New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
DAlY'S THEATRE.

The run OF The Great Divide" at Days Theatre
was terminated last night. and Mr. Miller and Miss
Anglin win convey that effective though
coarse and sophistical play to other cities. On
Tuesday night Mr.. Lawrence DOrsay and Miss
Cecilia Lotus will begin engagement at Days
Theatre. appearing in play called The Lan"ers
which is understood TO be variant Of the COM
edy. produced many years ago by Augustin DAILY,
under the of The Passing Regiment Miss
LOTUS will impersonate Marcia Tremaine. daugh-
ter OF an American Ambassador to Russia Mr..
D'Orsay will appear as Captain Fitzherbert, a
kindly but not alert English oficer-stin another
type of that comic perpleXity in which this actor
commonly exercises his talents. The scene OF the
play is laid at Quebec. Songs have been intro
duced into the play,-several of them composed by
Miss Lotus. The includes Eileen Anglin,
young sister of Miss Margaret Anslin; Phoebe
Coyne Susan Rusholme, Grace Fisher, Don Cam
eron Maud Rowland. Hubert Harben. Fred Tyler.
Ben Field. Arthur Lawrence, \. IL Van Buren,
Henry Coote, George Hollis. Bertram Allen, Cyril
Chadwick. Cecil suly and William J. Ellis.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Mr.. Drew's season at the Empire has been long
and pleasant. He viii continue to act there uaul
Christmas. The comedy in which he appears,
called MY Wife is neat. bright and merry, and
the representation of it, given by Mr.. Drew, Mr.
Gottschalk. AIzs Burke and their comrades of the
stage is smooth, agreeable. often laughable. and
invariably effective. Miss Maude Adams viii come
10 the Empire December 23, repeating her popu-
lar performance of Peter Pan
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
The play chosen for presentment this week
the Fifth Avenue Theatre is The Boys of Com
pany B." by Rida Johnson Young. That piece
recently acted at another prominent theatre, and
il was then fully described in this place Miss
fEdna May spooner will lead the cast. which is
composed as follows: Augustus Phillips, Tony
Allen: Harold Kennedy. Chic Sewell: Ben. T.
Wilson as Major MacIane: Walter Nealand
George Bright: Warren Rogers. Babe Carruthers
Lawrence Wakefield Mike McNab; Olive Grove,
as Mrs MacLane; Josephine Fox, Florence Hen
derson, and Jessie McAllister, Madge Blake.
The Sunday concert bill at the Fifth Avenue will
include Arthur Forrest and his company. in farce
called "A Cold Bird and a Bottle the Rialto Com
edy Four Lambergi Julia Ring & Co. FOy and
Clark and Gilmore and La Tour.
GARDEN THEATRE.
Miss May Robson, acting in THE Rejuvenation
of Aunt Mary has met with meritsd favor at
the Garden Theatre and she will continue
neat her humorous performance Of Aunt Mary.
The character is that Of an old maid, long resident
in the country who. on coming to New York. to
adiust the affairs of her Wild nephew, is at 1rst
startled by the activity and reckless dash of city
life but presently is captivated by its pleasures
apd so made to seem young again. MISS ROBSON
- is we'll known possesses humor and a marked
antitude for portrayal Of amusing eccentriclty.
GARRICK THEATRE.
-r-na resentment of The Toymaker Of Nurem-
=, hos been rewarded with much favor at the
crr;o,, Theatre and that kindly, cheerful domes-
:, - will hold the stage for some time. 1t
" -. ho as was surmised a excellent Christ
- 1.x,-,eing replete with genial feeling ana
o. .,r,or Its significant impairment is stated IN
io0s @ &c. ..r owe is wealth The Old Toymaker.