New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES
MISS JEFFREYS AND MISS BINGHAM THIS WEEK-RE-
TURN OF THE DARLING OF THE GODS"

Th'S :. o.o,ges Of bill at the Empire. the
fheIe VIZ yvanack's and the Academy.
Ne" T--,a,,srbocker the first New-York
ae :. Ibsea's When We Dead
penn -, o.,nr eft q matinee on Tuesday.
,s,. Miss Amelia Bingham will
O1 - ~r,.noclx's Theatre in q play by
So called ''Mademoiselle Marni."
- g = French actress, and the scene is
=. poris. showing. in the first act. char
81 - 80, the Latin Quarter, and introducing
<o'e4s -. singing Miss Bingham will have.
-iAi1...'s ,rhat is called emotional role"
-, roles" are so called because, like
sense. they belle too often their ad-
eoIl'- rIenoe play which is built about
s1vsrs experimental. and dependent on
-.,-sss who plays the part. Predictions are
.sbls Miss Bingham's cast will contain
r-sSe-se De Beneville. Henry Kolker. Frazer
Ec1ts- Max Freeman, Dore Davidson, Frederic
49, s.' walter CoIIgan. Miss Sylvia Lynden,
80 Maggie Brayer, Miss Amy Lesser. Augusta
c:-ssnIeaf and Madge Ryan.
,rss Ellis Jenreys an English actress. begins
her American tour at the New Amsterdam The
.+-s tomorrow night in The Prince Consort"
G.. has been leading woman with Sir Charles
TTvndharn. with John Hare. with George Alex
,n6sr and with Edward Terry. She has filled
Is. same place at the Duke of York's, the Gar
~ Prince Of Waless. Adelphi and Court the
s.r.s For the last three years she has created
al the leading roles Of the plays produced al the
rsvu1arket Theatre. London, and II was through
the dissolution Of the partnership existing be-
tween the managers Of that theatre that Liebler
r Co were able 10 engage her for an American
tcur The Prince COnsort" IS a fantastic COM
ely OF modern times, adapted from the French
IN william Boosey and Cosmo Gordon Iennox.
The comedy tells the love story Of a royal
couple and proves ultimately that even a queen
Is woman where her heart is concerned.
The cast:
PIiaes ~ Zen " e 9Is
p-ssi5eSt q lie Council. william H Thonpse1
Lieutenant sander the Queens Guard Wifrid North
coa1t Nyiyse First Lord II Waiting Basil West
aiastsr Roy FaPch 5iia
Aasjs5 h q = A5tnur t5oyt
ssorstary William Little
f3:s: che queens Kate philips Hips
Queen Miss Ellis Jeffreys
nssas latest in all probability his last, drama,
"TThea We Dead Awaken" will be shown at the
gnckerbocker Theatre on Tuesday afternoon,
and On Thursday and Friday afternoons as well.
Maurice Campbell makes the production, and he
promises that It Will be worthy. There is Of
course. n this drama an opportunity for scenic
display not TO say scenic ingenuity, that would
pace on q high mountain side, and the final
cstsstrophy is brought about by a land or snow
Side which comes laundering down out Of the
clouds. Sunlight the peaks, mists that rise
and drift about the foreground, the thunder OF
The slide, play through the act like the music In
Wagaerian orchestral score, while the drama
moves 70 its end The simple, UNMARRIED interiors
OF "cHedda Gabler' and "a Dolls House" are
quite different sort from this. II Is as If Tosen
were returning in age TO his earlier postic man.
zA v-rg~- 81 ia
prose drama into allegory This VIII r the f1rst
production IN New-Yo-k of When We Dead
Awaken" and almost the first in America-it
played last week on the road. The cast
viii be IS follows:
Professor Arnold Rubez sculptor. Frederick Lewis
Ne Asa Ru5ek MS D1Iosn = 7s
THEN lan5ed proprietor -; FRANC loSee
sister of Miss Evelyn Wood
William Gillette who has become the living
embodiment Of Sherlock Holmes. as all the pict-
ures OF that remarkable man testify, will return
20 the Empire Theatre tomorrow and revive
his famous detective melcdrama, he says for
the last time Sherlock Holmes and Nine. Patti
are alike in one respectfully are fond Of fare
wells. II was five years ago that this drama
was first shown by its actor-author in New
York, and Il has been seen here more than once
since It needs no description. unless Newcas-
lie needs coal Miss HLda Spong will play
have been re-engaged. By the way, why does
rot Nj. Gillette revive Secret Service" at least
as good q rneiodraua, and not so hackneyed?
Probably because an accommodating Golfers"
does not revive It first! The cast tomorrow:
William Courtleigh
-L-sS- sidney Herbert
rank Andrews
AIRED > toward
lIeEsf Aotlsrty George ". Vessels
t9Ies Ralph DeluOre
t1nsy Prince .Cunton Mcpherson
Alfred BasE'ck- George c,-1re-
". r. Walters
Julius Weyrnss
Sctandler
-. Harry McArdle
oWeII
bliss Jane Laurel
Miss Julia Thomas
MISS Hilda spong
-e-sse Miss Svbl Campbell
AFE Elaeeelsy Miss MaUde Giroux
When David Belasco brings Miss Blanche
Rates II THE Darling Of the Gods" to the
academy Of Music Monday night the occasion
VII mark the beginning Of the end OF 1.-THE
Darling OF the Gods Great as has been Miss
Bates's success in this gorgeous mixture of
Oriental picture and drama, she soon must set
aside the fascinating language and dress Of the
Princess Yo-San 10 prepare for next seasons
new play. which Mr.. Belasco is now writing for
he-. Accordingly, the coming performance viii be
rot only the last Of THE Darling Of the Gods"
n New-YorI, but also Miss Bates's farewell to
the part The record Of Blanche Bates and The
Darling OF the Gods" has been remarkable. Fol-
loving its twelve months run az the Belasco