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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

part in it: Failure Msude Adams, at the EN-
Pire Theatre, revived Quality Street, and
which was produced at the Lyric Theatre on
December IS. 19o1 was transferred to the
Model. at Broadway Theatre. by Anna Held.
Mrs. LeMoyne. at the Lyceum Theatre, read
& a. me ,tI TIE Igff5 rene bsatre Was
1Gsn nTened az variefT ose The Three Of s
was revived at the 5Sth Street Theatre Fun
sbashf' was produced for the first time, at the
s-25th anniversary of F. B. Keiths entrance
The ti,e' keitf ii & Proctor c1ti'' T6estTes
ll.-Panic at the public hall, Rarnesley, Eng
resulted in death OF is children. and injury OF
many more May Robsons engagement at the
renation os Aunt Mary'' was ended. The
sggaw Man vas S @ ed in be en9Sb %P by MT Mss
George Fawcett, as Big Bill, was received with
de Vries. at the Garrick Theatre, London:
afternoon performance
and also acted in The Literary Sense at the
Madison Square ..BreSsteP's Milf Millions, was
week Destruction. by fire. OF the theatre at
BoyerstoWn, Penn, and 10 persons most OF
l4-Ffrst American appearance of Mr. Leslie
Harris. English entertainer at the Hudson
Theatre. Mrs. Ler1oyne, AT the Isyceun, again
read Macbeth
ls-First American production OF ''The Testers"
from the French: was made al the Empire
Theatre, Maude Adams acting the Chief part
Production of Goethes 'Goetz Won Rerlichn-
field, was effected at the German driving Place
Theatre.
venience OF women in the theatrical profession
No. S52 South 10th street Philadelphia
I7STuJa Nariove in Baltimore revived When
Knigfthood Was IN Flower. The House or
a Thousand Candles was withdrawn, at Days
1sNF4rst time in New York Of Society and
Announcements made OF business combination
between Mr.. David Belasco and Mr. Harrison
Grey Ffske. End Of career Of The Secret Or
chard," al the Astor.
a0-First presentation here OF Irene Wycher-
principal part Failure The play was acted
FOR one month. 10 bad business. First perform
In the Shade: farce from the French: Dal-
las Wexford acted principal part in II.
Viarreggio. Italy. aged seventy-five said to
have died in abject poverty
Rancho" at the Academy of Music. Last per
formance Of "Rosmersholm, at the Lyric The
si si! at th the RBToadRs9' VANCE 0' 'S7H N'O
25-Mr. Sothern ended successful engagement
III Club %ssHe csed The Fiars 10 oecurred at the Il f1o
tel Astor, New York.
phia. The Witching Hour was produced at
The Garrick Theatre. Chicago. by No. com
Lyric Theatre. oy EdWaFd q. sotherp. Of lord
Dundreary. "A Waltz Dream" by Oscar
the first time, at tho Broadway Theatre.
Blanche Bates appeared at the Academy 81
Music, III THE Girl OF the Golden West"
Elsie Janis aeted at th9 Grand Opera House
Lady" was revived at the Lincoln Square by
Edna May Spooner-
2SThe first New York appearance occurred OF
the celebrated dancer. Mile. Adeiine Genee at
the New York Theatre, in The Soul Kiss
''IIockzert' acted for the first time at the
German Theatre
2s-'TTer Father produced at the Hayn1ar-
ket Theatre, London.
S1-Ead of THE Literary Sense" and ''Ths
Reckoning at the Madison Square Theatre.
Death of Denis O'Snnivan singing comedian.
Columbus, Ohio, following an operation for
appendicitis.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

