New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

by Seven Days" n comedy by Mary Rob
erts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood. which
will have its hrst production tomorrow
evening-
The managers Of the Metropolis Thea
TIRE. UP in the Bronx. have no reason 10
regret their change from the legitimate
10 burlesque in so far as profits are con-
ceTned. They had & crowded house to
greet The Marathon Girls company and
o;her good numbers last night
Taylor Granville and his company OF
twenty players gave an excellent pressn-
tation OF THE star Bout at the Alham-
bra last night Some OF the others who
were successful were Eddie Leonard Frank
Fogarty and Mile Payne
Villa Holt Wakefield. In song readings.
was the principal Xerformer at the Amer-
cans SEVERN, MaHde Odell Byron ana
Langdon and Fred Karno also pleased.
Percy Williams has another good bill at
his new Bronx Theatre this week. with
Nat N. Wills. the happy tramp" at
tracing Other entertainers are Clayton
White ard Marie stuart. Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent. Barnes and Crawford and
the DagNen Sisters.
The Colonial Theatre was 1neoca yester-
as its best number songs BY Irene Frank
lin. II also presented Mike :. whallen.
VIII AIacart and EthlynHe Bradford and
Jessie Lasky's latest u,sica! comedy called
THE Twentieth Century
BILLY y. Van ana the Bea-,nont Sisters
were seen at Hammersteius yesterday in
Props" one act musical comedy. They
brought down the house. Simon and
an, Z %
The molten pictures Of the Johnson
Ketchel night were realistic. The rest of
tho programme was varied and Interest,"
ing.
Tie three great spectacles at the Hip
podrome "A Trim 20 Japan" Inside the
Earth and The Ballet OF Jewels" alb
sorbed the interest Of y large audience.
Not q seat IN the house was vacant
Carrie De Mar. in characteristic songs.
was the most popular entertainer at Keith
q Proctor's. Adeline Dunlap presented
serio-cOmtc sketch called Name" Mullen
and CoreiH chattered while they did aero
batic tricks. Waterbury Brothers AID
Tenny gave some good musical comedy
while stranded on Harmony Island"
James J. Jeffries drew his admirers to the
Plaza Music Hall where he exhibited his
muscle and skill as a boxer. The En-
pire City Quartet sang. Divine Myrraa
was graceful in her diving Kate Gilmore
revealed The Last Of the SuEragettes-'
staley and Birbeck. musical backsmiths.
forged melodies.
Madame X 2 drama from the French
b. Alexander Bison, rs being produced
with marked success by Henry ". saw
age at the Chicago Opera House, with
Dorothy DonneIy il the title role
"A Gentleman from Mississippi" which
went 70 Boston On September p. after its
long run al the Buou. Will remain there
throughout the holidays.
Marie Dressler viii soon appear in a new
musical play by Edgar Smith and a. Bald
win stone called TITLES Nightmare" Miss
DRESSER. who once invented 2 revolving
hat. is designing her own costumes for the
Fieldian production"
Andrew Mack will take the leading part
in The Prince Of Bohemia" which viii
begin rehearsals this week.
Grand opera is now within the reach OF
the apoorest-at the Eden Musee. where one
may hear the artist ana see his likeness in
the 'fotofone."
The Harvest Noon" company. now
playing al the Garrick Theatre. will give
q professional matinee next Friday after
noon. The players CT The Witching
Hour" another Of Augustus ThOmas's
dramas. now playing al the Academy Of
Music. viii attend.
Charles Frohman Will produce at the
Illinois Theatre. in Chicago, on December
9. Sirf Arthur Conan DOyles The Fires
OF Fate There will be more than one
hundred persons in the cast The author
viii come from London 10 attend the open
ing