New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
FARCE AGAIN AT ASTOR
mBefore and after" To Be ReOi0ed
A College OperettG.

Fsefore ana After IS the Leo Ditrichstein iAIoe
that VII begin the season OF comedy al INC %NS'0
Theatre next Thursday evening II hao run ..
-nore than one hundred and nifty perform lali0e -
sbo Manhattan Theatre not long ago. Among inc
-,avsrs who win appear in the cast OF TINS IeVi'H
-. Leo pitrichstein. Charles Dickson, tenIy
Toonnellv. r. c. Herr. F. Newton Lindo' Miss
Kenyon Bishop. Miss Julia Taylor ana MISS
Georgia Lawrence
DB George Page Charles Dickson
Colonel Larivetts Henri ronneiy
E6esT IscoIl Nevton Lrl-
Antony ch5 1os5 k Rqtbap
Cassius ,es lula Taylor
1frs A,;s s TnTor BISHOP
SSSa4,s ne Georgia Lawrence
alTs Taylor Mss Mabel Fndlay
A shOpgr. MISS AlA'e'
Tho New York University senior show, 1.-The
Oracle" viii be produced at Carnegie Lyceum on
Friday evening. II IS an operetta composed by
Z Deems Taylor, 'OS. with book and lyrics by LIE
F7aron 'O5. II deals with the adventures OF two
college men who are carried back into ancient
Greece at the beginning OF the Trojan war. As
may be guessed. they have terrible time among
the ancients. who not impressed little BIT by
TAILOR and lie Baron have had the benefit Of
show. SThe Isle Of sEdddoo" which was sue
The m9iS IS S0ea cr9de9 houses are as
sured by the advance sale for all three perform
ances, which viii be given on Friday and hatur-
dav nights and on Saturday afternoon. The show
win be produced by Frank c. stammers. late as
\ tons who has also coached the cast
Madame oda. OF the Royal Theatre. Copenhagen
win play Rita in Ibsen's Little Eyolf" here in
the irst week in May She viii play IN scandina-
Wan, but the cast VIII be English Later she TOO,
VIII play II Eaglish.
When James O'Nen presents Monte Cr1sto' at
the West End this week it win perhaps be the
last time he viii ever be seen as Edmond Dantes
FOR he contemplates shelving Monte Cristo" after
This season.
This is the last week OF 1.-The Great Divide" at
the Princess. At the Bijou Nine Nazimova will
continue. however. IN ''comtesse CoqueFte,"
This week at the Grand Opera House Charles
Brohman presents Henry Arthur Jones's play
'"The HyDocrites." II for more than six
months ct the Hudson Theatre, the play opening
Rry Mr. Frohman presents The HypocTites" al
tho Grand Opera House with the same cast at
Victor Icons comedy drama 'Gebildete
&enBehen" C'Educatsd People'D win serve as the
bn Tor the last appearance OF Mr. Conried's lead
Eng comedian. WIN ThaIIer on Monday evening
sTaulein HedW1g Won ostermann viii be the recip-
sent o. q testimonial on Tuesday evening when the
1rst peESoEmaln3ee here q Herman sndermanns
VII be Eiyen. The cast employs all OF the actors
TedvR Won sfeSmsnn ,6 oopang my ins nc Mss
Marie lmnisch. Miss 10 H0gyi, and NM Holt
beer. "Dae Blumenboot' viii be given Ell ali re-
manning performances. with the exception OF Fri
cay evening which VIII be devoted 10 n perform
nnoe q Gutzkow's tragedy, "Uriel Aoosta-" he
tRoepeS OF the latter performance 40 10 Adolf
Winds as q testimonial.
Arnold DAILY viii follow his usual custom OF
swing series OF special matinees during the en-
Easement % THE Boys OF Company B" at the
goeum Theatre. The first series OF four win be
April 80, and VIII consist OF three pIayiets-aThe
Lemonade Boy by Gladys Unger with Mr. Daly
6 PipPy; ..Ihe Flag Station, by Charles Arthur
teieFrapher, and ''The Monkeys Paw a drar ne
fizatiOn by Louis n. Parker Of w w Jacobs's
story with Mr. DAILY Mr.. White
AZ the suggestion Os Deputy Police Commissioner
5ugner' the benefit which is being arranged for
the families OF Policemen Sellick and Seeker who
were shot and killed by an Italian last Sunday
has been postponed until this week The benefit
VIII consist OF three performances at the Agt0r
Theatre, Thursday, Friday and Saturday niEbfs
me nEst performance Win be the opening nig6t OF