week. The baron is devoting most OF his time to
golf He plays excellent game. Among his COM
panions have been DR.. G. X. Swinburne, Mr. and
Mrs 6. Edmunds. James W. hIcCarrick. Walter W.
Denegree, and Or. Fl. McC. Johnson.
Mrs. James A. Trowbridge gave Il picnic lunch
con at Bath Alum Springs few days ago. In the
party Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Gilmore. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Reeves, Walter Ramsey and Miss
Elsie Milton.
Included among the New Workers who have reg
istered this week at the Homestead are Captain
and Mrs. Yorka. DR.. and Mrs T. c. Edgarton Mr..
and Mrs Mckinley Taylor. Mrs r. H Kutschinaer
and Miss Isabelle kutschmer. Judge and Mrs. J.
Clinton Gray registered at the hotel a few days
ago from New York. Among other recent arrivals
from the metropolis are j. Bayard Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Fenchel, DR.. Sw1nburne and Mrs. Swim
burne L Van Der Poei. Mr. and Mrs. r. H Greene
DIR. Samuel Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Orrnis-
ton, Miss NJ. e. Cooper. Or. F. Tildon Brown Miss
Margaret Brown. Mr.. and Mrs J.. h Quirnby Mr..
and Mrs II. p Marshall. Thomas Adams and Mr.
and Mrs Z. j. CostIgan
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Hard. who were married in
New York last week. are occupying suite OF rooms
at the Homestead Mrs. E. E. jackson. of
New York.
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address by Mr. Goodman or some other clergyman.
The first service held last Sunday night and
the Guild Hall filled The movement
started 10 interest d class OF men who had never
been In the habit OF going to church. Mr. Good
man believes that 1t will be unusually successful
Bishop William G. Doane OF Albany is spending
couple OF weeks at the Hotel Chelsea. Mrs. Sat
terlee and Miss Satterlee wife and daughter of the
late Bishop SatterIee of Washington have also been
spending some time at the Chelsea
DR. r g. Stephenson. chief medical examiner OF
the United States navy. and his wife are spend
ing couple of weeks at Haddon Hall William
Warner. United States senator from hahsah' Is
also at Haadon Hall
The Hotel Elwood, one of the best small hotels
al the resort has been opened for the season under
the management of Mrs Horace Smith
The Hotel Fredonis, in Tennessee avenue, con-
Quoted by G. ". Carmany, is one Of the old and
well known hosteries. 1t is within few minutes
walk of the ocean and Boardwalk and in the centre
of the amusement ard theatre district.
O. C Miller has opened the Hotel Lamborn,
Maryland 1t was rebuilt not long ago ana
made thoroughly up TO date in Its every feature
Mr. and Mrs. A. Phelps Reed the former a son
of Dr. Boardraan Reed of New York City, are
spendng their honeymoon at the Chelsea.
Governor and Mrs John Franklin Fort are spend
ing few days al the Chelsea The State Senate
viii give the Governor a dinner at the Marioor-
ough- -Blenheim tonight.
Z. A Morris, New York attorney, Is at the
Grand Atlantic Hotel.
The Very Rev. Canon Coyne. OF County Armagh
ireland who accompanied Cardinal Logue to this
country, is spending few days at the Hotel Den
mis- as the guest Of Father Garvey, rector OF the
St Charles Seminary, Overlook, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs s. ]. Kennedy. Of New York, are
spending their honeymoon at the Grand Atlantic
Hotel
DR. H. T. Brooks of New York. is at the Hotel
Pennhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Beckwth Cornelius Walker.
Miss Pearlman. Mrs. James Singer and j. H. Jack
son of New York, made the run from Gotham to
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
NOW FOR STEEPLECH4SE.
Equestrian Sports to the Fore at
Hot Springs.

Hot Springs Va, May e.-Thc regular weekly
programme of fox hunting started Fassifern
Farm at the beginning of the spring season for
Homestead guests has aroused such enthusiasm In
the sport that at this weeks hunt t-was decided to
hold a steeplechase the first week in June Tate
Sterrett, who has been giving the fox hunts has
offered as prizes gold mounted crop and pair
Of spurs.
Baron Hengemiller, the Austro- Hungarian AM
bassador, is spending a fortnight here with the
baroness who came here to take the baths n
week before his arrival. On Tuesday afternoon
the baron and baroness made call on the Prln-
cess Lwoof- -Pararghy. Hungarian the wife of
a Russian prince. who has been occupying a cot
tage here for several weeks. The baroness and the
princess have been driving much together this
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

