New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
REIAsco THEATRE.

Incidents Afternoon nv e-'NA w
Wednesdays and Saturdays
sELAsco THEATRE.
Travellers in the vicinity OF West 42d street have
g varied and Rn ailUring list OF attractions pre-
scented before them this season. each exciting at
.entson By faring electric signs and prominent N
the rnuiticoiored lights is the glowing red that De-
speaks the presence OF The Dev1F' on the stage
OF the Belasco. That cunning tempter stil pursues
the pleasant occupation CT demonstrating, accord
ing 20 Molnar. how weaklings fall into his net Mr.
Ariisss Interpretation has been commended oy the
pubHce until now and there is no indication that ne
VIII soon quit the Belasco- The engagement mas
been profitable and promises TO continue SO 1of
some time Next door to the BeIasco is Mile.
Mischief: opposite It Little Memo further down
VIA wireless" and most holy Of all. salvation
Nell" Those who run may read
eIJoU THEATRE.
"A Gentleman from Mississippi has survived
the national Sampaign and viii probably occupy
the stage of the Bijou for many months It's sue
cess was apparent from night Of the first per
fcrTnance. Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Fairbanks are the
chief performers it. and their performance has
been admired by all who have witnessed II
BROADWAY THEATRE.
.-The Golden Butterfly has flown TO other sections.
MAY prosperity attend her. Tomorrow night Charles
Frohman viii present here the Sicilian Players
Their first performance viii be Of a tragedy en-
titled Malta" The company is headed by Mimi
AEuglia Joseph Schurulan, the impresario is stage
director for the productions Of those players
MALTA" IS by Luigi Capuana, professor at the
University Of Catania Under the name Of En-
chantrnent- Il has produced in various cities
throughout Europe
CASINO THEATRE.
The Messrs shubert. who direct the Casino and
other playhouses throughout the city, have an
nounced the usual changes that occur from time
60 tine during the season This viii be the last
Mar lie nat
charming performer and her company will go 10
PhTadelpaia at the close OF Saturday nights per-
fornRnce, and on the following Monday Miss
Glaser VIII begin limited engagement at the
Casino 81 her rnirthful play Of Mile Mischief"
There VII be three afternoon performances here
this week. the first on Tuesday. the second On
Thursday and the last Saturday.
CIRCLE THEATRE.
The Man Who Stood stiu" with Mr.. Louis
aIann ect,nE the chief character IN II. is prosper
GUS at the Circle Theatre That actor and his play
have put the Circle Theatre new and a more
substantial basis II IS now listed among the play
houses OF the town where serious attractions TO
be seea The change from frivolous musical mix
tures 20 thoughtful dramatic productions appears
TO have pleased g section Of TIE public. Mr.. Mann
IS not playing 10 what is popularity known as
capacity business but the business is such to
warrant his occupation Of that stage indefinitely.
CRITERION THEATRE.
This is the sixth week Of Mr.. Gillettes engage
rnent here in Henri Bernsten's drama OF sam
son" and those who would see q Samson a giant
OF tie money mart tear down what he had built,
fu order 20 destroy the villain who had wrecked
his domestic life VIII have ample opportunity TO
20 So Il is the intention Of the management 10
exhibit that drama for indefinite period After
noon performances this week viii De given On
Thursday and Saturday
DALYs THEATRE.
Mr.. Faversnam and his company are filling
Daly's Theatre every night THE World and His
Wife" has been successful from the first per-
for1nance and promises 20 continue so for some
time The usual afternoon performances given
EMPIRE THEATRE.
MI. Drew VIII shortly enter the fourth month Of
his engagement IN Jack Straw" an engagement
which has prospered from the beginning Three
afternoon performances Will be given this week on
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
eAiETY THEATRE.
The Travelling Salesman" still occupies the
stege Of this cosey little playhouse. That comedy
N also OF those that have prOspered from the start
The public finds enjoyment in the performances
given In that comedy by Mr.. Mcintyre and Miss
Coghlan- There wiz be extra performance on
Thursday afternoon
GARDEN THEATRE.
This playhouse viii be reopened on Thursday
night, December ), and Henry Z. Di1ey viii appear
there n 6 play called Mary James Pa" II was
made By Edith Ellis. In the company will be
Marie Nordstron. Anna Wynne, Harry Hilliard,
Eardee kirkland and Thones J. McGrane.
eARRIcK THEATRE.
M William Collier VIII begin an engagement here
tonight in q comedy made by himself and J. Hart
ley Manners and entitled The Patriot" In the
cast VIII be Helen Collier GarTick. Annie Esnond-
Helena Byrne. Helen Hall. Sfadge McNulty, Paula
Mari. John Savllle, Thomas BeaUregard. Thomas
Martin and John Z. Adams
GERMAN THEATRE