New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

in that play, irnparts to It Irresistible charm
Four special afternoon performances Will be gwen
at the New York Theatre, beginning on Neones-
day. March Il. and continuing on three successive
Wednesdays That arrangement is expected t'
prove advantageous to the female and juvenile
members OF The playgoirg community. who cannot
conveniently attend the theatre at night The Gus
tomary Saturday afternoon performances VIII oc-
cur each week. The success Of THE Soul KISS
is duly recorded.
SAVOY THEATRE.
The farce called Twenty Days in the Shade
which is the principal feature of the bill at the
SAVOY Theatre has established itself in the pubic
favor by reason of its wild tangle of comic per
nexities The theme is the very old one-oi the
tr11ant husband embroled in domestic difficulty
he e,aIlse of Irritation: the treatment OF II causes
1,,dfcrous effects The farce is fortunate in cast
that includes Dallas Wexford, Richard Bennett
Earnest Lawford, and Charles DIehson-aIl cdPa0le
actors, and all Jealous in well doing The success
of this play seems auspicfous Of Ions run Ioi II
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE.
The revival of .sThe Music Master has been
cordially welcomed at the Stuyvesant Theatre by
the mutitudinous admirers of MI DaTld " "d'IelN
ard that ron1,Iar comedian will continue to repre-
sent until further notice the serio-coT1lc
of Won Barwig. in which he has aenleNed sueiI "
substantial and remarkable success Inc SATURDAY
nights of his engagement are devoted 10 A oIIS1id
Army Man" It is stated that MI Naluelu VIII
nv and b- go TO London. and will appear there as
sbv1ock That plan, the face Of it. does not
seer, fudicfous Mr. Wardeld has never, as yet
,ariFastad the power that is requisite for great
rerforr1ence OF ShyIock. Perhaps he possesses H.
if he intends 10 attempt that part. he needs It,
london stin remembering Henry 1rvins-in many
reenects the best representative of the Jew thdt
has been seen in time,-will not accept a ht'Ie
,orforr,auce of him. Besides. London, like New
York has been surfeited with Shylock, and Is. at
present weary of him
WALLACk'S THEATRE.
There is no indication Of surcease of the poPu-
Iaritv Of "a Knight for Day at Wallacks The
atre The farcical quality of the piece is agreeable
the music is sprfghty the effect Of the combina-
lion is Iudicrous Large audiences attend. and
everybody is cheered by the spectacle of frolic and
stimulated by the eIecful songs No change OF bill
Is expected at WaIlack's for some time.
WEBER'S THEATRE.
The burfesGue Of THE Merry Widow, now
visible at Vrebc~s Theatre, to be almost as
popular as THE Merry widow herself Nebers
Theatre is crowded every performance OF II. and
It's continuance for the rest of the is con-
fdently expected. The members of Mr. WebeT's
company are to participate, this evening. IN per
forrnance or frolic cf kind. to be given at
the Terrace Garden, as Il compliment To Messrs
Max Weber and Robert r. Stone. y conspicuous
incident of that fcstivity is be a competition in
b,,r!csrrle of THE Merry Widow waltz. A prize
viii he awarded 10 the person VINO. in the Judgment
of Mossrs Herbert Gresham, Frank Stammers and
Peter = DALEY performs the best buTesque dance