New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
NEW BILLS THIS WEEK.
-Four Playhouses viii Present
Changes of Programme.

Changes OF programme.
The time has como in New York theatricals
when there are 80 many theatres that each
week sees not one but several new attractions.
This week. on Monday and Tuesday. there will
be four new bills presented at as many play
houses
Thomas W. Ryley@s production of 1.-THE Belle
of Mayfair" the latest musical play by Charles
Il Z. Brookfeld and Cosmo Hamilton, with
the music by Leslie Stuart, will have its met
ropolitan production at Daly's Theatre to-mor-
row night. For almost a year this play has
kept London amused Miss Christie MacDon-
cid has the part Of Julia and Miss Irene Bent
ley that Of the Princess Carl. English girl
married to a German prince who acts her
chaperon Van Rensselaer, Wheeler is the ar
dent lover. Raymond F1nchley and Richard F.
Carroll is the flliterate brewer Sir John Chaldi-
cott- Harry B. Burcher plays the. part of the
peevtsh and impoverished baronet the Earl of
Mount Highgate, and Miss Valeska Suratt as
Lady Rosaline Rockesley is the Gibson girl
of the play IgnaciO Martinetti is the money
seeking adventurer, Comte de Perrier and with
Miss Bessie Clayton, who has the part of maid
20 Julia. appears in a number of dances
Others in the cast are Jack" Gardner Miss
Honore French, Miss Jennie Opie and Miss
Annabelle Whitford.
Tomorrow will witness the New York pro-
duction OF Paul Wilstach's latest dramatic Of
temporary life. in which Charles Cartwright is
featured at the Lincoln Square Theatre. Broad
way and Goth street. The scene is laid in New
York, ana the play opens at a period in the
HE Of Peter Raeburn when his successful legal
career is at the zenith. Raeburn in his youth
fell into bad company, and with Joe Keegan. q
desperate criminal. took part in a big robbery
81 "esteFh CITY. keegan was sent to prison
aoI Iohg term. but never ''peached' on his
pal. and Raeburn went TO New York and de-
clded 10 cut out for himself an honorable life
he nndS himself, a model citizen of great wealth
ahd blessed with a beautiful daughter and an
AMBITIOUS son. engaged in the course of his
pracuce IN running to earth thief who has
Iopped a trusted client OF more than 500 600
me Ihlef proves 10 be Keegan who having
served his long sentence, has resumed his Grim.
anal career. Raeburn stands between the man
duty. - way anu MS
In the cast In addition to Mr. Cartwright, are
Miss Dorothy Hammond William Mcvav
Charles Hammond Walter D Greene CtaorSa
Paxton Miss Ethel Brandon Miss Mauda WOOD
MISS Hnda Dick and Miss frankie Raymond
Eaul WlIstach is young American writer who
contributes frequently to the magazines and
three OF his plays have achieved success His
HaId:s "a cay Deceiver." was used for Anna
ae!d nrsl transcontinental tour. Tim Murphy
Erayea TOT TWO years in Mr.. Wilstach's play of
eenington life. "A Capital Comedy" and Ade-
1aide Ihurston presented his domestic wer nIav
OF old Georgetown, Polly Primrose" for ten
years Mt Wflstach has been the secretary of
Richard Mansfield "
The new Broadhurst play "The Man Of the
aour, under the direction Of William A Rrsdv
Rno Joseph r Grismer, is to be presented for
the Tst time In this city on Tuesday evening
at the Savoy Theatre. While Mr. Rroa6burs,
has taken for his central theme the noIttica,
situation IT exists in nearly every great ct+,,
In the country where there are machine noli
tics ana graf. he has also interviewer q love
story. The dramatic incidents brought ont ;n
tfle story are said TO be taken from actual oc-
soa SaiIetces OF the last TWO years they have
peen reported In the daily newspapers The mar
ticular graft' that Mr.. Broadhurst has utilized
rs scheme on the part Of the machine boss''
and shrewd ffnancier to put a bill through the
council OF the city in which the action takes
place giving TO certain street railway a per.
pe'ual franchise. -
sontf ca james B Wilson
5aa 5,caFd aaFrigan Frank Macvickars
PERI Garter wainwright Se9sse R, Fs~G9tt
Henry Thompson. 3s InsIies stedInan
Richard P Roberts Is1eT1 Esnnett southard
Henry Williams s.-...-.-........... Mart \ Coa,, S =
Mills Harr~ - crIay NTay
Dallas Wainwright Robert ,, Lothian
Mrs Bennett r,-- Diva Marolda
On Tuesday night Eleanor Robson will present
the fourth play in the series arranged for nraeenl
tafion by her at the Liberty Theatre tb,. aaoor
This time the Offering is THE Girl WIZ L.
Everything" written for Miss Robson bv w cia Lhas
fttch The piece is comedy In four acts .af,p
Gin Who Has Everything is the girl wbo Inc tie
love That is the main contention Of Mr. FITCH ads
THE CAST.
Gu, yUa.Tas B Warner
george I3rnnt Reuhen r. =
NerHLs. Master Donald Call
49, tra-,-e Ada Dwyer
''"ieoi- Sara
esaes<- HeeIus Ruth Wells
Mstd ''''-'''-''- Essex Dane
- Josephine Ma
' 'e '------'----- Miss RCt tson
Hamselie Salie." the new musical comedy
0y Robert b. Smith and Raymond Hubbeu.
which made the Grand Theatre its first stonn,np
piace IN New York. VIII move up to the New
=, hork Iheatre Tomorrow. This piece was warm
ly received last week by audiences thai iiina m
Sssiy seal IA tle spacious theatre and were de-
Teh.eG I Dy the Clever work Of Katie Barry and
~ soI.. Saw, Ihey are supported by a COM
0any OF eighty people. Whistle Whsn You