New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

,uc,an.,. by Mr. H. Reid. was performed at ,hs he
Frick Lyceum Theatre, Red Bank y. J.-the
called A Kentucky BOY By Miss Pdullu9
Phelps and Miss Marion short. was periorinTu
for the first timo at the Apollo Theatre. IN A
tbe fieje Theatre. Portland ore for the bene-
~ Si.a tte ttInre AN aged actress iuu.m
and poor Net receipts SOL The first ,peTfoTIni1 G i
Skowronek occurred at the old German The
atre, in Irving Place. 60,
"a revival Of 'Ine Wedding at Valen'.' by
ludwig Ganghofer and Marco BrcCiner, was ef-
fcctcd at the New German IIeatTe. NO.. ,.,s
ended in Cincinnati. A. "yndham3,,s@ The Iheatrs
London. play called The Early Worm Wa Wa
old French play. known 10 the English stage as
The Dukes Motto" was Withdrawn al t'e
81 IA play entitled The Stronger Sex. BY Mr.
John Valentine, was acted at MsoeI de- annio
for the first time IN Ne" hoEH,.S N,,iaiV niaV
Russell sPpea5in,g n ths Mes Meslr Hartley
Manners and William Collier, was acted AT me
CiarriCk Theatre. for the hrSt uIilt IN, NV NV
q a company Of Sicilian Players. including
Mimi AgUElia Toto Majorana. and salvatore
la TnTe0 a ap}sj Malta by signor Luigi Cap
rinna play called cynthia IioInesteaGv !a vop py
Vile Theatre The rst o@turred CO , at
caL tHtee htnISt Street Opera House Philadelphia,
snd Miss Anna Held assumed the principal pat
in H. Frank j. Melville. aged HItyIt,oQur, e4uSS-
q1su a. 10 TUnDodrome Ruiding. The JET
ftTson Theatre was opened. at Aub,.rn. y Y
NJ !!Eddie'' I7oy appearing there. in piece
cameo lati entitled crit" by MIR Herbert Chll-
ton was produced at The kinssway lear; LeSie;
London. Miss Lena Ashwell acting the chiei
&25The flrst performance in America Of Wi, al,
Nir . Fitch. from German original. oSHa SUI , 9u
IN New Haven Conn a4arI of King Henry
Y. was effected at the Lyric Theatre Lohdo"'
5s by Mr e-c niav called The Toy Shop of the
Heart " bv Miss Ella Hepworth Dixon was pro-
duced at The Playhouse d9ndGnd h2oduced at the
New Theatre London GaftSrn3In ter %r Yeats
and also the Greek German English adaptS ~ Se SU,r
Of electra" which was made known IN SeT 80
York by that eccentric PERFORMANCE last !S.'Th
o8-Mr Jules Eckert Goodman, 2glnor OF AZ, az
Man Who Stood Still and or other pIa2s, { uS
iic The career of blue Grass was ended at
the Majestic Theatre. The musical play 80, 1aIe4 i
the Knickerbockos Theatre. The career or
.Marcele. At the Casino Theaae W. Esr5s ':s
new play with an old title.-by Miss Ivy A.
Root was effected at the Star Theatre, Buraio, o,
H. A musical play adapted from the French
and called The Antelope was produced, az
Sir anthony" by Mr.. c. Haddon Chambers,
Was acted for the hrSt nme; cenn IN Grossmth
appearing in the principal part s.. >. -,
30-A tragic drama called The Winterfeast py
fhe frst time AT at the Savoy Theatre (afernoon
performance), Miss Edith Wynne Mathison
piaying conspicuous parts in 1t. Nine. Agugla
and her Sicilian associates began their second
week at the Broadway Theatre appearing in
..Cavallerla Rusticana." and Il Carbunaria
The vulgar farce of The blue Mouse" adapted
from the German by Mr.. w. c. Fitch. was pre-
sented. for the first time in New York at the
Lyric Theatre. Miss Anna Held appeared at
the New York Theatre in Miss Innocence"
Nine FRITZ Schef returned to New York ap-
pearing at the Knickerbocker Theatre. in The
Prima Donna" by Messrs. Victor Herbert and
Henry Blossom Miss Lulu Glaser. performing
in mile. Mischief" moved from the Lyric
Theatre to the Casino. play entitled "Di-
vorce." adapted from the French OF NJ, Paul
and Miss Marion Terry, sister OF Mrs. Ellen
Terry. made her first American appearance.
acting the principal part in that play. The first
production Of The Gay Musician" musical
farce, by MI. Julian Edwards, was effected at
the BeIas,l Theatre, Washington. A play called
'"The Charsron,' by Miss Marion Fairfax, was