New-York tribune., 1909-09-28
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The refreshing Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch opened for weeks at the Metropolis
last night.
Charles Richman and "The ReveIlers' again this
time al the Yorkvie. where the piece well re-
ceived las, night.
Miss Anna Held began a special two weeks en-
gagement at the New York Theatre last night She
appeared In last seasons play Miss Innocence"
AT times she almost ingenious in the charac-
Of Miss Innocence" bur the Illusion soon
dispeIed by her acting. AS for the play it as
gorgeous. spectacular and sensuous ever.
a mammoth production IN the parlance Of some
Broadway managers. The airship. the Spanish
dances-which. by the way. the best thing in
the pay-and other devices served TO divert during
duh moments.
THE Motor Girl" which has been exceeding the
speed limit. fast has it been going from theatre
TO theatre. appeared last nigh: the Lincoln
Square The cast unchanged
Wilton Lackaye in The Battle pleased the
dience the West End Theatre last night. He
Will be there through the week.
Mabel Hite and Mike" Donlin played their new
sketch 'The Double Play" last night at the AL
hambra II much of a success as any
double that Mike" took part in when he
of the Giants. The rest of the bill was of
a high standard IL included The Master Musi
clan." by Van Biene and Miss Lena Burleigh The
Eight Palace Girls dancers and singers: the Jack
Wilson company IN skit called An Upheaval in
Darktown'; Pat Rooney and Marion Bent. come
dams in their sketch AT the Stand; the Exposi-
tion -Four. comedians and musicians Quinn and
Mitchell In a comedy skit; the Three Hanlons,
acrobats. and Mr. Quick the cartoonist.
Officers and sailors of the warships in the harbor
will be guests of the HudsOn-Futon Commission at
the New York HippOdrome tonight Among those
who will occupy BOXES Admiral Sir Edward
Seymour and staff Admiral lie Pord and staff, Rear
Admirals Schroeder and Wainwright and STATS
Herbert w. Satterlee, former Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy Captain J. w. Miller chairman OF
the naval parade committee. and the commanding
officers Of the Italian. Argentine, Mexican and
Dutch warships. The entire auditorium will be
reserved for the sailors; women will be present.
Albert ChevaIier. the English character actor.
the feature OF the variety performance at the
Colonial Theatre last night. His representations
Enthusiastically received by the audience and
he was recalled many times after he had finished
his regular sketches. The WOrkhOuse Man."
new sketch by Mr.. Chevaler well liked. The
actor completed his programme with Mrs. 'Enry
'Awkins" Among the others on the bill We're the
Boston Fadettes and The Quartet.
Every vaudeville house usually has head
liner" At Hammerstens this week II is Marie
Dresser. Others who entertain Belle Blanche.
in limitations of well known stage folk f. Frederic
Hawley. Frances Haght and company, in a little
drama called "The Bandit" Signor de Caro- and the
sicilian Singers Raymond and Caverly. German
comedians; Sam Stern. Hebrew comedian; Clifford
and Burke, black face comedians and Ycuna. the
American juggler. In an Oriental offering.
Three One-act comedies played last night
at Keith & Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre Clay
ton White and Marie Stuart played "Cherie." by
George V. Hobart; Arthur Dunn and Marie Glazier
appeared In 1.-THE Messenger Boy" and Clara Belle
Jerome, with eight others. sang and danced I'm
"Joyland" All three we'll received Besides
these numbers there were THE Four Girls from
Melody Lane" Frank Morren. Ward and Curran
HHl. Cherry and Hn and the SpisseIl brothers.
Miss Cecilia LOTUS last night at the
Plaza Music Hall in her mpersonations of stage
favOrites. Her performance was supplemented by
the burlesques of Herbert Lloyd the mannuvres
OF the wilmington Zouaves. Cameron and Gaylord
In a sketch of stage life called "On and or" and
other entertaining numbers
The American Music Hall had an excellent bill 10
offer last night Here II Is: Arthur Prince ven
triloquist; Ida Rene English concert hall singer;
motion pictures OF the international aviation con-
test at Rheims: John G. Rice and Sally Cohen in a
comical farce; Friend and Downing in a character
sketch: Johnson and Dean. colored Beau Brum-
mes; Myrma, in her graceful diving exhibition
Armstrong and Ashton. Willie Hale and Brother
Foster and Foster. and Almont and Dumont
The Eden Musee has performance quite up to
date. DIR. Cook and his reception by the King OF
Denmark is portrayed every afternoon and evening
the cinematOgraph Hudson Fulton groups in
exhibition. The Hungarian band plays.
Thousands avaing themselves of the unex-
celled opportunities OF the Palisades Amusement
Park for viewing the warships on the Hudson. AT
ioned County Fair. which is now in its second week.
iAirty head Of cattle viii be slaughtered.