New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

1.-The White Hea." at the Casino. Notable is the
work OF Miss jean Crane, a hfteen-year-oid girl,
Who initiates Miss Anna Held n the II CENT MaTe
as the Gibson Girl" in imitation Of Miss Halesak
ssa1 is Sg Of the oSn b Pau
Mitchell Erminie Clark and Josie Hartman. be
in imitation OF themselves. makes the audience be;
trust.
'salome" oscar wilde's drama. in conjunction
with Jacobsons farce comedy "Zum Einsieder''
(The Hermitage), will have its last performance
morrow evening at the Irving Place Theatre. AS
has been the custom in former years. Mr. Conried
will devote several evenings during the weeks
teeti11oniais oor ,,s ,ost 1nD,,Isr ,,an,hers ~
his company. The first Of these win take place on
dian. Friedrich Hoithaus when a new comedy in
four acts. 'Ehrliche Menschen G4onest People,
author Of the play, Adolf Schanmeyer has for
many years past been c2nnec!sd with the editorial
dramatic Offering The new play viii be repeated
Saturdays matinee
The last week of The Mills Of the Gods" at the
Manhattan Theatre Will begin Monday night Miss
Louise Galloway will be seen in the part Of the
Otherwise the cast will remain as heretofore
Robert Hunter announces the last week Of Miss
Katherine Grey's successful run AT the Berkeley
oning." Miss GREY received three years starring
contract, which she signed last week and by It's
terms she will open next season on or about Oc-
tober Is in The Reckoning" and a new play OF
| American life now being written for her
William Norris and his stock company are now
| in possession of the Lincoln Square Theatre and
are providing West Side theatregoers with excel
lent entertainment at popular prices II is Mr.
MorT1ss plan 10 present new modern Play or one
present week will be Belasco and De Miles com
a member Of the original comDanv when the NAV
was given at the Twenty-third Street Theatre. now
Proctor's Theatre.
On Monday evening The Girl in White" James
X. Hackett's latest production will open at the
fremont Theatre. Boston for unlimited
gagenent-
Kyrle Bellew will begin his last week in J. Hart
ley Mannerss play. a Marriage OF Reason" at
Wailack's Theatre tomorrow evening.
Gustav Luders's and Frank Pixleys delightful.
musical comedy. The Grand Mogul." will begin its
third week at the New Amsterdam Theatre TO-
morrow nsni Inc tunefnl lyrics and the real
are attracting large houses.
The Actors Society Of America gives ifs third
annual benefit performance at the Hudson Theatre
on Tuesday afternoon. beginning at o'clock and
lasting until The proceeds are to go 70 swell the
associations building fund. II was the intention
have the proceeds OF last years benefit applied
this fund. but instead every cent sent 20 the
San Francisco suffererH The most pretentous feat
yTe Of the The programme Tuesday VIII be the pro
ans League OF one-act play entitled "A Gentle
jury, IN which all the characters played by
women, with the exception OF the Sheriff which
VIA De played by Burr Mcintosh, who returns
the stage for this one performance only. Another
OF the many new playiets will be "A Blaze OF
be Miss Adele Richie, Miss Margaret AngIin
Henry Miller. Miss Louise Cunning Edwin Abeles
ana Miss Mary Ryan, in the yacht from
Brewsters Millions; Miss Ethel Barrymore, in
Carrots; Miss Lolita Faust. Miss Mary Manner
ing, Miss Ida Mule, Miss Esther Lyon, Miss Anna
Marion BallOu, Miss Eleanor La Sale Miss Laura
Burt, Miss Ruth Holt BOucicaulr Mrs. W O.
Jones, Mrs. Sol Smith. Mrs Annie Yeamans, Miss
Dorothy Russell, Robert Oempster Miss Nanette
Comstock and Miss Elsie Janis.
THE Ambitious Mrs. Alcott" will enter the
second week Of it's engagement az the AstOr The
atre tomorrow night.
Miss Amelia Bingham and her English company
are az Weber's Theatre in The Lilac Room" by
Evelyn GTeenleaf Sutherland and Beulah Marie
Dix.
At the New York ''The Land OF Nod" with it's
operate burlesque by Victor Herbert as the best
feature. continues. This burlesQue satirfzes the
present OF the impresaTiOs and Is IA many re-
epects gem of musical foOling II deserves how
ever. 10 be better sung.
at the Hotel Aston for the benefit Of the Mary
Fisher Home the afternoon and evening OF
Thursday. April L. will present a programme Of
variety. This institution provides for the needs OF