New-York tribune., 1908-01-05


presented at the Belasco Theatre, to large and
friendly audiences and its pictures of domestic
incident. effectively contrasted with the stir,
stress and suffering of war. awaken sympathy
and impart pleasure.
BERKELEY THEATRE.
Last night. at the Berkeley Theatre. Mr.
Shaw's Candida was laid away-it is hoped
in civet. for something is needed TO sweeten 1t.
The Berkeley Theatre will remain closed until
about January 10. when the Messrs Liebler VIII
present Mr Arnold DAILY and his professional
associates in My Mamie Rose" by Owen Kill
dare.
sIJoU THEATRE
Nine. Nazimova is presenting, at the bJou
Theatre, a play called THE Comet, by Mr..
owen johnson, and it is neither unjust nor un-
lTnd to say that Mime. Nazimova might be bet
Ter employ ye6-for she possesses the professional
opportunity of doing fine things, and that play
is offensive to good sense and good taste. There
are several disagreeable plays current in
New York but in some respects Mr.. Johnson's
Comet is the most repusive of the lot.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
The Round Up performed for the last
time at the Broadway Theatre last night, and a
tour of the country. with that capital drama,
will now begin. Miss Anna Held will appear at
the Broadway Theatre tomorrow night. begin
ming an engagement of three weeks, and Will
present second edition" of The Partisan
Model
CASINO THEATRE.
The aoeaI career of THE Gay White Way"
was ended at the Casino last night, and that
medley of farce and music has been conveyed
10 Philadelphia. Another play, of much the
same kind. will be presented tomorrow night
namely "Funabashi." by Mr.. Irwin Cobb. 1t is
duoed by MI Thomas w. Riley. The fabric is
said to relate to the tour of the world recently
made by Mr Taft. The cast will include Alice
Fischer, Maud Fenton, Vera Nicholson Will
lam Rock, Walter Percival and Joseph Hiron'
CRITERION THEATRE.
The new musical medley called Miss HOOK,
of Holland" which was presented for the first
time here last Tuesday night, has, seemingly.
entered upon a career of prosperity at the Crl-
terion Theatre II will afford pleasure to many
persons especially to children.
DALTs THEATRE.
Mr.. Hackett closed his engagement at Days
Theatre last night, and John Glayde's Honour
has thus been removed from local public at
,ention Its withdrawal is a relief, for 1t
amounts to nothing more than discussion OF
a case Of adultery, and the obtrusion OF that
s,hiect ,,ron the public mind is not, and cannot
be. healthful-
T-a-mor-osv night that capital comedian Mr.
z NJ Holland. will appear at Days Theatre' III
a play based on Meredith Nicholson's novel,
..-Tbe House of a Thousand Candles" Nh Hol-
land will imperscnate Bates, the butler Ihls
has been made the leading part The company
includes Miss Mabel Roebuck, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Forbes Miss Edna Conroy, stephen Grat-
IAN. William Hazeltine, and Frank f. Aiken.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Tomorrow night at the Empire Theatre MISS
Naude Adams viii revive, for one week. MT
Barrie's quaint play, Quality street Inc re-
,ival will be one of the pleasurable events OF
the hour and it should be rewarded with gem
erors support. On January ID MISS AoahiS
viii act. for the first time. in new play
.s.n,ea from the French, named The Jest
er."
eARRIcK THEATRE.
Miss Araxine Elliott can be found Under the
at the Garrick Theatre, and
those persons who like to see lovely woman
and so observe her piquant proceedings on the
.t,xe : ,ould visit the Garrick during Miss Ell
uetts engagement there
GERMAN THEATRE.
Tb. comedy of The Blockhead," by Ludwig
F,,da will acted throughout the present
week at the German Theatre. 1t is all amusing
p.sy. representative of some of the consequences
Of an injudicious will. made by an eccentric
-,,t,r,istic person who has implicit faith in the
~oeaness of human nature DIR. Blaum1eld,
r,esrulhle has put in rehearsal version MADE
,,v himself. of Goethe's "Goetz Won Beriichln-
zen" q play never Yet acted in America The
original has been carefully cut and condensed
The production Of that esteemed historical
drama will ne Of the most important events
of the German theatrical season
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Nat G. Goodwin will begin weeks engagement
here 10 morrow night curing which he VIII pre-
sent several Of the popular plays IN his
,.pertory Monday and Friday nights he VIII
supear in "An American Citizen; TUESDAY ana
"wednesday nights and Saturday afternoon "hen
~. Were Twenty-one'': Wednesday afternoon and
saturday night "A Gilded FOOL and Thursday
might In Mizzoura" There will be two concerts
xe-dsy at the Grand Opera House.
HAcKETT THEATRE.
Ny Thonlas's remarkable comedy The Witch
sus Hour will, it seems certain. remain at the
packe4t Theatre for the rest Of this season. In
S.ntiou fails to find new word TO say IN praise
Of If Persons who wish to see an excellent
MAY acted In an excellent manner will be graf
sfed on seeing "The Witching Hour
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.
The stock company established here will pre-
.ent this week the comedy of "Three of Us"
1aeasrsce Morgan and John Craig Will have the
principal parts. There viii be the usual after
noon performances.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
Mr. Fields Miss Connie Ediss. and the other
performers implicated in the representation of
s,rhe Girl Behind the Counter at the Herald
Eouare Theatre. are continuously jealous and
energetic in their ministry to the public pleas
ure and no abatement Is perceptible in either
the frolfo OF the play the merriment of the
performance.