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New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NEW LOOP THE LOOP" COMING.
shubert & Anderson Get 1t for Their Play
horsa the Hippodrome.

Alwsvs on the lookout for tho latest novelty and
the finest areric and spectacular features M0ssTs-
shubert & Anderson of the Hippodrome. have pro-
cured for the Sixth avenue playhouse what they
believe will prove the most novel thriller "t
the season. This sensation will be introduced
in the circus the largest and costiest ever given
at the Hippodrome and from all indications II will
prove 10 be the most daring act OF its kind ever
presented Inside d massive golden globe made
OF steel l6 high and 5i2 feet in circumference
Miss C-Dora. a young performer. Will ride Il
motorcycle. looping the loop and apparently
smashing all the laws OF gravity. The motorcy-
Gle weighs 65I1 pounds more than the woman. and
will do at least sixty miles hour. From
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Tho following performers will be at Blaneys
Lincoln Square Theatre this week: Amelia Bing-
ham, in Big Moments from Great Plays: Stella
Mayhew, in songs: Edward Blondell and company,
in The Lost Boy; Bosanquet, Henry HeIme. the
singer from the French Alps: Maude Odell the
three Loyds, Air Loyal and his dog, Mitchell and
Cain William Robbins. Black and Jones' Mile
Vanity and the Reid Sisters.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

stardrra start She Will circle the cubo until sho
attnius 81 eed ~ sixty miles an hour. After TINS
she Will hoop the globe from fifteen TO twenty
times. This act presents entirely new thrill
In addition e. this. ten newly imported European
acts will lc shown iu tHe circus. This is all IN
addition the big bill nj ta" Hippodrome. which
includes The sne.ta.le- of Sporting Days and
The Battle in the Skies E~rsyccu the spectacles
takes place gorgeous ruNet-tHat Of the Bird
land l.I4r
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
RUBY RAY,

the information is impaired that The Blue Mouse
IS savorite Of the playgoers. and that there Is
no limit 10 its popularity" Also the following;
Now that the invidious libels at one time crcu-
lated against the production Of this Clyde fi'cn
farce comedy have been slenced forever the man
ayers take additional pride in calling attention TO
the funniest and most innocenty amusing tarce
production OF the season"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
SPRING SEASON AT PLAZA.

The announcement is made that the change Of
policy in the New German Theatre heuceforth
10 the known as the Plaza VIII take place on
Monday. April T. Beginning that date. there
will be spring season of PLAYS and musical pro-
ductons in English all to booked by the Messrs.
Shubert The Plaza will be conducted the same
lines as the West End Theatre, and which also
to be put in force az the Yorkvillc and Metropolis
when the Messrs Shubert take the bookings
Of these houses iu the fall
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
HACKETT THEATRE.

Thompson Buchanan. young newspaper man.
s the author Of a Woman's Way" the amusing
comedy in which Miss George has achieved q dis
tHet personal success Mr. Buchanan has had a
varied experience - a reporter. He is Il Kentuck-
ian by birth and the q q minister tie served
as private in the Is; kentucky Infantry IN Porto
Rico during the Spaasn war. and later became
q reporter "u The Louisville Courier-Iou~nal- al- \
trial Performance Of his hrst play. The Intruder
given last spring. ,yIl have its formal ,,,
.3llcsEYn early nesf sasSau
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Rosv Stali. ir The chorus Lady will be tie
hiil tins week ~ the Grand Opera House. This viii
he Miss Stahls last appearance in New York prior
10 her engagement the Vaudeville Theatre Lon
don. where she Is looked 10 appear ou April 70.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
GARRICK THEATRE.

Mr. Collier may sull be seen al the Garrick in
the amusing comedy Of Tile Patriot, Of the
few attractions that has remained in town since
the early days Of the present season.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

George McAianus's domestic cartoons have reached
the stage sThey are coming to the Majestic to-Inor-
o,. ,;~b+ IN a musical mixture III which they re-
tail, their original name, The Newlyweds-' MISS
Ruby Ray will he in the cast If Mr- McManus
adapters have made the Newlyweds half as anus
ing as the heroes Of the very latest extra. there
should be hearty welcome in store for them
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
MAXINE ELLIOTT's THEATRE.

