New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-24

"On Perole'' by Louis Evan Shlprnan, undeT ule
direction Of Henry Miller viii be seen in New
York for the first time at the Majestic Theatre to-
morrow evening. In the cast are Miss Charlotte
Walker and Vincent SerTano- This play. which is
ali seSson awaiting a favorable opportunity TO
come TO town
Tomorrow night Miss Jessie Busley will make
her first metropolitan appearance as star at the
Grand Opera House in Claiming Pollock's dram
atization Of Mrs Miriam Michelson's novel, In
the Bishops Carriage The story OF the play is
that of the novel. with some changes TO suit the
needs Of the stage. The cast follows:
william Iatime- Byron Douglas
Edward Fai7say: iaiconl BradIey,
FREDERICK obermuller. AutTey Beate
Harry Van Ness T, = Zen
Surnett Aubrey 8eate
Sergeant ~ DiIIor
6 6SSSse. IsnIso1 .......... Robert Evans
S-tsT.,ve PI,1j-e Hector Marvin
Mrs Edward hate epson Epson
MsR Mo5ahsn .Lavlnia shannon
Miss Wallace Caroline Morette
TndEdg Ansengrube1Ss drama, ''Der Pfarrer
Kirchfeld" Will be played once more tomorrow
night at the Irving Place Theatre. with WIN
Thaler as Der Wurzelsepp. On Tuesday night, Tor
the first time IN the history OF the Irving Place
Theatre, GENERALIZATION or q Work py Oilel leo
Dickens viii be produced The play IS Franz Won
schoenthan's version Of Little Dorrit' C'Nlein
Bor In tae fes o o family sG5f are and oeT5 in
the Marshalsea prison. while the third transports
5e 90 e9ds with the betroihai Of Little
Dorrit. The cast includes Carl Machold. Max
lein NiiI1 Reimann. Friedr3ch Hothaus and others
The play will continue through the week
Etienne Girardot and hiH associates, who pre-
scented the famous farce, ''Chareys Aunt in this
city recently, will make return yisi and play
Theatre. beginning Tomorrow evening
Some years have elapsed since General Wal
lace's Biblical spectacle "Ben-Hur" was last
seen In New York Tomorrow night It viii again
be placed view at the Academy OF Music. and
SITS managers. KIaw & Erlanger. announce that
the revival viii be on scale eclpsng their former
former efforts. for the stage OF the Academy af-
.oIus t!ls Lactes more lhah IoIT Aunured per
sons Wlu participate in the ensembles, while Ed
gar Stillman KelleyS music is 10 be a feature Of
,iFb a - ~ IJo VOTES i w pe ne IT,
performances, the chariot race, viii show five con-
SbsTIss RisesI Pnrt = NJcys5 joan nee. IT,
weave chaTes caned Mss Helen Singer Hs %igs
Mabel Brownell' Miss Margaret Oils. Miss Blanche
Kendall and Miss Stella Weaver.
After two months at the New Amsterdam Thea
ire. Frederic Thompson VIII move his ''Brewster's
millions company 70 the Hudson Theatre to-mor-
Snd the company headed by Edward Abeles. VIII
be unchanged
Hiss Eleanor Robson has arranged TO present
her old success. Merely Mary Ann" by Israel
zangwin, at Wednesday matinees at the Liberty
Theatre. beginning this week 'SaloIny jane Will
be given at the other seven performances.
Ben Greets players come to the Garden Theatre
next week Mr.. Greet will give The Merchant Of
venice" the first week. Macbeth" the week Of
March II, 'As You Like It" on March Is, 10 and
20 and Julius Caesar on March 81 % and "a
During Holy Weak, bebinning Marih 25 Mr. Greet
vii revive, as 4 special Jenten presentation the
nteeenth century morality play, "Everynaan
which ne gave here home two hundred times dur-
ing hiE hrst American season. Mr. Greet will con-
unue % give the plays in the Elizabethan fashion
without changes OF scenery In order that the COM
pefe plays may be given within the time limit Of
en- ordinary evenings entertainment.
Miss Anna Held viii celebrate the Goth preseu.
tstioa OF The Partisan Model by giving special