New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
THEATRICAL NOTES.

strife new play by John Galsworthy.
dealing with capital and labor. viii be
given its first presentation at The New
Theatre tomorrow night.
The Rose OF Algeria. a musical comedy
by Glen Marlborough, with music by Victor
Herbert. is the play of the week OF the
West End Theatre. The singing By Lillian
aerleln. George Leon Moore. Eugene Cowles
and others delighted the large audience
present last night.
William Collier returned 20 New York
yesterday in The Patriot" his last sea-
sons successful play. he was enthusiastic
caIly received at the Grand Opera House.
where he viii remain through the week.
Gerhardt Hauptmann's comedy. Der
BibsrUez." will be presented at the IRVING
Place Theatre tonight. It will be repeated
tomorrow evening and Saturday after
noon. on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
evenings Johann Strauss's tUneful operetta
Die FTedermaus'' The Bat'J VIII be
played.
Burt Williams viii give a professional
matinee Of Mr. Lode Of koal' at the Ma
testic Theatre Friday afternoon
George Beban was the principal per-
former az the Alhambrs last night he
PLAYED his effective little drama called The
Sign Of the Rose" Others who entertained
We're NcIia Bergen. I'm songs; Albert
Whelan. Australian mimic and comedian;
Charles and Fanny Van IN the amusing
skit a case Of E-lerseucy. and the lier-
maids. water nymPhs-
The -Four Mortons danced and sang their
way into the hearts OF two big audiences
Tai -
drou rnannerisms and funny songs Of
Nellie Wallace, the eccentric English come
dienre. brought down the house. Willie
Hoppe. the champion billiard PLAYER,
showed his skill Fred Karno gave a ludi-
crous pantomime called a Night in the
Slums OF London" Billy h Wells kept
every one in A merry humOr while he told
funny stories and made queer speeches.
At the new Bronx Theatre Knute Erick-
son and a company OF twenty-five players
presented Jesse Lasky musical play AT
the Waldorf They were the success OF
the evening The rest or the bill included
acts by Harry Tate and his company Of
comedians. +. Frederick Hawley and
Others. the Avon Comedy -Four. Fay and
Clark and Evans and Lee.
The bin az the colonial Theatre was
headed by Miss Annette Kellerman. whose
fancy diving won the hearty applause Of all
present. Murphy. Nichols and company
were seen in their funny one act sketch.
a School fo- Acting" Miss Mile Payne,
the English comedienne. amused. Fred
Bond and Fremont Benton offered Hand
kerchief No. Is. Ray Cox. the Southern
Girl" won hearty applause.
The Hippodrome was hlled yesterday. as
usual. with men, women and children bent
upon enjoying an evening Of real fun. And
they found it IN a TIP 20 Japan" In
side the Earth The Ballet Of Jewels
and the circus. No place of amusement in
New York gives SO much that is good.
At Keith s Proctor Fifth Avenue Thea
tire this week Mss Augusta Close gives
pianologues and spoken songs. Flo Irwin
and company appear in George AIDES tenn
Perance satire. Mrs. Peckham's CaroUse'
Jean Eedini Is seen IN comedy juggling
Kalmer and Brown. heirs OF Rock and Full
ton the Avon Comedy Four in The New
Teacher" and Ed. Morton in old songs are
other attractions.
The svengau Trio uystihed the crowd at
the Plaza Music Hall in thought trans
ference. The Empire City Quartet sang.
Felix and Caire impersonated The Little
Runaways" sam Curtis and company
amused in "A Session at School" Nelson
Jackson. the English pianologist. talked and
sang al the same time. and Maude Oden.
the English beauty. posed
lIanikins IN wax OF People Talked
About are 10 be seen AT the Eden
Musee this week. while Kapossy's Hun
garian Band plays.
Valeska suratt made her appearance at
Hammersteins Victoria Theatre in Paul
Potter's new oue-act musical comedy.
called The Belle OF the Boulevard" last
evening. Taylor Granville was seen in
The Star Bout" Pat Rooney and Marion
Bent had a comedy skdt. called At the
News stand" Frank Fogarty. the Dublin
Minstrel: the Nichols Sisters. Kentucky
Bellies" and sadie Janseli. impersonator %
stage folk. were among the others who
appeared
W Somerset Maugham has written a
new play for Charles Frohmau- 10 viii be
PRODUCED In London in February. with Ar
thur Bogrchier IN the chief part
Seven Days" the new farce al the AS
TOR Theatre, has taken the town 0y storm.