New-York tribune., 1906-09-17


Madison Square Theatre. in drama called THE
Three OF US"
Mr. Kyrle Bellew will begin the season on octo-
uer l. AZ Chicago. in new play. Sir Arthur
Cohan Doyle's story OF "Brigadler Gerard" Miss
iua conquest has been engaged 20 act leading busi
ness In association with Mr. Bellew
MI Dallas Wexford. returning from England will
make tour OF American cities. presenting "Mr.
Hopkinson" in which farce he amused the public
OF New York last season
Nr Robert Edeson acting IN Mr.. W. c. De Miles
play Of "strongheart." which celebrates valor and
football. began the season at Newark. n. j., on
September 3. and appeared IN Brooklyn septem-
Der TO- This will be Mr. Blossoms third season in
that play.
Mr. Charles Klein's new play. entitled The
Daughters OF Men," viii be produced under the
management OF Mr. II. B. Harris. at the Colonial
Theatre, Boston on September "a The company
engaged 10 act in that play includes Miss Grace
fllkins. Miss Efie shannon Miss Dorothy DonnelIy.
Air. Herbert Kelley Mr.. Ralph Delmore. Mr. Orrin
Johnson. Mr.. E. w Morrison. Mr.. J. II. Rowland
and Mr.. Carl Arndt
The putrid story OF Theodore and Justnlan.
which even as set forth in classic and supreme
~ elegant pages OF Gbbon. cannot be read without
sickenng sense of horror and disgust Is said TO
nave prompted the massive brain OF Mr.. Eabert
hubbard 10 write play upon IT,
MT. T. NJ Holland and Mr. Robert Drouet will
appear at the Garriek Theatre on October l. in a
new play written by Miss Cora Maynard. entitled
The Measure OF Man"
Mr.. n. c. Goodwin will succeed Mr. wsrhed at
the Bijou Theatre. appearing here on October l. in
The Genius"-a merry trihe that he lately pro-
iuoed in Los Angeles
Mrs Madge Carr Cook can be seen at the New
York Theatre IN Mrs Wigs Of the Cabbage
rateh' fabric OF homely incident and bueolic fun
hat seems uncommonly vital
Mr.. j. J. c. Clarke has made a spectacle play. on
the basis OF the late General Lew waIlace's story
OF Tbs Prince OF India" and that fabric OF incl
lent and picture will be offered at the Broadway
Theatre on September "a It is said to be a fine
| pageant.
Miss Ethel Barrymore will resume her theatrical
ministrations, this season. IN "Alioe-sit-by-the-
Fire" an absurd play most sbsurdly named Miss
barrymore will also perform in new play. by Mr.
Henry Esmond. called Kathleen"
Mr.. Maclyn Arbuckle begins his season. Septen-
Der II, at Pittsburg with The County Chairman" {"
u which he appeared last year.
Mr.. Henry Woodruff viii continue 10 perform
nd 10 sing, in the callow sketch OF college life
allied Brown OF Harvard" which was produced
lere last year
Miss Anglin is I'm Washington. ..... Mr. Wright
Lorimsr is acting in The Shepherd King In Bos-
on.....NIr. Arnold DAILY is also in Boston. Mr.
| William Fsversham appeared last week in Chicago
He continues TO perform in The Squaw Man"
| SIr William Collier. returning from Australia. has
ippeared at Vancouver British Columbia. He in
ends to perform, by ard by. in play written by
| himself and Mr.. Grant Stewart-.....Miss Fay Davis
win appear IN play made by Miss Edith Wharton
and Mr. Clyde Fitch the basis OF THE House OF
Mirth "..... Mr.. Francis Wilson IS to have new
| )lay from the fertile pen Of Mr.. Henry Arthur
Jones......sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary
Moore viii make a visit to America in the course
| Z the present season.
Miss Ellen Terry will come 10 America in January.
1901 and will act here in the farcical play. by Mr.
| G. B. Shaw. entitled Captain Brassbound's Con-
version"
| Mr. William Gillette intends to act this season.
| in a new play called 'Clarice."
Miss Maude Adams viii continue 20 devote her
talents TO the illustration OF Mr. Barriss ''phan-
/ tasy' Of Peter Pan"
Mr. Otis Skinner appears to have found "the
drama Of argument profitable. since he will con-
tinue present Mr.. Henri Lavedan's play OF The
Duel" Miss Keith Wakeman viii act the Duchess,
Mr.. Francis Wilson will be visible. this fall in
The Mountain Climber" which he produced last
season.
Air. Sam Barnard has found congeniaI comic
character IN THE Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer."
! Miss Lillian Russell purposes to make a tour with
/ a new play, named "Barbaras Millions" IN New
York she will act al the Savoy Theatre. Mr.. FerdI-
nand Gottschalk is member OF Miss Russell's
company.
Miss May Irwin has obtained a new play, called
1 Mrs. Wison-That's All"
Miss Olga Nethersole VIII shortly bring her bud
get OF obnoxious plays this country-'@Carnille
Carmen" etc.-appearing in PittsburE on Novem-
| Der ls.
Miss Maxine Elliott win take the field again, with
The Great Match" on September "a. at Newport.
Mr.. Henry Z. Dixey acted in ''The Man on the
/ Box for the 20oth time September 3. at the
Lyric Theatre. Ills manager. Mr. Walter y Law
( renee. he's obtained a play for him, entitled
/ Richard the Brash." written by the Rev. Cyrus
/ Townsend Brady.
The aged and venerable actress Mrs. John Bill
ington. Is reported 10 he practically destitute. IN
London and help Is solicited for her. Money In
tended for her relief Will reach her II sent care
/ OF 'The Referee" Victoria House. Tudor street.
f. c.. London. Mrs Ellington IS eighty-nve years
| old.
Miss Hilda Spong, now acting at the Weber The
atre, In Lady jim" Will soon appear IN another
new play. called John Hudsons Wife"
/ A play called The Girl and the Gambler" comes
TO the West End Theatre. and sacred concerts.
| conducted by Mr.. s A. Blumenthal. be heard
| there Sunday nights
! Miss Annie Russell. at the AstOr will appear as
Puck. That character has been assumed before
now by actresses OF much distinction The beaut-
fuI Mrs. Hilson acted it, al the Old Park, when
| shakespeare's Dream" was first presented in
America, and the beautiful Laura Keene acted IL.
/ at her theatre IN this city. n 1883.
| At Mr.. oscar Hammersteins Victoria Theatre the
/ season began On August q with vaudeville. de-
! scribed as European" The foreign variety
show does not materially differ from the native
article; but Mr.. Hammerstein obtains the most at
tractive things OF this class that he can find, and
| the bill is frequently changed.