by the novel of Alexandra Dumas. II IS said that
The production viii be deliberately mounted and
costvmea, the period being that OF Louis XIV. IN
Ade.yn Wesley. Miss Louise Galloway. Miss Ivy
Hen Woodruff. J. II GilInour, W L Abingdon.
l.sca- l. Davenport. Myron Calico, Basil West
a65 a shs T GS6res + sha 5eh r. s. Nae
YIN Gilbert Heron. Fred Herford, Ralph Sullway
ard Frank FullaaHi.
Way Down East" continues az the Academy
OF Music for TWO weeks. The three hun
orslth performanSe Of the play at t4s ihestge
as souvenirs, VIII be presented to the women.
II II. sotherns engagement this week at the
Harlem Opera House. in The Proud Prince" is
sure that the theatre viii be filled at
AT the Third Avenue Theatre tomorrow His
Sisters Shame" by Dore Davidson, begins
weeks engagement. It is Sensational melodrama
with plenty comedy OF the laughabls
kind Miss Daisy Lowering VIII be seen IN tho
leading part
Tomorrow night. a. the Fourteenth Street
Theatre 'Pobert Emmett reaches its four hum
ROSenQuest
brste by giving to every woman in attendance
souvenir sugar and cream set in two pieces. Inc
farewell performance Of the popular play in this
oy the s5ay Snu % sa h yS on sany
has forsaie =. comic opera riI4rP F to inc EouT
The I-.sh drama The Bold SOjer Boy" Mr. Mack
Inent.
NO wedding Bells for Her" melodrana from
the pen OF Theodore Krerner. VIII be the attrac-
tion az the Murray Hill Theatre this week.
Weber g. Fields win show IAN English Daisy at
the Casino January Is. Miss Christie Macdonald
has the principal singing part and Charles Bige-
low the Leading comedy character Fred Lennox
ss another OF the funmakers. The book
adapted 10 the American stage by Edgar Smith.
and additional musical numbers have been inter-
now enjoying a successful run Weber & Fields
Globe Theatre in Boston.
Next week W. H Thompson will appear at the
Madison Square Theatre n The Secret OF Poli-
chtnee-"
''Ransons Folly" in which Henry p. Harris VIII
present Robert Edeson tho Hudson Theatre on
January IS. VIII have its performance on Mon
day night Providence. Lieutenant Ransom ..Jcff''
Cah!l ana Mary Cahll, tina three dominant per-
sonages in the story, Will be played by Mr. EGe-
son. Harry HarwOod and Miss Sandol Nilliken.
The fourth matinee TO be given by the American
Academy OF Dramatic Arts this season Will take
place IN the New Empire Theatre on Tuesday
afternoon. The programme viii include the one
net play "a Queen Messenger" by J. Hartley
Manners, and The ParFenu." by George w God
frey.
On Monday night Arnold Daily takes Candida
70 the Vaudeville Theatre for an indefinite engage
ment.
This week VIII De the last Of Marie Terpest's
successful engagement at the Hudson. IN cornplf-
with numerous requests. Miss Tempest VIII
at every performance in the week sing the ball
Lad Sweet Nightingale" with which she IS 81
closely associated IL the memories of hey lrst
audiences 81 this country II The Tvro-
song here $50
PLAYS THAT REMAIN
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of 9UGax-'' ~-~A~-
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tJ1UDsON--' Marriage OF Kitty" week
t1cADEEg--@wsy Down Fart
BELk scO-S~est Kitty Rell2irs" with Mis-. r,,o.r.n
ckIIEEsloS--l other Crit well worth soeine $1,000
sHh5,t-.s3Siss Robson % IN Merely May Ann
ShrI,;T5I q ~ T.ta Kiss Mile Jamss
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