New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12

The season at the Garden Theatre begins to-
night. when Henry w. Savage will offer George
AIDES latest comedy 1.-THE Bad Samaritan" At
fits recent premiere In Washington the play was
successful The cast includes Richard Golden, Miss
worth Harris Miss Ceceylle Mayer Miss Augusta
True and Miss Grace Fisher.
Ephraim Thompson's elephants were the head
liners at Hammersteins yesterday afternoon and
evening. Miss Nella Bergen, the we'll known comic
opera prima donna, also a headliner while
the rest of the programme included the Eight Vas
sar Girls, instrumentalists; the Four card Broth
ers acrobats: Prell.s dogs. Hathaway and Walton,
dancing speciality; Charles Burke and Miss Grace
La Rue. in The Silver Moon; Fields and Ward
comedians; Bruno and Russell. in a singing and
dancing act. and new vitagraph views
Tony Pastors Theatre was packed at both per-
formances yesterday. Frank Bush, the comedian
was the feature of the bill. Lizzie Daily and COM
pany were seen in brand act. Hayman and
Franklin presented their Matrimonial Agency"
for the first time since their arrival from Europe,
All star vaudeville is the offering at Proctor's
5Sth-st theatre and the bill this week contains
the following well known headlners: Miss Maggie
Cline Watson Hutchngs and Edwards company.
Papinta, Miss Blanche Sloan and James Walthour
and company. Stuart Barnes. Miss Mayme Rem
ington and her pickaninnies, Karsys myrophone
and as extra star attraction. the Proctor stock
company in "A Regular FIX
F. F. Proctor's all star stock company has come
to stay at the Fifth Avenue Theatre; that is set
fled after the 1ammed houses of last week and the
reception Of 1.-The Climbers last night
Nathan Hale" in which Nat c. Goodwin once
starred was presented yesterday at Proctors 125th
81 tbeatre William ]. Kelley played the title role
and Miss Beatrice Morgan was the Alice Adams.
Miss Jessie Bonsteele. formerly OF William A.
Rradv's siberia company. will appear at Proc
tors 12sth-st theatre Monday next in The
Frisky Mrs. Johnson
rAp apnlications were received by mail yesterday
NV tbe manager Of the Madison Square Theatre
from stage children who had heard or the success
,,edA bv Helen Pullman and Edith speare In the
rat NJ Claudia in '"rhe PRICE Chap" which is on
for rim at this theatre Several Of the little APP
nucants have taken 1t for granted. now that the
success OF the play is esablisnea E ina Nh law
ce has no intention OF placing the play on the
road until its run is ended in New-TorK'
Harry c. Schwab has been engaged as the press
~nsentative for Miss Marie Cahtlfs new play
s.nsao,abipe" Resides taking his position
,sterday Mr. sehwab celebrated the twenty NTH
anniversary of his entrance into the newspaper
huziness Mr. Schwab Is Of the men OF IONS
est experience in his line of work in TINS country
An interesting programme will be presented to-
night at Dreemland's free vaudeviEe safaei -
incrdes ten up-to-date vaudeville acts closing
tel the bograph The attractions Creation.
canaIs of Venice, Coasting Through Switzerland
,hutes Air ships Igorrote Village. Hell Gate
rngo:s victory Partisan Wonders. Bumps Fooiish
fJnEse Japanese Theatre and Thompsohs scenic
are not losing any of their patronage as
the season Is waning Pedro. the aeFiaisb WIZ CON
sinue his midair performance