New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

ss-norrov night al the New Amsterdam, the
Criterion and the Hudson Noliere. Zangwin
and Paul Armstrong viii be the authors repre-
eented OF these the most interesting, of course,
VII be the production by Richard Mansfield at
she New Amsterdam tomorrow Of Mollere's
eouaedv The ATisanIhrOpe.' Air. Mansfield 1or
she arst time il his career assuming the title
mart Rehearsals have been held while the
s,.or was nightly appearing IL his trying roper
tory. and the feat of putting on the play thus.
tn the midst o. & season, IS a physical triumph.
SsF Mansfield VIII use the translation by Kath'
a45re Wc-uley, somewhat revised IN vocabulary
ead cadence TO meet the requirements OF the
stage The .-santhr0pe" has figured N the
English drama before as n The Plain Dealer"
chat brilliant comedy OF Yycherley which Illus
kratss alike the merits and the disgusting faults
ef the Restoration drama But n its own guise,
not es an adaptation OF q source, Il is new 10
fhe American stage. even as all the plays of
aIolieEe are almost a novelty. II Shakespeare
- Nttle acted in France, A-o,iere IS hardly less
60 n English speaking countries. Mr.. Mans
.deld promises brilliant setting for the play,
and his success with the character OF Alceste.
ard with the drama as whole VIII be awaited
with Interest
AT the Hudson Theatre tomorrow Kirke La
EheIle VIII show new American comedy by
Paul Armstrong called THE Heir 70 the Hoo
dsatly bears family relation TO The Luck of
Roaring Camp" Indeed n the play the miners
bring n their christening gifts IS they did 10
Luck, and similar rypes are shown among the
characters. Further than that, however, prob
ably the relationship does not go Luck" was
& short story inimitable but brief. with only
The barest suggestion OF q possible one-act play.
The cast Of The Heir TO the Hoorah" viii be
as follows:
Morris en imported butler Horace James
sirs } X kent a rnofher-in-iaET Eieano-e NorevtT
:ot Lacy q The Hoorah Mine. Guy Bates Post
N Kate aranaon q The Katydid Mine 2; sitgreayes
se--&cy yoes tfother enc partner John W Cope
ii var FsnrsIe- Eel,y fereusr OF The Fioo-s II TrsT
Sngs-one winthrop Ezstern cap,taIstH s Northrup
Lon PerTy Owners of the Killbear 1aeS G. CaSpbsIl
Gus Ferris owner Of TIE Dixie Ranch Nenfse Johnston
NoT2h Larnlson
.gI .MsigI.s : 19ys.7isn George Barr
Mss Annie Russell comes back TO New-York
to-moTrow evening for her second metropolitan
engagement this season and win be seen at the
Exterior Theatre in q new comedy by Israel
zangW5l entitled Jimmy the Carrier" It IS
comedy Of rural England, presenting types OF
character and picture Of life that are repre-
sentative of the idyIlic villages that are 10 be
Sound even within short distances OF London.
2i1ny Is sweet young country lass who occu-
pies the place OF carrier for the village folk.
Keeping them IN communication with the dis
2nt CITY. Her ancestors have had a monopoly
g the carrier business for more than z century,
81 aow the young son Of q prosperous farmer
becones her competitor, and by using modern
aoehoos q transportation begins 70 take her
customers from her. jimmy falls desperately
n love with her rival carrier, and the story OF
G.e play IS developed around the mirthtul com
0ncdLlons that the young people have 70 over
5'y 55ly so.r-es me carrie -AilLle 4ts H;
.-tL tlnI roliag stone. sla
5os6ua Ssselol5 - -e-rsa.cter George " Wilson
Gah Skudle ste veterinary Grant Stewart
sEncle Hunlock the postraar Charles > st AbDe
M Wagsta1e, Of Frog Cottage the village eressV-2sT
Al the Majestic Theatre tomorrow night kel-
aar The magician. and Paul Valadon, sleight-
pf-hsnd performer from London. win begin
briet engagement. II this engagement is sue
cess, ii is proposed 10 have an annual spring
Season OF magic at the Majestic Kellar needs
20 descriptive paragraph. He has long been
s9Fortte in his field, and his many illusions nave
Gls Charm which such illusions, when ven car
zee out always have for young and old a4lES;
&heoSophy, astral bodies, hypnousm, WlA a!
come 70 kell2r's aid Tomorrow, n pretellce II
not u fact add 70 the mystery OF his perform
Sane. Hala6on-i IS said 10 be humorlst as Wei
es tEsckster.
sAcazs of BEsnEisd Finance win move 70 the
kEneaB Theatre Tomorrow. and the Savoy VIII
q elo1sd for extensive alterations
This is the last week Of Miss Walsh's engage
ment a. the Herald Square Theatre.
Ihs last week az the season Of Mrs. Fiske and
% Manhattan company ana Of Leah Klesch-
a. et the Manhattan Theatre. viii begin to-
n0sow evening. The season has been one OF
As most brilliant Mrs Flske has known.
hae has given new evidence Of her talents az
tsEess, stage director ana playwright and has
wrought forward and given generous opportunity
group Of players who, with her. form the
Neeet acting ensemble in many years. She has
~s1nred % Q. IL s. AGcLellan'S Leah BleScn-
- eas q the few zeal SUCCESSES OF the season
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