New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

erratic, cork-legged, funny old soldier who made
All London laugh for two seasons during the
long run Of the piece at Days Theatre, when II
was first produced under the management or
George Edwardes.
The Little Michus" should be fortunate in It's
composer, NJ. Andre Messenger. who also wrote
the score of ''VeroniQue." The authors OF THE
Little Michus" A Won Loo and G. Duval,
two French Ibrettists Henry Hamilton and
Percy Greenback made the English adaptation,
and according 10 their contract with the French
authors whose Gallo minds shied at possible in
PRODUCTION of foggy Anglo Saxon humor, the
libretto was not Anslicized, but literally trans
lated. The story of The Little Michus" origi-
so early in their careers that they are indis-
tinguishable. The cast includes George Graves,
Miss Elita Proctor Otis. Ernest Lambart. Will
lam c. Weldon, Harold Crane. Miss May Tuni-
son. Miss Nora SarOny, Mics Alice IRE and a
chorus composed partly of American and partly
Of English girls.
Miss Camille D'Arville after long absence
from the New York stage will come TO the
Lincoln Square Theatre tomorrow evening.
Miss DArville is TO appear in The Belle of Lon
don Town" STANCE and Edwardes's comedy
with music. which is ased on Mr.. STANCES
comedy. The School for Husbands" shown
three years ago at Waliack's This is the
twelfth music play thai STANCE and Edwardes
have written together The story hinges upon
the Misunderstanding between Sir John Manners
and his beautiful wife. Lady Belinda. The latter
palt is acted by Miss DArville. Miss Alice
Fischer played the part at. Wallack's In the
supporting Karl Stall. Frank Earring
ton. Orville Harold. Hal. Pearson. Arthur D.
Wood. Herman Stennan. Giorgio Majeroni. Ed
munG Stanley. Joseph FrohofT, Miss Ruth
PEBBLES Miss Belle Thorne. Miss Hilda HOllns.
Miss HOrtense MaZurette and Miss Kathleen
Clifford
Miss Lulu Glaser will make her first appear
ance in New York this season at the Criterion
Theatre Tomorrow evening in Sydney Rosen-
fields new balloOnipg comedy. The Aero Club"
in which this author has kept step with public
interest In extraordinary things and written IA
story founded on the recent balloon and auto
mobile race at Pittsfield Mass.
This is the first play IN which Miss Glaser has
played a straight comedy part. The scenes rep
resent the roof of the Aero Club in PittsheId
Mass: the dining room OF the Vanderwater cot
tage in LenOx. and the committee room OF the
Aero Club in New York
Miss Glaser Is supported by Fritz williams.
Orme Caldara. Miss Marion Abbott. Miss Olive
Wyndham. James II. Bradbury. Samuel Colt.
William Herbert Frank Lamb. Edmund Law
renee renee, oSiiI William sampson Miss Ada Gilman
John F. Ward and Miss Lizzie Conway.
Miss Clara Bloodgood and her company. in
cluding w. ]. Kelly ard w. B. Mack. will play
Clyde Fitch's comedy. Tine Truth" at
series of natinees at the Lyceum Theatre. be-
ginning Tuesday, January 20 The motinees
will be given on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. The same cast and production that ap-
peared at the Criterion will be al the Lyceum.
The Three of Us goes its successful way
at the Madison Square Theatre.
Miss Robson has made a hit with "salomy
Jane the Liberty.
Miss Annie Russell in "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" will be the attraction at the Grand
Opera House this week.
THE Man of the Hour" al the Savoy Theatre.
continues it's successful run into the eighth
week. The pronounced success Of this play
predicted hy the New York critics has been fully
realized, and the Brady Grismer production
will be continued indefinitely.
Wilton Lackaye begins the last performances
OF the allotted time OF his own dramatization OF
Les Miserables." in which he has been playing
the character of Jean Vatican at the Manhattan
Theatre for two months. Mr.. Lackaye will use
the drama in future revivals in repertory
Several changes of minor Importance have
been made in Dream City" and ''The Magic
Knight" at weber's Theatre. all tending TO i'm