New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Arthur Robert Rogers. Miss Louise Macintosh
George Howell and Harold Hartsen.
At Proctorss 2Sd-st house the special features
will Robert T. Haines and company in The In
CRATE written by Geneveve Haines. and Miss
Emma Carus. late of the New-York Roof Garden.
Others on the bill are the williams and Walker
Glee Club: Hickey and Nelson. in their sketch.
Twisted and Tangled: Joe El Nesto. European
juggler. who will make his first appearance III
America at this house; Rose Naynons birds, Stan
ley and Brockman Mills and Morris and the NAL
zetti Troupe, European acrobats.
The Tigress'' in which Seena Fetter Royle
starred few years ago. will be this weeks at
traction at the 125th-st theatre. The play will be
produced under the personal direction of the
thor. Ramsay Morris, who has conducted the re-
hearsals. The cast will include all the favorites
Morgan viii play Lise Troubert. afterward called
Count Guido Barotti Sunday concerts will be held
features, Lee Harrison heading the list
Tony Pastors show for the week has good acts
the BILL which is headed by Keno, Walsh and
Melrose. in their novelty, The Revolving Arch
the Empire Comedy Four. in What's the An
swer?"; Searl and Violet Allen. THE Sign
Painter Lizzie Evans and company, in The Old
dies. and Harry Thomson the Mayor of the
Bowery. with new stories.
able bill beginning with The Heart of Brahma,"
in which Walter Hodges will make his first ap
pearance in vaudeville. Interest for lovers of
music will centre IN the engagement of Alexander
Nret court volinist to the King of Greece - and
Adolf Close. pianist. in a half-hour recital, and
Mime. Terese Dorgeval. of the Theatre des Varie-
furnished by the Juggling McBans and McPhee
and Hill, horizontal bar experts; Burtons dogs;
act. and Nate Leipzig and Ferguson and Watson
Will add entertainment to the bill.
An addition to the Proctor circuit was made last
week when the contracts were signed by which the
Griswold Opera House in Troy added to Mr..
Proctor's chain of playhouses. The Griswold
Opera House has been Troy's highest priced the
atre. BY his arrangement Mr.. Proctor gains con
o Of The sw9d t for a Sps m 4dn64 fsT OF wars a sd 80
negotiating Tor other hgh class tneaues IN tns
State to enlarge his vaudeville circuit The leasing
of Importance
Henry WoIfsohn returned from Europe yesterday
with a number Of contracts for the appearance
here next winter of artists.
They include negotiations with Nine Emma
Eames for ten supplementary concerts TO follow I'M
rnediateiy after the twenty-five which he has al
ready booked. The tour of Nine Eames will open
in Bangor, Me, October 4, and continue until De-
ceInber 19.
Marie Hail. the English violnist, will for
sixty concerts, opening in Carnegie Hall on Oc-
toDer 81. Miss Hall has appeared in London Paris
and Berlin during the last three seasons and is
looked upon as one of the great vioinists of the
day.
Bessie Abbott the American soprano. who for
the last two years has been a member of the Paris
Grand Opera, will confne herself entirely to con-
cert work 6eginning Mn Ia IN Decea6fT eaT r 70 return in
Tugh9 {g @ aS Rs debuf here in an
orchestral and will give series OF recltals
impersonaton Of "Kundry'' in the English Par Par
Eli Eli a}51rn for a limited number of orchestral
certs and song rectals beginning early III Decel-
MuTieI Foster, the English contralto who was
heard here last winter with the Boston % SynpnoHg @
orchestra return --jn-- February ana remain
until the close OF the Cincinnati Festlyad IN May in
,IaTcb for twenty-five concerts and remain until
Nay 1Jyhile abroad Mr. wolfsohn also arranged with
Tosanh Holman, the 'celst, and Annerst Wepper1!
f45e pianist to travel with Nine Eanles III hei
coneer6 COMPANY oripsta Mr. wofsohn viii manage next
vioinst Adele Aus der One Pianl5E ,sV So
Miles. barytone Mrs CoI1ie nr and Herbert With
erspoon basso-
oe o4 the lectures in the series to be delivered
~, Rurton Holmes this coming winter viii De on
+ha STORY of the Cross" the taoieaux presence
-, +ba inhabitants of Oberammergau. MI Holihes
has been in Oberammergau for two weeks gat1er-
ing material ,.,,, ta
I'VE reached Oberammergau on FRIDAY ne
writes saw the play Sunday. but was more
concerned in getting shots at the queen Do"asef
1Tarpberita of Italy Got two good bioscope plct-
,,-as of her one as she arrived in her automoohe'
snG one M as she walked to the theatre ,o,,,a
ssIThile | was taking her with tLie Dl0acGt St-3t
Anton Lang the portrayeT OF tne part VI "a
rr4nc5 near by and bowed 70 her majesty (Who nad
xisfed mis- potter shop some years DeioTe anu ii
80 him silver mounted beer sedl for a weodlts
present. The bio bic ssi1f gof fne ''eiieh'
.erbe Heir to the Hoorah." at the Hudson The
o+ra will reach its hundredth consecutive per
Tor-,ar,ce on Wednesday,. July 3 Tomorrow night
--; see several changes in the cast of the COMEDY
Nice lane Peyton remembered as Harriet For
5e in rThe Earl of Pawtucket," will succeed
8ifes' sitgreaves as Kate Brandon Miss louise
19--tTa- vr7Il succeed Lunson Madge casey,
and Ernest Lumson will succeed John w cope a.
Dave Lacy a special tourth OF July Hla'l1oe va"
be given next TUESDAY.
Sam Bernard will give eight performances OF
..,-,, p olIickfng Girl the Herald Square Ihe-
+o mis- week The extra performance viii De
r,o+inee on Tuesday the 4th. Sam Bernard Will not
t ,t,la n take a vacation this summer The re-
,nte. of the play for the first nine weeks come
foso IN s15o00 Sam Bernard and Hattie VIII
{-T7s are seen advantage IN TINS Ds slIo", J
49, az assisted by Coyne Aimee Angeles anu
ai.s6+~ dancers The swing song. the fayoTlte
...2c,,e,, and Friends That Are Good and True.
s11eT hZ Miss Williams, ard partcuiarly IhuidLs
SUI SD Kfsroa71Tay'' are Of the striking numbers
in the bill
Contracts were signed by which Nine Bertha
18th viii be under the management of Harrison
C.,,y riske manager of the Manhattan Theatre for
an indefinite period