New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

quent the Grand Opera House. where EA the ie3s1-
Ing attractions visible during the season. u
should be made known that II Will o6 presented
hsre with tho same accuracy to detail that oaS-
sctsrized the original presentation at the New An
sterdarn Theatre Charles Meakin VIII % ees
Prince Danilo and Miss Reba Dale Will sppeaT an
Sonia There viii be the usual afternoon perform
ancea
HAcKETT THEATRE.
. r,.,o6r,ra Of salvation NelI' is sttli visible
hers II has been successful from the first per-
formance Mrs Ffske's representation Of NeIi 10
to say the lenst edifying. And because the PUBIC
In interested IN whatever character that OfliiAos
actress ft TO essay Salvation Nell Ia 9 nnsa-
csai succsss-
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
The excellent musical comedy Of Three Twfns'
Is still visible here. Bessie McCoys 'Yarna YaEna"
song is one OF the snnuzing features II It After
noon performances given OF "Wednesday and
Saturday.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Miss Ethel barrymore IN Lady Frederick Is
still tn. attraction ct this theatre. No announce
Ient has been made Of any change in the bill for
weeks to corne. sure sign that Lady Frederick"
Is not playing to empty seats.
kNickEasockER THEATRE.
Miss schen has achieved another success IN ''Ths
Fr1r1a Donna which was presented here for the
arst tirne on Monday night last Mr.. Herbert COM
posed music for It It should and undoubtedly
VIII. enjoy G long run at this playhouse During
the engagement the usual afternoon performances
Will be given.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
.'vis Wireless" is nIing this playhouse at every
performance, Il IL G good raelodrsIaa. and there
several striking scenic effects IN It, psrticu-
larry the storm at sea- Afternoon performances
are given "wednesday and Saturday. Edwin
Arden. Vera McCord, Georgia Drew Mendum.
Frank Monroe and J, q Mitern are in the cast
LYcEuM THEATRE.
Mss Burke, In the dainty comedy of Love
Watches" Is giving genuine pleasure TO large audi
ences assembled at every performance Of that pecs
Al the close OF her engagement here she will 20
direct to London
LYRIC THEATRE.
The Blue Mouse" comedy sdapted from the
French by Clyde Fitch, Is amusing audiences at
this theatre To ell appearances It is TO have
long The usual afternoon performances ara
announced Mabel harrison. Jameson Lee FtnneJ
and Harry Conor are the chief players in It
MAJESTIC THEATRE.
The Pied Piper Ia another OF the holiday SPEC
tsces that provided at this season for the
tertainment Of both the cid and the young Every
child has heard Of the famous Piper. and every
child IL curious to know what became OF him. The
mystery of his whereabouts L. told in story and
song al thu Majestic Theatre De Wolf Hopper Is
the Piper. There WIN be extra afternoon perform
| Ances during ths holidays.
! NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.
'LtttIs Memo" needs no further cemmendaticn
IN this place Il Is exceptionally beautiful spec
tscle In every detail. and replets with senuina
amusement for cid ard young It Is q real holiday
spectacle. and indulgent parents could present thsr
youngsters with no more acceptable gift than an
afternoon with Memo at the New Amsterdam The
atre Joseph Cawthorn. Harry Kelly and Billy n.
Van the leaders nerriment The songs,
"Gve Us Fleet" and Remember thu CONT
nentals." are popular.
| NEW YORK THEATRE.
Miss Innocence" Will occupy this stage for sew
eral snonths- Prominent IN the production 10 q
ballet led by Miss Madlyn Summers. Charles Bigs-
low, Lkwranos D'orsay, Emma Janvier and Faico.
& Mexican dancer. contribute to the 1aerr!ment
The usual afternoon performances Will be siven-
SAVOY THEATRE.
Mr.. Kennedy's drama Of THE wintertesst" Will
enter upon it's second week at this playhouse to-
morrow night. It is interpreted by Mr. Miilsr's
players Afternoon performances are given on
Thursday and Saturday.
sTuYvEsAkT THEATRE.
Tho 10th performance OF The Fighting Hops"
at the Stuyvesant Theatre viii soon occur. Mas
Ratsss acting IN that play. especially in the last
act, is powerful and creates q deep impression.
Afternoon performances are given Thursday and
Saturday.
WALLkCk's THEATRE.
Tho Boys and Getty" highly entertaining
musical play, is still prosperous hero, and tia
agement confidently expects long run for It Miss
Cahilrs merri1ent IL the dominant feature The
usual afternoon performances given
WEST END THEATRE.
The Gay Musician will DO the bill here for o
week. beginning tomorrow night It Is a musical
piece and was popular for while last season at
ons Of the downtown pIayhouses
WE5ER'S THEATRE.
Miss Russell In '"Ths Stronger Seq 10 enjoying
q generous share OF public attention At this little
playhouse. and shs deserves II Her acting has
been generally praised. There several striking
IN the drama, and she TO them with the
dignity Of well seasoned player.
THE hlPPopRoME.