New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Radcliffe Noe Safeguardsd at
Princess Theatre.

Princess Theatre,
An uacone-ollabls desire 70 comment on play
while sitting IN the audience. usually supposed 20
CONS only 10 those Unsophisticatsd souls who ars
fresh t-oD the rural districts Ihs lower Walks
Of life, may sometimes come 10 persons the most
worldly wise IL the situation q tense enough. as
was Witnessed at Walaoks Theatre the other even
ms After the shGotGg IN the second scs Of .eEae
yolye5. which is fuy loaded. and says suspicious
mo he didn't ~ cried fashionaoly dressed and
evidently worldly wise woman IN the cront rcW.
audience burst into roar Of Isughtef. and the
woman. suddenly realizing what she had done:
eoInicsl sheepishnesS-
The last act OF Rupert Eughes's play. This Rich
est Girl in the World" shows the rich girl and her
young husband. who IS week, trying TO
1--we on bis salary in tiny fat The play is called
DO T thIs. doubtless because Trey ''an' nave
The news that = NJ. Barrie has written
play Tor the HAymarkst Theatre, London. gains
added interest from the fact that Charles Hawtrey
is 70 play leading part in it. Mr.. Hawtrey Is as
much favortts IN this country as in EnslanG ana
comic perplsxlJy. is justly held in high regard-
SIf1 ao my SnoSId Ind s,p.s a SoGPS aSa vii
hardly be satisfied unless Mr. Hawtrey brings the
play over here should It prove successful
England is the country. according to Mr.. Ben
susan IN a recent address in London. in which
ballet dancers receive the largest salaries and the
least artistic appreciation OF compensation
for oallousness seems here apparent. at any rate!
IN England, he says, the great dancers do not and
l. worth while do difficult steps, because the
audience cannot tell the difference One wonders
how this authority would find the case in America
At the opera house the ballet no longer occupies
some fine dancers IN variety houses. and the
applauded. though acrc5atio skin sometimes here
es the place OF gFaGe Sun s9lS GsnIp bc Is h h9
staged two ballots now with spectacular effect and
t, ch b. ane sraSs Snd Ino Srs srs many
people IN New-York who have long commended that
lea and there seems ample ground Tor their con-
tention.
Brown. OF Harvard" at the Princess. no longer
merits-or fully merits-the subtitle Of 'Ihe
Perils OF Radcliffe" In The last week the proud
authoress OF the play has been at work rewriting
and now the Objectionable and Iudicrousy inapt
and false seduction episode has been eliminated
Such episodes do not occur IN the he dsPlcSe1 %
well bred young Cantabrigians are not made or
SoTna - ba2s lost anvtbinS in dramatic carrying
truth
1.-THE Vanderbilt Cup" IS 10 be enltvened next
Thursday night by the Introduction in the third
Touss MISS janis viii iTnpersonste Miss Grace
Elliston which should be easy imitation for her
Another comedy with music. founded a news
paper series OF cartoons will have stage presents
ton within = few months with well known
The BOOK Of the new play Is now being Written BY
Willard Hoicomb and deals with the adventures OF
pared by Edward Laska and the music By samuel
P fanPet PsnbRan Sl Pete Is Ssns bat with
view to presentation IN the better class OF popu-
lar price theatres.
H B Irving Is 20 appear SIS Iago. 70 the
OtheIlo Of Lewis Waller. at series OF raatnees IN
London. II has long been the desire OF young Mr.
Irving 20 play this part associated with e memory
Brandon Thomass new play. "A Judges Mem
ory." already referred to IN THIS column. is now
prodaoed Wills the revival Of 'Cherlns's Aunt IS
going on IN New-York Whether IT viii prove
second Charles Aunt" remains to oa seen
At Raymond Hltchcock's professional matinee OF
The GaIloper,' at the Garden Theatre tomorrow
ths boxes will be occupied by stars. Including the
Misses Maude Adams FRITZ scher. Blanche Bates.
moro coming from Philadelphia specially for THIS
prominence IN the city has signihed his or her n-
tention OF being hand to greet the 9tar OF The
at the odd hour Of u o'clock
The play in which Cecil spooner IS TO make an
other venture as a star IS 20 be cated Tho Girl
Rafles." Does this imply It Is steal?
Daniel Froh4nan and Joseph Brooks viii produces
Frederick Pauldins's comedy. entitled Cousin
Louisa" at the Park Theatre Boston, April q
nsxt for extended run. The following have been
engaged for the companyi The Misses Mary Van
suzanne Perry and charles Cherry. Charles
swtokard, Samuel Reed Wallace Eddinger and