New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Nine. Nazimova will open the uew Shu-
bert theatre. in s9th street. which IS 10
hear her name. on Monday night, April IS.
when she viii be seen in Ibsen's Little
Eyolf.
Miss Mabel Barrison and Harry Conor
will appear az Maxine Elliott's Theatre on
April D IN 'Iulus Husband" farce
adopted from the French by Thompson
Buchanan.
Grace Ia Rue viii be seen ror the first
time as a New York star in Molly May
at the Hackett Theatre on Friday even
ing. April 3 instead OF o. April Z, as pre-
viously announced
The Messrs ShUber- announce that Chris
Tie Macdonald has been engaged TO replace
Corinn4 in Mime. Troubadour." the 90
eretta BY Felix AIbini and Joseph Herbert,
which is 10 open shortly '.nder their man
asemers Corinue was taken suddenly Ill
or "Wednesday and will not be able 70 play
again Tor some time
Ida g. Nahu.. in charge Of the women :
departments OF the Actors Fund Fair. has
volunteered 20 make a special effort 10 gain
che cooperation OF prominent cIubwomen
for Marietta Ollys special matinee OF The
Wh.rlwind" az DAYS Theatre. on Fri
day. April S. for the benefit OF the Actors
Fund
A theatre party or four hundred Mssons
from AdeIpti Lodge Will attend the per
forynauce OF The Jolly Bacheiors'' at the
Broadway Theatre tonight. Miss Bayes
will introduce a spec!a! verse into her ia
nous song ~ Kelly" 70 prove that the
gentleman from the Emerald Isle was a
Mason.
Motto pictures OF tbs annual boat race
between oxford auC Cambridge. which took
place ON tie Thames last week arrived on
the Airiatic yesterday afternoon, and were
exhibited for the FIRST time az the Ameri-
can Music Hall last night As the oxford
boat is seen passing tie winning posi- the
enthusiasm Of the spectators il smusiugly
depicted
-. >. Hantley. VINO appeared with NJ.
and Ms. kendall during their first visit %
this country. viii play Ecc;es in Charles
F-rohlnau's all-star revival OF CASTE a.
she Empire Theatre late in April
An entertainment fo- the benefit of ,as
Normal College Alumn.f Setrlemert Home
vii. be- given a. The knickerbocker Theatre
.o-nor-ow afternoon by ta- Junior LEAGUE
The programme will include tao plays oy
Sc,lt1as NcIIauus. The LAD from Largy-
more" and The Resurrection os Dtnny
. D'D1Nd vhicn vii, be- enacted oy protes-
siona.s ard amateurs. MINI. Esteile Bloom
ueio-Adier will sing Irish songs. and mem
r,~. OF The Cumann Ma Rlnnce viii ap-
pea IN Irish dances To the rollckins az
/ Icoupanim-ut Of piccoIo and nddle
Fare Browne, of the Alias Jimms Val
. eu.lE." company at Wallack's. has com
pIet+G the manuscript o. az unnamed PLAY
designed for she use of Wilton Lack4ys
urxt season. The play deals with the in
tTigues ~ the French court during ths
peace negotiations following tie American
Revolution
F one az IN. NEST picturesque booths al
/ the coming Actors Fund Fair VIII be d
Creole booth contributed by tie busines,
men OF New Orleans. Il Will represent a
/ typical palmetto shack. made OF zeal pal
mettO from th- Louisiana swamp
Bucbblnd-r aud Jaruo's operetta "Di,
Forester CuristT' t'Christl the Forester
DauEuter'1 has been substituted Tor ES
gers and SpieiteT's operetta, Die Raiahs
braut' C'Tls RaJah's Bride'D. at the Irvtna
Plac. Theatre. and VIII be played witt
Miss I.ucle Engelke I'm the title role AND
I Director BdrSarth as Kaiser Josef n Ia
. night and Friday aud Saturday evenings
+ Foo the Hish School studeuts "a perform.
/ auCc of SchIilrr w lnelm Tell" with pt
I rector BurKaTth IN the tltie role. will ht
/ given on Saturday afternoon AZ half prices