New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

fractions, but with an enlarged chorus and or
Charles F. Mccarthy. of the Seeing New
York company, has been re-engaged for his old
part in 'The Rogers Brothers in ireland" Mr.
Hart. - 'SN'' anu
Frank B. Hatch. for several seasons general
stage manager for William A. Brady. has been
engaged in the same capacity by the Shuberts
for taeir non-musical productions
Arnold Daily has obtained the American rights
10 Grandfather Coquesne," a one-act play by
Cosmo Hamilton. which had it's first perform
ance last month at the Garrick Theatre Lon
don. at a benefit for the Charter House Missicn
Coquesne strangles a Pruesian intruder on the
stage and the rest of the play is reported as
Henry Clews jr., the son Of the New York
broker has had a drama in verse published in
Paris 1t deals with American in Paris, and
is TO be presented soon at one of the Paris the
According to Paris reports. Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt has discovered another dramatic and lit
erary genius. one bound to eclipse Rostand He
is only twenty-five years old, his name being
Rene Fraudet Mime. Bernhardt recently read
one Of his plays. Mutt Perverse,'' at a single
sitting which lasted long past midnight, inme-
dlately after which she declared she would
stage 1t in her own theatre Fraudet says he has
written over five thousand verses, not one OF
which ne has ever managed 10 get published.
The Tourists" the Shubert latest musical
show which is now running in Boston, viii open
here on Labor Day at the Majestic The IL
bEetto and lyrics are by r, H burnside, ana the
music is by Gustave kerkeT. The cast includes
Richard Golden and Miss Julia Sanderson.
Thomas W. Ross viii have the principal part
in George NJ. Cohan's new play, Popularity"
which will be produced early in September
Fuji-Ko. the japanese actress will present a
dream play" of Japan. in one act, in London
this season. This is the first time such form
Of dramatic art has been seen in the Western
world The play is called 1.-The Love OF
Geisha."
Henry B. Harris has engaged wilfred Lucas
for the leading male role with Miss Rose stahl
in THE Chorus Lady"
Miss Daisy Green. one of the many FIorodora
girls, will play Nora in the revival Of THE Girl
from Paris" at the Manhattan Beach Theatre.
The engagement Of George H. Primrose and
his minstrels at the Manhattan Beach Theatre
has been extended another week.
Bostocks Arena at Coney Island is still at
tracing throngs. Miss Blanche AlIerty. the first
woman to train a camel to do high school,
acts has become most popular. The hot weather
has hurt the temper of most of the wild beasts
which makes more difficult the work OF Hen
ric<sen with his trained Bengal tigers and Gall
lizard and his twenty Nubian lions
At Luna Park the crowds in and out
without ceasing. The Mountain Stream there
the latest diversion at the park, already has
nroyea popular and a success. The "Great Train
ROBBERY" has been enliVened and enlarged by
new consignment Of broncos, cowboys ana
Indians The outdoor circus, the dance han ana
other free attractions are ever popular
Colonel Percy ]. Mundy the animal man at
Luna Park has been taking the places OF his
regular trainers through the week, that they
,oiebt get an occasional holiday and rest. He
has handled every group Of animals now with
the show as successfully as their regular mas
fers In spare moments he IS training a raw
ti5er inst received from Bengal which IS sald
to be an unusually fine specimen.
frasb lot of bucking broncOs are furnishing
o7ded entertainment at Pawnee Bills Wild West
chou, at Brighton Beach Park. Two clowns
,,oe,,,a 4I,e cowboys by riding two dimtnutive
eIeDhants who have been taught 10 ! DUCK: me ne
,,-tI1on on the Pike at Brighton Beach la-o apouI
- bnndred eggs last week, and is "a setuh
~, tbem She is attracting almost as mucl at
tention as the roller skating rink turther GOWN
the Pike
The smallest baby in the incubators at Dream
land weighs only fifteen ounces Her next
smallest companion weighs only four ounces
,ore A. the Midget City Mrs. Tom Ihump mas
rasl,ed her receptions 70 the ScHo0i ~ 80
In connection with the Fall or the basuie IS!e
tt, ,,oek there will be a Partisan YaudevlIe
a,,t( to,tei7n,ent The End of the World VIII oe
1ia.-ed in French. company of Moqui 1 Inolais