New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

SAT- for London, carrying across the ocean the
entire organization and the complete productions
| OF all the plays
At the Majestic Theatre THE Rose Of the AL
hambra" Will enter upon the last week OF its
engagement and on a week from Monday Will
resume its road tour.
So great has been the success Of Der Blinde
Passagier," the comedy of BlumenthaI and
Kadelburg. that It will again be the attraction
throughout the coming week at the Irving Place
Theatre. except at the Saturday matinee and at
the special extra matinee on February -.
These will positively be the last performances
of the comedy this season: Win IhaiIer
and other faVoTites Will be in the cast On tTi-
day afternoon, Washington's Birthday, the olLI
will be Anzengruber's play, Der Pfarrer Won
Kirchfeld." in which Will Thaller will appear
as Der Wurzelsepp The attraction at the
Saturday matinee viii he Adolph LArronge :
"Dr. Klaus" with Adolf Winds In the title
part.
THE Little Nichus" the musical play in
which George Graves is playing the role OF
General des Ifs. at the Garden Theatre will
close its New York run next Saturday night
and begin a tour on the road. The usual
Wednesday afternoon performance VIII not take
place this week, but will be replaced by a spe-
cal holiday matinee on Washfngtons Birth
day
wednesday. Friday and Saturday will be
matinee days at the Knickerbocker Theatre
this week. where Montgomery and Stone and
their merry company continue TO maintain their
original fast fun pace in THE Red Mill
At the Astor Theatre the new play Of the
West, "Genesee of the Hills" which Marah
Ellis Ryan and Mcpherson Turn6ul drama
tized from Mrs. Ryan's novel. Told in the
Hills" goes into its second week tomorrow
night.
Crazs n he Peel.
continues at the Berkeley Lyceum.
The Road to Yesterday" continues to enjoy
prosperity at Lew Fieldss Herald Square The
atre, where It is now in It's seventh week
Nine Nazinova In a Dolls House" is the
matinee attraction.
David Belasco, Harrison Grey Fiske, w. y
Lawrence, Henry Miller, Z. G. Gilmore, Lee
Shubert, F. II. Sothern. J. J. Shubert, b. f.
Roeder, c. c. Smith and w 6. Smyth, the man
ayers who are organizing the testimonial per
Torrance 10 Frank c. Bangs the veteran actor,
to take place on Tuesday afternoon at the Ca
sino, have arranged one Of the most varied and
attractive bills seen in New York in years.
Miss Margaret Anglin viii appear for the first
time in new comedy entitled "One Evening"
assisted by William Courtleigh and Mrs. Thomas
Whiffen; r. II. SOthern and his company will
be IN the closet scene from Hamlet ;
in act from a Dolls House, Miss CarlOtta
Nilsson and her company Will be seen in an act
Of The Three Of U.s.: Henry Miller will appear
In Frederic LIE Aaitre': Mrs Fiske will recite
a poem specially written for the occasion by
Randolph Hartley; Miss Cecilia LOTUS VIII give
several of her limitations: David Warield will
be heard IN a recitation; the Spanish
dancers from The Rose of the Alhambra" Will
appear in characteristic specalties, and Senior
Arriaza viii perform Spanish tambourine
dance. Mr.. Bangs himself will deliver Marc
Antonys grafton over the body Of Cesar, from
Julius Cesar" in which he appeared with f.
L. Davenport and Lawrence Barrett. This ap-
pearance will mark his farewell to the stage.
The sale OF boxes and seats is now going on
at the Casino. A large number of subscriptions
to the testimonial have beeen received from
actors and managers In everey part of the coun-
try. Mrs. Marie Bates win head committee Of
prominent actresses who Will dispose OF flowers
and programmes in the lobby.
r. G. Knowles, the entertainer who has been
giving an interesting illustrated lecture at Car
negie Lyceum, entitled "a Visit to South
Africa" will repeat this lecture at the Madi-
son Square Theatre tonight. Mr.. Knowles gives
a number of colored views Of scenes in his
travels and describes them in a humorous vein.
The moving pictures add to the lecture and give
reality to the scenes he describes. The audience
starts with Mr.. Knowles in ireland. is taken