New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

Theatre. viii be the next attraction at the Acad-
| emy OF Music, following "Mizpah," on October
| IN 10: p; g: Gfnnour has also signed contracts
| tell will play the month of November at the
Academy in his tragic repertoire. being seen for
/ Brutus in Julius Cesar" During December
| Wright Lorimer comes TO the big playhouse in
"The Shepherd King" The Belasco time fol-
| lows with David Warield and Blanche Bates
/ for a month each, after which Klaw & Erlanger
offer "Ben-Hur" for an extended engagement.
Annie Russelrs Interpretation of Puck In the
elaborate production of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" continues TO attract large audiences TO
the Astor Theatre. There only two more
| weeks left of her engagement, when she will be
forced 10 give way to Viola Allen During these
two weeks extra popular mattnees will be given
each Wednesday.
1.-THE Lion and the Mouse" still plays on at the
Lyceum, and at the Belasco "The Girl of the
Golden West" also continues IN its second year.
Miss George in Clothes" continues at the
Manhattan.
All the musical plays except Marrying Mary"
remain. The star drawing card is "The Red
Mill" at the Knickerbocker but 'cMy Iadv's
Maid" at the Casino; The Tourists at the
Majestic. and the greatly improved Lew Fields's
show, About Town at the Herald Square. are
More farm animals and vegetables more
pretty mkmaids and sturdy pumpkin bump
kins. additional sensational circus acts and rae
ing events. and several special nights are sched-
uled for the second week of the New York
County Fair at Madison Square Garden. Tues
day is set aside Irish night, and prizes Will
be awarded TO the most popular officers Of the
Irish counties organizations. Wednesday after
noon there is to be free baby show, and Thurs
day afternoon will be professional day, when all
the principals and choruses of the leading the
atrical companies now playing in New York
Will visit the fair. The same evening is writer's
night and at that time literary men and
women VIII offer at auction autographed copies
of their works for the benefit of that worthy
charity the Little Mothers Aid Association and
Mrs Clarence Burns, president OF that organiza-
ton, and Mrs. Anna Steese Richardson chair
man OF the committee of the writers, will be in
charge OF the programme. Saturday night there
will be an old fashioned husking bee and barn
dance. The manicurists are making their COM
petition one OF the most popular features OF the
fair. and the County Fair Blowhard a pro-
gramme in the shape OF a country newspaper
has made hit. Daredevil Babcock has an act
called looping the deathtrap loop which is a
thriller. Harmon and Holden, high divers rival
him in their dives from the rafters Of the Car
den to small tank in the arena, and the flying
BanVards and the Nelson Farnum troupe are
among the best acrobatic companies in this
country
Tony Pastor has selected an excellent COM
pany for the week. Among the feature acts are
Holcomb, Curtin g. Co. in their singing comedy
Midnight Prowlers"; Eddie Girard and Jessie
Gardner, in their farce "Dooey and the Dia-
mond"; Selbini and Grovini acrobatic cvcIistc.
l1aVine and Leonard, comics in automobiline:
the Sharplies. Americas favorite musical duo;
tho Demuths m a COMEDY sketch. WiIIia~e o1,G
Helourn, in comedy act; Herbert Bert Lennon
inpersonator Of stage celebrities; the Pazarfs
maglcians and !llusionists; Mr. and Mrs George
w. Hussey, ventTiloQuial musical comedy. Car
roll ana Doyle, Irish comedy; Miss Annette
Duval, singing comedienne; Fred Buryys]s Dio
rama and the American Vitagraph, with life
motion pictures.
Mrs. Langtry will be retained for this week at
the head of another bill of vaudeville at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. She will repeat her i'm
personation Of Margery Beaufey In addition n
Mrs Langtry, the Fifth Avenue bill offers tho
1oiIoWlng: Julian Rose, with a budget of new
stories; Claire Beasy and her troupe of trained
cats; the Empire Comedy Four in their newest
gees MORROW and Schellberg, song and dance
artists; the Four Londons, casting exhibition.
MabeIle Adams, violinist; Emerson and Bolieu
Jugglers; the Prampkin Trio. a melange of song
ana fnuSici Murphy and Andrews, trayestV art
ists' and the Hurleys. in acrobatic speciality.
Hardin's electrical ballet which furnishes n
series of mechanical and electrical surprises has
MADE so great success at the Union Square
that 1t has been re-engaged as the star feature
this week. The second feature is Mary Dunont
and her company, in a comedietta entitled ~ eft
at the Post" and others are: The RoyaJ Must
cal f1Ve' presenting q song and dance speciality.
Mathews and Ashley, in "A Smash-up in China
town; Cooper and Robinson, colored entertain
ers; Young Sandow and Lambert, in a series of
posings; Sue Smith and Paul Fisher in ''The
Rose Of Castile' Johnny Johns in burnt corl,".
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ademan, zylophonists: Three
MitcheLs. in songs and dances. and the Cretty
Trio
AT Keith & Proctor's Twenty-third Street The |
atre this week George Evans will head the list
OF stars and others are: Valerie Bersere IN a
comedietta entitled His japanese Wife,: Johnny
Hyarns and Leila Mcintyre in Two Hundred
Wives"I Sisters O'Meers artists on the b,ob |
wire; the 'Immensea phone' Lasky and PoIfe's
latest novelty; Jennie Yeamans, daughter Of |
annie feaInans' In new specially; Redford and
winchester 1ugglers; Sharpe Brothers black
race singers and dancers and Jacobs Dog cir
GUS special feature for Keith &, proo+or.s
juvenile patrons.
heltn d Proetor's Bifty-eighth Street Theatre |
oners The Fadettes Of Boston," an orehestr. or |
thirty young women Others are: Miss Ernroa
CaFus' IN new series or songs; Jules and r,lIa
"Aifison' ~ Iheir traVesty; the Baker trouns a
gulhtet OF nicychsts Josephine Cassmar sr6
heI pichAhinnies; Monroe and Wesley renaTtaa
and Schal, acrobatic speciality. and TrI' ALexls
ley ana Nelson Lewis. in their coTnsSt.s
After the Honeymoon" i coiheoletta,
"The Little Gray Lady n,a,,
by Charming Pollock. and produoaa l.. aus
at the Gerrich Theatre, will be the sttro..,.
keith q Froctors One-bundrsd- Ind -tv,..- = - -
street IheatFs uiis week The original n -,llth
non, nc.uciSx an the properties and ancsseor.c
used at the GarTfck Theatre will he rrr sories
the Harlem Keith d Proctor housa "'Hteo at
wr11iam Il Thompson win ap~,.r