New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

and will present that at the Princess. special
matinees beginning Monday, January IA.
Henry Woodruff in Brown of Harvard has
come into his again at the Majestic Theatre.
The popular star and the Lively college play are
doing even larger business than during their
original long at the Princess. They again
are proving themselves n matinee attraction.
The Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday afternoon
performances at the Majestic fn6 the house
crowded
William Collier continues to get Caught in
the Rain" at the Garrick.
Miss Bates enters tomorrow on her second
week IN The Girl of the Golden West at the
Academy of Music.
Next Wednesdays matinee will usher in the
100th performance of THE Three Of Us al the
Madison Square Theatre Walter y. Lawrence
is highly pleased at the success of the play.
1.-The Road to Yesterday" continues to be tra-
versed al the Herald Square Theatre.
These the last two weeks OF The New
York Idea at the Lyric, where Mrs. Fiske and
her fine company are presenting Mr. Mitchelrs
comedy
"Brewster's Millions" continues ct the New
!s,erdam.
Two new plays will be presented by the Amer
lean Academy OF Di9natlc Arts on triC1y
afternoon. at the Criterion Theatre-"The slum-
berer," In two acts, from the French of Andre
de Lorde. and The Chalk Mark" comedy in
three acts. by Aigernon Tassin and Hawley
Franks.
Wilton Lackaye. in his own play Of The Law
and the Man" made from Les Miserabies'
continues at the Manhattan Theatre.
Miss Anna Held goes on making eyes at the
Broadway.
THE Girl Who Has Everything" by Clyde
Fitch. continues to be Miss Robsons vehicle at
the Liberty Theatre. She has new plays in
preparation.
The Red Milr grinds exceeding large at the
Knickerbocker.
At wallack's Sam Bernard is enjoying great
popularity.
THE Hypocrites." at the Hudson. continues.
The latest Belasco play. THE Pose OF the
Rancho" is not different from it's predecessors
at the Belasco Theatre in one important respect
1t is great popular success.
"The Man Of the Hour" at the Savoy Theatre
George Broadhurst's new play of political life
has found the popular favor it deserves.
Dalys Theatre at present contains The Belle
English musical comedy quite fits in with the
Daily tradition.
'The Lion and the Mouse at the Iyceum
Theatre continues.
THE Chorus Lady" continues to crowd the
Hackett Theatre
Joe Weber's new show has found the favor II
30 richly deserves, and will fiji the theatre for
long time to come. 1t Is one of the best shows
in town.
Miss Marie Dressers re-entry into vaudeville
at the Colonial Theatre has been so successful
that she Is to be retained for a second week In
her plaintive plea" entitled "Oh Mr. Belasco"
Homer p Mason and Miss Margaret Keeler will
mako their first American appearance in a num-
Der OF years. presenting their original COM
edy sketch, Hooked by Crook" The Military
Octet, a clever instrumental number, Introducing
the Girl with the Baton, will be another impor-
tant feature. The Sleeds will offer their mystify-
Ing pantomimic novelty, The Mysterious
House" George Mozart, the English comedian
who made his first appearance in this country
last Monday, has been received enthusiastic
caly that he also will be retained for a second
week. Frank Bush. the favorite monologist and
story teller, will have q budget Of witt
csms Almaso. European jumping tuggler will
make his first appearance at this theatre The
Bell Trio will offer a new and upto- date singing