New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-23

Two more theatres will be opened this week, and
ny the early part Of September there will be at
fractions at ali the plsyhouses in Manhattan The
season 81 the Hudson will begin tomorrow night.
and Robert Edeson viii appear there in drama
entitled The Call Of the North II made
BY George Broadhurst from incidents in Stewart
Edward Whites story Of 'Conjurers House" In
ne cast will be De Witt Jennings Lawrence Ed
dreer Grant Mitchell. Thomas McIrath, Beatrice
Prentice and Macy Harlem.
on Thursday night the Lyceum Theatre viii be
reouened and Miss Billie Burke will appear there
in Love Watches" adaptation from French
comedy OF that name Miss Burke viii be heartily
welcomed. Tor she is q charming little woman.
Her sp-igtrtIy performance at the Empire last
son when she appeared with John Drew IN My
Wife" IS 2 pleasant recollection OF that comedy.
She VIII be assisted by Cyril KeEshtiey, Ernest
Iawford w H Crompton, Kate Meek, Maude
Odeu Ida Greeley-smith and Laura Clement.
Al the Academy OF Music tomorrow night Hen
rietta Cros-nan viii begin the third week OF her
engagement with revival Of las You Lake It
She viii be supported by Henry Woodruff and g
company az competent players
Isadora Duncan viii enter Tuesday night the
second week Of her engagement al the Criterion
Miss Duncarss performance has been recorded in
The Tribune She is a graceful and Intelligent
dancer She appears FIVE times each week. and az
night only. There Is no performance on Monday.
The rival concentrations OF Ferenc Molnar's play
Of The Devil have given the town topic
fo- discussion This is not the place for discus
sion OF either performance The public is informed
that Nj George Arss acts the leading character
in M Fislze's production at the Belasco Theatre
AZ the Garden Theatre Mr.. Edwin Stevens is the
principal actor MI savage's presentation There
viii be afternoon performances az both playhouses
On Wednesday and Saturday.
This viii be the last week OF This Yankee Prince
Fl the Knickerbocker Tfseatre. Dir. Cchan and his
..rovar' family will open the New Gaiety Thestrs
OF August g. remaining there for one week The
K1ickerbocke- Will be reopened On September 2
and Charles Frohulan will present there Tho Girls
OF Gutenberg
This viii be the last week that performances
OF The Merry Widow viii be given tho roof
Of the New Amsterdam Theatre Beginning g week
from Io-mGrow night the regular season WI Dc
tnaugurated Oh the stage of that playhouse.
Ample record has been made OF Booth Tarkins-
ton and Harry Leon Wilson'S comedy OF The
Nan from Home" Il should have q long end pros
Porous career at the Astor Theatre. Mr.. Hodges
syrpathetzc tapersonation OF Daniel voorhees, Pike
worth going miles 70 see Announcement Is made
that afternoon performances viii be given On
Wednesdays anctSaturdays-
Cotan & Harris minstrel organisation closed It's
engagement at the New York Theatre last night
The good wishes OF the amusement loving public
VII accompany those new and Old Ministries on
their first journey throughout the country. They
give & good show Richard earle. in AAryf
Lamb VIII succeed the Ministries. beginning TO-
MORROW night
Tho Mimic World" "a remain at the Casino
indefinitely II IS now called The Mimic World
OF 800 and hereafter al musical reviews OF that
nature produced By the Shuberts, will have the
yea- added 10 the title For instance, next sea-
sou the review VIII be known Sc The Mimic World
OF 1909"
c1v6e P.tcb,s comedy of "Girls'' still occupies the
stage Of Days Theatre. There is no tnttHnaton
thai Il will be withdrawn There are after
noon performances twice every week
The theatre is the Eaekett, John Mason Ia the
actor and the drama The Witching Aour.
Need be written?
The Three living is still Visible at TIE Herald
Square Theatre.
That the public will always ind good play vss
amply manifested by the large audiences that wit
Messed paid In Fur last week al Weber's Thea
ire There is every indication that its success at
the Astor VIII be repeated al WeoeTs
The Bitou Theatre was opened last night and
Douglas Fairbanks emerged as star In q comedy
by Rupert Hughes called All for q Girl" rec
GRO OF the performance Will be found elsewhere In
The Tribune
The Travelling Salesman" viii be On View at
IRE Liberty Theatre this week and next On Sep
TENDER It viii be transferred TO the new Gaiety
Theatre where il viii remain for an indefinite
period
One OF the best summer entertainments visible
o. ruof gardens is THE Foilles Of 1903" e. the
Jsrdn de Paris Those persons fond of variety
vii find II in abundance atop Of the New York
Tkestre
The Girl Question will terminals ats engage
Haent al WaIaek's next Saturday night Arnold
DAILY VIII begin sa engagement at that theatre on
September !. appearing in play written py owen
Kildare and Waiter F{acket1. and called The Re
Generation II is dramatic version Of MT Kill
dare's novel OF MY Mamie Rose"
There isssl! be two hundred performers 10 Aa' !