New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
SIMMER STAGE NOTES.
77s of Productions Begins.to Flosv
TnsUard AgaiB.

.,.,,- vater OF the theatrical season has
- .,s the tide has begun 90 flow again
-. E7rohman's first production oS the season
-, che Criterion Theatre tomorrow night.
!. academy Of Music win open on Thursday
- che Fourteenth Street Theatre to-
= = afternoon with a lurid melodrama. Miss
.l.ys. T5afes returns 20 the BelaScO tomorrow
IN the other attractions in town will
,s,'--s With the usual changes at The vaude-
n. S..sss and popular price theatres.
u., r7asrss Williams leads the company which
n o,s, ff,e Criterion Theatre tomorrow night
= s-bs little Cherub." The play was ss-
"a tv wr. Frohnan 90 give Miss Williams
,r,5oTtunity TO display her peculiar ability at
!, tss4 She has several songs provided for
= .Asf are expected to become most popular.
,-s Baiely, who was the Tubby OF Edna
~r-s The school Cir. Is another member Of
;. ss-pany The musicOf the play IS by Ivan
~. fhsauthor OF the "Geisha."
rlss,ory Of "The Little Cherub'' concerns the
.s,srsursy Of the Earl. OF Sactobury. q promoter
2 milo morals. with Molly AIontrose. an ac-
.-.s whom he has criticised IN letter IN The
r-e The Earl IS played by Tom Wise, and
wn Williams is the actress. The principal
ss-scss-s In the play are thus described:
aa & ssnrso6urv- Tom Wise
-r cGgFes Andrew Hgginson
An s'uha0' James 3 g3iaESeley
WIZ Nest
lhsF...- John Mayon
ss briggs. Richard Chaxner
9 ln nteitn.. n = nandeI
EaTacls iB its twenty-five years in Broadway
rs not had a more successful occupant than
Hs Honor the Mayor" which moved TO that
huss last Monday night from its eleven weeks
IN af the New York Theatre. The playhouse
H. b.sn crowded at each performance, and
z.a favorable comment has been evoked by
Be method OF cooling the atmosphere at that
aszte. Tomorrow night Miss Trizie Friganza
vi make her debut in the leading role OF
Erninhn. succeeding Miss Blanche Ring. who
compelled 20 leave the organization owing 10
pzsTi0us contract. Miss FriganZa is We'll r'S
nsnbsEed as leading Coincidence with the ice
TshsF All Star Stock Companp last season, and
rfT 20 that as leading woman IN several OF
Eafy " 6ayages musical successes. Miss
Fhsalza VIII sing Waltz Ne Around Again.
VILE" which has become exceedingly popular
ui VII also introduce speciality in which she
70 initiate Marie Dressler and other well known
tlggs. Popular priced natinees will be given
EA Wednesday afternoon during the three
riE remaining in which the play will be seen
4 EailaGk's. The first OF these matinees VIII
h On August s.
The Queen OF the Highbinders'' will reign at
10 Fourteenth Street Theatre next week, open
hg the season at that house. She viii be fol-
hEsa he next week by "a Child OF the Regi-
llt" one Of Charles z. Blaney's melodramas-
ms season matinees viii be given Mondays
Thursdays and Saturdays
'Ihs ViEginian.' with Dustin Farnum, will
9n The Acadenyzf Music next Thursday. On
h5isnber 3 Il wiz be succeeded by the Heir TO
h HoOFah." presented by the original COM
ny Three weeks later "Mizpah" will be seen
eIa Charles Frohman has engaged the the
-.e toT the rest Of the time up TO January j.
~ Mss Bates VIII plav there in THE Girl
e Golden West" She will be followed by
.-al NaTdeld In The Music Master" and he
W b succeeded by Ben Hur."
Az The show printing for the tour OF Miss
--iaAaih Kennedy In ''Nizpah,'' which was part
Written by Miss Ella Wheeler Wilcox, bears
= name Of the Biblical play in white and blue.
= "loss officially adopted at the ZiOnists'
ing n The Hague over which Israel Zang-
~ yesloed. When the colors were taken as
@ s-sl o NE Jewish people. concerning the per-
-lea q whom and their ultimate saving
1-ssaere the story OF Mizpah treats. IN
= - - % me romance OF Esther and the King
-ts,lsla, Il was announced that the blue was
-anailc Of the heavens and the faith in the
~ - lAsfeof always eVinced by the Jewish peO-
r-s rlle me white stood for their immaculate
- 80 VI sllegience TO the religion OF their fore
- frank DallaTn, who has seen newspaper
80 -. - ~ various capacities in New York. Chi
rs-, - -lllaoephia, St Louis, New Orleans
Ey- ~ sna nc Detroit, not TO mention Paducah'
isso,-gs Is Just left THE Philadelphia Public
s@ % exploit ''Mizpah.''
- 1e4sco Theatre viii reopen tomorrow
!. .lh Miss Blanche Bates in THE Girl OF
-. s'..ea West" after a vacation Of four
49, Ahe theatre was closed a month ago TO
q. hs.,e. company rest when the play was at
sT,r.l, vl us success. and after their rest IL
,s1s5 1 80, lAat the play Will be given with re-
iizsi,.T1I-u T1I-ulgsiasrn. Miss Bates's support IS
Aha. 'Ae same that she has had during
b Pm P-n of the play atr the Belasco Theatre.
| ~ - .O announces that THE Girl" viii
aysr s ~ only brief time. an extended tour
1atFr' 'esA booked IN the principal cities OF the
-. asisletta crosman's Irish brogue VIII
g., 49,. nero again next season. when she ap-
ls.s.-. Ai-of-a-Sudden Peggy" which made
'lIis,,e.aallt alt n London. Miss Crosman's brogue
-l els-- -1ell and in Sweet Kitty Bellairs"
ga uo-i u-A r5 % It's own, but IL was acquired by
ssglne e. Delofe she was willing to play Nell
s Il fbs stent several months IN taking les
2nsFee,-se eolt iflsh speech from an old Dublin
b l' hnally making herself letter per-
,s r,- r--le Harris, Lew F9eldss slster-in-Iaw.
b. as,.ee from the cast OF Miss Cabfl's new
--assying Mary"
sans,,.-.-.l'aYe nave returned 70 head the bill az
n so,.1 .--l this week. Rice and Provost have |
lss,o-s % appear for the entire roof gar
sve - aa laainEnersteins, this being the flffh
- Buron.-. q IN which they have presented |
t HogssS Bumps" speciality at the roof. |
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