New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17

.,-s-.--- ---,-e -lr ana for he first FIVE OF
a. +ts~4oo,, g. ,vas ga active service. II estab-
N FIRST produced. and It made the repulauoHs %
Della FOX and Alfred Klein. MSS H3Use
sing can scarcely fan TO MI MISS foAs SHOES "a
Mataya in the present revival ana + TaDh OaSey
IS not unknown IN Mr.. Klein's part for he TOOK
the character several times even IN the inlua-
season. The scenery and the costumes have
been made afresh for the revival and large
chorus has been engaged. Frank Dupree has
ADDED some fresh lyrics 10 Mr. CSoodwin's origi-
49,, o,s ,rere are % Few new songs though
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the popular music OF the lale Woolsoh MoIse
ington Arch has long been completed. but there
is still the subway 70 ask the Man in the Moon
about The cast in full.
wang r2srer, q. sian, ........... De WOLF Hopper
colonel Robert Fracasse military Instructor q siam
s 49, Ia. o s r, ~. rrs,o Casey
spsn5 professor y department ass4 v S9eI1
Panapim cambodian Envoy. .-..-....--.. Frank I'm
IA venve FTfIaousss. widow OF French Consul Of
Fschs A ,S1f t sesI
Gillette her eldest daughter Julia SsndeTson
Hsneite her youngest daughter Hslsn Mooney
Fiearet.s ..... ........... Rose wilson
TgIie - More eanghters -. Maud Stanley
Sorailis $1,000 $500 F 71, 1870, ssleAvoyy
suzeJts 49,. -. Charlotte Palmer
Messenss5 No Sos ke{ y; morse
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but she has elsewhere Her large supporting
teriai TO cast the Dumas drama thoroughly
and there should be no excuse for lack OF en-
se ZEN ey 1.a ~ 1gi -a e"eU'
Io-rnoFroW hight Inc secret OF Fohchlheie
VIII move from the Garden TO the Princess
Theatre, and VII there resume It's successtoI
run, WIZ ". r thompson aha an me origlhat
ne NAV ard should furnish 2 harmonious set
ting
Az che Academy Of AFusio to-uorrow william
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meIlt N DaNla EaIuIIl- On TUESDAY LIsAI the
fifth anniversary OF the play win be celebrated BY
from which the play was made.
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Empire tomorrow also
This VIII he the last week Of Candida" at
the Vaudeville Theatre. FOR Mr.. DAILY takes the
MAY 10 Boston a week from Monday. M
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close OF the season, however Next fall ne VIII
give New fork rs long delayed opportunity TO
witness that civerttng farce You Never Can
TIE 10th performance Of Sweet Kitty Bell
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etre, ana no enc 10 MISS Crosrrlan season IS
yer N slghI
or interest 70 lovers OF musical comedy viii
which is to come to the West End Theatre
tomorrow. This work OF Harry B. Smith and
Victor Herbert was originally produced by Miss
Alice Nielsen. The cast which includes sixty
comedians and singers. IS made UP OF Miss
Edna Bronson VINO pays the part OF Musette.
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Ssranscn fse-nan TSirsbbe-g FS5T-sr5 NTet I-
relse sd Grafton Baker The clor1,S e Is-oa
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his week OIAhes 0he Iase"eH performance OF
Mr. Conrted's two stars, Ferdinand Bonn and
rau6olf Christians They viii appear Jointly IN
.9z,-~o-.,-..,,,,. - nro,s.,- "a 60 -
=, -N-,. - 90 eses sven
Nathan Ger Welse, VIII De given with the
two stars IN the principal roles Thursday viii