New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

that of Wes' 6igeow. in the new play "a CIR;
Army Man." at the StuyVesant Theatre, n
| Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie De Vote among the PRINCIPAL players
! Mr.. Huntley Wright sings song called Il Want 70
Meet Your Father" that especially pleases the au-
DALYs THEATRE.
THE Great Divide goes at this house, with
Mr.. Miller and Miss Anglin in the principal parts,
| and the indications that it will have a long
| run Parts of it obnoxious equally TO truth.
| good taste and right feeling; but It has merits
and it is well acted.
EMPIRE THEATRE
! Mr.. John Drew has large following of admirers
They find him wherever he goes, and always find
him entertaining though the piece itself may be
senseless and of permanent value TO the
dramatic art. This season he appears in a COM
of prosperous career at this theatre. Miss Billie
Burke, clever English player shares the popular
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
The stock company at this theatre will appear for
week beginning tomorrow afternoon. in a melo-
drama called Al Piney Ridge" Miss Edna May
Spooner will inpersonRte Azalia Deering and Mr..
augustus Phillips will play Jack Rose. Mr. David
Higgins, the author OF the play, appeared in it for
several seasons. There will be two concerts here
GARDEN THEATRE.
The touching opera Of Madam Butterfly" by
Giacomo Puccini, which was successful here last
season. is remembered with pleasure, and no doubt
its return viii be hailed with cordial welcome. Mr
| Henry W. Savage Will present it tomorrow night
| at the Garden Theatre, which then will be opened
| for the season. The composition, novelty and
strength of the company Indicated by this list
| of its members: Harriet Behnee Ottley Cranston,
bert e Ethe Bafre ali oGst0n GoTs game Sat2ns6 IA @
Thomas D. Richards William schuiler; NJ. Yer
Francis J. Tyler, Rena ViVienne and Elisabeth
GARRlcK THEATRE.
Beginning tomorrow night an organization known
as the Garrick Theatre Stock Company VIII occupy
the stage Of this theatre The Offering will be
a., play. by MI Charles Klein, e~ned The. Step
personate Doris Chapin, the principal female char
acter. SIR. Bruce McRae, the leading man, will be
seen as J. Madison Tate.
GERMAN THEATRE.
One of the chief players this theatre has been
indisposed for several days, ana because this
programme for the week has been rearranged.
Maria Magdalena" Will not be presented Thursday
night, as was announced Tomorrow and Wednes-
day nights and Saturday afternoon Ernest Widen
formed. Miss E1a Hofer will inpersonate the prin-
cpal female Character. Die Crosse Gemeinde,"
Offering Tuesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
HAcKETT- THEATRE.
Mr.. Francis Wilson will continue his merrymaking.
He TO the Hackett Theatre tomorrow
night When Knights Were Bold attracted
numerous audiences TO the Garrick Theatre, and
with Mr. Wilson's ludicrOus impersonation Of Sir
Guy Deyere it no doubt viii Keep its hold
popular favor
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE
The Embassy Ball. IN which AIr Lawrance
D'orsay appeared several seasons ago. will be re-
vived by the stock company at the Harlem Opera
House, tomorrow afternoon. Miss Beatrice Nor
captain T Ha%ds2 K osS r ana william M 3ohn aGfreg @fng
ana company VIII take part in the concerts to-day.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
Mr Lew FIELDS is IN The third week Of his
gagelnent at This house in The Girl Behind the
Counter" Miss Connie Ediss contributes gener-
Gus portion 10 the entertainment. For few nights
part of the companyat least some OF ihem Vere re
brazen enough 10 intimate that they We're.
HlPPODROME.
The four hundredth performance of "Neptunes
Daughter and Pioneer Days viii occur at the
Hlppodrome next Thursday evening. and It win
be signazed by special efforts to delight the pub
lie Those spectacles have been exhibited at the
poa foT are as yet they hey are s
sentiment OF a new ana elaborate spectacle at
Christmas time, and therefore the closing per-
Iormances Of "Neptunes Daughter ana ''iioneer
pay pays VII soon be announced. Those persons
~i,o seek doF pleasure should improve the present
Th nndcnta 81 ng those il interesting exhibitions
frequently varied and are always good ~
HUDSON THEATRE.
The play OF Classmates" which has been cur
rent at the Hudson Theatre since August %
the chief character in 1t being I West Point cadet
has proved attractive TO West Point youths as
well rs 20 students OF military science who have
@ been graduated from the Academy there. Young
persons in general naturally evince q liking for
H ne Piece S:nce It relates 10 the young. and the
Eceson plays the principal part ana makes II
earnest and effective -
kNlCkERBOcKER THEATRE.
Henry Arthur Jones's play of THE Evangelist"
has not received that serious attention it deserved
1t is to be taken from this theatre next Friday
night The following night, October 49, Miss Flsia
Jams VIII begin an engagement here, in a nav
entitled The Hoyden." Those who will assist
Miss Janis are the Messrs. Collosanti, Wood RIr
oank. E:ady, IOland. Fem and the Misses Mac
Murray, Rita Hoffman. May Chaplin, Daisy Johno
stone Dorothy Webb, Edith Livingstone Iaure
Wentworth Lillian Mcmillan and Florence Ma ior
LIBERTY THEATRE.
This is the last week of MISS Lulu CSlaser's en-
gagement here in Lola from Berlin" She will
take the piece the road next week The Rogers
brothers will occupy this stage, beginning on
October u.
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE
The Aborn Opera Company viii begin tomorrow
night an engagement, which 1t is purposed shall
continue for a considerable time.-at Blaney's Lin
com Square Theatre. presenting English opera
a presentment OF Robin Hood" win be made as
me opening attraction. That opera, by Messrg
d.sgiIa5Id Ae koven and Harry r. Smith was sue
SessluI as performed by the Bostonians and doubt
Isss IL Will be successful presented under the
pq.tIsctloh u. OF, Aessrs. Milton Sargent Ahorn
~ ~ ~ 10 hoid the stage for weeks The Ahorn
9gSpera company includes Miss Agnes Stone Miss
ll,Iiile Sardner, Mr.. Harold Blake Mr. Edward
AielcaA'' MISS Vera Roberts Miss Sabry DOrselI