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New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
STAGE AFFAIRS.
DIRECTORY

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VICTORIA THEATRE.

Mr. Hsmmerstein has provided an excellent Dill
To- +bosa who visit his theatre this week The
ropuIar spectacle of The Star Bout which was
presented here two months ago. will head the per
formance That act employs no less than forty
nerformers and has been enthusiastically recelVtd
at every music hall in town The REMAINDER nI ths
,,roo-rarnrnes includes That Quartet-Sylvester.
Iores Pringle and NIorreII, Wilfred Clark ana
con,nanv. in What Will Happen Next? Al Whe-
Ian SearI and Violet Allen. in The travelling
Man: Hanson and Nelson. in a singing and dane
ing speciaIty: Spisseu Brothers and Mack, COMEDY
acrobats. and The Great Eldridse- Al ths COZ
.ar+s odav these performers will appear: karnos
7 ordon Comedy Company presenting "A Night IN
the London SIurns': Belle Blanche; Clayton White
and Marie Stuart. Lily Lena Vasco- Clayton Ken
nedv and Matte Rooney. Billy Innnan and company
and the Robinson Paruuette Trio. The starting o.
the automobile race from New York 70 Paris VII
he shown by the Vitagraph-
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MEM YORk IHEA1RE.

mains attractive not because of anything in the
fabric itself, but because it provides vehicle for
the expressive delicate, delightful dancing of Mile
Genee That performer. aside from her exceptional
grace dancer, possesses a charming personality
The players with whom she is associated are, for
the most part unworthy of association with fine
an artist But they do not much signify. In this
instance the dancer is the thing and the audiences
that admire the dancer numerous and euthu-
siastfc. Mile Genee doubtless viii remain the
New York Theatre for a long time. Announcement
is made that she has been re-engaged to appear in
this country next season. Perhaps she will then
perform in play entirely worthy of her skill and
presence and with associate performers of
taIap tod rider
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BELhSCo THEATRE.

rz-,,,o- -,bjsrers that Efr. Frank keenan, VIII ap
- before this public next season IN "a great
.-s-s-t cb,racfer- The name OF II Is not Alell-
,f,7ed but inevitably it Uili be. An OLD proven
ss,-s -1a- ..three can keep secret when Two ar
eu-ax- Nj Keenan, has not as YET reNtaIeu ri9
,i,~,i,-a faculty as a tragedian-ihe iacui'y 'a'
combines weight intensity, power. ana nre- Sun
p. may rossess il. HIS recent performances nav
sbou-n A fine. though somewhat phCtesIaP-iio
roa-bod in the impersonation OF eccentric cHdl 1o
= .,.s IN the enforcement Of melod-amarc erect
.a- * 10 say the effect of striking SITUATION ne
evidently possesses sensibility, authority lepos
distinction and nervous force; he has hao flOSh
ex~,e-jenoe and his powers, as thus Tar dlscioseu'
a. under complete control He is one OF the lie"
ar,ors Who can listen well, and who can take an
the time that required in making effects. II II
should appear that he also possesses tragic lacuIts
his er1ergerce in tragedy viii be great puo4ic
gain Meanwhile Mr.. Keenan's performance AT
rre Iszlasco Theatre, General Warren. IN / he
SHarrens Of Virginia., is OF the worthles1 anu
most admiral bic imersonatons that have been seen
In This city OF late years and no lover OF the art OF
acting could fail TO appreciate IT, or should miss
the opportunity of seeing it Several OF the othef
r,arts In The Warrens OF Virginia are exceedingly
vel acted. and the representation, as q whole Is
prominent among the best now visible In New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
BENEFIT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC

,.oban and Harris will give benefit performances
=. ,be Academy of Music the night OF March I
for tho newsboys Of the city George NJ Cohan
will lead the performance, and the list Of VIOLIN
tears includes Alice Lloyd, George Evans. Mauds
Fulton Harry Won Ti'zer. Jack Gardner. Nel'st
Bergen Gus Edwards Julian Rose the F-uhore olS-
-. E-arL Fogartv Edna Wallace Hopper. Lillian
r,ock Victor Moore. Whit Cunlife, NeSta Victoria
+ the Hebrew SheItering and Guardian Orphan
rand Messrs Cohan and Harris donate the pro
csas of these annual BENEFITS 20 the clubhcuss At
No q East 4th street, where nearly f'ur 'houS1l'
newsboys find home IL Is equlPPed VIII = III
ras{,,u, reading room. etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
LIBERTY THEATRE.