exceeds eight hundred 1t has already moved into
It's clubhouse, at No. 107 West 45th street
and its members are to be found In every city OF
the United States and III England and the Con-
tinent. Their festival next Thursday IA one of the
first big public affairs the club has planned. It's
purpose is 10 provide funds for the payment Of the
clubhouse.
For the occasion the Fr1ars have provided
theatrical entertainment which is full novelties
They have also chosen TO have the festival at
tention to past achievements In theatrical history
Through their agency. Lew Fields and Joe Weber
who drltted apart some years ago, with the firm
intention of never appearing again together. have
for this festival consented to do their old German
Senator act once more, that younger generation
who have never seen them may have that pleasure
For the future the Frars are planning yearly
festival that viii eclipse their first endeavor They
aim to make II distinct and historic affair each
year.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
FRIARS FESTIVAL.
Who They Are and What They Are
4iming At.
Who are the Friars p

w no are the trlars!
This question has been repeatedly on the lips Of
thousands OF people in greater New York for the
last few weeks, the result OF unusual cam
paign OF publicity advertise the Friars' first
annual festival, which they to hold at the New
York Theatre next Thursday afternoon.
The Friars, be 1t known. is organizat ton
composed of theatrical press agents OF the coun-
try. 1t is a sem-business and social club whose
membership embraces not only the rank and file
OF press and advance agents, but the most promi-
uent men in the theatrical and amusement world
as well. 1t includes producing managefs, such as
A l.. Erlanger David Belasco, Lee Shubert, Henry
Miller: drarnatists. including Augustus Thomas.
Clyde Fitch, Eugene Walter, and actors, like David
Warfeld, Frank keenan,, Lew Fields and Otis
Skinner.
The organization small in numbers at first
and met once week in a chop house. The found
were Charles Emerson Cook, Claiming Pollock.
Philip MindiI, Mason Peters. John w. Rumsey,
William Raymond Sill, Burton Emmett. Bronson
Douglas, Harry <. Schwab and John s. Flaherty.
The small organization, however. grew rapidly.
Founded barely three years ago, last year the
club was Incorporated and now its membership
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
pREAmLANp,s NOVELTY.

To carry out every dstsii OF the eleccrl' p-s-.s
tation OF Gounod's opera Of Faust rFo -, ne-.-
men and women Will begin to-rforr0N .-,v.;tr
for that production which viii be the chs1 - -
of William A. EIIis's attractions ar pre - -.
The scenery and screens which viii os - ..u.d.
Hereafter" as the pantonair1s opera vi. r1.yr-
have already been sent TO Couey Isand ~ - I'll b.
Arrest, y. J.. and tomorrow tne oH' --.,,,l,-i
trained for it's part in the producuo"-
will be formally opened on May g. ,,.r,
Not TO be outdone by those WHO pre', -, ors
in the winter. Mr. Ellis will present - --r.us.
singer who IS expected 20 earn rncn ..r,actsd
rpsntomims and the entire production win not -
more than twenty minutes. Among ,ae usr.-
which will be opened In Drearniand are s-rs Coz
after" Freak Street" "OId Virgins -.s.rrs'
chez Cooches Walter The OriehlA -, Great
Divide Canals Of Venice. and cOastins rs'.'s, !,
Switzerland The Infant Incubstors VII
among the attractions this year
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Genee will return IN triumph to London town
Those who have not seen her wonderful perform
ance should do so during the few remaining days
Of her engagement
Richard Carrie will follow Mile Genee at the New
York Theatre. presenting his musical piece, Mary
Lamb
The Italian Grand Opera Company will begin It's
second week at the American Theatre tomorrow
night with a double hill-"Cavalerta Rusticana
and 'Pagliacci La Traviata" will be sung Tues
day night and Saturday after1.oon. Aida Wednes-
day night, III Trovatore' Thursday night. "Rigo-
letto' Friday night, and Faust Saturday night
On Wednesday afternoon Lucia di Lammer1noor''
will be the bill.
This is the last week of the burlesque Of the
Merry widow at Weber's Mr.. Weber and his
Jolly associates will take the burlesque Chicago.
THE Witching Hour'-the Hackett Theatre
John Mason. No need be said.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
NEW W1SONIC TEMPLE.
dtiantic City Lodges TO Build a
Handsome Structure.

