New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Seats are selling twelve weeks In advance for
''The Great Divide" at the Princess
''The Hypocrites." at the Hudson; His House
IN Order" at the Empire, and "Clarice" at the
Garrick. all continue
At Wallack's THE Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer" is
filing the theatre.
Richard Carle will begin his fourth week in
THE Spring Chicken" at Days tomorrow
night.
Miss Allen enters on her second week at the
Astor in "Cymbene" Tomorrow
THE Lion and the Mouse still fills the Iy-
ceum. and 1.-THE Chorus Lady Hackett's The
atre.
Down at the Madison Square success has
come again. where Miss Nillson is playing 1.-THE
Three of Us"
1.-The Little Cherub" is as popular as ever at
the Criterion.
Miss Eleanor Robson enters upon the fifth
week Of her engagement IN Nurse Marjorie" at
the Liberty Theatre, Tomorrow She will con-
tinue to present this play at the Liberty The
atre for a few weeks more before change in
the bill is made IN conformity with the plans
arranged for her by Liebler & Co.
Inc american ACADEMY or DramaClC Arts
will present, at the Empire Theatre. on Thurs
day afternoon. new play, in three acts. entitled
1.-The Congressman" by John d. Barry.
Miss Grace George and her new play,
Clothes" go into the eighth week of their run
at the Manhattan tomorrow night.
The fourth French soree concert will be given
at the Bijou tonight. Music and dramatic
sketches will be on the programme as we'll as
a n cOniQue SUNDAY
theatre was well filed.
THE Tourists goes fits merry way at the
Majestic and THE Red MIL" is packing the
Knickerbocker. ARA
Sam Houston" continues at the Garden.
Preparations are going on at the Herald
Square for the coming burlesque THE Great
Divide" and Miss Ring and other mem
bers of the company are in active rehearsal
with Mr Fields.
Chauncey Olcott. in his play Eileen
ashore" begins his second and last week at
the New York Theatre tomorrow evening. He
will be followed Monday night, November 8,
by Miss Fay Tenpleton in George NJ. Cohan's
''Forty-fve Minutes from Broadway" Miss
Templeton made long run in this piece at the
New Amsterdam Theatre last season.
THE Prince of India" will still be found at
the Broadway.
At the Berkeley Lyceum 'Mamzelle Cham
pagne" may be found.
Tomorrow evening Der Herr Senator" by
Franz Won Schoenthan and Gustav Kadelhurg.
will be revived at the Irving Place Theatre,
where IT was played with success when first pro-
duced. Der Herr Senator will be repeated on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Will Thai
Ter will make his debut on Thursday evening. as
Graf Waldorf, in a favorite comedy by c. Karl
weig entitled "Onkel Toni" 1t may be remem-
bered that WIFI Theller, who has for years been
q prop Of the Viennese stage, once played an
engagement here with Marie Geistinger among
the artists who will assist the star are Miss
AfilIy Reimann. Miss Marie Reichardt Adolf
Winds Friedrich Holthaus. Willy Kaiser. Franz
Kierschner and Carl Machold 'Onkel Toni
viii remain the attraction Friday and Sat-
urday evenings and Saturday afternoon
Burton Holmes will be heard at the Lyceum
Theatre this evening and Monday afternoon, in
the fourth Of his illustrated Travel Talks" the
subject on both occasions beiss Naples and
Nearby" II had been Mr. Holiness orig1nar
plan TO make a tour Of the world last winter.
and he would have done so. but for the Nile
fever which he contracted which MADE IL neces-
sary for him TO return 10 Europe. His illness
nroved blessing in disguise, for instead or
visiting India, he had the good fortune 20 san
into the Bay Of Naples on the evening OF inc
night in which Vesuvius began its eruption the
greatest of the century. Naples and Nearby
viii show the beauty of the setting in which
This cataclysm occurred. Sorrento. Amalh, ta-
I-eIIo PaestuTn and other beauty spots of South
ern italy will be visited. while Naples itself, the
most picturesque Of Italian cities. will give
au,nle opportunities for the Photographic ana
5escri,ttye skill OF MT Holmes.
Ar the Alhambra Theatre this week Bransby
Williams English character artist. Will be seen
ir a selection of characters from the works OF
Charles Dickens. The Fays will present their
denominations and answer questions TO the
fTtura Miss Josephine Cohan, sister OF George
NJ Cohan will offer sketch entitled "A
Ir.end Of the Family" Fred Nho, the mon
aIneiet will be on deck with a new budget Of
eanea and nonsense. Foy and Clark Will have
. new comedy sketch entitled The Modern
Jonah" The -Four Lukens. gymnasts, VIII ma ke
enoTher visit 10 this house. Miss Maude Court
Tav the American girl. who has made England
,b,stIe Yankee songs. will sing popular selec-
ions Goldsmith and Hoppe will create fun and
Ssrn1onV with q variety of musical instruments.
T'bs vitagraph will show new motion pictures.
At the Colonial Theatre this week Harry Tate
,,,,u ha the headliner in his original satirical
sktt entitled Fishing" Jack Norworth. who
oornas direct from the Lew F1elds's About