New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

| Edna Wallace Hopper. Louise Dresser. Alice
Hagensn Peter F. Daley Harry Fisher George
Beban and Lawrence Grossmith. and the pro-
duction has been arranged and staged by Julian
| Mitchell The limitations of time have made
necessary the condensation of About Town" "
AS a basis for the new version of the original
production the most catchy bits OF comedy have
been retained, and around these has been writ
ten practically story. Several new song
numbers promise 70 become popular, and Julian
Mitchell has evolved new stage pictures.
Home againI" is the song which Joe weber's
players will be singing at Webers Theatre Mon
day evening. The Weberites have been away
from their familiar stamping grounds at Broad
way and 29th street for three months. educat-
ing the citizens OF the outlying sections. 1t will
be brief engagement which the Weber come
dlans and singers Will fill in the double bill
'Twtddle-Twaddle" and THE Squaw Mans
Girl Of the Golden West" as Mr.. Weber wants
to get an early start at his new production by
Edgar Smith and Victor Herbert which will be
put the boards during the Christmas holi-
days. Among the Weber players who Will
ceive the applause of many friends Monday
evening Joe Weber. Marie Dressler, Edward
j. Connolly, Bonnie Maginn, William Burress,
Flora Zabella, Ernest Lambert May Montford,
Harry Crandall. Vida Whtmore Douglas Ste
Yenson. Matte Boorum, Joseph Kaufman, Helen
!, Helms, Al Darling. Selma Mantell and the Young
America Quintet
The success Of WIFI ThalIer, the German
comedian, as Graf Waldhof, together with the
force Of the play in which he made his American
appearance, Will render il unnecessary to change
the programme at the Irving Place Theatre until
Thursday evening next. Till then the bill will
remain last week. Carl Karlweis's comedy
"Onkel Toni
On Thursday evening a new comedy in four
acts. by Gustav Davis. entitled Die Katakom-
ben" C'The CatacombsO will replace "Onkel
Toni" Appended is the cast:
ExceilenE Thsodor Oesergard. Adolf Winds
ChIistOph Nelson .FTisdrich HoiIhaus
49,. Iruoe Nogt
Baron Georg Rudins Trepow
oficai Bobrmsnn r RAM I, KeTschner ]
Or Richard Mayregs Willy kaiser
Graf Dohnfurt Jacques
Con Lonneeke Max I4ebl
Mar. '.''''--'''' ''dAtie re sa Won Wegern
H0f-ofcial schmieg Jacques Lurian
Die Katakomben" will be repeated on Friday
ana Saturday evenings. and at Saturdays mat
inee.
Richard Carle's sixth week of THE Spring
Chicken" at Dalys. is at hand
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts will
present on Friday afternoon a novelty, a mod
ern morality play, THE Broken Bars" by Anna
Wynne. The characters involved in the drama
represent the well known virtues and vices; the
action portraytng the struggle between Father
Religion. who figures the central character
and Multi-Millions Poverty and SIN. Tempta-
lon, Miss Innocence, Foundout Miss Hypocrisy,
crime, MIS- fGch Sorrow and others also
involved in the story. The play depicts certain
modern moral conceptions, and introduces a
number OF vices. in a personiied FORM that are
a product OF the present day. Three act
plays VIII also be given-''My Lady Tongue"
by William NJ Batt; The Preacher" by John
D. Barry, and "The Third Chapter" by Charles
Dickson The performance will take place in
the Empire Theatre
Mr.. Gillette in ''CIarice" continues at the Gar
rick.
Hattie Williams and her little cherubs 20 on
their merry way at the Criterion.
At Wallacks Sam Bernard is enjoying great
popularity, and across the way, at the Bijou,
Miss May Irwin is meeting the same pleasant
fate.
His House in Order" at the Empire; The
Hypocrtes." at the Hudson. and The Lion and
the Mouse" at the Lyceum. continue.
Tomorrow ushers in the last week of Miss
Eleanor Robson In the character of Nurse Mar
jorie at the Liberty Theatre. Beginning a week
from tomorrow Miss Robson will produce two
new plays. the first a three-act comedy by
Eugene w. Presbrey, written from story by
Jerome K Jerome, and entitled Susan In Search
OF a Husband" and the second, which will fol-
low the former at each performances, a one-act
play, entitled "a Tenement Tragedy" Miss
Robson Will be seen in both plays.
'"The Three Of Vs. is achieving success at the
Miss Grace George continues TO give the Hop
wood-Pollock play, Clothes" In the Manhattan
Theatre, where 1t is nearing the end of its
third month.
Tho Great Divides" nnidweek matinee this
week will be played at the Princess Theatre on
Wednesday instead OF Thursday This shift Of
date is only temporary, being made to permit
Miss Margaret Anglin and Miss Lena Ashwell to
appear in Mrs. Danes Defence" at the Lyric
Theatre Thursday and Friday afternoons Next
week. and in the future, Thursday matinees
viii be given as in the past THE Great Divide
Will reach its fttieth performance at the Prin-
cess Friday night
''Brigadier Gerard" remains the attraction at
title part IN Conan Doyie's dramatization of his
sketches or adventure and romance.
Montgomery and Stone in Charles Diingham's
production OF THE Red MIL" continue their run
al the Rnickerbocker.
Tomorrow evening Blanche Bates enters upon
the last two weeks of her long engagement at
the Belasco Theatre In THE Girl of the Golden
West" Of which she has given more than four
hundred performances. She will give her last
performance or the California play at the
Belasco Theatre Saturday evening Noyem-
Der "a. and the following week the new Relasco-
Tully play The Rose Of the Rancho" which is
10 be presented for the first time on any stage
In Boston next Tuesday evening Will be the
Belasco attraction for the remainder Of the sea-
SON Miss Bates viii begin her tour OF the lead
Ing cities at Boston on Monday. November %
Rose Stahl I'm The Chorus Lady. js nroving
the truth OF the sdage Laugh and the world |