Atlantic City, May about The only persons " no
2re not displaying the least interest the
'r-rsy between Atlantic City officials and business
men and the railroads the announced increase
in fares TO this resort the people who will have
TO pay the increase business men said
the Increase would cause falling of in the num-
hsr Of visitors, but many of the hotel men say
they are doing twice the business OF last year for
The corresponding period
The talk Of steamboat line between New York,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City has been revived by
The increase in the railroad rates promoter has
been In Atlantic City this week cndeavor1ng 10 in
ierest local business men in the enterprise but with
indifferent SUCCESS. He says the steamers could
seaVe New York at O'Clock IN the morning and be
IN Atlantic City at & o'clock in the afternoon Ef-
forts have been made for number of years TO
establlsh such q line, but owing TO the bad en-
trance at Absecon Inlet they have failed. An ef-
Tort is being made to deepen and widen the inlet
The members of the Masonic fraternity here Will
combine their interests and in the near future
erect handsome Masonic temple The estimated
cost is between $4,000 and $4,000 IL will contain
o large Grill shed On the main floor, and this will
become the armory for the knights Templar IL
will be five stories high meeting and recep-
fion rooms, banquet hall and a clubhouse section
in which visiting members cf the fraternity may
Hive while al The shore ana will embrace every
modern Improvement and convenience
The Rev Sydney Goodman, .'the Mans Man"
essistant rector at Ascension Parish, has started
ieis mems church. IL is held in the Guild Hall i'm
snediately following the Sunday evening services
Rnd only men attend. They are privileged TO
,co.ne In any clothes they may own, are pernitted
10 smoke. tc lay of their coats or DO as they
please. The service consists of a series of in
attractive moving pictures, good music and q short
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
VARIETY THEATRES.

'The Love Waltz" viii be the special fsaturs of
the bill this week at Keith & Practor's Fifth Ave-
Theatre Ward and CurraD, BarnoId's dogs.
Dan Burke and his girls, Jack Wilson and Hiii
and Sylvaney viii contribute to the msrrtrlsnrs
There will be the usual concerts to-day.
e. J. Connolly in George Ads's sketch Of -sfarss
Covington' viii head the bill the 18th street
theatre for the week beginning tomorrow after
noon Horace Goldin the Binns. Thorue and Cari.
ton and FL Cap.taine viii perform There WIN be
concerts to-day.
Ethel Ievey viii lead ths rnerrirent az Ham.
nerstein's Victoria Theatre this week sppearfrs
IN number OF novel sketches and songs With hs-
in the bill viii be Harry GilfoH. Grace Gardner and
Company. Louis Simon. Bowers. Walters and
Crocker, Mat Keefe and Tony Pearl and John
Thorrs and Grace Charlton. The McNaughtons
and William Courtlsizh will appear a. to-daTs
concerts.
The Brisadier Burlesquers viii accupy ths stare
OF the Dewey this week and give two performances
daily. Clarence Wilbur and company Wiz b. ths
feature OF the Sunday concerts.
Cecilia LOTUS will head the bill tht. vesyx an
Hamnerstein's Theatre Edmund Hayes and com.
pany A. c. Duncan. McNIahon and ChapeIl. NJ
and Mrs Jimmie Barry and John Birch will rer.
form Ethel Levey Will be in the concerts TODAY
also Harry GiIfon, Louis Simon. Grace Gardn.r ana
company and Thorus and Carleton
Marie press1sr win bid farewell TO the Alharnbrz
Theatre this week She viii sing "a Great Biz
Girl Like Me- and Adam Never Had No Nanny:
Chris Richards Cssseui's Troupe OF performing
dogs: Lew SuIIy the minstrel man. and Jack Ts.-y
and fIauds Lambert viii appear.
Fddia Eoy will be the chief pertorua.r tht, v..s
at the Colonial Theatre; Cole and johnson IN.
F1,nor. Sisters Al. Leech and the Three Ross5usz
the La Scala Sextst- the Casting Dunbars KeIr
and Kent wynns and Lewis and the Crai<s wiz
perform
"A Trip with Mephisto' Is new Cnenato<-zph
subject being shown at the Eden &Iusse this week
Other attractions are Karl kapoSsy's Hungarian
Band and the World in Wax
These people will appear this wesk st Tony
Pastors: Mary Fernisr. William OClare and com
nany Five SuIIy Family. Hall and CoIoorn, C-acs
frus, Cavana. Phillips and FalaTdsau, DunEorth.
Raw and FIexrnore and Justo.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Announcement 4, made that the stuyvesant Thea
+ra u,u shortly be closed for the season Inc
Warrens Of virginia" is the attraction at that lay
house
Miss Cecil spooner comes to the Lincoln Square
Theatre tomorrow night with a play called tbs
Girl and the Detective"
.S.sr,v q FJero" is still at the Casino. Mr.. Ber
nsrd's antics provoke much amusement
Thomas Dixon's play OF THE Clansnan viii oe
,bn hill at the Grand Opera House this wsek-
Franklin Rifchie, Eugenie Hayden James j Ryan
and Harry Maxwell in the cast
Mr. Walters msodrau,a Of THE Wolf will begin
another week at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow
night Mr. Courtenay's acting Is
ure Of that piece. 1t will shortly be succeeded DS
the Kronberg American Opera Company
Girls Is enjoying measure OF pubic FAVOR ~
Days 1t is a highly amusing piece.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

