New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02
Ney and Old Year TN Drama.

On May Miss Ethel Barrymore appeared at the
Lyceum Theatre in Mr.. Ibsen's elementary treatise
on the female simpleton "A Dolls House" and she
continued to perform in IL till May b. without dis
turbing the public equauimity. Miss Percy Has
well. good and Notwithstanding actress, appeared
at the American Theatre, May l, Juliet. Mr..
Warfield. the same night, at the Bijou gave
the 250th performance Of The Music Master Per
formances for the benefit Of Nine. Modjeska
CURED May g. at the Metropolitan Opera House,
Miss Ada Rehan and Mrs Patrick Campbell
participating in them, and Nine Modjeska taking
her farewell Of this community. The honored
actress appeared in scenes from Macbeth On
May an accident TO Mrs. Carter. who was hurt
BY 3 fall while stepping from her carriage, COM
PEELED premature close of the career of "Adrea'
at the Belasco Theatre. Mr.. John Drew was
elected. May s. to be president of THE Players,
succeeding the late Joseph Jefferson. On May
the hay-seed drama OF Quincy Adams Sawyer
shown at the Academy; Albert Chevalier ap-
peared in Brooklyn; Mrs. LIE 5ioyne and Mr.. Theo-
dore Hamilton acted at Harlem, in The Blot on
the 'Scutcheon"; Miss Virginia Harmed, Mr.. Wilton
Lackaye and other players performed. at the New
Amsterdam Theatre, in ''Triby'; Mr.. James
O'Neiu at Proctor's Twenty-tllird Street Theatre,
acted virginius Miss Haswel at the American, re-
vived Mt. H a. Jones's comedy of THE Liars
company of Russian Players emerged in the Muir
ray Hill Theatre; and Miss Eugene Blair example,
fed the tainted drama by showing 'Sapho, at the
West End On May farce called The Tale OF
a Tub failed at the Madison Square. perform
ance Of Mr. Ibsens Master Builder" given in aid
of the purposed communication of the late Mrs.
G. H. Gilbert occurred May Il, at that theatre
That gentle woman and good old actress Wouio
have been Disguised with the selection of play
but the purpose was worthy. Miss Alice FISCHER
ended her season at walacks on May Is. and The
College Widow closed long career at the Gar
den \ season Of summer theatrical exhibitions
began. May 12. at Coney Island The Alhamora
Gth-ave. and 125th-st) opened May lS. MT
Willard acted at the Harlem Opera House from
on
for England Dir. J. 2. Adler Childish actor
appeared May Is at the American Theatre ana
tried to play Shylock. Miss Haswell acted Portia
Miss Blair at the West End. was duly lachrymose
as Camille. Mr.. Proctor revived the fine old play
Of Caste at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Mr..
Hepry Woodruff as D'Alrov. Miss Ada Rehan
sailed for England on May 20 The Montauk me
atre Brooklyn was marked for demolition Mr.
Hackett produced The House Of Silence at Pitts
burg CThis play will be presented here on January
q at the Savoy On May % the esteemed play OF
The Governor of Kentucky. by Mr.. Franklyn
F7vIes was acted at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Win
Miss Katharine Grey as the heroine Nine Bertha
Kalich Childish actress. appeared at the Amer-
can Theatre, acting in English. and made an au-
spicious impression This performer had learned
English within three years so as TO speak II Win
hut little cadence or other indication Of foreign
nationality Boucicaults fine play Of The Oc-
+oroon" vas revived June y at the Fourteenth
street Theatre Miss EIita Proctor OTIS appeaEeu
ct the Fifth Avenue Theatre June 70 IN ms
Crust of Society," The career OF Inc f1eA 70 lne
E5oorsh.' came TO 6 close at the Hudson Iheatre
on J,lv X Miss Maude Harrison esteemed
survival of the old Union Square Theatre Gays
began an engagement at Keiths Theatre, On 'll9
same site July Il. The well known t5shlor tiaE'
~ yovspe en- Suisse offered at Rein
-,L. TI,I1- q end on that date Miss Beatrice
z-,r-ao acted stephanie, in Forget Me mol. az
Proctor'g Harlem Theatre. Mr. Paul McAlnsler
eppeared at the same theatre on August /" as
Manuel In the old play OF ne FotanGe u
A,,e af
.r1,h Eoi1ickine Girl" had its one hundreth per-
4orroenoe al the Herald Square Theatre. @lr.
