New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
DRAMATIC DIARY.
BY WILLIAM WINTER.
1907.
JANUARY.


and Miss Julia Marlowe, Mr. Meyer r. BIN
/. Mrs, Clara Bloodgood appeared at the Cr-
Fe hen fs in Fl a Kew 9y YoE M ae Gd
The Truth.''-Miss Blanche Walsh appeared in
Theatrei pics called d The Straight Road, 'o >'''
S.-AnnOuncement was made that E. S. Willard
American stage. returning to England. on
i4-H Ibsen's play "a Dolls House" revived.
by Mr. Henry Miller, at the Princess Theatre.
NTH the Russian performer a Nine ala Mszi
field acted in Buffalo. in Mr.. lbsen's play Of
called saiomy Jane by by Mr M Faui ATmstrons oS
s of stories By Bret Hafe Miss Eleanor M
Robson appeared in the chief character.-Mrs.
1 ment IN New York with perforrmT;ancs of Lang
don don MitcheLs farGcal % play The The New York
19, 1so5-Miss Ellen Terry and her company ar
on board the osf seamship Phadephia VE from
southampton: landed the next day Sunday.
MaTlo,we PRODUCED, at The Lyric Theatre; for the
hs st Bap Forh m English P3 cosa Io9 on
""Johannes,' by Mr.. Hermann Sudermann.
at the Academy of Music. in 1.-The Girl of the
ase Gn TdK s6a Ra saen s se
MaTeh p Sac 1922 t as Lady CeeIIy Waynfete in Mr.
version" acted. for the first time in America,
reappeared IN New York. in The Music Mas
ter" at the Academy of Music-Miss Lulu
at Rs cron In sSns Gms
M nePT 5hPs PaT5 ID ea eS T6 T6eess sr6 Play u
Mr.. Wilfred Clarke continued to appear, in a
one oct Play at Hammerstein's Victoria The
2s-First production in New York at the Lyric
steele MacRaye} @ called Jeanne D'Are Sh Chief
parts acted by Mr.. Sothern and Miss Marlowe.
FEBRUARY.
Feb 5.-Rev!val by Mr. Sothern and Miss Mar
lowe: at the Lyric Theatre, of The sunken
German Play by by, Gefh5rdt HauPtmann S1e'' u
Miss MaTowe a Of oFe RSmeo y and M juice ana
At the f Empire TheaFe aend b first d in
adaptation from the Dutch Of Herman Heiterman
With Miss Ellen Terry In the principal part
bill.-NIiss Henrietta Crosman appeared. hrst
e hss9 At se ROF TheaT fv n Mr. Enes fnFss
Denny. Of London.-First production in New
Hs made EsG BY MePherson 5 F Tarnbn and Isa
Ellis Ryan, from novel by the latter called Told
coin s0s sqdare S TheaTe re7Sed SeF"9 F9d
Mrs, Jennie Yeamans reaPpeared in IT.
Lyceam TheatTe. Of The Reckoqing,,, trans;
f9n from v t9 Mr. HrRar sshnsr 5Eqa 'fSS
duction made under management OF MI Rod
i41Revivai. at tho Lyric Theatre. of Hamlet"
by Mr.. sothern and Miss Marlowe; ,
the Lyric Theatre, by Mr.. sothern and Miss
Marlowe.-E Edward Harrgan closed his engage
isIMss Ethel BARRYMORE appeared in a revival
Jnks."-Mrs Langtry appeared at the Fifth
CaIIdd ATGnge Betwee9 the Nshtfa and the Light
Revival Of THE TWO Orphans at the Lincoln
performance, at the Hudson Theatre. Of Mr
Henry Arthur Jones's play The Myp9cTiteSS; Sa,,
York. for the benefit OF Mr.. Frank c. Bangs
Mr. Bangs MADE his faGewe as Marx An,oiy
In the Grafton scene OF Julius Cesar. lie
to the audience and to the public. Mr Wm.
