New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
STAGE AFFAIRS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY Or MOSsS.
This viii be the last week of The Round Up
The engagement TIL now has been successful and
,srqs audiences have enjoyed Mr.. ArbucBle's fine
performance as the Sheriff Beginning next week.
Denrnan Thompson will appear at the Academy in
the ever welcome domestic drama of The Old
Homestead
AMERICAN THEATRE.
This will be the last week OF grand opera at
popular prices this playhouse The bill for each
night is as follows: Monday. L Elisr d 'Anore
T1esday La tiioconda": Wednesday matinee. u
Trovatore"; Wednesday evening, The Barber OF
Seville Thursday. Fedora; Friday "Cavallerla
Rusticana" and "Pagacci-; Saturday matinee
Carmen" and farewell performance, SATURDAY
evening. Aida"
AsToR THEATRE.
.'The Man from Home" is in the early stages Of a
prosperous career this theatre. 1t is enough 10
record that the town likes Messrs. Harrington and
wilson's play and derives genuine amusement from
Mr.. Hodges acting.
BELASco THEATRE.
There appears 10 be no abatement of interest in
the version Of The Devil" presented here, and
there can be doubt that the real magnet that
attracts the large audience is George Arliss His
;mpersonation is only excel.ed in aUGacity by the
play itself.
BIJoU THEATRE.
On Tuesday night a play called "A Gentleman
Thomas A, Wise and Douglas Fairbanks will be
principals in the cast, 1t is described as the
''raInihcaton Of graft in high place" Lola May
Sue Van Dusen Harriet Worthington. Charles
Chapelle and Harry Stubs in the company
that viii support Mr. Wise and Mr.. Fairbanks
BROADWAY THEATRE.
Large and enthusiastic audiences are in attend
ance at every performance of Algeria" Those
who have heard the music in that production will
make a second visit. Ida Brooks Hunt is back in
the cast and the usual afternoon performances are
given.
CASINO THEATRE
This playhouse viii be reopened Tuesday
night and Miss Louise Cunning viii appear there
.n a musical comedy called -Narcelle" Of which
the Messrs. Pixley and Luders are the authors
Jess Dandy, Frank Rushworth, Lawrence Wheat,
\ Herbert Cawthorne Elsa Ryan, Nettie Black and
Marion Ford will be in the cast.
CIRCLE THEATRE.
school Days" musical mixture by Gus Ed
wards is the attraction here There are a number
OF songs and lot of girls in it. The usual after
noon performances are given. Mr. Edwards is in
the cast.
CRITERION THEATRE.
Fluffy Ruffes~' and her company of merry
makers still occupy the stage Of the Criterion. An
nouncement is made that because of the popularity
OF Miss Williams Fluffy that musical affair will
remain at the Criterion indefinitely. Mr. Gillette
was to have occupied the Criterion early next
month, but arrangements have been made TO send
/ him on the road with Samson" He will TO
New York early in November. and by that time
another theatre will have been found for FLUFFY
DALYs THEATRE
Take a last look 'em. They're going. You
may never again behold such jovial females S
those exhibited in Girls" That comedy will
inmate long engagement here on Saturday night.
Next week Miss Elliott will occupy that stage.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
It is long time since Mr.. Drew has had such a
pleasant vehicle as Jack Straw" AS usual, he is
resping the reward. The Empire is filled every
night More than that need not be said
eAIETY THEATRE
i -sThe Travelling Salesman IS provoking hearty
laughter Gaiety. His reign promises 10
long Those in search OF good laugh
and night Of od-fashoned fellowship should visit
the Gaiety while the drummer occupies that stage.
GARDEN THEATRE.
The Devir' IS stfIl at the Garden, and he plays
every night TO curious audiences. Announcement
is made by Mr.. Savage. who this particular
brand that il Will be exhibited for months TO come
Edwin Stevens's impersonaton is popular with
those who attend the Garden
GARRIcK THEATRE.
The A11.lusc" is still the attraction the Gar
rick II will probably remain there for many
months 20 Mr.. Coyne and Miss Carlisle re-
oeive the applause OF large audiences every night
On Tuesday night Miss May Irwin will appear in
g play called Mrs. Peckhan's Carouse.'
IT viii precede THE Mollusc.'
GERMAN THEATRE.
Grying Plaoe)
On Thursday night the at this theatre will
be inaugurated under the management Of Otto
We'll and the first performance will be THE DAN