Charles cherry in Nj Fitch's comedy OF the
Bachelor Is the attraction at this playhouse fIu'
Navcliee * the ding female performer The
7,s,,a1 afternoon performances viii be given during
the engagement.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
GARDEN THEATRE.

week from tomorrow night play called The
Cunfict' viii be offered al the Garden Theatre
!. Robert Drouet Helen Robertson and Florence Les
4 ter vii De ia the cast
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.

l1r Ludwig Wulner viii appear "a this theatre
on Marcn @ p and y as Herudias Wilde's
-salome" On March % and = he be seen IN
--Rosmershom-' Konrad Dreher viii give his fare
well performance tomorrow night, appearing
Zanesrf in JaEechlat.-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
GERMAN THEATRE.


Love Watches" presented here last Friday
night. will be The Offering all this week. 1t a
clean and entertaining comedy. Miss Billie Burke
made hit ia IL Al the I.ycsum Theatre during
fhe earlz daEs Of tie present season
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
GAIETH THEATRE.

Nr olbes's comedy, The Travelling Salesman, -
is one Of me plays that has held the boards from
The beztnring ot the season. u opened At the LIB
ertS Theatre and later transferred 10 It's pres
eut abode. The public likes il.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE

Mss GalanG enters tomorrow nighj the second
week Of hel engagement here IL The Return Of
Eve" The announcement Is mad that afternoon
performance Wi toe EINen "Wednesday and
SATURDAY..
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

At the Colonial Theatre Anna LaughIin will heac
the bill Ross's musical elephants. Charles Care
and Wills and Hassan will appear.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
AsTOR THEATRE.

.7-,. na, from Home is TO longer d stranger
s., the CITY In the person Of Nj Hodge l'at gen
+e--sn Of Southern extraction has won saps'eil-
-, 5c,o-,, The indications are that ne VIII have
10 remain here long after the rose is IN bloom
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
LYCEUM THEATRE.

Eleanor Robson IN The Dawn Of Io-rnorfo"
IS still favorite. The play. by Mrs Burnett Il
interesting. and appears to please large section
OF the playgoing public.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
Mr.. KRAMER ON "sERLIN"

Berlin will be the subject OF Wright Kramer's
discourse tonight at the Lyceum Theatre. The
lectures At this playhouse supplementary Of
the Burton Holmes series at Carnegie Hall. This
lecture will be repeated tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
WEST END THEATRE

George Arliss, IN The Devil" will be the attcac-
ton here all this week. Miss Anne Sutherland ap-
pears as Joland. The play mad long at the
Belasco Theatre
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

Annette Kellermann will be at the American. also
Cliff Gordon, Charles Sweet. CarOn and Herbert.
Mills and Morris and dancer Saharet.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

May Irwin in Mrs. Peckhams Carouse' will
lead the merriment al the Alhaubra, and others
on tho programme will be Marie Danton, George
Mozart Mabel Bardine and the Painter perform
ers
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
EMPIRE THEATRE.

TIE lnoth performance Of Mr.. BaTries play q
What Every Woman Knows" was given on last
Thursday night. Miss Adams and Mr.. Bennett are
the principals ii the company
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
THE VARIETY STAGE

Andrew Mack the Irish singer Will be in the bill
this week al Hammersteins Victoria Theatre
Harry Buger and James Harrigan will also ap-
pear
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
HUDSON THEATRE.

-sThe Third Degree" 10y Nr Klein. the att-ac-
ton al the Hudson Theatre. DIR. Breese and Miss
Helen Ware are tbe chief actors ia H.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
KNICKERBocKER THEATRE.

Elsie Janis in The Fais Co-Ed" L. hlling the
K5licherbcckor al every performance. More than
that need not be said.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
STAGE AFFAIRS
ACADEMY oE MUSIC.

