New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

k1er engagement promises to last till summer.
W. J. Ferguson, Stephen Grattan and Harry
Conor. ell Broadway favorftes, have been added
to the cast OF Mrs. Temples Telegram" which
continues to cause merriment at the old Madison
Square Theatre
The joint appearance Of the three Berlin
stars, Ferdinand Bonn Rudolf Christians and
Harry Walden. IN Beyerlein's play. "zapfen-
STRETCH" produced on the American stage under
the title of TAPS" has renewed interest in the
fascinating military play, revived last week at
the Irving Place Theatre. Mr.. Conried has de-
cided to leave it on the repertory the entire
coming week. with the exception of Saturdays
matinee. when Rudolf Christians VIII have
chance all to himself by playing that favorite
role Of his. Redacteur Bolz in Freytag's COM
edy, die Journalisten." Mr.. Conried has just
gained the rights to present Gustav Kadelburg's
newest comedy. der Familientag'' C'The Fam
lily Reunion'O. Besides the best members of the
company, roles have been assigned 20 Bonn,
Christians and Walden that there seems
other treat to look forward to. Mr.. Conried
also announces cycle of Schiller plays in COM
mernoration OF the poets death. The first will
be Don Carlos" with Walden Carlos, Chris
dans as Posa and Bonn as Philip. "Wallen-
stein" comes next with Bonn and Christians.
"Kabale und Liebe" Mr.. Conried will present
this Wednesday at Yale University. and, in
May with a grand SchiIIer-Feer up at the
Metropolitan Opera House. when Wilhelm
Tell" masterpiece or the poet, Will be given
under Mr.. Conrieds personal direction.
The benefit to be given at the Hudson Theatre
on the afternoon of April Z, when Robert Brown
ing's tragedy, "a Blot in the 'Scutcheon." is to
be produced. has added interest because it
marks the temperance Of Mrs Sarah Cowell
LIE Moyne Those who remember Mrs lie
Moyne's performance Of the queen in I'm a Bal
cony' will welcome the opportunity of seeing
her as Lady Gwendolen TreSham
William A Brady and Joseph R. Grismer's big
spectacular production of BARLEY CampbelPs
Siberia" will be this weeks attraction at the
American Theatre. The engagement is for two
weeks. The K1shineff massacre remains the
sensational feature. 1t is promised that two
hundred people will take part in the defamation
OF the inhabitants OF the Jewish quarter Other
big effects are the fete IN the Governors palace.
introducing a Russian ballet and a military
band and drum corps, and the escape of the ex-
lies from the mines of Siberia.
Woodland" Henry W. Savage's fantastic
musical comedy, will be seen in the opera house
at Harlem this week. The book and lyrics are
ders, the two authors who gave TO the public
THE Burgomaster." King Dodo" and THE
Prince of Pilsen.' wv oodland" has for its char
acters the birds OF the forest
Owing to the patronage Of Henrik Ibsen's dra-
matte epiogue, when We Dead Awake" Mau-
rice Campbell has decided to continue the series
of .natinees at the Knicllerbocker Theatre and
will give them the afternoons Of Tuesday
Thursday and Friday CT this week. The play
will be presented with the same cast, including
Frederick Lewis, Miss Dorothy Donnelly. Frank
Losee and Miss Florence Kahn
Miss Odette Tyler will reappear the stage
at the Yorkville Theatre S6th-st. and Licking
ton-ave., tomorrow night, presenting a new
play written for her by Mrs Elizabeth Lee
Shepard. entitled The Red Carnation." Miss
Tyler whose work in Secret Service" 'Phroso'
and other Broadway successes has atten-
ton, win be supported by the Yorkville Theatre
stock company.
Kellar will mysttfy and entertain at the West
End Theatre this week. He needs little advance
putting, for his name and deeds are familiar
Doubtless the week will be prosperous one.
The Actors Society of America has arranged
TO give a benefit at the Criterion Theatre
Tuesday afternoon, April IL. The proceeds will
be devoted to the building fund. The present
quarters OF the society are at No. la West 10th
st. Several theatrical stars have already volun-
teered their services. and programme OF va
ried interest and uniform excellence Is expected
~Higglsdy- Piggledy" and Thu College Wild