New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

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The final week Of the first engagement in
America of H. B. Irving. Dorothea Baird and
| their associates will be devoted to a repertory
of plays. Mr.. Irving will produce two plays
never before in America. The first of these
is one-act piece adapted from Stevensons
"Markheim." Mr.. Irving has done this play in
London and In the English provinces. The
ond Of these pieces is a modern play adapted by
Mr.. Irving from a French piece entitled "Jeu-
nesse." written by Andre Picard. The entire
repertory for the week has been arranged
follows: Monday and Tuesday nights Mark
heim," preceded by Charles r. at the Wednes-
day matinee the last performance of "Paolo and
Francesca; on Wednesday. Friday and satur-
day nights Mr.. Irving will mpersonate the dual
roles of Dubosc and Lesurques in the Reade
drama, 1.-THE Lyons Mail" and this bill will be
preceded by the one-act piece king Renes
Daughter" On Thursday night the first presen-
taton Of "Mauricette" will occur and this will
be preceded by fMarkheim." This bill will also
be given at the Saturday matinee.
Old plays continue in favor. 1.-THE Lion and
the Mouse at the Lyceum, '"The Hypocrites' at
the Hudson, His House in Order" at the EN-
pire" and 1.-THE Girl Of the Golden West at
the Belasco still doing fine business. OF
course 1.-The Great Divide at the Princess con-
tinues and will continue all winter. Seats are
selling-and selling fast-for weeks IN advance.
OF the newer plays, "Clarice" may be seen at
the Garrick, Sam Houston" at the Garden
1.-The Genius" with Nat Goodwin) at the Bi1ou,
and Nurse Marjorie" at the Liberty, with Miss
in '"The Three of U.s. is drawing good houses
down at the Madison Square Theatre; THE
Chorus Lady," now at Hacketts Theatre, is as
popular as ever in spite Of the tradition that
TO move a show is to ruin its business. At the
Lyric Miss Harmed, In "The Love Letter." has
but brief time to remain. She makes way for
Miss George, in Clothes" continues at the
Manhattan
Cape Cod Folks" down at the Academy has
caught on. judging by the attendance.
"The Prince of India" Will remain five weeks
| more at the Broadway
Burton Holmes is enjoying better patronage
than ever at the Lyceum this season Tonight
and Monday afternoon he will describe and
picture the Olympic games Of last summer.
1.-THE Red Mill" leads the musical shows. at
the Knickerbocker at the Herald Square Lew
Fields's show is being made better every week
"The Spring Chicken" at Daly's; my Lady's
Maid" at the Casino; 'The Little Cherub." at
the Criterion. and THE Tourists" at the Ma
1eStic, all continue
At the Colonial Theatre Monday Bransby Will
Jams, English character artist, will offer new
selection Of characters from the works of Charles
Dickens. The Great Lafayette will be retained
for the second and last week in 1.-THE satyr and
His Band" and '"The Medicine Man" Bert
Leslie, assisted by Sailor and Barbaretto will
present his slang comedy skt. An act new TO
ATF1ar will hn u, tIa
Tanen will offer some limitations. The Nichols
sisters. known as THE Kentucky Bellies" will
present their Ethiopian songs and stories. Eva
Nudge. the Military Maid. will give protean
act. The -Four Gregorys will do some hoop roll
ing. and the vitagraph will show pictures.
At the AIhambra Theatre this week Sydney
Kingdom Ayres, late star of "The Clansman" and
Texas" will make his vaudeville debut In
playlet OF Arizona ranch life. entitled "The Cow
boy King" The Fays will present their act.
Miss Della Fox will sing old and song sue
ceSSeS in her usual manner. Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent will offer their melange Of dancing
and comedy. entitled Make Yourself at Home"
The Artois Brothers will do feats on the hori-
zontal bars. Lea Brunins will juggle billiard
balls. The Orpheus Comedy Four will create
music and fun Foster and Foster will have
new and interesting pictures.
With the reopening of the Harlem opers
House tomorrow afternoon under its new policy
Of continuous vaudeville. is added another thea
tire to Keith & Proctors circuit which now
numbers seven In all--sx in New York and one
in Jersey City. In the rehabilitation of the
Harlem Opera House and it's adaptation TO con-
tinuous performance, numerous changes were
essential. and uptown amusement seekers will
find many surprises In this newest of vaudeville
resorts The initiatory programme is headed by
Mrs. Langtry who will present the dramatic
paylet, Between the Nightfall and the Light
The Six Musical Cuttys second In promi-
nence, and the other features are: Lew Sullv tha
merry monologist; Princess Trixie. trained
horse; Marion and Schelberg singing and
dancing entertainers; Byron and Langdon in
The Dude Detective" Mosher. Houghton and
Mosher. comedy bicyclists; Willie Weston. i'm,
personator; Naomi Ethardo. gy1nnast; Ward
Brothers, dancers; Dubois and monkey and
Texarkansas and Walby
At Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue this week
are Carleton Macy and Maude Edna Hall IN thu
slang classic THE Magpie and the Jay: Win
sor Macay. the cartoonist known as "SiIas" +"
whose caricatures Of Little Memo" the .Rara-
bit Fiend" and Dull Care are familiar: Fn1roo
Carus; Avery and Hart colored entertainerse
Catherine Hayes and Ssbe Johnson IN a
Dream of Baby Days. MystArious Howards