New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
NOVELLT TO MAKE BOW.
Italian Actor VII Open IN Papa
Lebonnard" at the Lyric.

AZ the Lyric Theatre tomorrow evening Ermete
EOVeill the italian actor, viii make his FIRST ap-
DeaTanoe IN New York. beginning a two weeks
engagement IN nearly dozen OF his roles. For
MS opening play Ia this city he has chosen instead
OF any OF his Shakespearian other more familiar
characters q play practically unknown to cis-At-
aantio piaygoer6 Papa Lebonnard," by the Pa
s1sian author, Jean Aicard On Tuesday and
wednesday evenings NoveH viii give HIS FIRST IN
Expectations OF two Shakespear1an characters
King Lear and 6hylock. repeating Shylock at the
Saturday matinee On Thursday evening he will
appear Louis ~ IN the play by Caslmir Della
wigne, already done here by Charles Kean and Sir
Henry Irving. On Friday evening Noveln viii APP
pear as the escaped convict Corrado Conrad. OF
Paolo GiacOmettis Italian play, La Morte Civile
formerly presented here by The elder Salyn under
S7e6osnt Pes-'5 viii ciye NoyeiT an opportunty as
8 comedian and mimic IN the role Of the grum-
bling and gruh Geronte on Monday evening, by
special request. signor Novels win. at the con,
deliver one OF Ms monologues. emitted , IRA un
various types OF playgoers. The second weeks
repertory viii be announced later.
Miss Ethel Barrymore will appear in a new play
'I'he Silver Box at the Empire Theatre on Mon
day evening This is the second play Of her pres
ent engagement The new work is by John Gals
worthy, and is IN three acts. It was originally
produced AZ the Court Theatre, London This will
be its first time IN this country In It the star will
have the character OF a charvonlan by the ordi-
nary name OF Mrs. Jones. one scene of the play
shows a London police court of the present day
AcFae VIII have tho part Of Jones a ne r-do-vvelI
Iae IusB5nq 81 the ehaTwoman whose thirst for
start the trouble for all concerned. Other impor-
Harry Reddins Forrest Ro6insoB James Kear carney
and Hattie Russell
In The Holy city" which the William Morris
company VIII present at the Lincoln Square Thea
ire tomorrow evening. Thomas William Broad
hurst has taken Mary Magdelene and around he.
hfa ~1,1-,
Passion Those who VIII support William Morris
ere ,FreGeriek Wright Carl Anthony, Claude
ssSr9S9Ke, IAsodore trlebus. T y. Hamilton, John
sAealnIrle, Flchard sherman Clinton Lloyd J. II.
ys5eenqe. jane I4 Mhestlsy Miriam Hutehins. Mabel
Tho Great Divide" has completed its twenty
1ifth week at the Princess Theatre ana seats are
on sale up 20 and including May / Unfortunately
@lSs I A4ngLin snd Mr. Miller viii have TO withdraw
1890 ne 561oooy drama at that time, unless another
Ss o39SSg . LheSIIs can be secured as the lease
Nina NaZmova's engagement IN "Hedda Gabler,"
e ne Bi5op Theatre, has been extended and the
sgsSlg0 o. A Dolls House" has been postponed a
~on Parole" with Charlotte Walker and Vincent
E A;53s8i2 has scored popular success at the
MFs. Whsatoroft announces the next student mat
nee o. he -Wheatcroft Dramatic School
te tne Casino on Thursday at p. m Arrangements
hsTS been mace to present the following pro
ksslA.5lls: MODERN Love by Frances Z. Johnson:
Sse STn q The Road BY julia White Look at
sssl1n a1il,er end The Marble Arch BY Edward
Nose ana a. A Garfaway
&o-noEroW night the Ben Greet Players Will offer
a. me Garden Theatre "As You Like II under
modern conditions presenting the comedy viii,
scenery This win be the Offering for the arsr mart
F Ne week, Followed Thursday by a revival ~
49, - IN olden style. Mr.. Greet will inns
S4nISsS 70 the methods OF acting Shakes
ge-tSu The following week ''Everynans viii he
@pSsas The Vikings at Helgeland" Will he give,
- lS Hrst time IN this country on Friday after
hoo. S1arch p by the graduating students az m.
ss-LeLlcah academy OF Dramatic Arts ,Tbe 80
t'AAIAaloe VIII take place at the Empire Theatre
Messrs. Brady and Grismer have arrsng.a -
present the third act OF 'The Man OF the Hour .,
now at The Savoy Theatre at a bepeat 70 Nc.
Aatne Sheridan, a magazine writer now IN an
health at the Lyceum Theatre next I,uessa,, &c.
Aoon. me entertainment, which is under the >,
secuon OF Dr. Oscar Sweet NRrden editor Of 'sSiIc-