New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

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mPse g9 gee1son a@ aeaSaS2 @s sa Th he
Gs69s6 GS5as9 1S1ian %5s J. sySss joins a'
Naney George HoaHe AZ pdn1bte, T6rssfe Ts6.r1ssfe as
Oliver Twist. J. z. ses5Aert AZ FRT9w1 Ecic9uIt 9iIt
55 secsled Sls5e as and gone 70 laura Keel :,IH I
atreJ During this season az ne WlTnt Brian. ~
the burlesq0e OF "lvanhoe'' and
Nav ls he opened Laura Keenb ~ lhg@lrf. Tny1't
under his own management with Ed among
BILE Prince" HE company tneluhetta Chan
others. 3Irs John Wood Mrs. Hefke produced
frau and J. II. Stoddart In June (Iuiy sThe
~our Japa3ese Embassy + r,,seb ana IN iesque re-
y1' lyG0oh1' h. E'l,IIanes o.frIen JeSerson ACTED
c. r. Item and the Tycoon and bersironons
acted Lefty Laurel and Young ,9al Vincent. j.
c. barnett, and Charles Thorne, 80
July a. jefferson revived .gd gd e6m!doek. eemf5S-iH
Cousin" ana acted Asa Trench4be "a a
sothern. and Mrs. Wood Were ir1be season at
August g. jefferson closed - "
Laura Keene's Theatre. tkerso, his erss
slwEebrqagy s,ted Is ds3e eeaqfoTn II @ nd July s.
acted in San Francisco for hn Franesco for
SIboTrne Fl e ne femained maine in straa and New
,se ICELAND ists5 fSE f9gr FgrSysd ysddrS and spemr
appeared at the AdelPhi Ti,, Van WiTEie''
opd @ made ID he 6FaP' Saed from nr liverpool for New
York arriving on AUGUST Tx the Olympic Thea
ire New-York rip Vel qts1 M'nSlS sIs TIenebard a[S n
TIE same e,InsT engassmeRS S hS hWSodcock and Tobias
Shortcut He 5s had srfss rfss9speFous tour 'r Of the
queDtly ne maue PiF
sePtember t2e!4PoeEE % presenttn ee fGls0 NIP b
IL Defs%3er fs2 cousin 70 he MI MI fp saraS Isabel Warren
daughter Of Henry WILttshii ,o+;, sooso, On
peaTing at McvickerT Theatre Chicago as Rip
lS691IIe bought % an Is. he resided
He bought an eshte cagf beri, G1hse IN IssiS8a Sii0
HMp1st he arSeared at Booths Theatre.
New-YoTlS, RipINan W 'itN19 y 5ootb,s Theatre
io'V Tew-Y6rI< as Rif Van Win.Sl and he acted
there in the saue character liii Feo U0iS .
,s7rB1anuarv 90 he participated in perfOrmanees
for The benefit OF the family Of GeIge H2lland
recently dead Holland died on DFcemoe' ~
ls72@He was cured Of glaucoma; by suFs'fa 9P- 2
grafton performed at Hohokus n J. Dy DI-
Ianmarv / b resumed acting and reappeared
England accompanied by his wife ana IaHiny
and by WiIim Warren. his second COUSIN cousin The
atre, New-YeTk,. as Rip Van Winkdle Wlde p-,,,..sgz
% 3rion h5 as Rip van Winkie and l,e
acted there. in the same character until ApfA
,s-7-At Easter he again appeared at the Prncess's
Theatre as Rip Van Winkle. and ne acted there
" 11idsimmer he went to the Haymarket Thea
tire, London, and played snort sSTarlts
under the management OF Jqnn a . T., G5I5 155eS es'
appearing Mr. Go!ightiy and and HgSn sds Ge a5d
"a Regular Fix He had little earlier, acted
Mr. GOlightIy. for the benefit OF the eminent
He 'S successfuIIy defended himself in Law
fbe Princess's Theatre for alleged breach OF CON
tract in closing his ems agement at the PTin-
His enFagement was for "the regular season.
and the court sustained his contention that the
regular season had come to an end when ne
October L. he arrived in New-York. from Eng
October 2s. he reappeared in New-York. acting
AZ apgIsfin r1Sfii Daly' and JED Rip Van Wrinkle
lS7S-He revisited California. and he was received
"i5ts December Is he acted at the Fifth Avenue venue
IheatTe @ NeTv-I ORR H1dsr ds R tbe m management Of
MessTs. Daniel H. Harkins and Stephen Elske.
PbiladeIphia he produced sheridans comedy Of
The Rivals" and he made brilliant hit as
For several ensuing seasons he continued to
Winkle. sometimes varying his programme with
Dr. PanglOss. Dr. OIapod, Caleb RUNNER AiF'
80 7onI,Iy IIe Of actoTs1by William Winter was pub
Iished This book has since been revised an9
augmented HndeT erdIge the t!!ie OF Inc LIE anu
,SSa-F4e bought an estate at BuzzarG's Bay Mass,
and built house. which he called Crows Nest.
iss cs6tdry Magaane In $50 il published IN
a large and handsome book with numerous
Illustrations by the Century Company.
lsg1IApriI j. Crows Nest was burned down. but In
1sg2MApriI n he appeared at Yale University
making his first essay as S ieetureF SIt e anfin ana de-
That address. with various modiacations. he
has many times delivered sInee & taaI 1lsht sIa
,-arsitv the degree of NJ. A.
Al Carnegie Music Hall New-York for the
benefit of the Kindergarten Association;
June g. he was one or the pallbeaFers at Edwin
Booths funeral
He was elected president OF the Players New
lsslI'The Life and Art of Joseph Jefferson. by
William Winter. was published by Messrs. Mac
milan
1se5-Jeferson received the degree Of NJ. A. Sim
pIic.ter. from Harvard Gniyersity.
from October Il II. Noyem5er 8. PTesenting
Caleb Plummer. Ar Golishtly and Rip Van
NoTember H6Hls s. at the Garden Theatre. New
York a public presentation was made to him,
of a Loving Cup. given by the actors Of the
1sssAHe punished the play of RIP Van Wrinkle"
with preface and pictures, ,.,.. =.
April +. he was the recipient OF banquet at
He organized star company for the pro-
May I. he appeared, with his star company
a. the American IheatFe eo, New! 80 ork' P5eSSntsPs
solIte. William H. Crane; Captain Absolute.
Toseab Jefferson: Sir Lucius O'Trigger Nat
g Goodwin; Fag, E, N. Holland; David, Fran
Lydia Langush, Julia Marlowe; Lucy, Fanny
May 80 he ended the season with two per-
formances of 'The Rivals morning and even
ing. with the above cast. at the Fifth Avenue
,sg7-Apri 70, a supper in honor Of Jefferson, was
CURED at the Aldne Club. New-York-
March 81 jefferson entertained at a
banquet by the Colonial Club New-York
stI3y May S Jefferson deyeFsd S es aafres Oh
October TO- he appeared at the Flfth Avenue
October 26. ne was taken i'll and was Obliged to
disappoint an audience. Ter the hrst time In MS
in Philadelphia returning to New-York to play
October q. he visited William Winter. at
! Staten Island, and delivered an ADDRESS at ne
Arthur Winter Memorial Library ..,- -.
the last perfSrmance ma of the Nev-York season
| November 4, he Was again taken III III and could