New-York tribune., 1907-03-31
NEW PLAYS THIS WEEK.
Closing Days of the Engagement of
ETmete NOUeH.

rRfs VIII be a busy week sn the thsatres, follow
iug the lull OF Holy Week. At several theatres
there VII be changes OF bill. and signor NOvslli
for his last week. VIII vary his repertOTy.
At che AstoF Theatre tomorrow night '"The
Ambitious Mrs. AlcOtt," a new play by Leo Dit
T1ohstsln and Pereival Pollard win have itS first
production The story involves that element Of
society which IS directly associated with the
diplomatic world &C Washington. A diplomatic
ssozss" forms Tho plot. Ths complete cast fol-
lowsI
Senator Amos Fisrca ,,s,, Moran
lwFsoe WiniFO. Lao Ditriohsten
Count ArpaG stephen Reeedy yvIiiIsIs - aSIytTey
The Butler OF Mrs Aootts Fred r. Curke
ghs coloEed Butler At the Psrce5 Arthur
.Aeyon Bishop
IN r1;SS fo.ft nla TayoE
anna %etroVna Ruth Chester
'aThe LILAC Room the dramatic comedy In which
Amelia Bingham VIII be seen at Joe weber's Thea
tre on Wednesday. April 3. Is by Evelyn Greenleaf
Sutherland and Beulah Marie Dix authors Of THE
Road 20 Yesterday" The scenes OF The Lilac
Room" are laid IN provincial England and the
characters. with the exception OF the one playsd
by Miss Bingham, mainly aristocratic English
men and women At the time OF the play however
the even tenor OF their way Is marrsd by a series
Of untoward incidents. which greatly upset the
placid current OF their existence, and which would
S se , ls4tSe9 osass0nsy tor eIl concerned save
resourceful and Fascinating American woman The
ham Is supported by an English company, headed
ny Snarles Hammond, late OF the London Lyceum
Sgnlpahg ana including Herbert Mackenzie Joseph
Mann. Harold de Becker. Fred Powell Charles
Powell Jessie C5lendenning CSerfTSs I,5 2o5elalns s
Martha Endham. anu
The third week OF the engagement Of the Italian
actor Ermete EOVeln. at the Lyric Theatre. viii
give New York playgoers the added opportunity
f Deaoiaing this interpreter Of both tragic and
SoiAic toies IA uVe new parts There VIII be three
serious dramas presented this veek-"Ezes, .,
MIA
Aans adaptation as The Royal Box" and rene,i
uons OF Papa LebonRsrd" and ''Iouis EI ., E2u,
me MAJOR portion OF this week VIII be given 70
coAsov &no Farce Three OF these plays are wall
.-o .-oo. 1.efe . that Oldtinsr Henry J. Byron's
toF Boys" ('I EOstE1 Binbi'0 IA which Noveu,
= ssputed 70 be droll and 1oviaI as the old bu,,e-
p1Aer' Then there Is The Seizure OF the sab,nas.
eA Ratio dele sabins'0, which Is to be recornizsd
e1 ne German farce by Moser ana sohoentbaD
SsSA s' ss te5e Anspstin DAILY adapted as "a Night
&c professor done by 'Jimnis Lewis. but = TjII Sig
2sEsy. thFd play Is fsvorte span;sb Hssry niery
42eEn ~ 1talian as Mia Mogio non hs Cbic. EtSSS
obeEt Bernard ana Velabreem u T5 tnFsf re acts 1 oy
Sfs-SDto osSSl ,S 49, RoEtFey 40 OLD wine merchant
nn ssr1.S ssgs es!ds Dot quite Fascinating and
eSSuetfss VIII Ws0m 81 S 6s sreSe & as She Partisan
e,so9lte2t e the son-n-law finally leads ali three
saTss" wsSe g. he PsSi@Sgs 70 gay
Z Z.ns2 S1s FsnoezVons appointed by HIS son-in-iavs
ha ma
te11ec VII be the comedy "a Cslriouz Geciden,s.
lsaro teegsee Bear has already been PLAYED here
~ slsnof NopelA IN this pisos N0Veiii viii Dor
M, ~ ~ &c Dutch bnrgher, Philibert who
ene GAeeAteF OK another man. while Il is fis own
oNsntes who runs nwEy tn this romanfio love
1scA 1ne exact oreeE 81 which the plays viii
e s1yen q as follows; Monday, a'Kean''' 1.s'bs
AoTA bcS d tuesday, MY Wife rs Not Styiisbs'.
3ecnesoeys epa I>e bonnard'': THURSDAY "a C,,,
Eout Accident; Friday ''The Seizure of the !
esbtnss "a Night Ofr'yDs Saturday Tnafinee .om- H
Eoys-R saturday evening. sLouis II.'' on fl,l1rr
CAY tfeA4nes "a connection with the Goldoni corn
scys Z snor hovelh. By particular request win re-
cats trsiisets Aopp&ee celebrated rnonOioeI,e Tbo
6Jske az tAs Verge" On Sciopero de. FahbTs'' 40
Al 1s Hocsoa Theatre to-morrow afternoon
anss Kitty cheathsm win give one OF ber ~
ctals OF SONGS for children and rrown-un. m.
fu- programme is appended. as the hast z1o,, 20
s~sEes1ng what Is IN store for those who ATTEND.
PART 1-soEGs ABOUT sPRnVGTIArE
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Ges b1ss hoss os Sumner Coliysr KersoFdl
ms IAsae Prayers q GAsehsbaia sullsvsn1s ''nn'
lSs-1rst tlEas-szsttoa for An.4 c-1esthsT sn'eF
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