New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-19

R0ss'l" and in an astonishing way II has taken
firm hold of nearly all German and Austrian
stages It's initial presentation took place ai
the Lustspelhaus in Berlin on December 8, ana
apparently 1t Will remain there an indefinite
time. Ferdinand Bonn and Rudolf Christians
will be seen here tomorrow night IN leading
parts and Harry Walden, 10 comply with the
wishes OF Mr.. COnried. who Is anxious to let
all three OF his stars shine forth at the same
time has amiaMy consented to portray a small
but pleasing part. The cast includes also
Frauleins Won Ostermann, Frey, Abrams, Russ.
Kierschner and Won Wegern, and Herren Hanse
ler Hagemann. Ottbert, NARROW Frey Kiersch-
ner and Meyer. A newly engaged and promising
member OF the company FTaulein Carrie Lind
will make her debut on this occasion In antici-
patton of a warm reception, Mr. Conried has
decided TO let the play remain on the repertory
for every performance OF the coming week.
Miss Ellis Jeffreys. in The Prince Consort."
will move down to the Knickerbocker Theatre
tomorrow night.
Arnold Daily Is going to give Candida" at a
single matinee at the Garrick a week from to-
morrow This play has been the making of
Mr. DAILY. and he doubtless feels debt Of obli-
CATION to it. He will be assisted by his original
cast. On the following two Mondays The Man
OF Destiny and How He Lied to Her Hus-
band" will be revived.
Francis Wilson comes to the Harlem Opera
House on Monday in Cousin Billy the
Clyde Fitch play without music, in which MI
Theatre.
Frank Keenan's bill for the fourth week of his
engagement at the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre
will consist OF "The System of DR.. Tarr," $50 p.
M; "At the Threshold" 9:15 p. M; "A Passion
in a Suburb" 10 p. m; THE Lady Across the
Hall" 1926 D. m. Friday Saturday Mr.. Kee-
nan will produce another one-act piece.
"a woman's Fiddle" by f. NJ Dawson and he
has in preparation the most recent success Of
the Antoine Theatre. Paris. The American
name for this new play has not yet been de-
cided on. but it will be merely anglicized and
not ADAPTED for this country, preserving all the
effects that characterize the French version.
I'm London" is. the subject of the "TraveIogue"
TO be delivered tonight In Carnegie Hall by
Burton Holmes The material for this talk was
gathered by Mr. Holmes last summer when he
spent several weeks in the British capital A
particular feature of the lecture is the number
of motion pictures, nineteen being used during
the talk These pictures show scenes in various
London thoroughfares, well as life portraits
of King Edward. Queen Alexandra and other
notables The 'TraVelogue' will be repeated on
Monday and Tuesday afternoons in the Lycsum
Theatre.
an Old Kentucky" now in the twelfth season
or its phenomenal success. will be the attraction
at the West End Theatre, beginning tomorrow
evening.
Robert Edeson will tomorrow night enter on
the last week of his engagement al the Hudson
"Strongheart" will be presented in Boston on
March 81 for run, and will be revived at the
Hudson Theatre next September on March %
Miss Virginia Harmed will present her new ro-
mantle play by Lena r. Smith and Mrs. Vance
Thompson.
Miss Anne Sutherland has been engaged by the
nagement for Charles Frohman i'm
portant member OF the cast for THE ROllickng
Girl" in which Sam Bernard is to star. The
initial performances will be inaugurated at the
Herald Square Theatre following the present
run Of The Woman in the Case" Miss Suth-
erland will sever her connection with the York
vile Theatre on April l. or therea bouts. after a
most successful engagement, in which she played
many important roles.
There are only two more weeks of Grace
George and the pleasant comedy, Abigail" at
the Savoy Theatre.
On Friday afternoon. April Z. Mrs Sarah
Cowell lie Moyne will present at the Hudson