New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
motion pictures will be given at the Harlem o.
House to-day.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

motion rictlres will be given at the Harlem Opera
House to-day.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
a new song will be introduced into THE Girl
Behind the Counter tomorrow night called Il
Want To Be Loved Like a Leading Lady Miss
Louise Dresser Will sing it. Mr. Lew Fields. Miss
Connie Ediss, Miss Lotta Faust. and their nu-
.nerous associates have attracted and delighted
numerous audiences. and the arrival of Lent does
not seem 10 have any shadow on the gayety
prevalent the Herald Square.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Mr. Otis Skinner. acting Colonel Bridau. in The
Honour Of the Family has made emphatic
hit, and the Hudson Theatre is the resort OF
multitude OF spectators. night after night The
part reQures-and reCeives-a continuous, rapid
tumultuous flow of animal spirits and Jocund
hunor interpenetrated with sturdy manliness of
character and overwhelming force of will. Mr..
Skinner predoninates every scene, and he keeps
his audience interested, excited, and amused 1t
is good performance. in the old Leon vein, much
exaggerated, and it has met with bounteous &C
ceptation
kNIcKERBoCKER THEATRE.
Mr.. Cohan's web of frolic and tinkle continues
10 occupy the stage OF the Knickerbocker Theatre.
and Nj Victor Moore and his blithe companions
of the scene continue to dance, sing and fleet
the time with or less agreeable foollng, as
they have done for more than three months The
attendance at the Knickerbocker is continuously
large, and, apparently, no change OF bill VIII oc-
there this season.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Commendation Of Polly Of the Circus and OF
the gentle and winning performance of Polly that
is given by Miss Mabel Taliaferro, and of the
handsome scenic pictures with which the play IS
invested entirely deserved but invention is some
what taxed find word of praise for an
entertaining exhibition that has several times been
recognized as one Of the most pleasing order IT
has deserved success and 1t has received its desert
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
Miss Edna May Spooner. acting at the Lincoln
Square Theatre will this week perform the
adventures, Nance Olden, in the play called In
the Bishops Carriage made from the noTel 50
designated. Plays involving female thieves have
been especially popular since Mrs Fiske gave
her remarkably fine performance Of Leah hleschna
Mr. Charming Poocks play is effective meo-
drama. and, though the theatrical contrivance OF
its scenes is conspicuous (al the wires being
vsibe), ii holds attention and maintains interest
Mr Augustus Phillips Mr.. Arthur Evcrs, Mr.. Har-
old Kennedy. Miss Olive Grove and Miss Jessie
McAlster will participate in the representation
of IT.
LYCEUM THEATRE.
The notable fact relative the performance of
the capital comedy of THE Thief,'-which is des-
tined to prevail throughout the season at the
Lyceum Theatre,-is the fact that the acting has
not become monotonous; that repetition has not
made it stale; that its effect, accordingly, is
as brilliant now it at the beginning. Mr.
Kyrle Bellew. Miss Margaret Ellington, and Mr..
Sidney Herbert having the best parts in it, produce
the most striking effect; but the acting is good.
throughout.
LYRIC THEATRE.
The engagement Of Mr. L. IL Sothern, at the
Ivric Theatre, has been marked with exceptional
prosperity. Beginning January o. with a presen-
tation of Our American Cousin it expected
TO continue for FIVE weeks 1t has already lasted
six weeks and Mr.. Sothern will remain at the
Lyric for some time longer. He has appeared as
Dundreary as Eillon, in IF Were King" and as
Hamlet Tomorrow he Will produce, for the first
time here Mr.. Laurence Irving's play, from
Fussiau source, called THE Fool Hath Said-There
Is No Cod" The play is said to be an effective
one and 10 afford TO Mr.. Sothern exceptional
opporttnity for acting. In withdrawing Lord Dun
dreary. the eccentric person who eXpends so many
amazing expetives and so much unnecessary wind
in order TO promote that actors publicity, proclaims