San, Bernard was prominent IN It Nj. JEFFERSON
ne Angels was acting ct the LYRIC 1heaIie =
A,,9ust in 'rfTantana"; Miss Fay 1efnpleVcH anu
Miss Virginia Earle were prominent IN the eh.eI
+i---,an+ at the New Amsterdam Theatre and DIT
= NJ cohan was visible at the New y ork tHealr9'
= at title Johnny Jones" On August 81 MI. Le"
F4elds revived 1T Happened N 49,
-.n+e,,ber Miss Edna May appeared AZ lay
$500 =, a NAV called The Catch OF the sea
eor,,. Mr. Edeson reappeared. IN 0tFolsle a.
49, savoy and a revival was eAeCL1o q tt'E
caInn Of mrs, LAfnngWells E0oo's'
= =. r.,+Anober Miss Blanche Walsh began an
.ss,,er7t al the Herald Square Theatre present
ins p1ay by Mr. Clyde Fitch IN whloh tias ~.
oin1e scene was that of row between - -
80 80 woman who pretended to be ooth oFao
- ,nh-,.+A This gem had considerable vogue.
80, called 1.-THE Pearl and the Pumpkin was
.-eeented at the Broadway, while IN uie ~
vorl. Theatre Messrs. Mcintyre ana f1ea1il Us
t.5 beneath 4HIhe Ham Tree" On SeptenosI
POI. - T2o+bsrs with ireland" for their scene
,,e oIlt s+ the Liberty. and simultaneously
~evtval Of "A Yankee Circus on Mars ocGdtFeu
81 rbe Ftppodrome. Mr.. Hall came ouL4 al
saorv NAV Of THE Prodisal Son" was presence
September T. at the NeW-Ans1erost. ma 80. -
,Tr 7 Morgan as the prodigaL MI, John DIe"'
- che same night acted at the Empire, n De
I.,cxy- and was welcomed by ms numerous au
Ire-s on September 4, also. Mr.. WarIlelo "iio
Io5 beer TO San Francisco. FeappeaFeo, aCtt4s -
~ Music Master" at the Bijou. MISS MAXINE
-. a,..1oea6 herself in play called Her
800 Match . and Miss Lulu CHASER was seen az
,+e Enickerbocker, in Miss Dolly Dollars On.
- the yretched sophistcal reprehenslole pays %
3 shaw Man and SuDerma by name
o rrorrht forth at the Hudson Theatre SepteEn-
- nth Mr. Robert Lorraine IL q principal part
M n c. Goodwin appeared 81 the LYceuln. Oh
c.n+ernhAr 6 in Beauty anc the barge winch
+jIAd Mr. n wills. on September IL presented
~. D,,Ee of Duluth Mr.. Arnold Daily began on
Ita~ u an engagement al the Garrtck me
80 ,azi,,inr Mr. shaw's mephiuc, nox1ons non
nsa called CANDIDA" On OCTOBER o. y. !
z.-,ored TO foist Mrs. WaTTen's Fro+eSSioh ga
This community and, after one pei .oi ,,,s.+
.+f11y, restrained by the police-for the snp9sc'
.,1.1, "a Indecent and the production or snch
1Iay Is an insult to public morals MT =. 80
- = was "a sermon" Sermons are +oI "0i-t0t
= Oh. +heatre-particularly When they are ii"ot''
a. - called MARY and john was acted al Inc
a PlDS Miss viola Allen began her season.
M+l,a- IT Bridgeport, Conn. producing Inc
-. ~ the Town" Mr. E. H SotheFT anu -di9S
- Msrlowe also began their season IN Oolopet'
'u. --os.r+lv came 10 the KnickerbockeT Theatre'
ana pre- go Cor six weeks presenting, in sue
"h0 1' .rr,e raining of the Shrew," The Merchant
&c 1-a,ice Twelfth Night and Romeo ana JuI
- >, october was further slgnaIlzeo ny MIS- isA
.n m the Manhattan Theatre IN Lean hiesoii-
:. otter a long and brilliant tour OF tle CouIilts'
IA +te anpearance Of Miss Margaret Angnn
ana ~ rink worthing at the Princess Theatre,