New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
NEW BILLS.

Mr.. Walter Lawrence viii contribute most Of
fhe novelty this week. making a new production
at his own theatre the Madison Square. and
also az the Manhattan Both will occur on
Tuesday might On Monday afternoon. too.
Ivette Guilbert will resppear at the Lyceum
Theatre with Al interesting programme OF
Chansons.
Mr. Lawrenoe's production Tuesday at the
Manhattan IS The Triangle" by Rupert
Hughes. or course. the triangle is the old
dramatic one-one Of those wrong angle ones.
where q woman marries rich man whom she
doesn't love The scene is laid mostly in pres
ent DAY New-York The principals in the cast
include Charlotte Walker, William Norris
Ferdinand Gottschalk William Bramwell, Colin
Campbell. Guy Coombs, May Isabel Fisk. Mrs
Goldhnch and Consuelo Bailey.
The Title Mart which begins its New-York
enSaSenent ct Walter Lawrence's Madison
Square Thes1re next Tuesday night VIII serve
90 introduce Winston Churchill into e new field
OF literature This is the first original play
from the hands Of the author OF some OF the best
selling books Of the lastvfew years. While THE
Crisis" scored q success upon the stage. Mr.
Churchill himself had little 20 do with the
dramatizing of it. In The Title Mart" he has
produced a play which he describes as an Anglo
American comedy, a satire upon English and
American society The story of how il came 10
be put upon the stage at all is interesting It
was written as a book in play form after the
manner OF George Bernard Shaw's stories, and
was published in that manner. Before however
Il put upon the market copies fell" into
the hands OF several New-YoTk managers and
result publication was stopped. and re-
versing the usual order of things, the book will
not be seen until after the production OF the
The three acts Of the piece are al laid in a
so-callsd camp Of 2 sef-nlade American million
sire. This summer home, TO be quite correct is
luxurious residence where the socially am
bilious wife of the captain OF finance has in
Vited party of Englishmen, in the hopes of
securing title for her stepdaughter.
Now, this same stepdaughter is q sef-willed
strenuous and altogether up 10 date young
American woman. who is not altogether willing
20 put her future into the hands of her step
mother. She balks at the idea Of purchasing a
title, but through a case OF mistaken identity
the result the mother wished for is worked out
IN manner that is altogether pleasing TO the
young woman.
The Title Mart" has been tried out upon the
roao II was produced under the personal direc-
ton OF Mr.. Churchill and Murray Carson and
cast OF both American and English actors will
he seen in the play. Among those in the com
TsrE are Murray Carson Miss Folliett Paget
MISS Dorothy Reyell, Sam Edwards Arthur
HaTe Miss May Pardoe. Frank Gilmore Sam
\ Reid, Martin Henry. George Stevens and others.
Charles Prohman presents Nine. Yvette Gull
bert this time, and she Will appear tomorrow
afternoon at the Lyceum Theatre and on Tues
day "Wednesday and Friday as well Other re-
eN-iS VIII iolio". Nine Guilbert will sing
cycles Of French chsnsons some of them of con-
siderable interest from a musical point of view
ehe VIII sing these songs in costume wearing
Fcmpadour gown OF the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries for the chansoas and Grim
oline for The chansons OF 1890 There ave also
modern chansons and chansons of Pierrot
programme book is furnished which contains
tssnslatons 80 rather free TRANSACTIONS 0Of
course, The originals are sometimes free - toon
Mil 1uilpeTi VIII be assisted at the Lyceum
concerts by NJ Armand Forest, violinist and
N Richard Hagenlan. pianist.
Brown Of Harvard" Will not be nro5uced .,
fhe Princess tin Monday week.
new play by Edmund Day, called Behind
the Mask" viii be shown at the West End
Theatre this week 1t IS a play of the early
Gays or Colorado. The Georgetown Loon viii
be one Of the scenes "
Daniel Frohman has just purchased the
American and English rights to a new comedy
drama Of modern life written bv Rrander
.h ana George Arliss. dealing with a
produce next season.
The Frazier version Of The Little Minister"
viii be produced this week by Mr. Proctoy,s
company % players at his Fifth Avenue The
atre. All the favorites viii be in the cas-,
Amelia Bingham Will play Lady Babbie. A II
Van Buren, Wearywold. and James Young Rev
Dishert. the little minister Other nonuIar
members or the company are Gerald Griffin
robert Cummings, Dudley Hawley al Roberts
Eleenor Gordon and Beatrice Golden.
io-nlorrow evening Rudolph Christians and
Gertrude Arnold viii bring their present star
ring engagement at the Irving Place Theatre TO
an end They viii appear together in Goethe's
lphigenie auf Tauris.' one OF the noblest works
In the whole German repertory. Gertrud Ar
mold WILL Of course. be the Iphigenie and Ru-
dolph Christians win appear as orestes The
cast will be completed by Hermann RudoInb
as the King, Franz Herterich as Pylades and
Otto Meyer as Arkas. on Tuesday and every
succeeding evening IN the week except sa.rr
day, the attraction will be the amusing farcs
tw1th Incidental songs entitled "Kyritz- Fyritz
q play due 10 the invention OF H Wilhelm and
o. Justinps- The plot concerns the unusual sd
ventures OF three provincials who visit Berlin
KyriZ-Pyritz" will also be played at the Sat
uroay matinee Lima Abarbanell win play the
chief part In 'Kyritz-Pyritz"
Saturday evening viii bring with IL one Of
the dramatic and literary events of the German
season, the first performance IN New-York of a
new ano important play. entitled ''Maskerade"
GA Nasquerade'D. by DR. Ludwig Fulda one
or the most eminent and successful European
writer's Tor the stage. IL will be remembered
that Dr. Fuloa was the author of "Das Yer
goreDe Pa-a6ifs" (produced here IN an FnpI,sb