Tho srccass attending Miss Mabel Taliaferro's
on1aqen7ent AT the Liberty Theatre-a success
which it has been a pleasure to observe as Wen as
a duty to record-has grown instead OF aoatihs'
and assurance is now officially made, by her man
ager Mr.. Frederic Thompson that Polly OF tle
Circus" will occupy the Liberty Theatre until the
dax set for the opening OF his Luna Park. The
plav is hoIney, simple. agreeable, and enectlFe
The performance given by Miss Taliaferro is more
notable for gentleness of personality and sincerity
of endeavor than it is for exacttude and decisive
skill of impersOnatfon; but 1t ahofds "elcoiiie
relief from the tinkle of musical shows and from
the sophistcaI prattIe lately abundant, about
the marriage relation. the social evil the problems
of sex the woes of drabs, and the proceedings OF
hlackguardS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
EDEN MUSEE.

This will be a jubilee week at the Eden Musee'
in commemoration of the twenty-ffth anniversary
of the establishment Of that excellent place OF
amusement and instruction Souvenirs VIII Dc pre-
sented to-day in honor Of the occasion me h-oen
Musee has been visited by nearly every person ot
nrou,inance I'm this country and foreign visitor
masses II in the course Of a visitation % tas
numerous playhouses museums and curlosl'ieS %
the ctv In it is housed extraordinary wax
exhibition showing lifelike wax hgureS OF al ''7
great men of the past and those OF the present y
80 o,roun sboUs President Roosevelt. kinS
Edward VII the Spanish King and Queen. rope
Plus y and other world rulers The Eden MUSES.
onens every day at 80 o'clock and can De N
spected from that hour until 1919 O'Clock III lli7
evening On Sundays there is a special concert IN
tiot tho Hungarian orchestra participates Dur
ing the week there are several vaudeville novel;
tieS iu+r
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BROADWAY THEATRE.

The current Of popular fancy always. and na1u-
ralv sets toward amusement Most persons like 20
laugh and the musical taste of most persons seems
10 r1refer the music OF sirapcityscCnd, and
airs that give delight and hurt not,'-rater than
the music # thought and dramatic purpose The
average appreciation is gratiied by the perform
arce Of "A Waltz Dream the musical play now
current and successful, at the Broadway Theatre.
that play being, Enusically. very agreeable, and
II other respects at least gay. The music IS by
Oscar Straus the words. much inferior TO the
sic are by Joseph Herbert The setting is cheer
fu1 the representation, in general, brisk The at
tendance upon that piece has been good. and all in
dca1ions point its successful continuance at the
Broadway, for a long time
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
AT THE HIPPOORoME.

The amusement loving section of the PUBIC 5
showing a fine appreciation OF the numerous ana
entertaining novelties presented at the Hppodrore
in the course of the presentation OF the peautl1i
snectacles of The Auto Race and 'Ihe Four
ca.sors' The Battle Of Port Arthur. which
loads the entire performance. is striklngly real
istir and has found especial favor with the young
folks as we'll Il with those less apt 10 De amused
I,, ,,eIodramatic exhibitions. In addition to the
r5,I.- hill there is a novelty circus in which
an1aar a number of clever performers There are
TWO performances every day Tonight Sousas
rand will give Z. concert at the HippOdronle-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
BIJOU THEATRE.

u Tomorrow night at the Bijou Theatre. Mr.
Henry I.1dloEve viii appear Gloster, IN Shake
speare-s historical tragedy Of Richard III" The
performance given by Mr. Ludlowe Shylock in
dicated intelligence sincere endeavor, and some
study; nothing more. The company that coop
crates with him IS composed OF ordinarily com
reteut actors. Of whom have had much eX-
nerjence Nj Ludlowe, il is understood, has pur-
chased some of the prompt books OF the late Rich
ard Mansfield When Mansfield first acted in
--RIca1ard HI he used good arrangement Of the
play ana a all times he gave a fine performance
of Richard.-in the tent scene rising 10 a height
Of tragic excellence not exemplifed since the best
davs Of Edwin Booth. But the version of Rich
ard III7 used by Mansfield in his latter period
-, dis jonted be merely episodcaL 1t is hoped
thai Mr. I.udlove has obtained better one. Mr.
Arthur Forrest will appear as Buckingham; Mr.
Sheridan Block as Richmond; and Miss Keith
wakemzn as Lady Anne The Bijou stage is too
small for the Shakespearian plays but a CON
-xepticsal performance on A small stage is agree
skle when the play is fine.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
GARDEN THEATRE.

