New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Academy Messrs Montgomery and Stone have
been successful in this musical comedy for several
years During the engagement here there "lu DC
the usual afternoon performances
AsroR THEATRE.
A few doors from the Gaiety is the AsloF' AZ
the former playhouse the hilarity is OF the DUO
hing order: at the latter laughter is provoked by
the dry hu1nor of Indiana lawyer, who hgures
IN the play OF "The Man from Home" That play
is one Of the established successes or the presenl
saason and should be seen by all who find delight
in the theatre. Mr.. William Hodges performance
as the lawyer leaves a lasting impression
sELAsco THEATRE.
Mr. Fiske's production of THE Devil is still Wis
ible here There Is cessation of interest In thaE
pIav or in Mr. Arsss splendid performance. The
Indications are that THE Devil will remain popu-
lar many months
siJoU THEATRE.
Thomas A. Wise. the genial politician
from Mississippi. mas given the Bjou a popular
success that may yet establish record for lon
revity at that playhouse Mr.. Fairbanks. as the
reporter, gives him capital support The produc-
ton will probably occupy that stage until after
the holidays a special performance viii be
given next Friday afternoon for the Actors So
ciety of America.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
The Golden Butterfly" q highly entertaining
atre The music is pleasing and the story inter
3 esting The chief performers in II are Grace van
Studdiford. Louis Harrison and Louis Cassavant
Afternoon performances given Wednesday
and Saturday.
CASINO THEATRE.
The Messrs Pixley & Luders's charming musical
comedy Of 'Marcelle'' is still the attraction at the
Casino. Its music is tuneful and the book inter
estng 1t deserves a long run. Miss Cummings
arfor IN {S a1r adv
tablished. Her singing of Far. Far Away" and
other songs is attractive feature Of the produc
ton. Afternoon performances this week will be
given Tuesday and Saturday.
CIRCLE THEATRE.
Miss Emily Ann Weman has succeeded Edith
Brewing as the erring daughter in THE Man
Who Stood STILL" current at this theatre,
and In which Mr.. Mann is the leading actor. The
Incidental character Of Bessie. which was found
offensive. has been taken out of that play. Mr..
| Brady expects long run for It
CRITERION THEATRE.
Despite adverse criticism the drama OF Sam
SON" IN which Mr.. Gillette is the central figure,
has filed this theatre every night The advance
sale is said to encouraging. and the manage
unent expects Samson will be the bill at the Cri-
terion for many months. The usual afternoon
performances are given.
pALYs THEATRE.
Both the play and Mr.. Favershams acting in
It having been favorably received by the public
and the critics. the hope is expressed that that
actors engagement at Daly's may be prosper
ous one 1.-THE World and His Wife" will be Of
fered for several weeks II is Mr.. Favershams
intention to present other dramas during his oc-
cupation Of Days stage The usual afternoon
performances will be given.
EMPIRE THEATRE
Mr. Drew as Jack Straw is still the attraction
here His engagement has been prosperous.
holiday season.
GAIETY THEATRE.
Mr. Forbes's comedy OF "The Travelling Sales
man. is stin popular. It succeeds in filing this
Intyre and Gertrude Coghlan the central figures
do well TO visit the Gaiety during the engagement
OF MI Mcintyre and his associates.
GARDEN THEATRE.
Henry z. Dixey and his company enjoying
ages presentation OF THE Devil" The usual sf-
ternoon performances will be given during Mr.
Dixeys engagement
GARRIck THEATRE.
THE MoIlusc' is shortly to be taken on the
road" and Miss Irwin will Impersonate the char
acter originated in this country by Miss Carlisle.
She will also continue her jolly portrayal of Mrs.
Peckham Mr. Coyne and Miss Carlisle will go
London at the close Of their engagement at the
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