New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

This week VIII be marked by the return OF
Robert Mantell. Kyrle Bellew and Miss May
Irwin. Each VIII appear tomorrow evening
There win also be change Of bill at the Garden
Theatre.
Charles Dnlinghams production Of "BrigadieI
Gerard" Cby arrangement with Charles Froh-
mani. with Kyrle Beliew in the title part will be
shown at The Savoy Theatre to- morrow evening
.sBrigadler Gerard" was written by A Conan
Doyle 1t was originally produced by Lewis Wal
Ter in London, and has been played in Chicago
and Philadelphia by kyrle Bellew. In the cast ard
Miss Ida Conquest Miss Elsie Ferguson, Henry
Harmon. A G. Poulton. Hayward CHM, Frank
Connor. Menifee Johnstone. Guy Nichols. Cyril
Young and Paul Scardon.
An Election Day matinee and Saturday
matinee wllI De given the hrst week. with rega-
week TO follow.
Robert ManteI viii begin tomorrow night an
engagement OF four weeks at the Academy OF
Music. acting in eight plays-seven by Shake
speare and Bulwers melodrama of 'Richelieu. -
which. the management explains will be given
''by request" Mr. Mantelrs Shakesperian parts
viii include those lie acted here In the Garden
Theatre year ago. except Romeo-the title
parts Of king Richard III" King Lear" Ham
let" "Othello," and Macbeth" He Will. besides
be seen as Iago, as Shylock, and as Brutus in
Julius Cesar" Mr MantelIs Iago will not be
seen, however until the second week of the en-
gagement; his Shylock win be made known in
the third week: and his revival OF Julius
Cesar" Will be the Offering throughout the fourth
week. including the special afternoon perform
ance on Thanksgiving Day. November %.
Mr.. Mantells parts for the first week will be
three: Richard ILL., tomorrow Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, and at the special perform
ance OF Tuesday afternoon. Election Day;
Hamlet on Wednesday afternoon, and Lear on
Thursday Friday AMI Saturday nights and Sat
urday afternoon.
Numerous changes in the personnel Of Mr.
Mantells company have been made since he was
last seen In this city: Miss Marie Booth Russell
In he ariDc ciF1aI in5n arts uT
viii be the Portia in the revival of THE Mer-
chant Of Venice" Other members OF the COM
pany are the Misses Lillian Kingsbury, Leila
Frost, Margaret Grey, Josephine McCallum.
Lorraine Frost, Natalie Tyler, Marietta Lang
lois, Cecil Owen Francis McGinn Alfred Hast
lngs Guy Lindsey, Gordon Burby, Franklin
Bendtsen, Alfred Calender. Jackson Briggs
Richard Drake, Hamilton Mott, Lawrence Krey
Edwin Foss Charles Keen. Walter Campbell
Thomas Laer and Harry Keefer. The music viii
be upder The direction OF DR.. Andrew Byrne, OF
Edinburgh University
At the Bijou Theatre tomorrow night May
Irwin is 10 be seen in a new play called Mrs
Wilson-Thats All" written for her by George
V. Hobart. Mrs Wilson. the part played by
the star. is so-cal!ed social woman with ar
oyerweening fondness for bridge whist. a nen.
chant which has involved her no end of trou.
Die The part is said TO give Miss Irwin on
portunlues Tor the delivery OF sharp lines II
the company supporting her are Adolph Jack
son, John r. Hazard, Miss Lillian Dix Miss
Mary Taylor, Miss May Donohue Victor Cass-
more, Ben Roth, c. Russell Sage, Madelon TEN
pie and j. Early Hughes. Among the new
Aloonshine' Pretty Kitty and Good Lucl
Just the Same"
The withdrawal of Sam Houston from IN,
Garden Theatre. after run of three weeks. Will
pe ioAo"ed by the opening tomorrow night
Tor one week Of ''The New Dominion" a com
eoy written by Clay Clement with which he
mas been identified since its first presentation in
;csn Seatr Fork ror short engasement at the Amer
Hlihon ls picture Of life in Virginia
THE CAST
Baron Fritz Victor FT1sdsrch Wilhelm Won Hohenstaunen
EegaE Norman Randolph. rson' M p1nI
AATshati B2nsE Alfred Hendersoi
apOeoI Randolph Unci: Poly ohn q TSad SaS
T s. s'InSSph Miss Mabel Stantor
MISS Marina BolanS Ms. aiss @ Doris Michel
Miss Flora May Randolph Miss Kathesn KeTrigai
Anticipating the wish of many persons to see
the acting OF Willy Thaer in Carl Karlweis's
comedy OF modern marriage and finance. en-
titled 'onkel Toni" Mr. Conried will make nc
chahge IN his programme next week at the
Irving Place. except on Friday evening when
70 celebrate the anniversary of Schiller's birth
cay, Maria Stuart" Will be performed
The cast for Maria Stuart Will include Gret,
5aas' Inc new leading woman OF the Irving
Flace Theatre. who will make her American
oeDut IN The title part: Marie Irnrnisch as
and other artists.
Rachel Crothers. author OF The Three of Us
winch Is being presented at the Madison SQUARE
Theatre, with Carlotta Nnlson in the leading
part has sold 20 Walter ~ Lawrence producer
OF the play. two other plays by her. These arc
The Coming OF Mrs. Patrick and 'HThe frer-
glow, formerly called The Second Mrs Al.
vord, which was changed in name owing 70 tbe
sfnnarlty OF title between IL and THE Second
MS I&h9ueray Mr.. Lawrence expects 70
make production OF both plays before the
close or The season. This author has already
submitted 10 Mr.. Lawrence the scenario OF >
new play with an original theme, which he has
accepted Miss Crothers has received from
thar4fs Frohman a commission 10 write for
nm an original play, and she will soon begir
work upon H.
Miss Margaret Anglin and Miss Lena AshweI
assisted by Guy Standing. during the week o.
, November y. IN two special natinees at the
Lyric Theatre, VIII revive Mrs. Danes De-
fence" uncer unusual circumstances Miss An.
slin created the part of Mrs. Dane in America
ana Miss Ashwe was It's first exponent in Eng.
Jana Al the first of these matinees on Monday
november II, Miss AshWell will act Mrs Dane
and Miss Angiin viii be seen as Lady Eastney
Al ule second performance Miss Anglin will PLAY
Mrs. Dane and Miss AshWen win take the pa ri
2t Lazy Eastney Mr.. Standing viii be the Sil
Dahlel oarteret' part which he acted at the
Empire Theatre. Neither Miss Ashwell nor Mis-,
Angiln eVsr has played Lady Eastney.
Mrs Le Moyne's production OF "Pippa Passes'
under The direction sf Henry Miller VIII be made
M the Majestic Theatre iustead OF at the Lyric
ss recently announced. The change was made