II IS clear that the heaven-born faculty OF eH-
,,orjr,ar-al insight should have widely
diffused The colossal Greek-Gernan- English pre-
sentiment of Electra" which was made at the
Garden Theatre on February II, lasted only Till
February is when it became evident that "A heaVy
chill had frozen the fountain of her tears Mrs
Patrick Campbell naturally, though sad TO relate
y,as afflicted with "a severe cold. Mrs. Beerbohn
Tree it has been intimated, will return to England
Box office assurance has been provided that the
acting of Electra" ''marvellously perfect 1t
ALWAYS is in those cases of collapse, and 1t always
is attended with the same doleful result The
Garden Theatre is again closed.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
EMPIRE THEATRE.

The engagement of Miss Maude Adams VIII END
Al the Empire Theatre. next Saturday night, and
that popular actress will begin tour of the coun-
Try Mr William H Crane will come TO the EN-
pire on March p appearing in a new play caileo
Father and the BOYS" by Mr.. George Ade. MI
Crane some time ago declared that he did not IKE
coming to New York, because he was tired OF
being i,rnped on Particular information was not
supplied as the acrobats who had oeen perform
ing on that popular comedian. But, whatever may
10 NJ r,-are,s v,eariness the New York public is
rot tired" of Nh Crane. and his reentrance VIII be
warmly welcomed as the return Of an old friend
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
LYCEUM THEATRE.

Plays have come and plays have gone Though
not all that ought TO have goneD, but at the
Iyceum Theatre the fine drama of The Thief
continues enthroned in public favor. This is a
good sign That play is of the best produced
in this city during many years. and 1t Is acted IN
an admirable manner. The reasons for that opinion
have been given in this place, and it is not now
essential TO repeat them. On Friday evening.
February 2S the 200th consecutive performance OF
..Tbe Thief" will occur and souvenirs will be dis
trih1ted 10 the audience.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

The Girl Behind the Counter performed
for the 10th consecutive time the Herald Square
Theatre last Tuesday night. Garrick truly said
that comedy is serious business" The play per-
formed by Mr.. Fields. Miss Ediss and their asso-
ciates is not comedy but a mixture Of farce antc
and music: IL Is serious business" to make the
performance Of such play effective. Nonsense as
such becomes insuferable Absolute sincerity In the
treatment Of IL is alone potential make it anus
ing. The zeal and sustained yet well concealed ef-
fort so earnestly bestowed on the exposition OF
that farce might well serve for example to
participants in important performances.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
ASTOR THEATRE

,,.- X ,,e-r 70 this city called Paid III
-, mn ,,c rroduced al the Astor Theatre on
--,,eedav night. February -. Mr.. Eugene waiter
: .,e author Of it. and it is said TO be hfs' d.
ter7pt The information that has been suppHeu
relative 20 its subject does not encourage eAPeca
-. ,-,o,-e1-,- If however it should appear that
-, iyi-,,,ey has succeeded in treating a decent
-. - : dramatic manner his advent as a play
-,;ter Viii he welcome The play is comprised IN
so,,r acts The cast includes among others MISS
IfIisn A1bertson. Miss Hattie Russell MI IuilF
ns,-x,a1l and Nj Frank Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
GERMAN THEATRE.

Al the German Theatre, this week, farce will
predominate On Tuesday afternoon performance
will be given of I'm Weissen Roessl, known to
the American stage AT the White Horse Tav-
ern."-and Mr.. Gustav Won Seyfertitz, a member
of Miss Maude Adamss company, who formerly
was associated with the German Theatre. will act
the principal part in IL. On Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings Ash Wednesday
will be repeated on Friday evening 1.-The Rape Of
the Sabines long familiar stage as Au-
s11stin Daly's "A Night Of,''-will be acted
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

THE negro musical comedy" called "Bandanna
Land" now current at the Majestic Theatre, is
established in public favor. Large audiences at
tend the performance of it, and express satisfac-
tion by frequent, hearty applause. The popularity
of Messrs. Williams and Walker has been pro-
NOTED by their acting in that play,-pernaps the
most suitable in which they have appeared for the
effective representation of their talents and their
exhiarating animal spirits.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.
MONDAY NIGHT.

