New-York tribune., 1907-11-17
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

A revival will be effected tomorrow at the Har-
lem Opera House of Mr.. Clyde Fitch's play, The
Woman in the Case" which originally was pro-
duced at the Herald Square Theatre by Miss
Blanche Walsh. The play is vulgar, and its
vivaI cannot be deemed pleasant incident of the
week. Critical opinion the subject has how
ever, been amply furnished in this place. and de-
tailed reference to the subject is therefore, not
required. The policy at some of the Keith
& Proctor theatres is TO supply, from time to
time, revivas of plays that have been received
with favor by audiences and theatres where
higher price Of admission is charged That policy
seems 10 have been approved by many persons:
certainly it meets with sufficient financial reward
to satisfy the directors Of il. Beatrice Morgan and
John Craig Will assume the principal characters
in Mr.. Fitch's play. Margaret and Julian Rolfe
and their professional endeavors will be assisted
by Miss Louise Randolph, who will act Clarice
Foster; Miss Melville, Miss Beveridge and Messrs.
Howell, Norton, Carr and Hill.
The participants in the concert at the Harlem
Opera House this evening Will be Cressy and
Dayne; Brown, Harris and Brown; May Durnea
and company; Clara Ordway; and Richard Buhler
and company in short play called The Cracks
man." There will be other laborers in the vne
yard.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
At the Herald Square Theatre Mr.. Lew Fields
and his associates. appearing in the musical enter
tainment called 1.-The Girl Behind the Counter"
afford abundant amusement to large audiences.
The request for seats at that theatre has been so
large JndI an ddQltlOnaI performance was given,
last Wednesday afternoon. The intention of Mr..
Fields is intimated TO give extra performances on
every Tuesday afternoon if the public interest
mains, as probably it will, unabated. Several new
songs have been introduced into the piece. and
one. called "The Minstrel Show" substituted for
that of Much Obliged is sung by Miss Dresser
Another of the new songs. called 1.-The Glow
Worm" is sung by Miss May Naudlan Both have
been received with applause.
HIPPoDRoME.
This will be the last week of the long popular
spectacles Pioneer Days" and "Neptunes Daugh-
ter" which have been witnessed by thousands of
men, women and children. Those persons who have
not seen this entertaining and instructive amuse
ment should take advantage Of the opportunity Of
fered this week. Marceline. the greatest clown
of them ALL will give a new touch TO his antics.
The final performance Of the present entertain
ment will occur next Saturday night. The Hippo
drome will be closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
nights. On Wednesday night il will reopen and
the first performance OF the new spectacle will be
given. AS announced in The Tribune, this novelty
has been named The Auto Race" and The Four
Seasons
HUDSON THEATRE.
Mr. Blossoms engagement at the Hudson will
continue for two weeks and his earnest, vigorous
and effective acting in Classmates" which has
drawn good audiences and gained much favor. can
be enjoyed during that time.
KNIcKERBocKER THEATRE.
Miss Elsie Jams, acung, ana giving lIh-
tations in THE Hoyden," continues to perform at
the Knickerbocker Theatre, and affords much
pleasure TO many auditors Changes have been
made in the piece and It's effect has been i'm
proved, in point OF piquancy and dash. Mr. Cav
thorn has made hit, Baron Weybach, and
the suicide duel between him ana Mr.. Stanford
when the Baron believes that he has swallowed
poison elicts continuous laughter. Miss Janis is
especially piquant and pleasing in her Merry
Widow waltz.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Miss Crosmans fine pictorial presentment of
1.-The Christian Pilgrim will be shown at the Lib
erty Theatre, throughout this week. The produc-
tion contains much handsome scenery, and the
acting of Miss Crosman. as Christian shows a
deep sympathy with religious spirit and it cannet
| fail to exercise good influence Attention is di-
rected TO the fact that the Rev. DR.. Joseph Sill
verman will deliver discourse the subject