New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
SINNER STAGE NOTES.
p,EsrsaIs for Coming Season in
Euery Theatre.

=. held almost sole sway for many weeks. art
engaged in competition with the theatres
..rsn n the torrid weather of last week there
-. - erorgh amusement seekers in town TO I'll
"a -4fhou; trouble. Nor mas there been any
-,ution in the crowds at the beacheS-Quitc
= ,rrosiie as a matter OF fact. and the sue
- n the revival OF broadway show at th5
,1ss,tan Beach Theatre has shown that good
@-,rlcals there are as successful as in the city
n the shows which have opened in town
=. last few days THE Cherub" is the only one
A. Z new. The others. The Virginian' and
ne Girl n the Golden West have been long
! sie city before. while the melodramas al the
-.Ei avenue houses are those Of last season.
tpacity business on one of the hottest nights
slsst week was the rule at the Casino Prep
rstioas for the Booth performance of "Tha
;ra whiIl" are now being made. and, al
a1gh the show was intended only for the
,assi term, Il probably viii run well into the
III Miss Maude Raymond is back in the cast.
hghg Bill Simmons again, and so is Miss
iias Richie.
Notwithstanding the fact that George NJ.
lsAsn is busy all day rehearsing Popularity" f"
astl gees merrily on in The Governors Son.
Z The New Amsterdam Aerial Theatre. He
vi remain there until the regular season be-
! ghs al the New Amsterdam with The Man
Fnn Now" on September ,.
Only three weeks more remain in which to see
EIntyTe and Heath in The Ham Tree" at the
! ysE York Theatre No night has been warm
EOugh yet 70 keep people away from that show
Tie lack Of q roof and the beauty of the full
mon combined to make the Madison Square
Garden roof one OF the most favored spots in the
ag last week. Mamzelle Champagne ends
E second month of success there this week
'lih heD popularity in no wise diminished
The Little Cheruh" is now week old at the
\ nisrioa Theatre. and has become one of the
s' popular young persons along Broadway.
aS Hattie Williams has made a personal hit
ne piece, and her song, Experience has al
l aas Become rival 20 some Of those sung all
.-IAl. lhe great number of really pretty
j - ana glri songs are among the most at
l -a'l'e ihsl nave been seen for a long time.
seats are now on sale until October l for The
-'a and The Mouse at the Lyceum Theatre.
4 pay has run there now for forty weeks.
- promises TO run as long again. By Labor
=, :, -lee VII be four companies presenting this
ua3 Perrin billed as the psychic OF celebrI-
a. VIII be the chief newcomer at the Wistaria
ilO'e On the New York Roof this week Be
as palm reading. he says that his act is "an
9s'd'e lecture on ana a subjective discourse
.l.saahihg palms in their relation to character,
o-s.ts -s.ts ahQ 10 events" Seymour and Hicks,
-! scTobats are other newcomers. Next
lgss r s4Il De tRe last opportunity to see THE
I'm I'm saIs les az the reef, an announcement that
- - s'1oliess brlnS many to the theatre. Miss
-. Oesinond, who succeeded Miss Cheridah
- N seeing New York" has been sue
a4 II niiing Miss Simpsons place.
among the concerts to-day will be those to-
sn at the New York Roof. the Madison
r--e Roof, Hammerstein's. where practically
~Hy oil viii be presented. those in the af-
~ -Soa and evening at Keith and Proctor's 23d
h Ts.Il - 1<Jth street houses, the band concert
ss-.' p Garden and the concert at the Man
'4n Beach Theatre.
'AIh FaTnnm enters on the second week of
sasement Of The Virginian" at the
r.. ny ,a OF Music tomorrow night. It's pre-
lsris,.gIlg run in this city has not in any way
1 -su lhe audiences at the Academy.
rays and their exhibition of 'thauma-
- VII continue 10 head the bill at Hammer
"a Arthur Prince will remain there only
Il. e Week with his unusual ventriloquist
H. Tleis on the bin are Dziria, the dancer in
IL ToI.tllene; Ernest Hogan and his Min
L. Ne the four Fords; Bedini and Ar
II go go haiiln's monkeys; Rice & Provost,
Ia SHSonl IN her hot weather costume; Col
| 1a1 and Rainier & Gaudier.
L. oono year Of Miss Blanche Bates in The
NE Golden West" has begun prosper
q NE Belasco Theatre. The ventilation
H. uere made the theatre cool last week
n, ~ - the intense heat. Indications seem "a
q ibs ssolgn the second season will be shorter
as'-T lIst il viii be no less prosperous. Seats
fg hVe weeks in advance.
Ugh Miss Ring has left the cast Of "EIis
r.. ne Mayor the Pony Ballet remains to
H., audience enthusiastic. Miss Trixie
Ri1,.S"h .Sho succeeded Miss Ring. is singing
| D. song hit. Waltz me around again
Ssiio1 40 Is also introducing her well known
/ -'H OF Miss Dressler.
eaaing act at Keith & Proctor's Union
-, 1neatre the coming week is Fred Karno's
5,s EShtomime Company IN THE 8umming
H.. ~ English music hall act which employs
"a 4.
| b Ns1e.al m vii present the farce comedy,
s t5e ~ o.. Earrings" other acts on the bill be-
p ~ sesEer -, City Quartet, Jordan and Har-
| EstaI Isle Boehm, a barytOne singer; the
b tbe s,9glos' Frank Young and Kathleen De-
/ Il A. .Seinotte lie Mole Trio, Bedini. Carl
1Lal & Lorraine and Austin Walsh.
lssn,- Production of the much discussed
-, sonata" will be that OF Wagenhals
Ia -. -. al the Manhattan Theatre Tomorrow
L., Miss Blanche Walsh as Hattie Fried
r. of this presentation the entire produc-
4. aiiy planned for the Astor Theatre
2 - go II viii be similar 10 the produc-
. aDS ~ Miss Walsh in Chicago two years
lsbv ele will have practically the same
% Sith her The play Is the first oi
8 sii n S-n the prolific Yiddish writer, 20 be
s English.
Z larson, the author Of Rosemary" in
3 n Drew appeared some years ago, will
& 80 --esllle tomorrow night at Keith &
y, A"enty-third Street Theatre in his
play. He will be assisted by Miss
De ,ser. for whom the play was written
eA opportunity 20 display her sAlll