MONDAY NIGHT.
THEATRE.-"Paid in Full
THEATRE.-Henry Ludlove, in Richard Ill
THEATRE.-'Nearly Hero
CAlYS THEATRE-Oga Nehersoe in Carmen
SAVOY THEATRE.-Irish Players in The Rising tn Moon
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
GERMAN THEATRE.-'At the White Horse Tavern"
TUESDAY NIGHT
nALYS THEATRE.-Mss Nethersole, in "Sapho.'
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
0AIYS THEATRE.-Nss Nethersole, in "Magda.'
THURSDAY NIGHT
DkIYS THEATRE.-Miss Nethersole, in Camille
FRIDAY NIGHT.
GERMAN THEATRE-"The Rape OF Sabnes"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
CASINO THEATRE.

Last a4gbt the long and prosperous career in
this city of The Top o. TIA World" ended, at
the Casino Theatre That play will be taken
on a tour OF the country. Tomorrow night Mr..
Sam Bernard and Miss Ethel Levey will appear in
q musical farce. here, called Nearly Hero
Mr. Sam Bernard is remarkable for self
assurance than for characteristic faculty as an
actor but he Is popular with section of the pub
lie ana no doubt his admirers viii receive him
with cordial welcome at the Casino
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
kNIckERsocKER THEATRE.

The Talk of New York Mr. Conan laOilI u
go a,,d music now current at the knicker-
booker Theatre is a hybrid compound containing d
little of many things, and therefore 1t proNiuo'
amusement for widely diversified puDhc. .''
Victor Moore who appears in the chlet pIl1 '4a
of an amiable racetrack gampler' hdlieu Hiu :.
, - i,,acious performance and in that lie is
cheeriIv assisted by Mr.. Jack Gardner Mr. STANLEY
Ford. Miss Nella Bergen, and Miss Emma Little
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Tony Pastor presents for week 'eSliL''3
-a-o,, ,etarnoon a bill that includes James E
I1opovan and Miss Rena Arnold in an Irish com
cdv entitled a Wise Fool Miss Helen Tr1S, V'lo
caIIs herself THE Somewhat Different Girl Biliy
Link and company. Potter and Hdrt"eH- Hor1hdI'
d Cusbrnan Dawson and Whitfield and West
r,ap wren and company will aid in the amuse-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
CRITERION THEATRE.

Al the Criterion Theatre the pleasant musical
play Miss Hook of Holland" glides smoothly
pfrrrr - e Of glory at least on a sea
Of bounteous public acceptance. The weekly mis-
representation relative the length Of Miss Hook
occupancy OF the Criterion stage has been re-
oeiyed Fortunately for the managers of chat en-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

tertaining play.-one of the most agreeapie no"
current in this city.-its success Is cameo Hot "
puffery but by intrinsic merit. The piece Is pfet!'
the performance is enjoyable, and. probably MISS
Hook can be seen the Criterion for the rest Oh
the season.
DALYS THEATRE.
The present will be the last week OF MISS oisd
Nethersole's engagement at Dalys Theatre. aiio'
considering the character of the plays TO which her
talents have usually been devoted.-piays WHICH,
with little exception. obnoxious in theme ana
rnhealthful in their iniuenceher departure Is not
70 be regretted. The one conlmendable play WIN
which Miss Nethersole has favored her public IN the
course OF the engagement that happily is soon 10
close ! a drienne the Actress. and that was not
veil acted. Tomorrow. Carmen will be per
formed On Tuesday and Saturday evenings Mr.
Clyle FitCh's offensive play of 'Sapho VIII sul!y
the stage of Days Theatre. On Wednesday even
ing the morbid play OF Ma gda'with its specious
aqd coarse assertion of the Advanced Woman -
will once more be obtruded On Thursday evening
the sckly and tedious Camille will emerge. max
ing her customary exposition of the agonles OF oal
fed love and pulmonary decline FRIDAY evening
viii he devoted to Mr.. Pinero's noxious Mrs Tan
oIera5. The rest is silence
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
GsRRICk THEATRE.

The present is the fourth and last week, at the
Garrick Theatre. of Miss Edna Wallace Hopper's
engagement, in Fifty Miles from Boston,"-a COM
pound of frivolous words and music by Dir. George
NJ Cohan. Both Miss Hopper and Nj Cohan have
admirers and so has nonsense. The performance,
therefore nIeases and il TO be remunerative
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

NO JFenr. Miller and Miss Edith Winnie Aa''il-
con have been received with favor at the Aeoell's
f ,s55sic where thev and their associates are p,
sending The vel known play Of The Great DN.lS
.-r+st 1lav viii b. acted al the AcadeIhF nm"
=. -. -, ,,e year on March > Eddie Foy
3, ,7Th4 Orchid viii come 10 The AcaGtl4s- "e
.a.---a--c :. .1cn EKeaks- engagement
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
LYRIC THEATRE.

