New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
THEATRICAL NOTES.

THEATRICAL NOTES.
Digby Bell and Kathleen Clifford will open at the
BiJou tonight in The Debtors" This is a dram
atization of Dickens's Little Dorrit" The play
has been running four weeks. II comes here from
Toledo
William Faversham is playing at the Metropolis
Theatre this week in The World and His Wife"
He opened last night 10 a crowded house He was
assisted by Julie opp. H. Cooper ClifHe. Morton
selton, Burton Churchill and Harry Reddng.
Miss Eleanor Robson returned TO New York last
night in The Dawn of Tomorrow playing to
a large and appreciative audience at the West End
Theatre. She was supported by Miss Ada Dryer.
Fuller Mellish and other former members OF the
cast
Robert billiard. in "A Fool There was" appeared
at the Grand Opera House last night. Katharine
Kaered played the leading woman's part.
Wilton LacSaye was in Cleveland Mofrett's
play The Battle" at the Academy Of Music last
night. He will be there through the week
Billy, the college farce. has been we'll tried out
in this city. Last night II played at the LIN
coin Square Theatre. where it will stay for one
week.
large audience welcomed Mabel Hite and Mike
Donln last night in "A Double Play at Hammer
STEMS Victoria The spectators also appiauded
Princess Rajah with her live snake IN .Ths CIso
patra Dance' the McNaughtons comedians.
Countess ROssi, singer; A. o. Duncan ventrfoo,,ist
and George Lyon and Bob Yosco. in a musical act
Cecil Leon and Florence Holbrook won favor ~
Keith & Proctor's last night Edward Abalas a,a
company were we'll received in 'Self-D Defence >, a
short piece by George Broadhurst Jan Rudar,,i
violinist. played for the first time in America in
The Power of Music" Jack Wilson. James chi
len and Ergotti and his lliputians were som. ~
the other interesting numbers
Yvette Guilbert the versatile Par,stanne ar,,,saA
old friends and made new ones AT the Colopt.1
Theatre night, aha
time in America in three years Other entsr,si,ar.
were De Haven and Sidney and the Shaw ruins
in The Song Shop; W. c. Fields the trann t,g
gler. and Harry Tate and company in Motor
ing"
Alice Lloyd. the English comedienne. tons the
list at the Alhambra this week The Boston Fa-
dettes. Oracle Emmett and company Avery and
Hart, E F. Hawley and company, Harry Lev
bourne and Barnes and Crawford also entertain.
Harry Lauder again seen at the Plaza Music
Hall. fresh from the land OF heather and nips
He was full Of good songs and good cheer His re-
ception was hatterng. Others who appeared with
him on the programme were Edith Helena. So
prano; Divol4 THE Man OF Hundred Roles, .
and Morrow Shelberg. in Happy Millions"
Here is the weeks bill at the American Music
Hall: The Empire City Four Dave Genaro and
Ray Bailey in The Filtration Dance; Arthur
Prince. ventrioquist; the Original Boganny
Troupe of "Lunatic Bakers" violinsky Russian
boy, who plays the violin and piano simulta-
neously and the Bruno Kramer Trio, European
gynnasts
The big auditorium Of the Hippodrome was again
filed last night. The three spectacles Inside the
Earth. "A Trip to Japan" and The Ballet Of
Jewels"-vied with one another in popularity. The
monkey circus and the dogs in a football match
won much applause.
Nothing short Of The World in Wax is the Of
fering at the Eden Musee this week
Mile. Adeline Genee. danseuse, will be seen for
the first time this season in Harry e. Smith
new musical play, THE Silver Star" which will
be produced by Messrs Klaw and Granger at the
Forrest Theatre. Philadelphia. tomorrow night.
She will be at the New Amsterdam Theatre on
November /
THE Young Turk" a new play by Max and
Aaron Hoffman, will have its first performance
early next month at Atlantic City. Maud Ray
mond Nanon Jacques. Ben Hendricks, n. Lavigne
and John ". Dunsmore have leading parts
John Slavin and May de Sousa will act in
THE Air King" a drama written by Harry B.
Smith. with music by Raymond tIubbelI. They
will appear in Columbus. Ohio. and Chicago be-
fore coming here.
H B. Warner and Miss Alice Crawford will
shortly appear in These Are My People" by Ed
win Milton RoyIe
Miss Georgia O'Ramey will play the part OF Kit
McNair in the Rinehart- Hopwood play called
Seven Days"
Jameson Lee Fnney will appear as leading play
er in The Lottery" a comedy by Rida John
son Young. Zelda Sears. who played with Mr..
Finney in THE Blue Mouse" will have similar
honors in Clyde Fftch's Kitty and the Canary
Charles Richman, who has been playing in The
Jewellers" will play leading Mary Manner
ing in Riddle" play by Rachel Crothers.
After opening out of town the players come TO
Broadway.
Walter Hampden will play the leading part IN
Clyde Fitch's The City which will be produced
soon by the Messrs. Shubert
Miss Ruth st. Denis, who will give her dances
IN series of matnees at the Hudson Theatree later
in the month will arrive in this city on October
%. accompanied by her company of East Indians
and musical director.
The seventy-hfth performance Of. Detective
Sparkes" celebrated last night at the Garrick
Theatre by the distribution Of silver mounted drink
ing glasses.
The next play at the Majestic Theatre beginning
on Monday, will be a drama by Henry D.
Carey called Two Women and That Man" II
deals with the Klondike The author, who is a
son of the late Judge Carey. will play an important
part.