New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Yeats Play at Matinee-Miss Tyree to Star
in Rejsne Part.

Miss Josephine Arthur. who is said to be niece
OF Paul Arthur appeared yesterday afternoon al
the Garrick Theatre I'm three plays desiring 10 putt
herself forward 20 the notice o. managers and pub
lie She WIS seen first in My Nilliner's Bill" with
which the late Isosiua Nokos used 10 delight her
audiences. then ia Marietta" brief melo-
dramatic sketch Of San episode OF the Garibaldian
revolution by Stanley Dark. who remained so.
and finally IN THE Hour Glass adaptation Of
rho old morality play. 10y ". b Yeats written for
the Irish Theatre. For bringing forward this little
piece Miss Arthur may Doe pardoned her assumption
OF Mss N01es's character her singing. even Mr..
Dark John Malone and William owen. not Miss
Arthur. played the leading parts in Tho Hour
Glass. ne former cFeei'a2ly enough h2o ne 3e.q
1an-lar with ils -lHes Tie latter Nith a to1c4 oL
real poetry and suggest NencS with human feeling
man. Tho wise man has taught al. that part 81
ireland che Ireland 81 long years ago evidently
the context ana Costunes) that tnere is no
enel comes TO Inc wise mans threshold and tolls
him that with the hour. when the sand has run il
1ne glass De viii die. ana that unless ho can IND
FCmc cne who s-.U believes, be may not enter
Ike I5yeryman. this wise man then holds heart
hrcai-lnE search Tor some 10 succOr him. But
al have imDibed 700 wen his teachings. His wife
lncudably played by Miss Siyra Brooks-his pupils
Tvea his ttle children, all repudate The flith they
only the fool sim believes Tor he has talked
with the angels indeed h.. carries pair - shear-
nnd cuts the black which had spirits have
spread The hills TO catch the feet % the angels
man. and tho Angel again appears in The doorway
Hnd catches The dead mans soul in her hands s. Il
passes. The pupils FAN their knees u rchirth
az faith at the sight. and the curtain Geseeads
OF tho fool and the FopLiscati0nS % tho wise man
s. handled by M-. Yeats with . blended charm OF
sOiE legend and the supernatural. and with q
simple dicriCn which &c yet fneOdiOus and lreonv
fuaglDatIvc and IL held the audience iu its spell
As well played ''EyerymaIl' was PLAYED z
would probably show how tenacious OF life through
shc centuries the faith and 81 nations Miss
Arthur played che angel in this drama, where her
work counted fo- more than IN TIE other two.
Miss Elizabeth Tyree makes her rvappea-a-ce -
star at the Savoy Theatre Monday night. April
IS n an a6aprqtioa OF 'IIcU-euse' Reiane's Paris
comedy q last season. Tit for Tat has been
chosen as the title q tho American version. The
Cuv-ert attraction at the Savoy Theatre The
Eupcrsflto-s % Sue" win make Way fo- Miss
Tyree and her company. leo Diet-ichstein. who
Hdaptcs the play Tor Miss Tyre, viii 10 ;hs
stage her Leading Tee cast which ha~
been engaged 10 Support Miss Tyree Includes Jobn
1sl00d. Miss Katherine Grey Miss Helen Tracey
afss Eliza beth Emmett. Feiice Norris John Emer-
con Ess Alice Neal Frank Powell ard Harold
Wolf
Miss Jeanette Bagesrd. tie dancer who plays an
jrl,Dortart part ta TIRE cast OF The Prince OF
pnecr" was forced 20 go 20 the hospital yester-
day whore she viii undergo an operation FOR
inastoiaitss. exactly ike that performed on Miss
ETIe. recently. u Is hoped and expected that she
slI recover iu time 10 accompany The Prince OF
I.lsen' 20 London IL May.