New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
MISS PHYLLIS BoSTWicK.
Aetna in AT Yale" at the West End
Theatre.

commonplace production but it was well acted by
an uncommonly good company. new play Dy
George Ade. entitled "Artie," win be produced AZ
the Garrick tomorrow night, October y
GERMAN THEATRE.
The novelty here this week will occur Tuesday
night when the stock company Will appear
in three one-act plays by Arthur Schnitler
as follows: "At the Sign of the Green Parrot"
Literature" and The Last Masks The hfst
OF these is the most important The chief charac-
ters in ii will be impersonated by August Weigert
MISS Hedwig Reichter, Miss Ella Hofer Heinrich
NfsrlOw and Adolf Winds. Tomorrow night
Ghosts Will again emerge, and on Wednesday and
Saturday nights The Great Community Will be
performed. The Schnltzler plays will be the at
traction on Thursday and Friday nights as well as
on Tuesday. a dress rehearsal OF them. TO attend
which the press has been invited. viii take place on
Tuesday at Il a,
HAcKETT THEATRE.
Mr. Francis Wilson seems 10 be upon the top
wave Of popularity, acting IN the comicaI
travesty of chvalry and old romance called when
Knights Were Bold" The Hackett Theatre has
become an exceedingly popular resort. The at
tendance is large and the performance elicts
much laughter. Mr.. Wilson's waggish assumption
OF Sir Guy De We're is marked by abundant drol-
lery. The animal spirits Of that comedian seem
inexhaustble The plan Of the piece contemplates
Illustration Of the contrast between Romance and
Matter-of-Fact Charles Reade. It will be remem-
bered depicted It seriously, in Es fine novel of
Christie Johnson" The picture, in when
knights Were Bold" is broadly comical. The
Hackett Theatre, accordingly, is home OF mirth,
and such it commends itself TO all persons in
quest Of innocent pleasure.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE
The Redslin." by MID 1IacLaren Will be re-
viyed Tomorrow night at the Harlem Opera House,
with the scenery that used in fits presentment
at the Liberty Theatre. Miss Beatrice Morgan will
play the heroine, Adulola, and John Craig viii
enact the hero. Niatawa. The other members OF
the company will appear follows George How
ell, as Lonwanda: William Norton, as Shoanauga;
William Carr a Matawagonon; Dudley Hawley, as
Koones; Louise Randolph. a Lashuta; Emile
Melville Tanna Mongosh, and Louise Bronelle,
Fawn. The Sunday concert bill Will include
Estene wordette and company. Genaro and Bailey
the Eight Bellies La Petite AIgnon, Basque Quartet
and others.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
MI Lew Fields IS continuously prosperous with
his merry farce aSout The Girl Behind the Coun-
ter" in which he and Miss Connie Ediss disport
themselves IN a mood of contagious hilarity. The
attendance is large and the performance is followed
with laughter and applause. More than this could
not be wished, and the record Of it sufHces
HIPPoDRoME.
The Messrs shubert and Anderson. managers
Of the Hippodrome, have made il known that the
final performance OF the present entertainments.
''Neptune's Daughter and Pioneer Days" will
occur on November q. This spacious place of
amusement Will then b closed for three days, and
on Wednesday night, November e. the first per-
Torrance of a new piece will be given. The book
and lyrics are by Edward p. Temple and Manual
Klein. The novelty is to be automobile act
The performers will be arrayed in modern dress,
and the scene is in Long Island. There are CON
certs here every Sunday night.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Robert Edeson. acting in Classmates" has at
tracted and pleased many audiences at the Hudson
Theatre. The play of Classmates is esteemed a
worthy companion 10 'Strongheart'' and SOLDIERS
Of Fortune" In which his earlier successes were
achieved Since the time of his earnest and effect
i've performance in THE Climbers" Mr.. Edeson has
steadily risen in public esteem and professional
rank. HIS present engagement at the Hudson will
continue for time. His associates in the
acting Of 'Classmates'' Flora Juliet Bowley,
George w. Barnum, Marjorie Wood, Wallace Ed
dinger, Maud Granger, Frank Mcintyre and sgd
ney Ainsworth.
kNIcKERBOCkER THEATRE.
Miss Janis and her associates. performing in 'The
Hoyden." have pleased good audiences. at the
Knickerbocker Theatre, and their performance
grows in popularity with each repetition. Some of
| the limitations given by Miss Janis notably
| ciever,-that of Miss Ethel Barrymore being par
ticularly faithful and amusing. Some of the airs
| in The Hoyden" pretty, and they have be-
| come popular.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
The current entertainment at the Liberty Theatre
| Is provided by the Rogers Brothers, who illus
| trate comic adventures in Panama. Their cheer
ful ways have been described in this place, and it
| seems only needfu now TO say that they please
their public and merit their success. The engage
rnept Of the Rogers Brothers the Liberty
| Theatre Will continue for two weeks On NoVen-