New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MISS TERRY HERE AGAIN
Opens at the Empire Tomorrow
WGrfed Returns also.

The famous English actress Miss Ellen
Terry begins her American tour under Charles
Frohman's direction at the Empire Theatre
morrow evening. She will then be seen in
Bernard Shaw's comedy Captain Brassbound's
Conversion" in which. she appeared in Londoa
last season Miss Terry comes 10 this country
for the first time at the head of her own COM
pany. It is a large organization and it will be
under the stage direction Of Miss Edith Craig
daughter of Miss Terry, herself an actress.
The Terry company will include Rudge Hard
ing. James Carew, George Ingieton. George
Elton Frederick Lloyd, John MacFarlane Tom
Paulton. David Powell. George Barran O. P
Heggie, James Ferguson, W T. Lowell and John
Hood. This is the first time The celebrated
English actress has visited America alone Her
previous visits were made with the late Sir
Henry Irving. Miss Terry has been on the
stage for fifty years. and her anniversary was
celebrated with every show of love ana appre-
ciation by the English public, when the hig
testimonial was given TO her at Druf-y Lane last
May All England united in paying tribute 20
the actress and il felt then as il is now
that America would accept the opportunity
which Miss TeTrys. present visit gives II of
testifying its appreciation and fondness for this
accomplished woman. The engagement az the
Empire Theatre is limited TO three weeks as
she is 70 be followed there February 10 by
Miss Ethel Barrymore. Captain Brassbounds s
Conversion" will be given during the flrst week
only. The cast follows:
Ss,tsi ~ lEdCe Harding
The Rev. Leslie Rankin George nsieton
hedbrook .F'receriek Iio,d
J2hnson John MarFe-isne
The caa OF Kintaf f. dad F Po%ei
.' '.ec'fs e HsG5sn Heggin
Captain Hamilton Kearney T., s NW + 1reli
American Blnejacket John Hood
Beginning tomorrow night az the Academy of
Music David Belasco will present for an engage
ment limited 10 four weeks David Warheld in
THE Music Master" Mr.. WarfieId has been
seting in the tender comedy-drama for three
seasons. but it was not until last October that
The famous Belasco attraction left New York TO
III road engagements previously contracted.
DurinG ITS recent road career the amount ~
business was measured always by the capacitv
or the theatre, and in each city there were bp,
~, le"s @nO were unable TO procure even stand
ING room. In Boston for four weeks ne ,a
celpts amounted 10 over $4,000 according "a
sworn statements. In the next three ciiies,
atre capacity was sold a few hours after the
SAFE opened. In Philadelphia the next citv
most $4,000 Notwithstandinr the ,,Sir,ir az
ieheo prosperity that still attends the attraction
MI nr, belasco announces new play for Warheld
Lex lex season. IL Is now in preparation, and will
probably be an early booking in Mr. Relasco's
new stuyvesant Theatre, now being built in
44th street This local engagement of four
weeks will therefore mark WarneId's anal a.
pearance in New York in THE Music Master"
MI sothern and Miss Marlowe appear at the
Lyric on Tuesday in Percy Mackayes poetic
Drama. Jeanne Dare" A consistent and de-
veloped musical accompaniment with overture
ana entracteS. has been composed by Fred
erack Converse, which has already been analvzed
IN this paper. Miss Marlowe. OF course will i'm
personate the Maid.
THE Lttle Micbus" a musical pJav under the
direction of j. c. Duff. will be given its New
York production al the Garden Theatre next
Thursday evening. George Graves. who has
been called the funniest comedian OF England"
VIII appear in his part OF General des Ifs. the