New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Fiavia Arcaro. Alice Judson, Ruth Julian. May
Tunison and Nora Sarony.
THE Three OF Us" goes on its successful way
at the Madison Square Theatre.
Miss Robson has made a hit with "salomy
Jane" at the Liberty.
William Collier continues to get Caught in
the Rain" at the Garrick.
Miss Anna Held goes on making eyes at the
Broadway.
At wauack's Sam Bernard Is enjoying great
popularity
THE Great Divide" IS now in its fourth month
at the Princess Theatre. and is still attracting
big houses.
The latest Belasco play, THE Rose Of the
Rancho" IS great popular success.
Days Theatre at present contains The Belle
Of Mayfair" and large audiences. This typical
English musical comedy quite fits in with the
DAILY tradition.
The Lion and the Mouse" At the Lyceum
Theatre continues.
The Chorus Lady" continues to crowd the
Hackett Theatre.
At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre Of varie-
ties bill has been arranged, headed 10y the
distinguished protcan artist. Henri De Nries
presenting the one man paylet "A Case Of
Arson" IN which Mr.. De VrIes portrays seven
characters changing from each character with
lightning like rapidity. Others on the bin will
be Walter Jones and Mabel Hite, in musical
skit. Walter Perkins I'm VIII NJ. CreSsy'S orig
lral sketch entitled The Man from Mays;
rgr1 . h. mil At nfE RET
appearance Of Rex Fox, English novelty VEN
triloquist. George Mazort English comedian,
the Kinstous musical comedians. Everhart, eN-
pert hoop roller and juEgler; the Bell Trio, sing
Ing sltIt. and new Nitagraph views.
Some OF the new features in the programme
at the Eden Musee are cinematograph scenes
OF comic and instructive nature. one. show
ing the folly Of parents in leaving firearms
where their children can get at them. has at
tracted much attention. II is a thrilling picture
and i~s realism makes the audience gasp as the
child Is seen with the muzzle OF the revolver
Ia It's mouth ana its hand the trigger The
Andres and the London company continue their
varied entertainment. while the Hungarian
Gypsy Band and the World in Wax are among
th" other attractions.
a programme Is being prepared by the friends
of Edward T. Rice for the complimentary con-
cert 70 be given in his honor at the Majestic
Theatre next Sunday evening. 1t is arranged
for the entertainment to include selections from
'Eyangellne" with Miss Lila Blow I'm the title
part. Miss Isabelle Underwood MS Gabriel and
Charles Guyer the lone fisherman. Mr.
Rice Will Of course conduct the orchestra for
this part Of tie programme. Ned Wayburn's
latest novelty: Miss Emma Partridge. in oper-
attic selections; Stanley Hawkins with his songs
to his own accompaniment on the piano: Della
Fox; selection from 1892" Introducing wal
ter Jones IN the part Of the tramp assisted bv
the policeman; Trixie Friganza in her repertory
OF up-to-date novelties: Emma Janvier whose
success with THE Spring Chicken" In her orig
inal mOnologue was noteworthy: MiCnOn the
Marvel. In series of representations:
Maud Raymond, in budget OF novelties and
Frank Tannehilrs latest song. Take Me Back
to babyland," with music by Mr.. Rice consti-
tute only II portion of the entertainments
Marcelme, the clown In "Neptune's Daughter
at the Hppodrome. has added a multitude OF
queer objects to his fishing speciality In tine tank
scene, and he now holds up at the end of his
fishing line such articles as bottles snakes cells
cOrsets and other relics. not to mention the live
bulldog. which never fails TO arouse wonder and
amazcment when il comes up out of the water
The secret OF where the bulldog comes from Is
the same secret that conceals the advent Of the
mermaids from the bottom of the sea The spec
tators who see this remarxa BILE performance
cannot understand how dogs and mermaIds
can live under the water, but the Hippodrome