New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
DRAMATIC RECORD
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~. y,-+-rrfrg Hour at the HackettfTheatre-
..T,fera af pohsou's" Withdrawn al the savoy
Theatre The Call Ct The North WitAoTa"h
ss1SIr ~ = Wilton Lackaye began his season at
9im2i+ J. K I5a5iSetJ appeared at the Hack
Ell Theatre IN The Prisoner Of Zenoa-' The
Majestic Th5a-re Vas opened with the play
yr1Tboravn after four performances. Mr.. John
Mason and his associates presented Ihe
Plsv called "L-'Or." by Mn. Peter and Dancey.
was produced first time. at Theatre Sarah
in Boston IN The Richest Girl" first perform n-
ance a Gentleman from Allsslsslppl ~ as
produced, drst time al The New National me
atre Washington, Mr. T. a Wise and Mr.. D.
Fairbanks acting the principal parts n II
The World ana Hls Wife tafaptea rom a. =, a
Gran Galeor7o." was produced, first time Al the
IsTe-shan appeared in the leading parr. The
Marriage Of Mayfair.. by Messrs. Cecil
me IjrUry Lane Theatre (rebuilt). London
Mr.. Belasco reopened the Stuyvesant Thea
TIE, with The Fighting Hope" by William J.
Euri5ui- Miss Blanche Bates acted the pr1acl-
51-Rsr called The Governor and the Boss"
was acted - the Globe Theatre. Boston.
3-'Msrcelle was produced, first time at
Providence. r. / The Truth by Mr.. W Z.
Fitch. was produced il Berlin, Germany. Mr.
Israel Zaurwil novelist and dramatist, arrived
in New York aboard the Teutonic. from Eng
land
z-Play called The Patriot, by Messrs- Will
AN e'.e- and J Harley MSnneFs ann was tTg W2
Cd o. -. $50. 4-f-s-Te. ~ New York
96-Deajl OF William FarTen, disting gu!sheQ
comedian, IN London. aged elghty-three- Ina
of ~Ths Minnie World" at the Casino Go
Nargare, A1glln acted Katherine, in shs shSslk. ke-
speare's J h. Tanning Of the 6hreW, IN Me- Me-
bourne. notwithstanding her first appear -'--s
B-Play called The Fair Cold" was pro
cuced, first tine, in Detroit. with MISS Elsie
Janis in TIE principal part. Death OF JOSEF. JOG p.
MEheslo2k M Mss Lq,q ,{1, Glsssr @PPsaTe@r rbe at
cci5ar y ,--- - o719c oIeeTa bv Afessrs
Reginald de Koven and H. 3. Smith. vas pro
washington ToIay- called The Offenders was
produced fy AIT Robert FdesOn AZ the HUDSON
u q railroad wreck The frst peFIofIla4yt = % "a
Where was Simon by Nr. George Henfy
Traoer, was giE,en IN MlEaukee. az 'iat T;
The Plains" 10y Ny Edgar Selwyn: was given at
ncting the chief part FIST performance q
The Test" by MT. jules Eckert Goodman, al
the Nex Auditorium Theatre. Los Angeles
zs-Play called a Gentleman from Mississl ppl
wss produced at the Bi5ou Theatre Mr Henry
Miller and Mr. c p. Kennedy departed 1or
Europe
OCTOBER
,cto5er -'Ma-celle' was presented at the Caslno'
Tbs new German Theatre Cdadison avenue and
18th street.. opened, with DE tsapeh-
BEN peiner The 9l6 SsTan Ineess "a 'S
eorDefis9 Q, IA csoodin from his wife
Mrs Bessie Dernot Goodwin (Niss Maxine Ell
hott3, on the ground Of deseruon. Decree mace
7 the District Court: at Reno. Nevaoar-Jnoge
SIND n The career Of The Regeneration at
waIIscl's Theatre Publication Of "Other
Days .''-recollections Of the stage-by William
Winter CIorfat Yard & Coz The Folies OF
4ss vas Wlthdravyn ar me New , ork hs@sIF Gs5
T-b5ravsI ~ NT X w Fitch's piay of
Girls st Dalv;s Theatre. withdrawal Of
"Jet,' in which Miss y. Comstock had been ap-
pesring, al Philadelphia Failure Wreck OF
The Emerson Floating Palace" q vessel used
fo- theatrical performances. ct Osceola Bend
a. meeting % The vha-e Pats Political
League" was held a. the American Theatre. TO
5-NIiss MaTi1e Elliott appeared at Daly's The
atre. in Myself -Bettina" Mr.. Arnold DAILY
and other PLAYERS performed in His Wife's
American Idea brought forth at the New
York Theatre Mr.. Dennan Thompson acted;
Music Mile Genee the dancer appeared at
he Grand Opera House Mr.. Thomas z Shea
Bells" ct the Colonial Theatre Miss z. M
spooner, al the Fifth Avenue Theatre, per
na1ls rnS1I2ea in an abbreviated version Of fhe
Marriage os Lord Roslyn. known on the
stag as James Erskine, TO Miss May F3ayle.
IN London. Eng. Contrary to expectation. his
isofoship cid not beat q drum nor blow a trumpet
psrticpsted).-the marriage being described as
very quiet one" Judge PIKE. an REM
- EtIueeo decree OF divorce 70 ME z -
eelnern lAiiss Virginia Enrned).
3, =. oHef tae country, and especially IL New orK
10y ned OF activity but especially in that OF
s,.-satre loud protestztions are audible OF re
ssSSS oonaoence'' successful epdesFor. sno
80 O. tn proVe-nent IL conditions AS q mater
- se .% AZ east IN the theatrical weird une nrst
s.-st nSrc Lines" and the last 20 recover uoul
80 tIers Is rnuc1 depression and in New fofk
= oo@oy elsewhere. the usual disposition exists
zS.,-t snsn possible. until after the Presloel Cd
tb.afgics os-ore venturing On the oouctful seS oa
80 80 enterprise Most Of the plays that haHs
= 80 p.osIercHs here thie autumn are success
SSIsS Iett over" from last season: The Niton.
- Hoqr, The Merry WIDOW" Paid in Full,
4hiet. The Round Up" Girls" etc. pr
e n racket is filing the time with revival OF
a., Zenos play: The largest measure OF hnan-
- ssccess has fallen the -1vsl productions OF
- s.olhs-s tainted play Of The Devil
ne % ne productions OF that drama is advertised
$50, oe Al tirney' cheap prices. Miss Bates at the
: 1,tuyvessnt Theatre. is winning golden opinions
p = Ihs Fighting Hope" Mr.. Drew is successful,
: g me Empire. In Jack Straw Productions Of
L. ne melancholy open and shut" order have not
g.. SSesh infreouent;-among them are Glorious
SSettey. The Likes o. Me" Zone acO, Diana of
~ 1Sensos e, The Regeneration" "An for Girl, 4"
.sa Dnncan's dances. THE Call of the North, %
1Ee Offenders" and Father and Son"