Frederic Thompson's production OF EreVS -
Millions. is the bill at the Academy ms Is 'iIe
third week OF the engagement aho Il iIaS t =,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
WEBER's THEATRE.

The farce called The Girl from Rector's" Is or
exhibition al Weber's Theatre. There are q mum
Der Of good players I'm the cast.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

Mr ManteII's engagement until now has been
encouragiIg. Il Is not claimed for II that 1t mas
been most promising financially. though IN a
smaller playhouse the receipts would be Judeeu
good There has been q steady increase III a.
tendance Yesterday afternoon. for instance inc
bouss was comfortably flied Mr.. ManteH enters
the third week OF his appearance al the Ne" Am
sterdam tomorrow night, appearing IN l-ouis
XI" The list OF plays for the remaining per-
forrlances Of the week follows: TUESDAY, 'ttlche-
Hem. Wednesday matinee. Romeo and Juliet
"wednesday night. King Lear; Thursday, Mac
beth'; Friday, The Merchant of Venice; SatuT-
day matinee Hamlet and Saturday night
..Richard III,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
BIJOU THEATRE.

The ever happy Tom Wise may be seen here
SIX nights of the week as the conpaIoilaoiS " is :
s+z4esrnan in a Gentleman from Mississippi
7,cse who would laugh heartily should visit the
Biiou Curing the present engagement
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
LIBERTY THEATRE.

Mrs Carter closed her season last night On
Wednesday night play called a Fool There
Was" viii be presented by Frederic Thompson II
vas made by Porter Emerson BroNr.e. Robert
Hslisrd viii imI,ersonate the principal character
IL IL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
6ELAsco THEATRE.

IN. r71n OF The Fighting Hope" is nearing an
end Miss Bates has enjoyed a personal success
=. -. ,,,ast,,,e drama The announcement Is
- ,,st a new farce viii be offered at the
Felasco three weeks from tomorrow night
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
LYRIC THEATRE.

From TIE pubIicity once Of the Messrs Shubert
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
DAIYS THEATRE.

This will be the last week Of Julia Marlcwes en-
gaEeuaent al Days I'm The Goddess Of Reason
Next week Mr.. Sothern will come forth in a pro-
duction Of --Richelieu' He will remain at Daily s
several weeks appearing in a round OF parts that
viii include Dundreary and the rhymster-hero N
IF Were King
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
BROADWAY THEATRE.

There are only three more weeks OF llie I--i "a
a stubborn Cinderella" IL which John barry
,,rrs and SaIIfe Fisher are the principals.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
CASINO THEATRE.

Jimmie Powers is not complaining OF laI'e'i-
-ion oa the part Of the public. In the words of q
-,7s- heater Of the big drum, Jimmie Is turn
ing them away every night Havana is not an
extraordinary snow; fact, its book Is ouil' put
lanes T Powers is e favorite- He makes the peo-
pie laugh and forget the little Things N me 'ila'
wrinkle the brow; he has merry face and an eA-
selert command Of his legs The seXtet Singing
Hello. People Fello,' has done much TO estab-
lish Havana as favorite- Everybody VIII wish
Jimmie Powers and the seztet a long ana SUB
s-suriaf career.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

The play that SET al England aflre VIII oe per
formed Fl the Criterion Theatre tomorrow night
u is called An EnglishInan's Home" and was
made by Major du Maurier- William haWtrey'
Edgar Norton. George N. Graham. Nellie Thorne'
Nellie Malcolm Ernest Stalard, Thomas Mills, Jo-
seph Adelulan and otto Meyer are among the
players engaged for the company
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
WALLACKs THEATRE.

Votes for Women" IS the Offering at Wallack =
It is a tract for the suffragettes. There is mob
scene in It
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
CIRCLE THEATRE.
CRITERION THEATRE.

The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge can be seen
here any night.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
NEW YORK THEATRE.
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE.

The Easiest Way is still object OF curiosity.
and ike all novelties will continue to be popular
until the public finds a new field Of observation.
The lO0th performance Of that drama occurs next
week Miss Starr is the chief actor in it.