New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
THE DRAMA.
THE DRAMATIC WEEK.


Till the arrival of Mr.. Mansfield Storm signals
are, indeed displayed in West 42d street. but they
DO not mean anything and there is no cause for
1Lndety' During this month wind is appropriate
Nile 1vette Guibert will sing a few sacred French
songs this evening, at the Lyceum Theatre. Mr.
Charles hleins play Of The Lion and the Mouse"
goes on. at this theatre, and, evidently will con-
lue in prosperity till the end OF the present sea-
son'-which is now in sight. Mr.. Warheld's hu-
morous and touching impersonaton OF the Music
Master. current at the BJou Theatre. where It has
drawn good houses for several months, also
destined TO hold the stage till summer ordains
pause Mr.. Otis Skinner and Mr.. Guy Standing
by their fine acting, in The Duel" at the Hudson
Theatre have aroused and maintained a lively pub
lie interest and this bids fair to continue. Miss
Blanche Bates. at the Belasco Theatre has pleased
everybody by her spirited picturesque sympathetic
and brilliant performances IN THE Girl OF the
Golden West" and the great success OF that in
genious and effective dramatic which the acting
OF Mr. Frank Keenan, as the sinister Sheriff. Is
acknowledgements expectation that II VIII
maintain its prosperous place for a long time
Miss Maude Adams acting in Peter Pan" at the
Empire. repeats her pretty performance, from
night to night. with untired spirit. maintains her
popularity, and, Il Is formally announced Will CON-
tinue and conclude the season at this theatre Mr.
Francis Wilson, acting In the farccal play or
1.-THE Mountain Climber" has been welcomed by
his admirers, the Criterion Theatre. ana
he will act there for time. Mr. Lawrance
D'Orsay, at Days Theatre, is giving clever per-
formance, ludcrously exaggerative of the peeuar1-
ties Of the heavy English swell" in Mr. Thomass
play of THE Embassy Ball" and this affords
much pleasure. It continues. Miss FIRTH ScheH
sings and capers, the KnickerbOcker Theatre, IN
Mile. Modesto" and Mr.. George NJ Conan dis
ports himself, In the musical farce OF George
Washington. IT." at the Herald Square Theatre;
no change IS imminent at either Of those houses
The English farce Of Mr. Hopkinson." Coarsely
comic and pungently satirical. has found favor at
the Savoy Theatre, largely because Of the faithful
Photographic acting of Mr.. Dallas Wexford, ana
its career Will be prolonged there Mr.. Tyrone
Powers fine performance Of the Indian chieftaln
Lonawanda, in the pictorial meiodrama Of The
Redskin." at the Liberty Theatre. should not De
missed by the student Of dramatic art; II "ou4o
be moro enjoyable II the manager OF the company
would keep himself out of sight and hearing MISS
Fay Tempeton enters the last week OF her sue
cessful engagement at the New-AnsterdaIn Thea
tire. In 20 Minutes from Broadway" That meoIey
has proved amusing and. therefore, poPular' MI
David Gray's lively play Of "Gallops, IN winch
Mr.. Charles RIchrnaa and Miss Grace FflEins are
asreeaby conspicuous, has entered on It's second
month at the Garrck Theatre, and its prospect Is
good for C long run. The sporting tone OF II
pleases and the social atmosphere seems to be
specially attractive. The engagement OF Miss Elsie
Janis continues at the Broadway Theatre, and me
Vanderbilt Cup" is the established attraction MT
William FaverBham and his associates, at wall
lacks Theatre, have carried The SQuawTnan
through many prosperous weeks, and that piece
cocks merry proceedings, in Mr. DaVIss
fo-ca NJ 'rThe Galloper," have stimulated
ulIrth and laughter, at the Garden Theatre, ana
the worthy rninistrations of that comedian VIII De
prolonged. Mr.. Henry Woodruff's engagement goes
on at the Princess where the admirers OF that
earnest and enthusiastic young actor can observe
his lively behavior and hear his pretty song, IN
the ronsensical college frohc, called Brown OF
Harvard" Mr. Belascos spirited war play me
Heart OF Maryland" finely set and fervently acted
. n Mac Lam
2 Kellerd Miss Odette Tyler, and Miss Edna
Wallace Hopper,-has met with bounteous puo4io
acceptance, at the Academy OF Music ano us ca
reer viii be prolonged for several weeks Inc Wei
come intmation has been given that the brilliant
Mrs FYske and her excellent company will MI an
arsager,ent AT the Academy. beginning some time
IN April, with Leah kleschna The Madison
Square Theatre closed this week, for rehearsal
OF the new play relative to the life and character
OF Mozart the composer. which has been promised
for production on or about March - This piece IS
called The Greater Love The author IS IVY
Ashton Root. Mr. Howard Kyle Will enact mozart
The Manhattan Theatre will be reopeneo on HarCn
"a with a revival of Charles Aunt IN which
NJ Ftienne Grardot will play the part Of which he
was the original representative in this country.
Miss Mary Mannering returns to town TINS week
and will act at the Harlem Opera House. IN Ing
Walls Of Jericho" A revival OF the spectacle
,,,or,ir,A musical play Of "Humpty Dumpty
nil he effected tomorrow night, at the New-Ho rK
Theatre Nj Louis Mann and Miss cara Llpihall'
performing in their play Of Julie Boh-7oh, oc
runv the Fields Theatre and they are not without
admirers The musical play Of "MeXlcana Pre-
,,eus e+ the Lyric Theatre. and no immediate
change is contemplated. The engagement OF the
zorro performers Williams and Walker, at the
Majestic Theatre where they nave dltI @ote0
and amused considerable audiences WIN the4F pay
20 a. A b,esinia will terminate next Saturday night
4 new comic musical farce. by MI ho"a'u
sbafter called His Majesty has been underlined
for production at that theatre, on March ~ Inc
cas+ will include Miss Blanche Ring. MISS Anna
7sugblin Miss May Maiden, Van RehsseIAel
wheeler Henry Kelly. K Erickson ana others n
- ..r,etorIcal meIodrama," entitled Clusters
T.e+ Fight" by Mr. II. Reid, IS announced at the
1Ta+-ono1,s Theatre where Mr.. Montgomery Irving
,,-tu annear tomorrow night as Buffalo Bill MI.
NJ WOLF Homer returning to town after long
absence will act and sing at the casino to-iotFoW
,,qb+ in .sHappyland" Victor Herbert VIII Iead
+ religious services which to occur this even
nc q, @ba Nyev,-Yorl1 Fippodrome The mundane
attraction there is "A Society Circus and very
agreeable It IS Mr.. Fiske O'Hara will present
rJ,,ealf this weeA at the West End Theatre as
Mr. F3laruev from ireland. Mr.. Joseph WEBER at
his Music Hall. continues TO make sport III con-
Genial .sT~Uiddle-TwaddIe" and The Squawman's
ctrl NJ The Golden West" Abundant varieties are
offered at Hammerstein's Theatre, and continual
changes Of bill are made at the Colonial Theatre
cd also AT the Alhambra. The Elmendorf Lect-
Ures afford instruction, IN a pleasant way at Car
negie Hall The desert of Sahara VIII De Illus
trated there tonight. and Switzerland on Monday
o.ternoon A cInematograph exhibition occurs
every hour at the Eden Musee, and the show OF
wax figures provided there is ample and interest
ing From this summary it will be perceived that
the city is well provided with entertainments or
many kinds; and, with MI Mansneld ana MIS-
Ftske to come, it may be added that the greatest
S,sm W. ".