New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
eRANslN WILLIAMS.

rulowsne the activities o. the last two weeks
there WIN be q lur IN the production Of thestra-
eel enterprises the coming week.
The Astor Thsstre. wsgenhsls & Kemper's
new playhouse. at Broadway and A5th street.
VIII be inaugurated nexe Wednesday evening,
ssepterrber u when Annie Russell VIII appear
Cor the first time Puck. in a production OF
Ehskespeare's "a Midsummer Nights Dream. -
Tomorrow night Miss Ellis Jefreys will begin
Der third tour OF this country, appearing IN a
new comedy this time called The Dear Unfair
Sex and the following night Miss Grace George
will appear ia a play by two newspaper men,
Chanrins Pollock ana Avery Hopgood, called
-'Clothes" Another version OF Gordins kreut-
Her Sonata" viii be tomorrow night, when
the Yid6ish actress, Nine. Bertha kalich, viii
appear IN Langdon Mitchelrs version AZ the
lyric Theatre. Aside from these plays the Rialto
VIII have 20 struggle along with the theatres and
shows already going.
The Hattie Stranger" the champagne thirsty.
riraretse smoking infant who could better be
called The Little Terror" Is filing, the Haclett
Theatre nightly The novelty Of the English
farce and the cherubic appearance Of the terri
applause during the progress Of the show.
Nine. Bertha Ralich. under the direction OF
Harrison Grey FIske. begins engagement to-
morrow night Of several weeks in Langdon
oIitchell's version OF Joseph Gordin's The
1Sreutser Sonata" appearing az the Lyric Thea
ire. one OF the supporting members OF the COM
pany is signora Majeroni, who visited this coun-
try in 1874 in support OF Adelaide Ristori
Miss Ellis Jeffreys begins her third tour Of
II country tomorrow night at the Liberty
Theatre I'm the three-act comedy, The Dear Tn
fair Sex" by Inglis Allen. The story Of the
play concerns itself with the blindness OF hus-
hand TO the fads and follies OF his wife. For six
months he is completely under the sway OF his
spoiled ana vanity consumed wife. but finally
reasserts himself
Clothes is the name Of the new play in which
Grace George viii make her appearance for the
Tuesday night ar the Manhattan Theatre.
II was tried out by stock company IN Ceve-
q distinct success The characters Of the play
ere all persons right on the edge OF society
those persons who stay right on the edge all the
time but are never able 10 cross the magic line.
Miss George VIII play the part OF a young
woman who has slipped into this peculiar set
from her own class. and The play deals with her
attempts 20 cling TO the outer skirts OF society
rather than 20 drop into complete obscurtty.
The recently incorporated Interstate Amuse-
sneut Company offers as SIS first attraction JEFF
ferson De Angels IN The Girl and the Gov
srnor." The book IS by S. N. Bremen and the
az English girl held captive by the Spaniards
sn la Gueyra in tho seventeenth century, af-
sording ample opportunity for gorgeous costum-
Ing and stage effects.
Mile. FRITZ scheH VIII appear at the Knick-
srbocker only two weeks longer as the dainty
and sIluring Mile Modiste" Mile Schif starts
n Immediately after the closing of her engagement
here on her road tour. 10 be followed by Lon
don engagement. Montgomery, and Stone VIII
aellow mile. MOdiste' In The Red MIL"
Nearly four hundred performances OF The
Lion and the Mouse" have bean given at the
1yo~um Theatre. an6 the end OF SIS popularity
has not yet loomed up on the horizon.
Miss Rose stahl IN single week has sppar-
entity nrrnly established herself as a favorite
the Chorus Lady" with Miss stahl as Patricia
oBrien, with Its picture OF life behind ths
scenes. is proving most interesting.
The Eypocrites.- one OF the two-ssTious Eng
fish dramas which served 60 open tho theatrical