New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
NEW BILLS.

This viii be a week largely OF revivals, though |
q new play VIII be shown tomorrow at the |
Savoy and a new musical comedy on Saturday |
at the Casino
The new play which comes 10 the Savoy to- !
morrow Cwhen Mr.. Hopkinson" moves up 20 |
Fields Theatre) IS another English farce. called
It's All Your Fault" The complications arise |
out Of the creation OF fictitious heir TO secure
legacy. The cast VIII be:
Caxon Coulter. retired business HerbeEt Carr
JACK Dobbins IioFards IIerbert sleath
II G watts MstTopoiitan Home for Boys George adams
Ei Subbs. eEpressHan- Charles Mason
AndreW a servant -
Wifred Coulter her daughter Mary Faber
Mo- Rsi tss1e hes1ey RSI nffsy oycrcs cary 1e
At the Casino on Saturday night new musical
review" called The Social Whirl," will be
shown This comedy is supposedly bit Of satire
on recent events in the world Of scandal pub-
cations, and the dramatic critic of Golfers
Weekly" viii no doubt find his seats on the
centre aisle, well forward. The book is the
work Of Charles r. Doty and Joseph Herbert,
and the music is by Gustav Kerker. The cast
will include Ross and Fenton- That the fem
mine element IS well 10 the front in the produc-
tion is witnessed by this outburst Of the passion
ate press agent:
Think" he cries of a chorus including Irene
Hobson, Margaret Cobb Sybila Thorne, Bessie
Friganza, Almeda Potter, Francis Alexander,
Marie Arnold. Pauline Neff, Violet Jewell and
Eleanor Lund," We do think we do. That we
have TO smother a natural impulse TO inquire
who these paragons OF puichritude are. only
makes US think The harder. The cast will be
as follows:
Violet Dare Broadway favorite Adele Ritchie
bingham, society leader. Mabel Fenton
sserInaine Du Monde owner Q the manicure parlors
s.,iy.
Ks "A Verne s2geTs5ss from 1r the West ts ada Lgs @
james Eliaghan. The right side Of the market,
1Te @ -;f.ii Ea5ieo1 reTFeseniasive Tie Social Wa
sandy Graham party from The West. Marx E Heizy
5ea Lem HlGss FSaB ms iis r professor Charles HaltOn
Beezy, coiored attendant in manicure parIors
Babette r1ancure. Elizabeth Brce
stable Williams
Until Saturday, Of course. "Happyland" will
remain at the Casino
Mrs. Fiske and the Manhattan company VIII
begin a limited engagement at the Academy Of
N.sic tomorrow evening. Their bill for two
weeks only VIII be Leah Kleschna," the power
1Ul Grama by C. NJ s. Mcclellan that they acted
AZ the Manhattan Theatre most Of last season.
since leaving the Manhattan Mrs Fislle has
made an extensive tour ard Leah Kleschna"
has maintained its position as one of the most
popular cneTings of her career. The engage
Ineut at the academy Is the first Mrs Fiske has
played ther,. These Viii be Mrs FisHes final
performances IN Leah kleschna," which she has
acted nearly five hundred times. The play
Should appeal strongly the clientele Of the
ACADEMY. Almost all Of the original cast viii be
associated with Mrs. Fiske at the Academy John
Mason VIII again play Sylvaine; George Arliss,
Ra0uI. Frederic de Belleyilie. Kleschna and
William b. Mack Schram. Claus Bogel John
Emerson. Charles Terry, Henry Judson, James
Morley, Fernando Eiscu, Emily Stevens. Belle
lFf EFal1 a No. IN
have their former parts.
Miss Dorothy Tenant Edwin Holt, Miss Ger
trude Quinlan and many Of the other PLAYERS
who afforded SO much fun in George Ade's Col
lege Widow" ar the Garden Theatre last wear.
VIII again be seen there in the same play to-
morrow night Two companies have been play
ing the comedy the road. everywhere with
great popular success.
The end OF Richard Mansfeld's engagement at
the New Amsterdam Theatre is only two weeks
away. Tor his third week, beginning tomorrow
night, Mr. Mansfield win act Or JekyI and
Nj. Hyde" for the last time: Alceste in Mo-
Heres comedy, The Misanthrope" Tuesday
tonly time this engag gemenO: the Baron Chev-
rial in a Partisan Romance" "Wednesday.
the Car Ivan ia T0lstoy's Russian his
torlcal tragedy, Ivan the Terrible" Thursday
tonly time this engageuenU; Don Carlos" for
the last time Friday: Beau Rr1Iu9roeI - satI,r
Venice. saturday night For his last week Mr.
Mansfield WI! act Arthur Iimuesdale IN The
Scarlet Letter" Monday. the Baron Cbeyrial I'm
a Partisan Romance % Tuesday. The Merchant
of Venice. wednesday; Beau Brumrnel -
Thursday, King Richard III" Friday. "1Tbe
Merchant Of Venice" at the last matinee Sat
urday), and Saturday night Mr. Nans6eld
will appear in five acts from fve OF his most
popular plays
The Aew York Theatre viii have for the on
suing fortnight tne PiNley & Luders musical
comedy, THE Prince OF Pilsen." which is one or
the most popular examples OF its especial form
of stage entertainmeDt Jess Dandy Will MAY
the par; of Hans Wagner. Ida Stanhope Is the
widow. and other characters are taken bv F2utb
PEBBLES. Marie Welsh, Marguerite Ferguson
Pauline HUrtiey. Arthur Donaldson War An
derson, James T. Rome, J. Hayden-Clarendon
and Peter Swift
Joseph Wheelock. Jr-. returns 10 New York this
week after road tour 10 play an engagement
at the Harlem Opera House. lie viii be seen In
the George Ade comedy Just ont Of College -
These viii be his last appearances in New York
this season.
Although Otis Skinner Is playing 10 large bust
ness al the Hudson Theatre he viii close his en-
gagement there April IA solely 10 make Il
possible for Charles Frohman 20 present WrI
lam II. Crane IN New York this season. Mr.
Crane VIII therefore open at the Hudson Theatre
on Monday. AprH 16 ia The American Lord
written by George u BToadhUrst and c. n
Dazey. He viii be supported by Miss H.lda