New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
NEW BR0ADHURST PLAY
sTThe Mills of the Gods" Ben Greet
at Garden Theatre.

at Garden Theatre.
A new play by George Broadhurst, author OF
ssThe Man OF the Hour" called The Mills OF the
Gods" VIII be produced at the Aston Theatre to-
snOrrow night by the WIN J. Block Amusement
Company The piece Is in four acts. with scenes
laid in New York City and in small Pennsylvania
town.
Tomorrow night the Garden Theatre will re-
Open when the Ben Greet players viii again be
seen IN Shakespeare's plays presenting THE Mer-
chant OF Venice" the first play of the series
This play win be given during the first week, and
VIII be followed during the week OF March II by
Macbeth" The first part Of the week OF March
1e VIII be devoted 10 As You Like 1t" and the sec
ond half to Julius Caesar Holy Week-be-
fifteenth century morality play, ''Everyman'
The Princess Theatre VIII be dark tomorrow
evening, when Miss Margaret Anglin and Henry
Miller take THE Great Divide TO Washington for
the single special performance OF the Moody drama
arranged IN honor OF President Roosevelt the Cab
inet Congress and the foreign diplomats. This
unusual occasion over THE Great Divide" VIII
ing ana viii be presented there without Interrupt
ton the remainder OF the season.
'on Paroie" continues at the Majestic Theatre
This military romance by Louis Evan Shipman
with Charlotte Walker and Vincent serrano in the
week II is staged by Henry Miller.
Mr.. sotheTn and Miss Marlowe win. during the
seventh week Of their engagement at the Lyric
Theatre present four plays from their repertoire.
D'AnnunziO's play The Daughter OF Jorio,' was
TO have been The bill for Thursday and Friday and
the Saturday matinee. but this production has been
abandoned for the present. Instead, Jeanne
dare" win be the bin for Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings; Romeo and Juliet" on
Thursday and Friday evenings, '"The Sunken Bell"
sotheTn and Miss MaroTe have appeared in seven
pays. three by modern authors and four by
sss45akespeaIe the latter being Twelfth Night"
chant OF Venice" The plays by the modern au-
EnRnn's ''Sunken Bell and Sudermann's John the
Baptist" The engagement at the Lyric Theatre
week On the following Tuesday Mr.. sofhern and
Win embaT on tie by party Of friends
london. where they will open their engagement at
company consisting OF re1entyfy neonle MI
follow on the Mnnehaha, OF the Atlantic Transport
eotoot carloads OF scenic paraphernalia properties
There VIII be entirely new circus at the Hip
podrome. beginning Monday afternoon as an
added feature TO the double bill of ..Neptune's
Daughter" and Pioneer Days" One Of the circus
acts win be that OF tEenty-four Bedouins who
have 3ust arrived from Morocco. These swarthy
cons q Sahara, with eight carnels ana complete
camp eQuipage, viii enter though marching
aSEoss the desert, and VIII make camp In full view
Arabs vii perorm Vsos way ot clF t tne
performing seals and sea lions introucinsr FOR the
fsebao As the horse at sa 0 apea Ed a46u 09
tae circus ring the sea Non balances on its back.
a large circular ball. This apparently Impossible
the way OF training sea lion The ISaffv brotHer
new troupe % acrobatg from Europe viii also be
csline. ''' anu 80 'OeS Mar
On Thursday afternoon at the Herald Square
Theatre' the shubeEts VIII OrSer for the arst time
in America George Bernard shaws comedy. wild
overs Houses. with cast headed by Herbert
Kelley. Miss Enc shannon William f. Hawtrev
tsEesinand Sottseh9Ik, Henry KolkeF. Miss AdeIyn
On Tuesday new farce by Curt Kraatz. entitled
@oie OoDpeiehe" t''The Double AfarrIage'O will ba
produced at fhe Irving Place Theatre. The plot
oonoerns the bewildering adventures OF two men
who have been twice married. ana who are sud
denly confronted with both their wives, each OF
has remarked me compjicsfio1s vhicT, -eSI,I&t
Enust be observed to be believed. Will TRAILER
re baFts % the two husbands The wives viii l be
tnfeTRreted BY Fraulein HedW1g Won Osternann
III ea itT''-H -1'l''' AiHiA'h appended Is the
2ieni .gEauien sdwis Won ostermann
9s4iots Otto Ireptow
feTsnoS ;ofliy llean A1 VIE, Aeimsnn
s5I-o VIII Kaiser
Ausnsts. .Erausin Marie Wegern
die Doppslehe' viii be repeated every night
next week after Tuesday, and the Saturday
bo echilleT's Maria Stuart '-'7''' WA
COlumbia's annual varsity show win De presentad
for weeks IN the grand ballroom OF me
waldorf. beginning Monday evening" March IL
with performances every evening and q matines,
on Saturday. Sc successful and profitable bava
been the shows OF the last four years that from the
accumulated surplus Il has been possible 70 make
ms coming operetta pretentiOus IA scenery
ana costumes than before The T6es Oe
March,, selected after keen competition from six
plays submitted. Is the work OF Emil Breidenfeld
e9. who wrote both the book and the music Addi-
tlenal numbers By w. u Kelley 'O7. A. Friedland
0i, A Hopping, oI, and G. Turner 'O2 have been
inteTpOlated, and II. s. Webb, 'O6 has revised Tie
I1rerto Altogether the list OF authors sounds lie
that OF an English musical comedy. The rehearealx
have been directed BY Lewis Hooper. Among lie
Etuoents Ia the cast are George Reaney ~ q
Thompson, r @ Aaplesden, J. L Esan. d. n.
Macarthur, G. De Garmenia, H W. Henes W ~
Kelley. r. @. Conried, son OF Heinrich Confsed; A.
y Hopping, r. 6. Adler, Z. A. Cannon, II. c. at
water and " =. Murray, with student chorus
q forty.
'Srhe TattOOed Man." with funny Frank Daniels
holds court at the Criterion
AZ The Casino Louis Mann continues to present
'@rhe White Hen"
Montgomery ana Stone celebrated their aoOth per-