New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

The stay OF the company has been extended for
more week. beginning next Monday, when
the following plays will be acted: Monday, As
You Like IT,: Tuesday, Much Ado About
Nothing; Wednesday matinee "Everyman';
Wednesday evening, Julius Caesar; Thursday.
Twelfth Night; Friday. The Merchant OF
Venice Saturday matinee. Julius Cesar" and
Saturday evening. Charles Reade's comedy
Masks and Faces.
Miss Eleanor Robson continues the even
tenor Of her prosperous way at the Liberty
Theatre in "Salomy Jane" and there is no
indication Of falling of in the approval which
this play of Western life has won The Wednes-
day matiness of Merely Mary Ann are also
proving attractive TO theatregoers.
Beginning tomorrow night al the New York
Theatre William Faversham and his company
will appear once more in Edwin Milton Royle's
play. The Squaw Man" which had long sea-
son last year at Wallack's Theatre The engage
ment is for one week only. In the cast will be
found Miss Julie opp w :. Hart, Harold Rus
sell, Morton Selten, II. Cooper Cliffee Miss
Maud Hosford, Miss Katherine French. Freder-
lex Watson and W E Kniblee.
THE Tourists" will return this week to tho
Majestic Theatre. where it had successful run
OF six months last year Since leaving the Ma
jestic Theatre December & the burnside
Kerker musical comedy has visited the principal
cities Of the West including CHICAGO f,ipcinnatt
st. Louis. Kansas City and Pittsburg Richard
Golden continues TO head the cast The Aueri-
can newspaper correspondent. Julia Jellicoe is
not pelng played by Miss Georgia O'Ramey
In 1.-THE Ambitious Mrs Alcott" which is to
have its first presentation at the Aston Theatre
Easter Monday. Leo Ditrchstein and PercivaI
Pollard have gone 10 the diplomatic life Of
Washington for their story. The cast win in
clude among others Miss Grace Filkins Leo
Ditrichstein, Charles Cherry. Miss Beverly Sit
greaves, William Hawtrey, Miss Julia Taylor
and Kenyon Bishop
At Days Theatre the last week Of The Belle
of Mayfair is announced the engagement end
ing Saturday night when the entire company
of nearly one hundred people will go to Chicago
by special train. a peculiar feature of the sea
sons booking has been The Belle of Mayfair"
and The Spring Chicken" following each other
in different cities THE Belle of Mayfair" fol-
lowed The Spring Chicken" at Days Theatre,
Eow in turn ii follows THE Spring Chicken at
the Colonial Theatre Chicago. while The Spring
Chicken" follows THE Belle Of Mayfair" at
Days.
At the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre where Miss
Katherine Grey is presenting The Reckoning"
good houses continue the rule.
THE Man Of the Hour at the Savoy Theatre
is still doing remarkably big business. De-
spite the fact that II is the Lenten season. the
play still draws crowded houses and shows every
AAuACdAAOn OA d 4OHB anu prosperous run
Miss CaTlotta Nillson in The Three OF U.s." at
the Madison Square Theatre, has not missed a
performance since this play was produced last
October. 1t is now in its sixth month. The two
huEdredth performance is announced for Thurs
day evening, April 4. and II is likely that Walter
n. Lawrence will provide something unusual in
the way OF souvenir Of the occasion.
THE Mills Of the Gods" will be transferred
to the Manhattan Theatre from the Astor next
Monday night, TO remain at the house in
definitely.
THE Land OF Nod" an extravaganza. will
be produced at the New York Theatre next
Monday night. Incidental to the performance.
Victor Herbert and George B. Hobart's satire
on the grand opera war. called THE Song
Birds" will be introduced. Rehearsals of the
production are now being conducted by Julian
Mitchell
For the first time In two seasons there Will
be first night performance at the Lyceum
Theatre on Monday, April s. when Daniel Broh-
man VIII present new American play in which
Arnold Daily assumes the leading part II IS
entitled Tho Boys Of Company B." and is by
Mrs. R!da j. Young author OF Brown OF Har-