New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
HACKETT THEATRE.

Miss Florence Roberts will close her present
engagement at the Hackett Theatre October II.
and will then proceed to the Pacific Coast, where
THE Struggle Everlasting" will be still further
protracted. That struggle has not awakened much
sympathy here. Miss Roberts is actress of de-
cided ability long well known, and she deserves
better vehicles Of expression than have hitherto
been provided for her, at least the stage of New
York. 1t is intmated that she viii act here again
next April under the management of Mr.. H. b.
Harris, appearing in a new play, relative 10 con-
temporary life in America. Mr.. Francis Wilson.
now acting at the Garrck Theatre, in the amusing
farce. 'When knights Were Bold" will succeed
Miss Roberts at the Hackett Theatre. appearing
there October IA.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.
The stock company al this theatre will appear IN
Audrey" a dramatization Of Miss Marie john
stons novel OF that Miss Beatrice Nor
gan will impersonate the principal character.
Other players in the cast will be John Craig, Will
lam Norton. George Howell, William Carr. Miss
Louise Randolph and Miss Emily Melville.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
Mr.. Lew Fields will begin tomorrow night the
second week Of his engagement at this theatre in
The Girl Behind the Counter" Its arst per-
formance occurred last Tuesday night Miss Con-
ME Edss assists Mr. Fields in the entertainment.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
Two features of the week this house will he Ib-
sens nasty play of Ghosts which will be pre-
sented on Tuesday evening. and Italian comedy
called '"The Great Community" which will be
performed Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings. on Monday night and Saturday after
noon The Judge Of Zaamea" will be repeated.
Wednesday night THE Glamour Of the Footl.ehts''
will be the Offering The cast Of Ghosts" Will In
clude Miss Elizabeth Aarians Mrs. AYing
Heinrich Marlow Pastor Manders. Miss IIedwig
Recher as Regina. Ernst sauermann Ergstrard
and Eugen Burg Oswald
HlPPoDRoME.
Although the season at this popular place of
amusement is still young the company Is rehears-
ing another attraction. The OF the new
piece will be made known 1t is to be pro-
duced about the middle of next month. Mean
while "Neptunes Daughter and Pioneer Days
continue in their prosperous There has been
added 10 the entertainment this season striking
scene called the aerial ballet"
The Marine Band. from Washington d c. will
perform tonight at the Hippodrome. under the di-
recton of Lieutenant William H. Santelmann. The
soloists are Miss Annie Flaok soprano: Miss
Giorgana Strauss contralto; Signor Antonio Pao-
loni. tenor, and slgnor Cesare Alessandroni barry
tone.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Mr.. Robert Edeson is in the heart OF a pros
porous season at this house with Classmates"
There appears to be audience for pieces of this
kind and Mr.. Edeson is popular with Just such
audience.
KNickERBOckER THEATRE.
THE Evangelist" play by Henry Arthur
Jones, will begin its second week at this house
This piece has been reviewed at length In this
paper. 1t will be continued here for two weeks 1t
is one of the most important productions of the
season and it is worthy Of serious attention.
LIBERTY THEATRE
Miss Lulu CHASER will close her engagement AZ
this house. in Lola from Berlin" week from
next Saturday. The piece will then be taken on the
road. 1t is clean and 1t shows Miss Glaser in a
merry mood.
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE
This is the second and last week of Mr. Fiske
O'Haras engagement at this theatre In 'Dion
ODare." Mr. OHara's performance is clean and
entertaining. He sings Irish songs in a way that
may make him. in time rival OF Mr. Olcott and
Mr.. Mack for the affections of Irish men and Irish
women. The next attraction at this house will he
the Aborn Opera Company
j. L. Lasky's latest vaudeville novelty. THE
Pianophiends," and Paul Burns and His Eight
College Girls" will be the leading features of the
two sacred concerts which to occur at Rlape,,s
Lincoln Square Theatre this Sunday afternoon and
night Howell and Scott. the Alabama Coned,.
-Four, Marion and Hines. the Great Dclmar NIIo
Annette. Dove and Lee and Miss May thinner will
also exhort the sinner. and Illustrated songs and
the Blaneyscope will still further cdify him
LYCEUM THEATRE.
The Thief" by Henri Bernstein is in it's SOC
ond month as the attraction at the Iyceum Mr.