New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Ala NaZimova'S sixth week OF matneeS OF
''Hedda Gabler" at the Princess Theatre begins
tomorrow and finds the beautiful Russian ac-
tress still attracting audiences of goodly size.
AT Wallack's Sam Bernard is enjoying great
popularity.
THE Hypocrtes." at the Hudson. continues.
The latest Belasco play The Rose of the
Rancho is not different from its predecessors
the Belasco Theatre in one important respect
it is great popular success.
THE Man Of the Hour" at the Savoy Theatre,
George Broadhurst's new play of political life.
seems 10 have found the popular favor it de-
serves.
Days Theatre al present contains THE Belle
of Mayfair'' and large audiences. This typical
English musical comedy quite fits in with the
Daily tradition and hardly needs the practical
pun which hangs over the entrance TO attract
patronage.
Special Christmas and New Years matinees
will be given of THE Lion and the Mouse
which will reach its 457th performance at the
Lyceum Theatre tomorrow night
Charles Klein's latest play, THE Daughters of
Men" will begin its second month tomorrow
night at the Astor Theatre. Special matinees
will be given on Christmas and New Years days
Say. it looks as though l would hold down
my job for months to come" remarked Patricia
O'Brien as she sized up the audiences that con,
tinue TO find time and money to see Rose Stahi
in James Forbes's comedy. The Chorus Lady
AT the Hackett Theatre. Special matinees will
be given on Christmas and New Years days
Miss Beatrice Morgan of the stock company
at Keith & Proctor's 125th Street Theatre who
has been out of the cast for the last TWO months
through severe illness. will return to the COM
pany the week of December 81. She will make
her temperance as Dorothy Vernon in DE-
thy Vernon Of Haddon Hall"
At Hammersteins Victoria Theatre of Varie
ties tins week occurs the temperance on Broad
way Of the Coincidence, Miss Elhe Fay in her
new repeTtory of songs First time at this the
atre this season of r. G. Knowles. the English
comedian; Genaro and Bailey, in one act COM
edy skit; Frank Bush monologist; the -Four
Nightons athletic marvelsi the Twelve Navajo
Girls Brass Band; Oracle Emmett and company
in a one act play entitled Mrs. MurphyS Second
Husband; Frozini. accordion marvel Kroneman
Brothers, comedy acrOhatS. and new Vltagrapn
views complete the bill.
The management of the Eden Musee is making
preparations for special attractions for the hoi-
day season. New figures added to the
groups and a complete change of cinematOgraph
pictures will be shown on the mammoth screen.
Victor Andres London company of entertainers
and Karl KapoZnys Royal Blue Hungarian Or
chestra and the World in Wax are among the
other features.
Rigo and his Royal Imperial Court Tzigane
Orchestra give nightly concerts at the Harlem
Casino, 124th street and Seventh avenue
"Neptune's Daughter" the new water specta-
Gle at the Hippodrome. in which King Neptune
and twenty-five people disappear beneath the
water in the great Hippodrome tank continues
10 be the talk of the town. The new circus acts
also thrilling features. The opening produc-
ton. Pioneer Days" in which a number of
Sioux Indians are seen performing their ghost
dance. is vivid picture OF life in the West dur
ing the early days.
At the Colonial Theatre this week an attrac-
ton will be Benjamin Chaplin. late star of Lin
coin" Chaplin will offer his impersonation Of
Abraham Lincoln. in a one-act play. entitled
"At the White House" Thomas O. Seabrooke
will be another prominent feature in a selection
OF songs. Harry B. Linton and Anita Lawrence
will present their comedy sketch, An Auto
Elopement" Alcide Capitaine, Europe's most
perfect exponent of physical curture will intro
duce some startling feats the flying rings
Bnns, Binns and Binns will offer their original
European musical novelty. Mr.. and Mrs Adel-