New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
NEW BILLS.

come back 10 the NeW-Gork Theatre. and De
Wolf Hopper. in the charming operetta, Hap
pyland" will reappear this time at the Casino.
e mr. Hopper's prosperous engagement at the
Lyric last autumn. it may he remembered was
interrupted by the arrival Of Nine Bernhard.
His leading woman is stil that winsome mite.
Miss Marguerite Clarke, and William Danforth
and Mr.. Hopper viii once more tell how they
love flowers. The operetta (by Rankin and De
iRoVen) is quite worthy of the best traditions Of
the Casino and should enjoy renewed prosperity
This week the Madison Square Theatre will be
closed for day and night rehearsals Of The
Greater Love" which Walter y. Lawrence viii
produce at the Madison Square Theatre on Mon
day evening March 10, with Howard Kyle in
the character Of Mozart. The Greater Love-"
by Ivy Ashton Root is founded on episodes in
the life OF the great composer. Many trying
times in his struggles for recognition. difficult
ties encountered during his brief career attend
sng the productions Of his operas. his great love
for his art, his friendships. simple life marriage
and finally his death viii be illustrated. The sing
fng of Mozarts last requiem. with selections
from Don Giovanni" will be made feature of
the production. Five scenic artists are now en-
gagged IN painting the scenery and TWO firms
ere al work on the costumes The play will be
Slaborately embellished with music from works
az Mozart both choral and instrumental.
Yvette Guilbert viii give another recital at
Che Lyceum Theatre tonight, as we'll as next
Sunday night. Her inimitable art will shine in
a programme differing from any given here so
Ear. she has been singing in Philadelphia the
aast week
The eighth week OF Raymond Hitchcock IN
''The Galloper' at the Garden begins tomorrow
eVening-with no apparent abatement in the
popularity OF the Davis farce. A special feat
ure this week Will be the professional matinee
on Tuesday at noon. and Mr.. Hitchcock requests
mat ms audience he in the theatre and seated at
this hour.
Joe Weber has decided that his company
khos play another special matinee of ''Twiddle-
TwaddIe" and The Squaw Mans Girl of the
Golden West next Tuesday afternoon This
performance viii be complimentary 10 Miss
Mauoe Adams and Miss Elsie Janis and the
snembers OF the Peter Pan" and The Wander
bit Cup" companies.
Those who predicted a future for James 7.
Corbett as a light comedian when he opened in
"Cashel ByrOn's Profession" will be interested
"a his performance Of the title part in Mr.
Smooth. with Mr.. PrOctor's players at the
that II would be interesting week for his
patrons al the Fifth Avenue Theatre with Mr.
S Sotoe q IA a Willie Collier part and when
sdr: Corbett especially for the title character
TINS comedy will also orrer parts to Amelia
bingham, James Young, A. H. Van Buren, Ger
cid Griffin. Dudley Hawley and Walter Greene
The original Collier production Will be shown.
Next SdluIdby evening at MendelSSOhn Hall
the English humorist, Jerome K Jerome and
the American comedian. Charles BatteIl T.oonois
VIII give an authors reading. Following is the
probable programme
Mr. Jerome:
should Women Be Beautifui? American Wives
Sneie PodgeT Goes a-Iiaagng Three MeB IN Was gs
Mr. LOOMS:
fSsS e Eeysn IN an Elevator More A1eriesf
f6' Mother Of Le Mauds and Is Ga 8aa shinAins
Mr. Jerome: man oeu'res
Nee in Germany Three on wheels
Their First Paul Keiver
There will be 10 change in bill at the Irving
place Theatre during the coming week ''Iutti.''
the German version Of Pierre Veber's four-act
comedy, known in the original French as
"Loute," viii be the attraction every night and
81 next Saturdays matinee
Mr. Barney from Ireland the latest from
she prolific pen Of Charles Z. BIaney, will serve
10 introduce new Irish star IN the person OF
Ftske oHara, at the West End this week Mr..
aslaney has departed from the usual Irish COM
eoy. vita its short skirted colleens and knick-
Sroocker Irish lads, and has written OF an IN
to-dste Irish-American, who foils his enemies
win his ready wit and wins his way through
us natural olarney: Mr.. O'Hara viii sing a
1umber OF songs OF his own composition A
souvenir photograph Of Mr.. OHara will be
gwen 70 every woman patron at st. Patrick's
DAY matinee.
The graduation exercises OF the tRenty-sec-
ono year OF the American Academy OF Dramatic
Asts VIII take place Thursday afternoon al
Q COCK az the Empire Theatre. The principal
speaker will be OTIS Skinner
~Pygnslion and Galatea" will be given at the
Carnegie Lyceum on April "a "a ana % The
Slay, with curtain raiser. will be given by
sons OF the best known actors and actresses IN
society. and the proceeds Will be- given TO the
funo Tor establishing a special library Of boohs
Sn art az the National Arts Club.
John Philip Sousa. the composer OF the new
musical comedy which Klaw & Erlanger ere 10
produce IN Springfield March 90 wrote this
firrn and Harry 3. Smith. the librettist several
Gays ago. saying that the original title .sThe
free Lance" seemed 10 at his music much bet
ter than the one later selected king for g
Day and II these gentlemen loved him tbev
@oelo not change the title Of the piece Not
Withstanoing Klaw Erlanger had ordered q
the title king for a Day thew tmnaa5,s,a 81,
compiled with Mr.. Sousa's request and ordaraS
new printing on which tho title viii read .aThs
free Lancs" A"'
klaw & Erlanger will revive their big y1r,,-,
lane success OF last season. ~Humpty DUMMY
at the &ew-York Theatre tomorrow evening
presenting IL with all the elaborate scenery an
costumes utilized during its long run AZ the Nau
Amsterdam. and with the original ballets am
S&kt- with but exception. Augusta Greer