New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-14
GILLETTES NEW PLAY.
"Ccpe Cod Folks" NesU Irving Bill
and Other Changes This Week.


and Other Changes This Week.
New York Is to see William Gillette's latest
play. -Clsrioet" at the Garrick Theatre to-mor-
row. London and Boston and several other
American cities have already seen It The cast:
gndth Clancy Lucille La Verne
M SarTlnston Slltelte
e. tank p1
& Forsythe Denbeish 81 b. ......... Francis Carlyle
FINK bezris Stokes SniHvan
zeiIbogs AZ the B-nbow NJ WaksInur.
Tomorrow evening Il. B. Irving who enters
Hpon the third and next to the last week of his
New York engagement at the New Amsterdam
Theatre, VIII be seen for the first time in the
two characters Of Dubosc and Lesurques. In
Charles Reade's drama 1.-THE Lyons Mail" New
York viii see II. B. Irving in these parts before
london has had the opportunity. In commune
ton with 1.-THE Lyons Mail" which will be
given on Monday. Tuesday. wednesday and Sat
urday evenings end az the Wednesday matinee,
bliss Dorothea Baird will appear in a one-act
play. "Ring Rene's Daughter" that will precede
the Reade drama king Rene's Daughter will
also be seen for the first time upon New York
stage since 1916. Another play in the Irving
Baird repertory viii be disclosed for the first
time On Thursday night, when King Charles t.
the drama by w. g. Wills, will be first present.
ed. II. b. Irving. of course. Will be King Charles
while Miss Baird will play Queen Henrietta
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evening and at the Saturday matinee.
Tomorrow Lebler & Co. will bring into the
Academy OF Music their latest spectacular pro-
duction. cape Cod Folks" 1t is a dramatza-
ton made by Earl W Mayo of Sarah P Mel.
Greene's novel OF the same name which was
written nearly thirty years ago. The play deals
of course with life on the Cape. The big feature
IS the shipwreck that takes place the Long
Point Light, off Cape Cod. The cast:
Tar-ber
S1eTiS Roin ne sries r 5asciHsg
snte. KnaIor Il D. fgIcLe
'tg 1t, George fGhaPas
!y Wiisra BaT rows
Iucius Dionysius smith. Harry M frt
Constable Eastnlsii W. H ST. James
Ioniy Hungerford. Perry
IecEy Yer Bessie Barriscals
Grandma Keeier Lizzie Conway
eophronia. Anna wheaton
simny Gordon Morrison
weber's Theatre will have The Measure of
q Man for fits attraction this week the open
:ng taking place Thursday night Cora May
nards new play has just finished run IN Phila-
deiphis- where It was so well received that
Messrs. Arthur and Zimmerman obtained an
early booking in New York for the production
The play was seen here last spring, having been
produced by amateurs. E. NJ. Holland Percy
Haswel, Mary Hall and George Holland head
the cast, which contains number Of other well
KNOWN players. The play viii be further re-
hsarsed the first three nights of this week when
WebeTs Theatre viii be dark
In "The Three OF Us" by Rachel Crothers. Il
be produced at the Madison Square Theatre next
Thursday evening, October is, with Carlotts
Nillson in the leading part Walter n Iawrenc4
puts forward another new play. The scenes are
In Nevada mining camp and all it's characters
Sre Eastern people.
Louis s.res4ord eSr TIe Ss
Gem John Westie5
foriner Trenholrn i,os Stanley Dsrl
son1is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Master George Clarke
g.s Jane Peytor
Ray MAecesnsy cario. NoT
II is eight years since Clay Clement appeared
before New York audience. the last occasion
being at the American Theatre in 1898, when he
appeared in The New Dominion" under The
direction of the late Henry French Mr. Cls-
rnent comes this time of the longest iuuns
ever recorded by theatrical company on a road
tour the company jumping from Omaha TO New
York. arriving here Monday night and openins
in the Garden Theatre Tuesday
The play which Mr.. Clement has selected for
his New York engagement is q romantic drama
in four acts entitled Sam Houston" and as It's
title Implies. the action revolves around the life
OF that character IN the early history of Texas.
Tomorrow evening the Irving Place Theatre
will reopen. Der Helfer' ("The Friend IN
Need"). by Felix Phippi, author Of 'Daniela.
der Dornenweg" and other successful PLAYS
viii be the first attraction presented In "Der
Heller" six new members Of the Irving Place
company viii be seen for the first time here
The part of the Senator will be interpreted b,
Adolph Winde, lately Of the Dresden Court
Theatre. Carl Machold Mr. Conrieds new lead
:ng man Qately prominent at the Court Theatre
3n HenoVer). viii play the part Of Stefnharter
10 Hegyi, the Hungarian coincidence, will be IN,
Agnes, and Nilly Reimann formerly of the To-
sephstaedter Theatre, Vienna, Will impersonat.
feate. Among the corners will be Fried.
rich Hothaus. who halls from the Neues Thea
ter Berlin; Max Liebi. from the Residenz Thea.
Ter. Berlin. and Willy Kaiser lately OF IN,
Vienna Raimund Theater. Emil Reiter the new
manager Of he theatre. has staged the % Law
which VIII be performed every evening through.
out the week and on Saturday afternoon.
Many persons are asking two questions now
"Idave you seen The Red MilP?" and Have vo,
seen The Great Divide" The Blossom, Er
bert musical play is packing the Knickerbocke
and Mr.. Moody's drama has proved the mos
potent attraction the Princess Theatre bas -.
Gently had. There has not been q single vacant
seat since the play opened
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Miss Eleanor Robson enters upon the tbirl
week Of hec engagement in the new Zangu4r
play Nurse Marjorie" al the Liberty Thaatra
Blanche Ring. in Charles Dillingham; prosuc
ton Of Miss Dolly Dollars" begins the last w.el
OF her engagement at the New York Theatre TO
morrow evening and viii be followed on the az