New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

| road again for the rest OF the season. Miss
| Janis continues TO Introduce new limitations Of
| famous players each week. and she has new
crop for approval for the coming week.
| Frederick Sullivan and Gustave Won SETTER
titz have been engaged by Robert Hunter to
stage Arthur Schnitzlers play, The Reckon
| Ing" which will have It's first presentation in
English, with Katherine Grey as Christine. at
| the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre on February IL
Mr.. Won Seiffertitz was formerly the star and
stage director of the Irving Place Theatre, ard
was also a member of the original cast which
played this piece in Vienna. Rehearsals began
yesterday.
Nine ALA Nazrnova continues at the Bitou
Theatre in her performances OF Nora In Ibsen's
"A Dolls House"
The fourth week of the present run OF Blu
menthal Kadelburg's latest success. Der
blinde Passagier' Glove at the Helm'O. begins
tomorrow at the Irving Place Theatre. Thanks
to the amusing incidents in the plot and 70 the
admirable Interpretation of the comedy by the
German actors. the management Will not find II
necessary to make any change In the bill. VIII
Thaller will again he seen in the character Of
the grotesQue DollerHar, and MISS Won Oster-
mann, with other favorite artists. will. usual,
be in the cast
Joe Weber is not content 10 let we'll enough
alone. It must be better enough" in the
words OF the energetic manager-actor. and 70
that end new business" and witticisms are
constantly being introduced In Dream city
and The Magic Knight" played by the al-star
cast at Wcber's Theatre Thus the double bill
Is thoroughly kept up TO date and becomes even
more Iaughable at every performance Maurice
Farkoa's new song. L Have TO Laugh is OF
an infectious nature and the audience feels
irresistthly compelled 70 Join with him In his
merriInent. The special Wednesday natinees al
which women and children are specially catered
70. have proven most desirable feature
The Little Michus" with George Graves. In
his funny character part Of General dcs Ifs
will remain indefinitely AZ the Garden Theatre
THIS musical play ran successfully through two
seasons at Days Theatre. London and the man
agement is hopeful of a similar career In New
York Prominent IN the cast George For
tesque. William c Weldon. Earnest Lambart
Harold Crane. the Misses Elita Proctor Otis
F1avia Arcaro Alice Judson Ruth Julian May
Tunison and Nora sarony.
The success Of the matinees at the ryceurn
Theatre. where Clyde Fitchs comedy. The
Truth" with Miss Clara Bloodgood. is present
ed, has caused the management 10 Increase the
number from three to four each week The first
Monday matinee is tomorrow. Matinees will
now be given on Mondays. Tuesdays Wcdnes-
days and Fridays With Miss Bloodgood In this
production are w j. Kelly, w r. Mack and the
entire original cast as it appeared at the Cri-
terion.
Miss Terry has the same strong and stanch
throng of admirers in America that she had In
England. The receptions given her at the EN-
pire Theatre during the last week were marked
by the utmost enthusiasm and It was apparent
that her audiences tried TO show In every pos
sible manner their affection for the woman and
their appreciation OF the actress Miss Terry
VIII continue through her second and last week
but one at the Empire In the Bernard Shaw
comedy, Captain Brassbound's Conversion
During her last week at the Empire Miss Terry
will appear in Good Hope" and Nance Old
field" On Monday, February IS NJ q Ethel
barrymore will begin her engagement at this
theatre. appearing in the Clyde Fitch comedy,
Captain links"
The Three Of Us" goes on its successful way
at the Madison Square Theatre.
Miss Robson has made hit with "Salomy
Jane" at the Liberty.
Miss Annie Russell. In "a Midsummer Nights