New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
STAGE AFFAIRS
~The TraUelling Salesman Coming
to the Liberty Theatre.
THEATRIC4L DIRECTORY.

THEATRIC4L DIRECTORY.
.c.nE,rY OF MUs1c-2:15- -s:1s-Mistress Nell
op F-aasv-av and 45th st.-2:15-S:15-Faid in Full.
Hs1GHToN BEACH MUSIC HALL-2:15- :15-s-Vandeviile-
EsTGBroN BEACH PARKS p, m-Pain'' 'DestFuo-
ZION OF Jerusalem
cAsTNo-s:I5-The Mimic World
DaIY-s Broadway. between 2sth and 3oth sts-2:1e-
,1r.H,7.AND Coney IsIand-2l5s
rnv1 Mr-sEF 2s5 St 9Th ave--The World in
A ,-v,,,7-r- Broadway and 2sth st-vaudevire.
r.,rITFRsTEINcs 7th and 42d st-2;1o-s;l5-
Vaudeville on Roof Garden
HARLEM CAsINO-s-Rigo and his orchestra
EHp1Tn soI-ARF. Broadway and S5th st.-2:15-s:l6-
y IITe -s:15-The Travelling Sales
,y-lA PARK Coney Island-2.l5-s
NEW AMsTERDAM I'D Merr2 y 2s7T WdoR ioR ave- 'Ai -
NEW YoPK TRE-2:15-s:1S-Cohan & Harris
2.15-s:I5-The Folies Of 1905 -
ONE HUNDRED a: ANp .T,9.EilIe
-vppArr GARDEN -s-..Iarguerite'' Orchestra
The Liberty Theatre will be reopened tomorrow
night for the season OF 1SoS-Os, and a play called
"Tbe Travelling Salesman will be presented IL
u-ss written by James Forbes. author Of THE
Chorus Lady The chief characters In IL VIII oe
acted bv Frank Mcintyre, Gertrude Coghlan. Will
iarn Beach. Arthur Shaw, Frances Golden Fuller,
Sarah NcVickar and H D. Blakenore.
Henrietta Crosrnan will begin her season on
Thursday night at the Academy of Music, where
she will appear in a revival OF Mistress Nell.
That will be followed by pr1iuction Of 'As You
Like IT. in which Miss CrosInan will be seen as
Rosalind. The players supporting Miss Crosnan
this season David Proctor Louise Galloway
Barbara Clement, William Humphrey and FRANK
Courier.
This Is the eighth week OF 'The Follies of 1907 at
the Jardin de Paris
.rThe Mimic World" is still occupying the stage
ot the Casino. The performance OF Lotta Faust has
aroused new interest in that musical mixture
There is 2 new musical comedy at Wallack's
called The Girl Question" The principal perform
ers IN IT are Junie ALcCree Isabel D'ormond and
George Frew Mendum- There will be two after
noon performances this week
There Is nothing new 10 be said Of Girls the at
traction at Days that it is still favorte OF
The playgoers.
.he new minstrel organization brought together
BIZ Cohan and Harris is a good one, and it is to be
hoped that the managers will the propriety or
improving the show TO such extent that it win
be e real minstrel performance from beginning 10
end The spectacle OF a collection OF black-faced
to mixture of all the Come All-yez" in Ireland's
oEn Handbook of Poetry is say the least, In
congruous II is TOO parochial for professional
performance. The minstrel spirit would be better
preserved by having that blackfaced company IN
tsttered uniforms. execute the various man9uvres
TO the strains OF "Dixies Land" Mas Own
Honey" What Am Dem Niggahs DOM Tonight"
etc. George Evans, Eddie Leonard, George
Thatcher Frank Morrell, Julian E1tinge and the
Waterbury Brothers and Tenney are the chief per-
Ea-l,. oa7lA sna Pa hers a
the best in the whole show.
Paid in Full" viii be transferred next Saturday
night from the stage Of the Astor 10 that of
webers Theatre The Man from Home will be
the new attraction at the Astor beginning week
from tomorrow night.
The performances Of THE Merry Widow" on the
roof garden Of the New Amsterdam Theatre will
be discontinued in three weeks. That mirthful
operetta will then be transferred 70 the stage of
The New Amsterdam
-The Marguerite Orchestra" gives concerts every
night Terrace Garden Paris Chambers Is the
soloist
New figures Of Mr. Taft Mr.. Bryan and Gov
ernor Hughes have been placed in the group OF
Prominent People at the Eden Musee- There
viii be concerts to-day.
pleasant feature of THE Yankee Prince" now
az he Knickerbocker, is the dancing Of George NJ
Cohan and his sister. Josephine Miss Cohan's per-
Torrance is charming In it's simplicity, end admira-
BE because It is free from the taint of vugarity
Gertrude Hoffman,, in "A Vision Of Salome,
VIII be the chief feature at Hammersteins Roof
Garden until its season closes The Sharp Broth
ers. Arthur and Bedin Bernardo Winsor Mckay
and the Memphis Students will be in the bill this
week. and there will be two concerts to-day.