New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
NOVELTIES FOR THE WEEK.

NOVELTIES FOR THE WEEK.
Perhaps of most interest among the new
offerings this week VIII be THE Lion and the
Mouse" by Charles Klein. author of THE Music
Master" which comes to the Lyceum Theatre
tomorrow. This play treats OF business. and
Of the influence in politics and life Of the
money power it said in Boston where the
play has enjoyed several weeks Of success. with
sincerity and earnestness. Business, the money
power" certainly, is an engrossing interest in
America at present, though it has taken the
theatrical manager some time to get away from
the superstition that however much if occupied
the thoughts of people by day, 1t would not in
terest them presented on the stage. 1t is a
curious superstition and one that has been dis
proved each time modern business conditions
have been treated seriously and truthfully in
the drama-which to be sure has not been
often. 1.-THE Lion and the Mouse then, gains
interest from its theme, not only for the. gen
erai public, but for the managers who have
to be shown" and for the piaywr1ghts VINO
would like TO treat of other passions than
''puppy love- The cast will be in the hands of
Grace Eniston, Edmund Breese, Richard Ben
nett Marguerite st. John Frazer Coulter, Sadie
Stringham, e A Eberie Carolyn Elbertson,
Walter Allen, Julia Hanchett, Martin Sabine
Marion Pollock Johnson, Edward See Margaret
Gray, Augustin Daily Wilkes and Ruth Rich
nond
on the local stage at the Garrick Theatre
Tuesday evening, impersonated by Miss Grace
George The dramatization OF Mrs Wards
novel have been made by Margaret Mayo and is
said TO follow the work rather closely How
ever, the mother Of William Ashe has been
made more brutal in order to make Lady Kitty
more-what fs the word2-reasonable. The cast:
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LORD PsrhsIn. 5 constanfine
Eddis Heston. =. hortneS H Weldon
Ladwig George franklin
Gusepps John Carlton
Iay kitty Grace George
Idy TTannsOre. Miss Maud Williamson
Lsdy orOsvfs. Reggie Darlington
Frau MISE Justine % ciIns 5nTos
N z &. Scthern and Miss Julia MarIowe win deyots
IFthe last six evenings and one matinee perform
snce of their engagement at the Knckerbocker
Theatre to Romeo and Juliet" They were seen
here last season in the tragedy. The cast:
z1scsluE Prince OF Verona. Fred Erin
Paris. young nobleznan kinsman to The prince.
SsEalsf ya!anes other. FfanE Ensdon
adsToutiO kinaTaan prince ana friend Of
Beavcli0. nephew Montague and fre1d to LEWIS
yba nephew to Lady capuet k Il coeaa SssHiSa
Bathaaar. servant Romeo Robert s GiIi
servants capulet Frederiels Kanfnan
Peter servant Jgls!s Rowland BacRstons
An 1roSecsr MaIcoin 5Ison + 5rsdIsy @l5s
Iasy Monisgue VIE Harrington o
juliet daughter to Capuet Julia MarioWe
& Cs6e 70 F@i1S catherine Wilson
Robert B. Manten Will not appear as King /
Lear at the arden Theatre tomorrow night |
as was originally announced. the production of |
that great tragedy having been postponed by |
William A Brady until November 27. The |
approaching week will be devoted TO con-
tinuation of Macbeth and repetitions of
"Otheo" and 'Richeieu" Macbeth" will be
given Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day nights /
and Wednesday matinee. "Richelfei" viii be
given Thursday night. "OtheIlo" Friday night:
ttiehelleu, saturday matinee and "Othello" /
Saturday night. 1t has also been decided to
continue Mr.. Mantells engagement at the Gar
OF Lear
The final two weeks of the engagement of the
Ben Greet players at Mendelssohn Hall will be-
gin Tomorrow evening with the Elizabethan
performance of Julius Cesar" The perform
anoes are given only on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings and Wednesday. Friday
and Saturday afternoons. Next week the com
pany viii give six farewell performances the
plays being Much Ado About Nothing on |
Monday evening. Henry Y" on Wednesday /
afternoon, Twelfth Night on THANKSGIVING
evening. Julius Cesar Friday afternoon
Macbeth" on Friday evening and THE Mer-
chant of Venice Saturday afternoon The com
pany then goes 30 Boston.
Notwithstanding the success OF Jung Heidel-
berg" Kari Milloechers posthumous operetta
owing to the temporary transfer of Lima Abar-
baneIl to the metropolitan Opera House in
future drama win alternate with music at the
Irving Place house. on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings OF this week Jung
Heidelberg" viii be the programme at the Irving
Place with Lima Abarbanen as Won VogeI and
Jo Hegyi Lies. on Thursday evening a
novelty win be produced. entitled Die Rrueder
yon Sanlst Bernhard" ('The Brothers of Saint
Bernard"). II fs drama in five acts, from the
pen Of Anton Ohorn. The plot deals entirely
with rnonastic life and character. The scenes
are laid in the famous monastery. Harry
Walden will appear Frfar Pauius; Max
I3aenseler. Franz Kierschner Otto Ottbert Her
mann Rudolph. Karl Knaack and other popular
members OF the company viii interpret the roles
OF various members Of the fraternity, while the
TWO female roles those of Marie the wife of a
turner, and Iiesl, her daughter. win be played
spectvely.
me Brothers Of Saint Bernard" will be re-
=, ts es oa frioay and Saturday evenings and
mos