New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
NOVELTIES LAST WEEK
"Thc Grand MOguL"- "E0erymGn
To Be ReUiUed.

FHoP the SECOND and farewell week OF his en-
EaRemeut at the Lyric Theatre. Ermete NoVen
WI ada seven more parts 10 the six character
STATIONS which he has presented IN the last
week. thus making repertory OF thirteen plays
10 The two Shal1espearean parts of King Lear and
ehylocx already seen. he viii add those OF Olileio
and Hamlet IN tragedy and of Petrucchio' IN
ssThe Tanning Of the Shrew," in comedy. The
classic tragedy. ''oEdipus Rex Of sophOcles.
win also be revived The elder Dumas's play
OF sKean," several years ago given in an Eng
lish adaptation by the late Charles Coghlan as
''The Royal Box" viii also he presented TWO
dramas new to American playgOers VIII De the
'AIelulia," by Marco PTaga, and Poor People
('Povera Gente'O, by Franco Lioeratu. The pro-
gramme for the week VIII De: MONDAY
.otheIlo'.; Tuesday Ale!ulis, ny Marco
Hamlet" with SignoTina ROssi as the Ophelia;
Friday, Poor People" by Franco Lberati; sat
1lrdav matinee 1.-THE Tanning Of the Shrew
OznoWn in Italian as ia Bisbetica DomataO
with Signorina Olga Giannini as Katherine Of
Padua, and Saturday night, the farewell per-
Torrance, "Kean' by Alexandra Dumas.
Klaw and Changers production of Frank
Pixley and Gustav Luders's new musical com
etly. The Grand MoguI," VIII be shown at the
New Amsterdam Theatre tomorrow evening.
after nearly two hundred performances in Chi
eago, ST Louis. Cincinnati and Boston The
new piece Is presented in three acts the scenes
showing the grounds Of the royal palace. Homo
lulu; the throne room of the Grand Mogul.
Island OF hide, and a fortified square surround
ing this palace The time of the story is the
summer of 1895 The first act is in the way of
q prologue The incident of the escape Of
captive balloon translates the principals Of the
story from the Hawaiian Islands 10 the Island
Of hide, where G. Washington Barker. a circus
shouter, played by Frank Moulan, is received
as the heaven sent MoguL On this foundation
AIr. PiXley has erected his story. which intro
lyric nd
The cast follows:
@. washington Barker. former circus side show
Hon JoseDha5 walker Provisional Governor q
ziqs;.sHs Say. H IL ooaGs 3 Moor.
Lofty Baldwin, an asTOuaut with soaring emb!-
sofo1sor Nu9Gs. F. R O. 6. travelling in the he
Sack Marta skipper Of the schooner Kate F
saaiba c0orod body servant to Governor wax
s1ofsisof Emian Darwin a most intelligent Seas9
70 "a Celestial assistant to Baldwin. Eugene MOulSn
The Grand Mcgul. ruler OF the Island Of hide
sgnbsge che Aogurs prime minister A Seymour Brown
h1sS WsiEsr daughter Of Governor waIEsE
SIS 1 SI SsuEsT q Fooi Ss Sf "a R s am
flEzyN!egs, the aosTrs wife .-.. Miss IaGFa Clement
webeE's Theatre viii be dark this week Miss
Amelia Bingham win reopen the house on
wednesday evening OF next week with the first
metropolitan performance OF The Lilac Room"
new comedy by Evelyn GreenleaS Sutherland
and Beulah Marie DIX, author OF The Road 70
Yesterday" which has been played in other
cities. '@Ihe Lilac Room" Is play OF domestic
Vie IN England IN which Miss Bingham has the
role ot a hearty, fascinating American woman,
VINO brings Western life. VigOr and humor into
an RT1EtooTauo but staid community. The Open-
ing VIII be on Wednesday instead OF on Mon
oays In order that the elaborate preparations
being made may be completed. New scenery AZ
beng prepared tor the New York engagement.
Seats VIII be placed on sale next Monday
Tomorrow night Ben Greet Will revive th.
fifteenth century morality play "Everyman"
&C the Garden Theatre. where & VIII be pre-
scented By the Ben Greet Players during the an
tlre week This allegOfy. which IS appropriate
here some two hundred times by Mr Grset