J. Dean was general stage nahastr % v.s Sos
musical director Among others who perucs-
pated In the performance were MF. y, n SUI ,p,
Mari MarloWe. 1--WE MISS Miss CarIotta Nilson, Mmss All4
Nazlmova, and Miss Cecilia IDiIus' Inc ''
o. pFreJer,ck Warde began at Historical Hall.
BROOKLYN a course OF six lectures on snake
5Ppeafh sPeIe 9u Of f'i Frank Mcvcars He was found
dead in front OF the Hotel Rivol'. west '''"
2S.EMr. Isaac b. Rich. manager. celebrated his
S5u go MnnSdaTGFirst performance in New York by
Richard Mansfield Of Peer bNrt az IN - ~,
AnS}eT4oTI@ 6n Pn1oI@ hy Mr. foG,s Evan s6ipman 4
The Maiegtie ee re Of Aunt Mr.
Eenne Girardot aPpearns IN iP ge m.iS fsn5fa If Br
II,r One hlndredth consecutive performance
here Savoy Theatre Of I9G In9,,ons sn 81 ,rans fe
fegred from tho New Amsterdam 10 the HUDSON
2f@sfIftle TheafIf Dorrit was acted in German, at
the Irving Place Theatre.
MARCH.
sarch 4-First performance here OF The Mills Of
the Gods at the Astor Theatre (piec&e & 5orneTy merry
ard, appearance at the Garden Theatre OF
MIR Ben Greet and his company OF players IN
S5 ysesG H
time Signor Noveli made his frst appearance
on 9as,t the Afri9aP IN LOUIS R Xf 5SfF' 0'''
f.-Richard Mansfield warned By doctors that
a cause Of the strain involved in that perform,
Afternoon performance OF f,rN s0nars
1fReaSS TReatre. MI Her6eTt Kecey and Miss 'Ehie
9mSiiss Crosman ended her engagement at the
Biioa Theatre as Peggy OMara In "Ail-of-a-
yeT5aFY Of the birth Of Edwin Forrest com
memors ted at the Forrest Home. = !, ebou,
was produced at the Manhattan Theatre with
Miss Mary Shaw as Mrs Warren; ;,u,,. 49,. o+
the New York Theatre. The Ben Greet Play
ers, at the Garden, presented TMacoeth." Nine,
Nezimova appeared at the BiJou Theatre IN
i6'"Engagement OF Mr. sothern and Miss Mar
Welfth !%%e Fl Ng Night y'T and evening" The sunEeR
Bell Engagement OF Mr.; EuenRe {iaraTd0t iOcoin IN
isS~RichaTd Mansfield after three weeks of
stcrdam Theatre and revived The Scarlet Let
ter" signor Er!nete Novelli began engage
Iebonnard %sn5 a 9 Miss Ethel Sit BaTFymore at
T;Tnpire Theatre appeared in THE Silver
Box" Boz by ], Gaisworthy :, The play of The
HOLY CITY" by r. w. Broadhurst, was presented
at the Lincoln Square Theatre Mr.. Ben, Greet
and his Players at the Garden Theatre brought 5
forth '.As You Like IT, with scenery "Old
kentucky was revived at the West End
Theatre. -
iS-Signor Novelli presented himself King
Lear Mr.. Mansfield acted Beau Brummell.
2O-Signor Novelli emerged in the character OF
Shylock Mr.. Mansfield acted Baron Chevrial
2l-Signor Novelli was seen as Louis XII Mr..
Mansfield acted Or. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. The
Ben Greet Players presented Julius Caesar
without scenery Mr. Sothern and Miss Mar
lowe sailed for England on board the Amerka.
22-signor Novelh revived La Morte Civile"
Performances occurred at the Empire Theatre
TO signalize the close Of the twenty third year
OF the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
22=Mr Mansfield closed his engagement at the