New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03
EDWARD MORGAN.

Of his own hearts desire. So the Prince Chap
comes into his kingdom.
"Fantana" is about to enter upon the last four
weeks OF its at the Lyric Theatre. where JEFF
ferson De Angels and his company will give their
final performance in New-York. September 30.
The musical comedy will then have been played
800 times in this city. A special matinee will be
given Tomorrow
THE Earl and the Girl" which opens its
tomorrow night at the new Lyric Theatre, Phila-
delphia, will be the initial attraction at the Casino
Theatre, opening about September IS. The COM
pany includes Eddie Foy, Georgia Game, Amelia
summerville. Zelma Rawlston. Templar SAKE and
others. The Casino will be found much changed.
Broadway, and the orchestra floor will be on
level with the street.
The Rogers Brothers begin their eighth annual
New-York engagement under the direction Of Klaw
& Erlanger, at the Liberty Theatre tomorrow
evening. in John j. McNallys musical play, The
Rogers Brothers in Ireland is in three acts.
with the scenes in Ireland representing Glenda-
Tough the Lakes of Killarney and Barney
Castle Ali the characters in the piece. except the
here their familiar broken German dialect. The
lyrics are by George V. Hobart and the music is
De Wolf Hopper will be in "Happyand" at
the Lyric Theatre October 2. Mr. Hopper's sup
porting company is to include George rockingham.
Dunsmuire, Carl Haydn. Ada Deaves. Estelle Went
worth and Marguerite Clark.
There is no dimnutIon In the crowds at the Hip
podroma where "A Yankee Circus Mars" and
The Raiders have been repeated afternoon and
night. The big circus is new and varied in its
numbers including horse riding posing and
ing by Mile. REM. the Cottren-Powells and Care.
1.-THE Prodigal Son" which has already been pre-
scented in Washington. to the Nev,-Amster-
dam Theatre tomorrow night The cast includes
Edward Morgan. Aubrey Boucicault. Marie Vain
wright. Ren Webster, Charlotte Walker, Drina De
Dodson, George C. Bonface, srr and Henry Berg
man.
The Alhambra begins its second season tomorrow
afternoon. Robert Hilliard will present his
p1aylet LAS Man Sows'; James J. Corbett will
tell new stories and John G. Rice and Sailie
Cohen will be in q sketch The Irish
Queen" Maggie Cline. also appears
The Colcniars bill for the second week includes
Henry E Dixey. with his company of players; Cole
and johnson, Haveman's trained animals and Paul
Conchas. the European heavyweight juggler
THE Catch of the Season. at Days, is must
cal play that appeals strongly to women by its
daintiness. Its gorgeous gowns recommend it most
Gng bg There Is much b oFs School 90 af
Tire Ham Tree" at the New-York Theatre, IN
which Mcintyre and Heath the stars, is draw
ing large audiences
The Pearl and the Pumpkin" at the Broadway,
is a success. It begins its third week tomorrow
evening
Labor Day at Proctors 125th Street Theatre will
signalize the beginning of the regular and
the return to the stock company OF which William
J. Kelley IS leading and Miss Beatrice Morgan
leading woman The holiday will also mark the first
performance in Harlem Of THE Royal Box"
The attraction at the Grand Opera House Labor
Day week Will be George AIDES County Chair
man." with the original company, which played at
Wallacks for an entire season
Sam Bernard and The Rollickng Girl will soon
celebrate their 10th performance at the Herald
Square Theatre
This will be the last week of the fireworks In
Pains Amphitheatre During the week there will
be, besides Port Arthur" "reminiscences of the
great carnival. Wednesday Philander Council No.
s2s R. A. will see Port Arthur" and on Friday
there Will a gathering of the Sons and Daughters
OF Old Erin the auspices of the Gaelic League
Saturday. the closing night. will he PAINS jubilee
and In all probability farewell to the present In
closure. In honor of the occasion the lawns will
be illuminated.
There will be a special Labor Day matinee of
York State Folks" at the Majestic, where the
play will enter upon its third and last week.
Nat NJ. Wills will be in THE Duke of Du-
luth'' at the Majestic on September II. The piece
written by George Broadhurst and Max s.
Witt and represents Mr.. Brosdhursts first work
in the musical comedy line Elaborate scenery is |