New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
STAGE AFFAIRS
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.
MONDAY NIGHT.

BROADWAY THEkTRE-'The Golden But
| terfiy.'
HUDSON THEATRE-Edgar selwyn, in
Pierre Of the Plains
WEST END THEATRE-"The Warrens OF
1 Virginia
HAcKETT THEATRE-AIr. Hackett. in The
1 Crisis
- - THURSDAY NIGHT.
CIRCLE THEATRE-Louis Mann. in The
Man That stood Still
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr. Dennlan Thompson Will begin tomorrow
night the second week ot his engagement here In
the familiar domestic drama OF The Old Home
stead" Announcement is made that Mr. Thomp-
son will positively appear" at every performance
during the present engagement There are after
noon performances on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
During last week large and enthusiastic audiences
their IN the presentation of this
drama.
ASTOR THEATRE.
The Man from Home" is still attracting public
attention here. This theatre is filled every night
and according report. the advance sale OF seats
indicates a long and successful career for Mr.
Hodge. The usual afternoon performances are
given.
BELAsco THEATRE
The management Of the version OF The Devil"
presented here announces that Il VIII occupy this
stage indefinitely. Mrs Fiske, who was 10 have
played at the Belasco for several weeks during
The present season. may be AT another theatre
The ,osity OF tie public TO witness Mr Arliss
performance shows no sign OF diminishing.
sIJoU THEATRE.
"A Gentleman from Mississippi has acquired
popularity in the usual way, and SO manages 10
fiji Ibis CID playhouse-a rare spectacle for IL MY
Wise and AIr Fairbanks are featured in the play
The public goes Nj Nise's humorous I'M
personation Of the Southern Senator. and IN this
instance it Is not disappointed.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
The Golden Butterfly" described as comic op-
era. by Reginald De Koven and Harry B. Smith
viii be performed here tomorrow night by a com
psny ct the head Of which VIII be Grace Van
Studdiford. who with the Bostonians- Ac-
Cording the announcement this new opera re
turns TO the style Of Robin Hood" There is
waltz song IN It In the cast, besides Miss Stud
diford, viii be W ! Mccarthy, Louis Harrison.
Gene Lunesl>. Louis Cassavant, Marion Woods
Walter Percival and Alice Hills
CASINO THEATRE.
Because the present attraction at the Casino.
"Aarcelle' would 10 mark return TO the
excellent musical performances that made this
playhouse famous, It is filed every night, and
the management avows the advance sale is large
-AIarcelIe' has been duly commended. and Miss
Cummings performance is the chief feature Of IT
CIRCLE THEATRE.
on Thursday night Louis Mann viii appear here in
q play called The Man Who Stood Stin." 1t was
written by Jules Eckert Goodman and IS described
as incident East Side life" Mr. Mann is
now under the management Of ". A. Brady. Edith
Browning, Mathilde Cottrelly, Emily A. Weman,
Lillian Sinnett Robert A. Fischer Geoffrey Stein,
II. A La Note. James Vincent. Nat. Daniels and
Frank Julian VIII be the cast.
CRITERION THEATRE.
Fluffy Ruf7es" at the close OF the performances
OF next Saturday night viii vacate this stage tenn
pcrarily. She promises TO come back very soon'
and continue her cor1ical performance During her
absence MI William Gillette will occupy the Cri-
terion, appearing there week from tomorrow
night in Samson
DALY'S THEATRE.
Miss Elliott's engagement here in ''Myself-Bet-
tina" is limited There is definite announcement
when II will be terminated, but it is expected. Mr.
Fayersharn viii probably be the next attraction
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Capacity business is the cheerful word that IS
sent from this theatre. Mr.. Drew Is always in
terestIng and the public finds pleasure in his per
sonations In Jack Straw he is uncommonly hu-
rnOrous. Rose Coghlan has achieved q personal
success Mrs. Parker-Jennings that Is nearly as
emphatic that OF MI Drew. There are after
noon performances On Wednesday and Saturday.
GAIETY THEATRE.
The Travelling Salesman Is still vidns here:
SO. too, is Frank Mcintyre and Gertrude Coghlan;
also pretty poker game that delights the au-
diences There is nothing new 10 be said Of this
cheerful comedy. II is filing every seat IN this
little playhouse and will remain here indefinitely