New-York tribune., 1909-10-17

way. Miss Chrystal Herne Is charming. There is
no reason why this play should not continue here
through the season. 1t deserves to do so. because
It is sincere. interesting and worthily presented
cRITERIoN-Robert Edeson in 1.-THE Noble
Spaniard.' a well acted farce preceded by
one-act piece called 1.-THE Outpost" Mr.. Edeson
will give way 10 Henry Bernstein's Israel" which
Will have its first New York production on Mon
day evenln-. October q.
DALY'S-viola Allen continues here in THE
White Sister, version Of F. Marion Crawford's
novel. James O'Nein is with her. So are William
Farnum. Fannie Addison Pitt and Mnna Gale.
EMPIRE-John Drew in a brilliantly written
play to which young girls should not take their
mothers guardians. II is from the French; 1t
is called ''Inconstant George" John Drew is de-
lightful; Mary Boland very sklful in a rather un-
pleasant part. Gladys Unger made the adaptation
GAIETY-Winchell Smiths comedy. THE Fortune
Hunter" has made success. John Barrymore
plays the principal part
GARRICK-A new play by Augustus Thomas is
announced for tomorrow night. 1t is called 1.-THE
Harvest Moon. The following actors and ac-
tresses will appear in it: George Nash. Stephen
Wright. John Saville Thomas Russell. Adelaide
NOwak Margaret Sayres and Jennie A. Eustace.
HACKETT-Elsie Ferguson. the new and wholly
delightful comedienne, remains here in Claiming
Pollock's piece, Such Little Queen" Miss Fer
guson has made this play a success
HUDsoN-Hedwig Reicher. a really remarkable
actress The play in which she is is a mel
ancholy melodrama, ending with glorifcaton Of
throwing. "On the Eve is poor stuff in the
adaptation, whatever it may have been in the
original But Hedwig Reicher is quite wonder
ful n IN
lish She would be a notable stage figure IN any
country. The American stage has need of her.
Let her continue to learn English. II only she
could learn it of Forbes Robertson!
IRVING PLACE-The German Theatre Lump
engesindeP' GA Ragged CrOwd'D will be played
here Monday and Wednesday evenings and Sat-
urday afternoon. Elm Blitzmaedei" is announced
for Tuesday night. Der Arme Jonathan" Mil
lockers operetta, will be produced Thursday
/ Friday and Saturday nights.
LIBERTY-Nen will appear here on Tuesday
evening in Booth Harrington and Harry
Leon Wilson play. Nell used be known as
Mabel Taliaferro. Nell in "Springtime" The
words alluring
LINCOLN sQUARE-Miss Cecil spooner in a
new comedy by Amelia Weed Holbrook.
LYCEUM-"Arsene Lupin." William Courtenav.
Sidney Herbert and beautiful and clever Doris
Keene in this amusing ingenious and surpris-
ing play which likely to remain at this
| theatre until next summer. 1t is being played to
| crowded houses in London and Paris and will
soon be produced in Chicago.
MAJESTIC-'Two Women and That Man" A
drama of Alaskan life written by Henry D. Carey
who will play the leading part In It, The play win
be given its first performance here tomorrow
night.
MAXINE ELIIoTT'S-Forbes-Ro Robertson in THE
Passing OF the Third Floor Back" A play for the
discerning Acting OF the rarest most delicate and
finely Impressive sort IL makes the playgOer wish
that Forbes Robertson would remain in America.
But every in the play acts with convincing
sympathy A performance so complete. so perfect
In all its respects, is seldom seen in New York
Forbes Robertson the gratitude of all who
greatly care for the theatre and who rejoice when
1t Is faithful 20 its highest possibilities 1t would
mean much for the theatre if the public support
of FOrbes-RObertsOn were to justify him in re-
manning in this city through the entire season He
is the most distinguished English speaking actor
now living and no actor ever lived who had a truer
respect Tor the stage and its work in the world
MT Robertson will be at Maxine EIliott's Theatre
until January
METRoPoLIs-"Bi Billy" the amusing foothau
farce Mr. Edward Atchison-Ely takes the leadinp-
part
SAVoY-Aiargaret Anglin in 'The Awakenin, ~
Helena Richie" Play and acting have bonestIv
earned the high praise which has been awarded
them and tie support which New York is glvIng
them Mrs. Deland's novel and purpose are faithe
fully transferred to the theatre Miss AneIio viii
not need another play for many months She
showed wise Judgment when she selected this one
Her performance is OF real distinction
sTUYVEsANT-Frances Starr in 'rhe Easiest
Way" by Eugene Walter
WALLACK's-"The Fourth Estate" "a news
paper play hy Joseph Medil Patterson and Har-
riet Ford.
WEBER s-"fhe Climax" sti vunnlng. Fortieth
week OF Edward I.oeke's plsy