New-York tribune., 1906-08-26
ANY HOUSES TO OPEN
.Ty a Dozen Theatres VIII Begin
Season This Week.

.,sg of q dozen theatres and the complete
rrhing Of the theatrical season. With the
~vtion Of Friday. there viii not be q single
n without one or more openings. To-mor-
uight The Little Stranger" will come 20
,sackett. as Lew Fields's Theatre has been
-msd; Percy Williams will open the AL
-sra. and Miss Marie Cahill az Days Will
-ar IL Marrying Mary" The following
N LADY Jim" will open Joe webeTs. "The
= nf Money" opens the Garrick Theatre
Suesday night. On Thursday night The
-orrites" q new comedy, by Henry Arthur
q VIII 60 on ar the Hudson. and Lew Fields
Jopen the Herald Square with About Town"
: Judge and the jury" comes to wallack's
ssturday Miss FritzI Scherf will appear
IN as Mile. Modiste" at the Knickerboeker
"a few weeks: The Chorus Girl" in which
g Rose Stahl viii make her first appearance
star. viii be al the Savoy. and the Society
rus' will be seen in all its splendor az the
spodrone. now under the control OF the
Thsrts The New Amsterdam will open a
y" and Keith & ProctoT's Fifty-eighfh Street
satre viii open Labor Day The Astor, where
8 Annie Russell VIII appear as Puck. in "a
hummer Nights Dream" may be ready 10
by Friday
he first play by Henry Arthur Jones 10 be
2 IN this country before having q London
suction IS The Hypocrites'' which will open
Hudson Theatre next Thursday. So In
sed has NJ. Jones been IN the production
Charles Frohuan thar he came 70 this coun-
four weeks ago 10 watch the progress OF
Tshesrsals and will stay here long enough
see the opening night. THE Eypocrite."
bring back 10 New York Miss Jessie Mill
I'd who was leading woman at the Empire
8re for several seasons. The main interest
he play is serious. IFS theme being set forth
Q line from The Pilgrims ScTipt'-'ENpedi-
is mans wisdom; doing right is Gods"
leading characters. with the exception OF
pung drawing teacher, are all connected with
Cnurch OF England, the scene being laid in
mall English town. Besides Miss Miilward,
y Glsndinning viii also be in the cast, sew
] q the others in the company having been
ught from England.
he first show TO be seen az Lew Ftelds's
aid Square Theatre. now under the man
nent Of the Shuberts. will be q new musical
edy called About Town." by Mr.. Fields and
sph Herbert one Of the authors OF The
a Whrl." The music IS by Raymond Hub
and Melville Ellis. The show will be
ged By Julian Mitchell.
hares Froh-aan resumes control Of the Car
Theatre next Wednesday night, when Will
4. Crane viii open the house in The Price
Money" by Alfred SutrO, author OF The
lie Of Jericho" AIr. Crane will play the part
n idealist irnbued with the highest OF prin-
e. who lived some threescore years with a
uiaton Tor honesty and indifference 10
l,h Tempted at last by his wife, he sacri-
his principles to procure money TO SATISFY
daughters desires
5eber's Theatre opens TUESDAY night with
, Hilda Spong as Lady Jim. in Harold
tons three act comedy OF that name The
~,r1H
play concerns one Lady Jenlina Wilson,
eTise Lady Jim. An inopporrune visit TO
apartments Of young man breaks up Inc
sgements Of several Of the characters, ana
gesr Of the play concerns itself with the
ightening Of the tangle-
play Of the West, The Judge and the Jury
be used by Charles F'rohman 10 open the
lar season al Wailack's next Saturday night.
play. which introduces border and Indian
e. Is BY Harry ID. CottTeu and Oliver
asco. The chief sentimental characters viii
ilayed by Miss Ida Conquest and William
bond
is FRITZ Scheff, Rhen she returns TO the
&erbocl.e- next Saturday in Nile AIodiste.''
tEtay there only three weeks Her support
company IS the same as last season. Seats
lie entire engagement VIII De on sale after
@:row.
-ss Rose s5ahl has quit vaudeville to star in
IS Forbes's comedy, THE Chorus Lady"
b VIII serve to open the Savoy Theatre next
-day The play IS not an amplification OF
raUdevsIla sketch Of the same name IN which
Stahl has been appearing, although Miss
aca Brien. II the chorus is the leading
Scter
is sale Of seats for the opening performance
Be Hppodrome on Saturday night begins to-
7ow. Many changes have been made in "The
sty SHOW" The most striking feature Of the
GsoW VIII be motoring in mid-air' by the
} Davis trlo-rvyo men and a woman. The
promises 20 be a sensation. Other acts VIII
ae Patty-Frank acrobats. the Atheffe eques-
IS Nile Allarty and her trained camels. the
Aarkel sisters. c0ntortionists; Nile
aTde equilibrist; Spessardys bears, and
Ael BordeveTTy, the "sharpshooter."
coraing 20 present indications. the Astor
stTe. at 45th street and Broadway, will be
led Friday, when Miss Annie Russell VIII
seen for the Trsf ffrna m I.,,cr1 Ga a r,ro- 4