New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

big and brilliant bazaar. covering the entire
week. from 1:30 to p. m. and from 1:SO p. m.
to midnight daily There will be dozens OF
booths combined in the general scenic scheme OF
the village of Stratford-on-Avon with numer-
Gus special entertainments, side shows. art gal
leries, musical demonstrations, tea gardens, Dahd
concerts. orchestra recitals and other features.
Special displays will be made by the leading
theatres and such organizations as the ProIes-
sional Wornan's League. Twehth NlghLers'
Actors Church Alliance. Century Theatre Club.
the Rainy Day Club. Actors Society, the Lambs
White Rats. Vaudeville Comedy Club and the
Green Room Club.
The women workers for the fair have COM
mittees canvassing for subscriptions and con-
tributions. and find the public in keen sympathy
with the theatrical professions chief charity
The Actors Fund. devoted to the sick and super
annuated. annually eXpends over S4O.OO. and its
treasury needs substantial aid
This is the last week of "Ben-Hur' at the
Academy and of The Spring Chicken" at
Daly's.
THE Road to Yesterday comes to the Lyric
Theatre tomorrow.
Eddie Foy in THE Orchid" is filling the Her
aid Square Theatre by his amusing antics
Miss Barrymore begins her third week in HIS
ExceIlency the Governor at the Empire to-
morrow.
Miss Rose stahl in THE Chorus Lady con-
tinues at the Hackett
At the Lyceum Arnold DAILY in The Boys of
Company B" is the attraction
THE White Hen" is stm at the Casino.
Gustav Luders's and Frank Pixley's musical
comedy. "The Grand Mogul," viii begin its
fourth week at the New Amsterdam Theatre to-
morrow night. The lyrics and the mirth pro
vided by Mr. Moulan and his associates are at-
tracing large houses.
THE Ambitious Mrs. Alcott' viii enter the
third week Of its engagement at the Astor The
atTe tomorrow night.
At the New York The Land OF Nod" with
its operate burlesque by Victor Herbert 75 The
best feature continues. This burlesque sar'rrzes
the present of the impresarios and is in
many respects a gem OF musical fooling. 1t de-
serves. however. 20 be better sung.
''Brewster's Millions" continues at the Hudson
Theatre.
THE Tattooed Man." with Frank Daniels
holds court at the Criterion.
1.-The Red MIL" at the Knickerbockcr Theatre
and THE Partisan Model" at the Broadway
continue
William Collier has celebrated the IOOth per-
1Ornance OF MS farce, 'Caugnt In the Ram. at
the Garrick Theatre.
At the Belasco the Thursday matinees If THE
Rose Of the Rancho" VIII continue.
"The Man of the Hour at the Savoy Theatre
is still doing a remarkably big business. The
play still draws crowded houses. and shows
every indication of long and prosperous run.
Miss Carlotta NilIson in THE Three of U.s." at
the Madison Square Theatre has not missed a
performance since this play was produced last
October. IT Is now in its sixth month.
"Salomy Jane" continues at the Liberty. with
Wednesday Tnatinees OF Merely Mary Ann"
AT Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre Of Va
rieties this week there will be an excellent bill,
headed by the English coincidence Miss Alice
Lloyd. in original selections. This is the first
time at this theatre OF this little English singer
who is now In the midst Of her first md SUCCESS
ful engagement in this country. The remainder
OF the programme will include the racing play
let, THE Futurity Winner; there win DO thres