New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
NEW BILLS.


/ comes Iuu. while the public finds its way OUT
3of the labyrinth. Only at the Liberty and New
YYork theatres tomorrow VIII there be q change
( of bill At the former new comedy by Henry
blossom will be shown; at the latter q new
musical piece by Richard Ca<le There WILL
lncz7pver be occurrences OF interest at the Ger
man theatre.
Z The new Blossom comedy Is called "a Far
ErxchanEe." and was written to exploit Thomas
kEV. Ross. who was also ths star of "Checkers
fine scenes are laid IN New-York and at the
hIarchnnont Yacht Club house, and the contrast
Shetween Eastern and Western social customs
tss said TO furnish much Of the humo-. The cast:
ksxsIter Ianghorns CT Ryerson LanghOrue. brokers'
e Hon IeftTitch Murray Percy 2 Amee
. .9kE Di fsneoans Newton
Sfe Austin, owner Of the Dos Rios tsnSn " Pos.
NANCY Joyce ChsnneE Olney
nTne ss sn4s the oo1nodoies niece Claire KuiD
EaA7s hyeFS0n' WIDOW 'o'''S lizzie Hudson Collier
S0Irfo 9 Is5 maid Gertrude poreTnus
Antoine, Mrs Ryerson's butler Brunn
h Richard earle will open an unlimited engage
:rnent in his new musical farce, THE Mayor OF
sTokio" at the New-York Theatre tomorrow
might The piece enjoyed a run OF ITO perform
Fances in Chicago, where it played throughout
season.
"opens at the New-York tomorrow night, he viii
fhave enjoyed the advantages of a long prelirni-
mary tour. In his present musical play Mr.
,Carle fills the dual role Of star and author the
Emusic OF S'Tf1e Mayor of Toxic was composed
s;by William Frederick Peters. It is the hrst
fcomposition by Mr.. Peters to reach Broadway.
THE story of THE Mayor of Toxic" as Its title
Eandicates. is laid in Japan. and deals with the
Padventures of comic opera organization
Sstranded there. Marcus Orlando Kidder, i'm
Epressario of the luc1ess troupe is the character
Splayed by Mr.. Garlic. Among the company VINO
iwill be seen in Mr.. Carries support are Fred
4Errear, William Rock. John Wallerstadt, Ethel
Lloyd. Cecil Gray. Florence Willarde, Lillian
tDoherty, Olive Roberts. Inez Bauer, Marie Sails
sbury, Helen Brandon. Daisy tombstone, Beatrice
Hack and LGIcille Adams
? There viii be three Belasco successes in town
lthis week, the Yorkville Theatre presenting
1.-THE Darling of the Gods" with Miss Percy
sHasweu and Robert T. Haines and a company
iof the same proportions as characterized the
original Metropolitan production. The play will
Isbe at the YorkVile Theatre for one week only.
< Madame Kalich begins the last week of her
Engagement at the Manhattan Theatre in Mon
ina Wanna" tomorrow evening and II. B. Stan
kiord will then make his first appearance in the
ETole Of Prinzvalle. The date of the initial met
sTopolitan performance at the Manhattan OF Leo
fDitTichstein's latest farce. Before and After,
has been changed from Monday, December IL,
ITO Tuesday, December II.
y For the coming week at the Irving Place The
ERtre Mr. Conried promises varied programme,
sDrama. operetta and musical comedy will IN
turn be represented the bills. and a star will
EEbe introduced in the person of Ilka Paln1ay who
Fin private life is known as Countess Kinsky.
E1To-rnorrow and Tuesday evening, 'Frueh-
Isingsluft" the first success of the current Ger
Imam season, viii be repeated with the soubrette
alma Abarbanel, In the part Of Hanni. On
"wednesday evening. Gertrude Arnold Mr. Con-
IEied's heroine" viii appear as Magda In
isHelmath" C.Magda'O, Suderrnann's master
work Lastly. Thursday evening IIka Pal
may, Of Austria Hungary. as Iona, in the IA
sHorite Posse nit Gesang" (nusical COM
ssdy), entitled. 'Heisses Blut" ('warm Bloody.
5>Heisses Blut' is the Joint effort of L. Krenn G.
landau and II. Schwenk. 1t Is the original of
Ss'The RolIicl1ing Girl" uka Paimay. who is said
ito be Hungarian equivalent of Jeanne Gran
Her or Marie Tempest is famous in Europe. She
ARRIVED Unexpectedly in America some DAYS ago
land as at present arranged Will star at the
Irving Place ten nights only. She is equally
gweIl known singer and an actress and has
Ipended is the full cast OF '.Helsses BLU" which
fw1l be presented on Thursday Friday and Sat-
Islrday evenings and at the Saturday matinee:
.Herp Ta SsTolS
Hairc 5r t Gs5s
49, AnS9SA Blum
bctna2z Gustav Eeyffertit7
Esgy
gAotts Otto Meysr
Carl Rnaack
senchettA Rechardt
Robert ManteIi has been getting real money
at the Garcen Theatre box ofics all last week
with King Lear" and ne will continue that
Tragedy for another eight performances
For tbs A N Palmer testimonial benefit per-
sor1naace. which takes place next Friday af-
sernoon at the Broadway Theatre at 1:30 o'clock
rendered by the managers OF New-York and
dramatic artists. Daniel friedman has arranged
she following list Of attractions: A one act
1lay, entitled TN Old California" with William
TRvershaIn. W. S. Hart, Charlotte Walker and
members Of Mr.. Fsversham's company; a one
act play by Alfred Sutro, author Of iThe Walls
OF Jericho" entitled This Correct Thing" with
kA6srgaret Angltn. Mrs Whiffen and Frank
sWorthing; the comedy love scene from 'aThe
lHunchback.' with Viola Allen; one act play
Joy R. c. Carton. entitled THE Ninth Waltz"
with Fay Davis and Cyril Scott; several selec-
trons from "VeroniQue" with Ruth Vincent
and Miss Aimee Angeles In limitations Other
special features win be offered by David War
1eld Olga Nethersole Blanche Bates, ErauIein
2Abarbaneu and Virginia Harmed, which VIII be
announced hereafter.
The full receipts viii be rendered TO the widow
Rnd family OF the late A IL Palmer.