New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
MISS BARRYMORE BACK.
Succeeds Mss Terry at En- ire The
atre an CLude Fitck's Comed4.

Miss Ethel Barrymore and Frank Daniels will
furnish the new bills this week, the one at the
Empire. the other at the Criterion.
Miss Barrymore will appear in Captain Jinks''
at the Empire Theatre tomorrow evening This
Will be the beginning Of Miss BarTymore's annual
New York engagement, during which IL is Mr.
Frohman's intention to put her forward in a
number Of other plays, among them John Gal
worthy's 1.-THE Silver Box" which has been a
success IN London; her own success Of the sea-
son before last, Cousin Kate" and Robert
MarshalTs comedy, His Excellency the Gov
ernor." Captain links" Will be remembered as
the first play in which Miss Barrymore starred.
several years ago The comedy viii be hand
somely staged, and Miss Barrymore Will have
the assistance Of a large company. Bruce Nc
Rae is still her leading man. During the present
week at the Empire Miss Barrymore will give
nine performances Of Captain Jinks," there be-
ing matinees on Wednesday, Friday and Satur-
day. The cast follows:
Captain Robert Carrotor Jas Bruce McFaae
s saes Fleesc Won vorleaber 5ichn Ciayer
The Herald Bernard Mun
Ihe 4Ioune % tIia-1 Nasar
The sun Reporter. Howard Hull
The Clipper representative Forrest Orr
An ofical Detective. b. Pollock
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Mrs s'Sf TseR5oro 91 Miss Matte Ferguson
links Miss Fanny Burt
Mrs stonington. Miss Lucille Watson
ITst Bale; Lads lalss Pettitoes Miss Mary S9s9
second lsaLlet Lazy MSS l!a Ifeea
Fcurth Ballet Lady sauein HocsptzJ Miss Anita Rothe
sixth BaIiet LADY 0Irs Magg Miss Frances comsocS
Seventh Ballet Miss Alice Bryan
Nine Tre6tod jAursia Johnson) Miss 15aei Barryno
Frank Daniels and q supporting company OF
about eighty mostly girls. will be the attrac-
ton at the Criterion Theatre commencing Mon
day evening. IN THE Tattooed Man" a new
musical comedy for which Victor Herbert has
furnished the score, Harry B. Smith the lyrics
and Mr. Smith and A y. c. Fowler the book.
The piece is IN two acts and two scenes. Its
action passes IN Persia, the first set showing a
courtyard OF a Persian Shah and the second a
royal rose garden The stars part is that Of
the weather prophet Of the Shah a genial rogue
who has pushed himself into the Job Of court
weather wizard with the aid Of brace OF equal
~ genial court shaTpers, condition that each
OF the trio shares equally IN the spois of office.
Omar khayyamr IT., Is the bogus weather mans
name. though he is better known at court as
THE Tattooed Man." because Of q birthmark
On his neck in the form Of scarabeus The
authors trace the genealogical tree Of Omar, IT.,
back 20 old Omar, tbs joyous tentmaker Of Ru-
batYat fame, and ali through the story show
him to be q chip OF the old block who believes
IN living every minute that he is alive. The
Comedians support includes Miss May Vokes
who has an eccentric character part; Miss Sallie
Z.
Gertrude Carlisle, Harry Clarke, Mace Bonville,
George O'Donneu, Gilbert Clayton Charles
Drew and Harold Russell.
The nth week Of the engagement which Mr..
6othern and Miss Marlowe are playing at the
Lyric Theatre Will begin tomorrow night
'-The Merchant Of Venice will be played on
Monday and Tuesday night. with 1Ir. sothern
appearing as Shylock and Miss Marlowe as Por-
tia Wednesday night Will be given over TO a
performance Of THE Sunken Bell" Thursday
and Friday nights will be devoted to a revival
Of 6hakespeare's Twelfth Night" Mr. sothern
appearing as Malvolo and Miss Marlowe as
Viola This will be their first appearance IN
this comedy this season. and each presentation
VIII be heartily welcomed. Jeanne dare" viii
be repeated at the Saturday matinee, and
Romeo and Juliet Will be the bill on Satur-
day night.
Only three more weeks remain Of their en-
gagenent IN New York. Then the stars win