New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02
memoriam" Of the burning Of the Casino and
the consequent curtailment Of the run of Lady
Teazle''
I do not often do such things
But once / wrote a play:
They had to burn the theatre up
To keep the folks away.

Der Familientag C'The Family Reunion'D. by
Gustav Kadelburg. with Ferdinand Bonn, Ru-
dolf Christians and Harry Walden in the leading
parts. will enter tomorrow upon the third and
last week Of its successful run at the Irving
Place Theatre. Der Familientag" will. be pre-
scented every night this week At the Saturday
matinee Rudolf Christians will appear as Count
Pela Palmay in another comedy by Kadelburg.
entitled Die berihmte Frau" Herr Christians
will be supported by an excellent cast. For the
following week Heinrich Conried announces the
Joint appearance of Nine Agathe Barsescu and
Messrs. Bonn. Christians and Walden in Schil-
ler's Don Carlos and also 'Wallensteln.' Herr
Bonn, who may never be seen here under the
management of Mr.. Conried. appears for the
first time on Wednesday, April l.. in the title
part of Wallenstein. On this occasion Nine
/ Barsescu Will play Thekla and Herr Rudolf
Christians Max
Again the Music School Settlement will have
benefit this time theatrical. and probably none
of the players Will receive 1900 for their SER
vices, either. Mrs lie Moyne and cast chosen
by her viii present next Friday afternoon at
the Hudson Theatre Robert Browning's "A Blot
in the 'ScutcheOn,' which has not been played
here since Lawrence Barrett presented it. Mrs
lie Moyne is not a stranger TO the Browning
drama.
Little Johnny Jones'" with George NJ. Cohan
and the same cast and chorus which appeared
at his engagement at the Liberty Theatre early
in the season, will be seen in Harlem the cur
rent week, for the first time, at the Harlem
Opera House.
Mr.. Pipp seems to be in the theatrical field
with vengeance. Tomorrow Charles Grape
win will appear at the West End Theatre in a
farce called THE Awakening of Mr.. Pipp."
Thursday, April 10. and also on the following
Thursday David Warheld will give a matinee
OF THE Music Master.
On April Il CAIonday) the 1OO0th performance
Of The Darling of the Gods will occur at the
| Academy. Souvenirs will be given TO everybody
| in the audience, men as well as women.
Burton Holmes will take the audience at Car
negie Hall tonight TO Ireland, and Will show
them the sights that he saw last summer when
he journeyed over the Emerald Isle. The tour
begins in Dublin, and ends in Queenstown, after
Belfast. Cork. the Lakes Of Killarney, the
Giants Causeway, Blarney Castle and the wild
vest coast have been visited. While Mr.
Holmes gives views of many Of the well known
| places Of interest in Ireland. he also takes in
| Achiu Island, and in the towns Of Dusort. Keel
and Dooagh gives glimpses OF Irish life that Is
| seldom seen by tourists. During his stay In
| Ireland Mr. Holmes made nearly one thousand
pictures From these he has selected one nun
| bred and fifty for his travelogue when also IN
cludes twenty-seven motion pictures one OF
them showing the difficulties encountered Dy the
nan who Kisses the Barney Stone. The crazy
! Tnotion pictures which have been feature OF
| Mr. Holiness lectures this year, nave provoked
much applause by their ludicrous eneets. IN
these pictures all motion is exaggerated steam
boats moving with express tram speed, ana
carriages going by 50-foot leaps. me pictures
are taken slowly. and projected rapluly ana
therein lies the secret. They have the advan-
taFe Of showing much in a short time. The
lecture on Ireland will be repeated to-InorroW
afternoon ana tuesday afternoon AZ the Lyceum
Theatre.
y,,cbard Mansfield, having completed the first
hsIf Of ais engagement at the Nsw-Amsterdam