Mr. Sothern's engagement proceeds in the sum
shine OF mirth and of popularity at the Lyric Thea
tre Hamlet was repeated last night. but the
staple entertainment is provided through the me-
dium of Lord Dundreary: and, as the poet Holmes
wrote thirty-fve years ago
Would all the world told half as harmless lies!
Vor1d all its real fools half wise
AZ he who binks through dull DundEeary,s ewes:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
SAVOY THEATRE.

The farce of Twenty Days in the Shade" is at
tractive, at the Savoy Theatre in alluring the
public and in pleasing it. Subsidiary performances
are given by members of an association called The
Irish National Theatre Society" Last week Mr..
Yeats's "A Pot of Broth performed. This
week n short play. written by Irish amateur.
named Lady Gregory. will be produced. 1t is
called 'Tha Rising of the Moon
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET THEATRE.

Joe WeIch. the Ga1nsooro 6lri- jams =
-rro,.o, p + HavIev and company. Katie
Rooney. weston and Young and the Five MadcspS
are in the Dill arranged for presentation here Tot
the week beginning tomorrow afternoon Ihers
will he two concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Residents of Harlem. and all those who frequent
the Harlem Opera House. will be pleased TO hear
that Mr.. John Craig is 10 remain with the stock
company for the remainder of the present season.
The group OF players composing that popular COM
pany viii appear this week in "Trilby,'' and Mr.
Craig will inpersonate the character of Svengan.
He will be assisted in the representation by Miss
Beatrice Morgan and other members of the COM
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

There is no cessation of interest IN the 'dlIed
and attractive entertainment presented mere Toe"
week 10 week. There are two performances l1li
This week there will appear Nat VI "I'is' So,
1,o. tzeniaroip C-napin in his faithful portrayal
~ lincoln. Horace CioIdin. Guyer and Crispi Nc
Crea and Poole and Hawthorne and Burt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

Mirth pervades the performance now given at
the New Circle Theatre where the attraction is a
compound of nonsense, dancing, and frohc, CaIed
Lonesome Town Messrs. kolb and D1ll dlsport
themselves in it, as comic trarDs, and they have
received much practical public appreciation of their
epte
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The attraction here this week will be the dainty
musical comedy of The Darymaids,' which had
its first American presentation at the Criterion
Theatre last fall. Huntley Wright, Julia San
derson and Eugene O'Rourke are in the cast. The
following performers will participate in to-days
concerts: The Navajo Girls. Frank Bush. Carter
and Bluford the Kinsons. and Weston and Young
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

The dull, indelicate, silly play. by Mr.. David G.
Phillips called The Worth of Woman is still
current at the Madison Square Theatre. Further
comment on it would be a waste of words. The
poet Coventry PatInore long ago wisely remarked,
IN The Angel in the House
"A wonan.-like the Kohinoor,-
s worth Just the price that's put on her.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
125rH STREET THEATRE.

Eva Tanguay and Gertrude Hoffman VII p -
chief performers here this week MISS IdNSua|
will sing and dance and Miss Hoffman VIII sl'7
her amusna, limitations Of well known players Inc
7rourbflon troupe. DoIan and Lenharr. avery anu
Hart and Clarice Nancs in The Dill
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
HUDSON THEATRE.

Mr.. Skinner, acting Colonel Bridau. in The
Honor of the Family at the Hudson Theatre has
been received with great favor, and it seems prob
: zble that he will remain there for some time He
is excellent actor, and his success is alike cred
liable 10 the public and beneficial TO the stage
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

The Spooner stock company will present here
this week a play called The Mormons wife,
and Edna May Spooner will impersonate the prin-
cinal character in it. There will be the usual af-
ternonn nerformances.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
STUYVESANT THEATRE.

Last night Nj. Warfeld laid aside the char
Of Wes' Bigelow, in "A Grand Army Man and
Tomorrow night the Stuyvesant Theatre. he will
act In the play of THE Music Master as Herr Won
BarHIg Mr.. Narfelds performance of that part