New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

loving cup 70 AdeI;ns Gsnee. dancer n.
CURED at the Broadway Theatre Broos.
lyn- touching incidental ceremonies E.-.
conducted BY VI. KIaw and othsT.-
Messrs. Fields and Shubert assumed IN.
troll OF the Broadway Theatre.-Mr. and
Mrs Laurence Irving Mabel Hacknsvl
sailed for England. on board the St Loua
George Fawcett appeared al the Lyrs
Theatre IN The Great John Canton -
Kyrle BeIlew. Herbert Kelcsy. and Mss
Ef7s Shannon appeared ar the Grand
Opera House, IN The Thief'-Mr. Esz
srshar appeared at the Broadway TsE-
tire. in The World and His V-ifs"-ss
Gsrrick Theatre was closed for the Tsst
ending May s.-3Iessrs. Cole and Johns-
negro players, appeared AZ the Massc
Theatre. in The Red Moon"
Ada Rehan sailed. aboard the Phlsa
phia. for England
A stage adaptation Of the vulgar soci
called Three Weeks was producsd
the wiIIis-vood Theatre. Kansas Cr
Mo.
Mr. Mantell, at the Academy. ar'<
Richard III.-Wflliam Collier appeared
the Garrick Theatre. IN revival Z
The Man from Mexico A burIes2rs
called "FollisS Of the Dav." vas prodrcs.
at The Lincoln Square Thsatrs-E
Sothern appeared az the West End Ths+
ire. beginning engagement OF one zssE
IF I Were King "Dundreary." an
.'Richelieu" were. successfully, prsSsHss
Mr. ManteU. az the Academy revtEs
The Lady OF Lyons" afternoon. orf
performance. and acted Claude Mslnoua
First presentmenr Of The Midnig1
Sons" occurred. at the Hyperion Thears
New Haven
First presentation OF the musical per
called The Boy and the Girl occurTsa
IN Philadelphia
Mr.. ManteH. az the Academy. r'''se
The Marble Heart appearinE
Raphael DutchatIet Miss Marie SEl
Russell appeared as Marco Tna -
retained the stage for one week
gsret OF the Ellises. sv~Niss Eleanor :
FIaEx. was produced. for Tire nrst uHls
at Park Theatre. IndIsuapolis-Dss
tion Of the Grand Opera Houss. at fai'
field Iowa. by fire
]. H. GiImour returned 70 the stAs', -
pearing (afternoon). at the limos -,
atre. as the Cardinal. in the fourtn 49,
BuIwer's ''Richelisu-"
Death, in New York OF George W -
hope. actor and theatrical agent 49,
seventy-two. u
The first New York perfornsncs :.
The Midnight Sons" was given a.
Broadway Theatre "a
The Game OF Love was produc7
vaIIack's. with E. j. Rstciiffe anu - -
Josephine Lovett in chief parts, =
two weeks. Failurs.-Mr. Warns-u
peared at the West End. in Ine - =,
Master"-First presentation o' a.
ReveIlers" by Charles Richmsn. q -.
Belasco Theatre. Washington; MI - :.
man and Miss Katherins lorencs
pearsd I'm tbs leading paris. -.
Hibbard OF Boston.-mUrh 70 nis 9,st
prevented performance in tnaI S
The Queen OF the Moulin HOus -.
First performances OF a play calieo
via" IN ST. Louis. Miss julie Helns =
ing the principal part IN TT -.
formsnce OF The Debtors. oy NlS' -
garet Mayo. at Providence. X ,,-,,,,,t
P1vupton and Miss kathleen -, Is,
playing the principal parts'-'io.s i,
Hughes vetoed bill that had pass' Il.
legislature. designed to permit '-' ,i-s
Of uduor in the New Theatre u
In zoo feet OF II. rs
7 W Morrisey. theatrical asen,. .,,o,
arrested because of improper eO--.o.
OF funds for a monument to Conn. c.,o.
rate the great actor. Joseph Jen''s -
Miss Ma -Earst Anglin arrived y,l.<
York. on board the steamship sus
Wilhelm III. after an absence Of a00u-s
year during a part Of which she -. -.
Australia.-The body OF Nine 1850 1850.
was removed from Calvary Ns'"s %.
Los Angeles, for transPortaloH
land. ,--,strors.
FOR a Woman" by Paul Arrnsusr s,,.,.r.
was acted. first time. az Ne" 10
President Taft and party ..,-
Rs,a.co Theatre. washington. alls' -
Messing Arst act OF The Reveilsi'' -
caus. OF fndecency OF that play. Il
Mr. ManteiFs prosperous snsas. uss
the Academy OF Music was endsu I'D
MACBETH. Miss Grace Georss e>tr
her successful engagement az tae - = I,sss
rh-atre. IN "A woman's Way - -
2 .h. sailed FOR England. aeconp nd
bsr husband. william n Breos IS
- 20 ,~sg-,oent Of Mss Elsie jams