popular Knight for Day" A week from to-
morrow night q musical affair called The Gay
Musician will OCCUPY the stage of Wallscks.
Mr.. Crane and his boys" amusing large
audiences every night at ths Empire Theatre. That
actor will shortly close his season
The Girl Behind the Counter has lost Of
its early charm, and with Lew Fields and his
clever associates It ia bound TO have long and
PROSPEROUS summer at the Herald Square
"A Yankee Prince and the whole Cohsn family
have settled down for a long summer at the
Knickerbocker.
This Servant In the House" will likely remain
at the Savoy for several months, according to ths
present mood Of the manag cement Of that play.
week from Saturday night THE Soul Kiss"
Will vacate tho New York Theatre and graceful
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Theatre IN 1.-The Thief" It Is announced that that
yirile drama will be acted the West during the
summer months
As already made known In the news columns "t
The Tribune The Merry Widow" will occupy the
stage Of the New Amsterdam Theatre throughout
the summer. There will be the usual afternoon
performances.
The 1nirthful Merry Go Round" now at the
New Circle Theatre. is enjoying public favor. The
comical remarks of Mr.. Morton and Miss Mabel
Hites merry antics provide a night of wholesome
hilarfty.
Mr.. SINNERS getting in This Honor Of the
Family still attracting audiences to the Eud-
Theatre. That actor has no present intention
of closing his prosperous engagement.
That clever pair Of performers. May Nokes and
John Slavin. viii vacate Wallacl's at the end OF
this week and Journey Boston with the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
HER OPINION.

A father. whose looks not such s to warrant
the breaking up of all existing statues OF Apollo
tells this on himself:
My little girl was sitting on my lap facing a
mirror. After gazing intently her reflection for
some minutes, she said: Papa, did God make yous.
. Certainly, my dear l told her.
I" And did He make me, too?'-taking another
look in the mirror.
Certainly, dear. What makes YOU ask
oh, l don't know. Seems to me He's doin' bat
ter work latelyr'-Everybodys Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

