New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

consent to the Lyric being used for special mat
inees during the engagement Of Mrs. Ftske at
that house The date fer the first performance
| has been changed to Monday afternoon, No
vember II. In order that there may be no con-
| hict between the two attractions Mr.. Mtlle- has
/ set back one day the time for the debut OF Ella
Nazimova in English in ''Hedda Gabler." at the
| Princess That will occur on Tuesday. Novem-
Der 13.
THE Love Route" at the New Lincoln Square
Theatre. has been filling the house nightly.
The demand for seats for Miss Margaret Angln
| and Henry Miller in 1.-The Great Divide" at the
| Princess Theatre shows signs OF diminishing.
! Seats are selling as far ahead the middle of
January.
Klaw & Erlanger's production OF General Lew
| Wallace's romantic novel, '"rhe Prince of India"
will begin its last three weeks at the Broadway
Theatre tomorrow night A special matinee
performance will be given on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Fay Templeton who achieved success in
George NJ Cohan's musical play "Forty-fve
Minutes from Broadway at the New Amster-
dam Theatre last season. will return to this city
at the New York Theatre tomorrow night,
where she will play an engagement in this piece.
Her supporting company will be the same
sterdam. including Victor Moore as Kid Burns,
Miss Emma Littleield Miss Julia Ralph. Miss
Marion Singer Donald Brian Charles Prince,
James II. Manning and Louis Grisel. Four
musical numbers sung by Miss TempletOn
| and Mr.. Moore A special matinee will be given
I on Tuesday afternoon.
Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude Elliott
in George Bernard Shaw's play Cesar and
Cleopatra enter upon their second week at the
| New Amsterdam Theatre tomorrow evening
| There Will be a special matinee performance on
| Tuesday afternoon. Election Day.
| William T. Carleton has joined the big com
| pany presenting The Tourists" at the Majestic
Theatre, which tomorrow enters on it's twelfth
week.
Miss Lena AshweI enters tomorrow on the
second week of her brief engagement at the
| Lyric in THE Shulamite."
James T Powers. in THE Blue Moon," is at
| the Casino.
Tomorrow.
! About Town." at the Herald Square, will
soon be improved by the addition of burlesque
| of The Great Divide" and by the addition of
| Peter Daley, Miss Blanche Ring and Miss Kate
| Condor TO the cast
Only two more weeks remain of Miss Eleanor
! Robsons production of Nurse Marjorie at the
] Liberty Theatre, for upon November 10 Miss
| Robson will make the second production of the
| ten she has in view for the present season and
| the Zangwill play will not be seen again in New
| York.
Miss George. in Clothes" continues at the
| Manhattan.
Richard Carle and "The Spring Chicken" will
! begin the fifth week of the engagement at Daly's
| tomorrow. A special matinee is announced for
! Tuesday ELECTION Day.
THE Lion and the Mouse will begin its ffty-
third week at the Lyceum Theatre on Monday
night night "A A special Election Day matinee will be
| special wire on Tuesday night
Rose stahl will begin the third month Of her
appearance in New York at the Hackett Theatre
tomorrow night. A special Election Day matt
| nee Will be given Tuesday, and returns will
! pe received by special wire on Tuesday night
| there also e
| NesuVlus in Fury: the Eruption of 1907 is
| the topic with which Burton Holmes will close
| his fall series of "Travelogues" at the I,vcaur,
| Theatre tonight and tomorrow afternoon In
| "Vesuvius in Fury" Mr.. Holmes finds subtect
| r1Valing even Port Arthur in intensitv TShH
| high pressure phase of the recent eruntio1 haean
| on April Z, 1906. the day that Mr Holmes re-
| turning from Egypt, entered the Bay of Naples
Ihe Following ten days spent in studvinp
and photogTaphing the various manifestations
or the volcano S wrath. Mr.. Holiness audiences
J VIII see the devastated EesuVian district Froro
the first oGtburst- Louis Francis Brown mar
ager Of the "TravelOgues,' announces the return
OF Mr.. Holmes the Lyceum Theatre for an
other double series during Lent.
Miss Viola Allen begins the third and last
| week but one Of her engagement in "CymbeIine''
| at the Astor Theatre tomorrow night Miss
Allen has proved that a Shakespearian produc-
ron can be made a theatrical success In this
city, and has added TO her fame as an actress
oy her portrayal OF Imogen.
| Owing 10 the Election Day matinee To he
| given by Montgomery and Stone at the Knick-
erbocker Theatre next Tuesday afternoon. the
| regular Wednesday matinee of "The Red MilI'
will be eliminated this week To circumvent
ticket spectators the management is acceptine
4 mall orders FOR reservations during the Christ
mas and New Year holidays, and playgoers ara
taking advantage of this opportunity 10 obtain
| desirable places for period during which there
promises to be a demand for accommoda tions
| far in excess OF the Knickerbocker's capacitv
Seats are also on sale for THANKSGIVING week
when three matinees will be given on Wednes-
| day. Thursday and Saturday.
! All but of Charles Frohman's attractions
remain this week. They are "Clarice" at the
Garrick; THE Hypocrites," at the Hudson. "IIis
: House in Order" at the Empire; The Little
Cherub," at the Criterion, and Sam Bernard AT
| Wallacks. Election Day matinees are the rule
The fifth French soiree concert Will be given
| at the Bijou tonight Music and dramatic
sketches have places on the programme
| week viii be headed by Fred Karno in his latest