New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

act comedy drama, '"The Henrietta" at the
125th-st Proctor house tomorrow afternoon
'The Henrietta" was originally produced by
Stuart Robson and William H. Crane at the old
Union Square Theatre in 1891, where 1T ran for
one year under the management Of j. NJ Hi. 1t
was afterward used for several seasons by Rob
son and Crane in their starring tours. In the
uptown Proctor theatre production much care
has been exercised in providing every scenic
requisite and accessory. and especial attention
has been directed to selecting a capable cast
William J. Kelley. the leading man. now an es-
tablished favOTite in Harlem. VIII appear as
Nicholas Van Alstyne. jr.. Wallace Erskine as
THE Lamb the character created by the late
Stuart Robson. and Scott Cooper as Nicholas
Van Alstyne cold Nick'0. Mr.. Cranes original
part.
The continued success OF Albert Chevalier at
the Circle Theatre allows diminution in the
audiences at that theatre for during the week
past it has been turning away hundreds at
every performance. There hasn't been a song in
his repertory so far that has not made hit,
and few new ones in order for this week
OF course My Old Dutch" THE Future Mrs
'Awkins" and "A Fallen STAR still continue to
cause the greatest delight with his audiences.
In addition to Mr.. Chevalier. the mana cement
has provided a strong bill for the ensuing week.
There will be several exponents Of the Japanese
art Of jiu-jitSu. Jules and Ella Garrison. Ka-
liar's Operatic Trio Mamie Remington and her
Buster Brownies Sallie Stembler. George W.
Day, Burke's musical dogs and the American
vitagrapn.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre OF varie-
ties this week entirely new bill will be given.
including the following well known artists:
Debut in vaudeville Of Peter F. Daley and his
Lu Lu Girls; first time here after a six months
European tour Of Charles T. Aldrich: John w
Ransone, Moore and Littlefeld, Snyder and
Buckley the Marvellous Patty Brothers. Kelly
and Ashley Chester and her statue dog, the
nh via
'Frien1s" will be revived at Proctors 5Sth-st.
house
The production at Proctor's Fifth Avenue The
atre on Monday for the first time on any New
York stage Of Thomas ". Broadhurst's blank
verse drama. The Holy City" marks depart
ure in the sphere Of stock company work In
this city. Mr. Proctor gives the assurance In ad-
vance that the play VIII receive a most care
ful and reverent treatment at the hands of his
stock company. which is headed by Edwin Ar
den. Mr. Arden is to play Barabbas. and Hugh
Ford, the stage director will essay the difficult
role of Judas, while for the character of Mary
role on the road. has been especially engaged.
Mr.. Broat1hurst's play has already been pub
lished in boOi, form.
hfelike figure of Father GopOn Is the latest
addition TO the collection of notable personages
shown at the Eden Musee. The idol of the Rus
sian people is shown in his attempt 10 present
the petition of the downtrodden Russian masses
10 the car Cinemat' -Taph views are shown OF
the troops in front of the Winter Palace where
the people We're shot down. The Gar is also
SNOWY receiving mass. surrounded by his gem
erals, in front Of the Winter Palace
Mrs. Byrne-Ivy daughter OF the SCULPTOR
Charles Calverley. has been secured by f. F.
Proctor for a special engagement at the Fifth
avenue Theatre during the week Of January 80
Previous to her marriage, Mrs. Byrne-Ivy was
member of the Bostonians. appearing as Alan
a-dale in Robin Hood" which she played for
several seasons under the stage name of Mary
FalIner After successful engagements with
Frank Daniels-creating the Queen i'm .1The
wizard OF the Nile'-and with the American
Opera Company, under Henry w Savage Mrs
byrne-lVy left the stage and went to Europe to
study FOR the last four years she has sung in
eoncert and oratorio and has no intention OF
giving up her place among the concert con-
traltos- She will appear only occasionally in
feature.
As usual Tony Pastor has secured a good
array of talent for the patrons of his popular
playhouse FOR the week. The show will be
headed by Kane. Walsh and MeIrose. In their
comic acrobatic novelty. The Revolving Arch"
which embodies twenty minutes Of FUN. Miss
Nora Bayes. character colnedienns has bsar 50
cured as a special attraction, and Ernest Hogan
the unbleached American, is the added attToc-
tion Colby and Way will present their novel
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