the resort il automobile in the early part of the
week and now at the St. Charles,
Arnold NJ. Pressinger, of New York, is at the
Lorraine for long visit.
The Rev. DIR. II. NJ. Barbour, rector of the
Church of the Beloved Disciple S9th street and
Madison avenue. New York. accompanied by Mrs
Barbour is at the Ostend.
James r. Sheffield, ex-F Fire Commissioner of
New York is spending fortnight at the Mari
borough -Blenheirn. He is accompanied by Mrs
Sheffield
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

cipal part. The marriage Of tho daughter of
zi-.,The Music Master was revived at the
Stuyvssant Theatre. David WaTield acting Herr
Won Berwig Olga Nethersole revived Car
at ila1 Rays First Per2rmansG T hTTG o.
vas performed at the Crane, Opera House House
throughout the week. The Mormon's Wife"
version Of Richard III With carnations,
TsTiDed & at the % Biop M & by MI HnTy LpdioT 1s bv
Lady Gregory vas pTodIced at the sapGy The
First production IN America Of ~roddles;
adapted from the French. by clyde Fitch. was was
Mr.. Gayer Macfay. English actor, made mis-
fon t9 a TFe Awnkenne al s OF Helena Richie oc
cured nj the Adelphi Theatre, Philadelphia
M1rgTf rg er Ans Insd t pfoucon @ Of aenry OF
Lancaster by Miss Gladys Unger at Noting
Fir5t production in New York 2, Sf 49,, Paid dt in in
markable PERFORMANCE by Frank Sheridan. "a
Captain Williams Felix Isman bought. at pub,
H Wg aqloF Pen6 for r]Ss3trc ] in e wesF
Bensn yagigly PeFi2FIef iGr Hnef Fund of the
Treasurers club or America; l- -
made on basis OF novel. Of same title by J. G.
Snaiih was produced at tns r131e4S S ,be nri
2s~The aoth consecutive performance Of The
Thief given at the LyceuIn.
29-The last performance OF The Worth o.
Woman given at the Madison sHnase r setbern bng
withdrew Dundresry. at the i.yIic tatterhG5on ar i5t
End OF Maude Adams's engagement at the Em.
t:Etft1 Miles From Boston was withdrawn. at
the Garrck End Of Mr.. Henry Lqdiowe's New New
produssd at E,s The Ga5dSn bSss Pbsntrs IS.
sumInE the principal parts; Failure
MARCH.
March BENEFIT for the Newsboys' Home Club, at
the Academy of Music under the auspices or
Messrs. CohaH and Harris: variety perform
IN E Goodwin produced for Or the =. hrst dn time
here. at the Cfarrick Theatre. Tile Fastener.
b,r RrOadlurSt
ing his good acting, First American appeal-
anee of Mime. yeTs + K2msarzhsyskSy, @ h.. Rs
Dolls House" First production here of George
TIoatre. William 9 crane acting in The central
character, and winning notable success. Ron
ert B. Mantell began engagement at the Car
Richard Manshed's Art Collection began at
the American Art Galleries. New York Total
receipts OF the sale were $loll9
s-First production here Of The RsctoTs Car
dem at the Bijou Theatre.-Dustin Earnum
and Grace Elliston acting in the principal parts
Nine Nine. Komisarzhevsky. at Days Theatre
produced a Russian version Of MT. suderInanu's
The Fires OF ST john" and acted MarlaSka,
the Bijou.
oIs skinner dssourssd on The I'll, tEt! Ethics SO, Of
versatonalist Church. Mount Vernon. n Y:
Fool III iiath + said%There Is No G9d" at the Lyric
Theatre by Fl II SotheTn "ho a9Psaresd as
auce by Mr. Sothern. Nine. komisarzhevsky
acted a Russian version of Mr. Sud Sude.rmsnns
ed from the German by Clyde Fitch. was pro
duced for the first time in washington Al
members of theatrical company presenting
"A Millionaires Revenge" (rhaw case) were
arrested charge Of producing play In
furious TO public morals, and held to await &C
i0-Death of Ada Dyas. at seaton Devonshire,
ii"Death of Joseph Howard. jr. journalist and
theatrical writer, In New York, aged seventy
i2-WiIam c. Crane delivered an address. AT