New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

ot light character. and they not numerous
Mr C. n Cohan performs at the Hew-York
Theatre. in Little Johnny Jones" Mr. Jefferson
ss Angels continues the prosperous career Of
"Fsutana' az the Lyric Theatre. Mr.. Bernard sno
his associates busy and sprightly in The Rol-
licking Girl" which on August had its Tooth per
fornance At the Herald Square Theatre The
dancer. Csrmeneita. rleases visitors 20 Hammer
STEMS Roof Garden. Miss Virginia Earl and other
popular performers AFFORD amusement NJ the Aerial
Gardens the New Amsterdam Theatre MISS
FAY Tenpleton is prominent there. TneTe is
continuous performance al Keths Union Square
Theatre. and there is 4 capital variety show al
-rouv Pastor,s Theatre TIE collection OF
works ~ the Eden Musee IS worthy Of attention,
are a. AFshattan Beach ard Coney Island the pleas
u-e seeker viii ind vaudeville. h!p?odrorne' hre-
works and many miscellaneous joys wherewith 10
beguile the lazy hours Of lsngu.d summer time
The seath rst Of members Of the stage. and per-
sons variously associated with it. has been sady
extended with the last four months " V 1illo'-
son theatrical manager. died at Rife Ariz, early
IN Nay. The death Of jesse Bartlett Davis &C.
Cured At Chicago on May "a in her <orty- sixth
wear SAN s Shgbert died May Il. much la
-nented-a young man Of fine ability and much
promise and one Of the most auspcious workers in
the field Of theatrical management personally re-
Epectes and beloved nv wide circle Of friends The
death Of Kjrke La Shelie occurred Nav IS Mrs
r Ogden Dorenus. dramatist died. in NeW-York.
Nav ls. aged seventy-hve. Mrs Josephine Hene'
daughter of the once distinguished actress. Mrs
John Hoey. died on June 5 Robert Elliot. an Eng
ush actor. died June IS at Liver,rore. Cal. VIII
isu vithers. the old theatrical orchestra leader.
died ~ Wakefield Y !. July Il George :. Fuller,
the veteran manager. died. Montvale. y J.. July
4 in his eighty-ffth wear. Mr.. A. z. Lancaster,
dramatist. died a; Montclair. - J., July o. aged
s.xty-four.
The usual proclanaafions are current 10 in
tended proceedings by actors and theatrical nlen-
ayers. Some Of these words Of promise are au-
spicious: others Insignificant. Richard Mans
field The leading actor Of the American stage. viii
signslize the dramatic season OF 1896 by pIo-
duction Of Schiller's tragedy OF Don Carlos the
epitone OF story Al once pathetic. romantic ana
terrible. The German play has been adapted IN
French. and the French play has been adapted in
English. Mr.. Z. s. Willard. returning to America.
viii make an elaborate revival OF The Fool's Re
venge,-a tragedy long current in The reperto-y OF
Edwin Booth Mr.. OTIS Skinner viii set in a play
called The Duke de Grammont" Mr.. Wilton
Iaekaye viii present dramatic cpitome of Victor
Hugos novel Of Les Miserables." Mr.. y. c. Good
win viii appear in a play called The Beauty and
the Barge" Mr. Louis James viii impersonate
NlrginiCs. Richelieu and InEomar. Mr. William
Gillette viii appear in a new play called 'Clariee
Mr.. Drew viii present new play by Mr.. Thomas,
and Mr.. Lswrance DOrsay will present
piEy. by the same author. called The Embassy
BAH" Nr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe will appear
in The Merchant Of Venice" Much ADO About
Nothing" twelfth Night and. The Tanning OF
% her powerful and brilliant performance or
Adres. Miss Viola Allen will bring OUT a new play
called '-rhe career of Betty Singleton" Miss
Aaude Adams will produce Mr.. Barrie's Peter
Pan. Mrs. tiske will continue the career Of "IEah
kleschna; preliminary TO the production of sew
eral novelties. The irst novelty at the Manhattan
Theatre vii be rev play by NJ. Rupert Hughes,
entlJied W hat VIII People say" Miss Margaret
Ilra, based on the novel of The Kew Magda-
len len by. 6y Wilk,s t Collins Miss Ethel Barrymore
~ aPlear IN ny Barries Alice Sit by the Fire. -
menL Of Mr. HARRISON Grey Fiske. IN ''Menna
Wanna, by Mr. MaeierIinck in ''Maeda md in
other plays OF like peculiar character. Mr. J. X
haekett ana Miss Mary Mannering (AIrs Ha-aett)
VII VII aet m play. long current in London called
The Walls Of Jericho Miss Ada Renan will ft
Is probable return 10 America in October but she
NlA nor act This season. her physician having ad-
ESed her 10 rest Miss LILLIAN Blauvelt will rro-
oLoS new musical play by Charles Emerson
1ook. called The Rose Of the Alhambra' Sarah
t,etnnarot WIZ make American tour. beginning
n 1hlcago m November, and will present lie old
plays OF Angelo. La Tosca. ." and Camille" and
q new version Of the old play Of "Adrlcnne Le-
c9u'reur Mr.. William Crane will produce new
pay called The American Lord Miss Blanche
5oates VIII appear in & play by Mr. EselascO
-nf great shakespearfan parts of Macbeth rnd
iN!lS Lear Nill be attempted by Mr.. Robert Mar
lels slr Charles Myndham viii revisit in,erIea
anc make an extended tour. Sir Henry Ir1.ng was
10 nave come N January. 1906 but is non li:.i-
mated mat MS farewell tour will not be undertaken
IaiL the autumn Of that year.