New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Plans for the Irving Place Theatre Opening
Saturday Night.


NJ r,onrtad has now decided that the opening
.+tna,+to, ~ the season at the Irving Place
Tl,aatra on Saturday evening next will be Gang
hofer and Neuert's peasant play. Der He[rsoI'-
schnitzer Won Ammergau'' C'The Cruclnx C@l'el
Of Amu1ergau'D. with its curious studles oA IUN1
rustic life its quaint characters and primitive sen
tinlenL On Monday evening next. Der Herrsott-
schnitzer' VIII give place TO- Igat c9ne t4iI1
three acts. by 6 Won Puttz enl JVib F7raS1
nichr nit dem Feuer CDon | ray WIN = tT ~, -
in which Sophie Grosser, the new tngenue OF me
Irving Place company VIII MAKE ner aIsa on
debut. The comedy wiz pc p e9g zL ,fT ~
Tuesday and Wednesday nights RE opening q
low on Thursday evening, when "Fruhhngsslutt
spring Breezss po5IHgGeS "8 bV o. come me
pany headed by Lima Abarbaneli and inclq t6a
Marion oha a fay0rite, German singer; 10 gJo S
sefa5 Hegyi, a pretty and piquant Hungarian ana
other artists well known IN Europe
The frs. dress rehearsal o: 1906" the new
operetta by John Kendrick Bangs and Manuel
Klein. will be held to-day at the Garden Theatre
Henry W Savage promises that this production
will be the mos elaborate scenicaIIy he has ever
made ''2-90-5' will begin the season In Baltimore
on october ana atteG week run N Oc s ri1 u
for an indefinite engagement
Samuel F Kingston. repre- senting F. Zegfed. jr..
returned TO New-York from London yesterday on the
steamer Grosser Kurfurst- AIr. Kingsron's errand
here to arrange for the forthcoming American toGr
Of Alice Nielsen who sails from England on the Ced-
rio on October 12, and whose season VIII open at
Washington, D. c.. on November L Miss Nielsen.
who was last seen here comic opera star, has
since sung abroad in grand opera Her present
tour which viii be under the direction cf Nj Zleg-
field, in association with Lee ShubeFt has been
booked by W. G. Snow in the larger halls through
out the country. Miss Nelson's repertoire viii in
clude Don Pasquale. 'Crispino e CHnare,
The Barber Of Seville Il Elsire dAmore," and
acts from Carmen ''Faust Lucia" Martha
and ia Somnambuia." In the larger cities she
win also appear in 81 Paghacci' and "Cayalleria
Rustcana' Miss Nielsen will be supported by q
small company OF European artists and II is proc
able that in larger cities she may use chorus,
although none will be utilized in the smaller places
The organization Will include a complete symphony
orchestra.
The new Julian MItchell-Victor Herbert-Glen
MacDonough musical extravaganza. which seems
to have hit Chicago pretty hard. has suffered an
ar1uutatiou in its name 1t is to be called The
Eight Princesses" It is due at the Majestic Thea
ire on October %. The opening OF the sunday
evening concert season OF the victor tlSIDeLLt
Orchesfra at the Majestic has been postponed from
October Is TO October q
Mrs. Fiske recalled. after the performance OF
Leah E1eschna" on Monday. that her return en-
eareu7ent in this play had begun upon the tenth
erT,J,arza~v of her return the stage. It was on
Senteusber % 1895. at Lancaster. Penn, that MIN
ME Madden who had given up acting Al the time
az her marriage to Harrison Grey Ftske, made her
f7rat regular stellar appearance Minnie Madden
Fiske. The play On that occasion was Daadets