New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-26
THE COMING WEEK
COMEDY AND DRAMA.

COMEDY AND DRAMA.
ACADEMY or MUsIC-Charles FELTON,
Pidccon'S quaint play OF Ncv England lie.
Quincy Adams Sawyer. will be revived
this week by The stock company.
Aston Holbrook Blinn. in The Boss.
Tdward Shcldon's latest play, does acting
VOL worth seeing.
BELASCO-Eighth month Of The CON
cert" m which Leo Diuichs'ein and
Miss Janet Foecher have the chief parts.
RIJoU-"The Confession, \ religious
play by James IIalleck Reid
COHAN's-"Cet Rich Quick Wallinrford' 10
i- amusing from beginning to end
COMEDY-William Collier IN "Tu Be
Hanged II Do" a good farce, in which
Mr. Collier appears 10 advantage.
CRITFRION-Tyron Power. Miss Con-
stance Collier. Arthur Forrest and others
in an admirable production Of That's.
Paul Wnstach's dramatic version Of the
we'll known story.
DALY's-"Babv Mine" Margaret Mayo's
clever farce. which Il unusually successful.
EMPIRE William Gillette will appear
this week IN a revival of his we'll known
PLAY of he Civil Wa, Held BY the
, Enemy" ~ which be has not acted in New
York since 1881. Mr. Gillette will again be
,I.
Louise I.utter will impersonatc EUnicc Nc
Creery. ami Josephine Brown will be her
merry -istcr Henry Miller, ig.. ras been
chosen TO lake the part d Lieutenant
Hayne. which his father created twenty
five wears ago Tho other parts will he
undertaken by members of Mr.. Gillette's
repertory company.
GAIETY-Rurert Hughes's farce, "EX-
Gus. Me" \ comical performance in
which all the scenes take place aboard
Pullman train.
GARDEN Second week of Miss Mildred
Holland in The Triumph of an Empress.
GARRICK.-David Belasco will present
Miss Frances starr in a limited engage
ment in Eugene Walters The Easiest
L
STAR has been playing in this piece for
three years Next season she is to act in
a new comedy.
TACKETT-"OverN Night" Good fun.
HERALD SOI'ARE-"E vcryw oman.
beautiful play in brilliant setting. One
of The notable productions of the year
Capdbly acted by Miss Laura Nelson Hall,
Mrs Sarah Cowel lie Moync. II. Cooper
Ciinc. Frederick lie Beleyille, Edward
Machay, Patricia Collinee and others.
IU-DSON-Miss Blanche Bates and
Bruce Mclsac in the seventh month Of the
popular success, "Nobody's Widow
IRVING PLACE Herr Rudolph schid-
kraut, the eminent German actor, in roper
tory. ON Monday and Thursday night he
viii appear in a double bill "Kiitchenbum'
and "FIachsmann' on Tuesday night,
"Thc Merchant OF Venice; on Wednesday
and Friday. "Kettenglieder. satrical
comedy by, Hermann Heyermann on Sat-
urdsy Herren Schldkraut and Maurice
Morrison will appear in benefit perform
ance of "Uriel Acosta." tragedy by Karl
OUTFLOW
KNICKERBOCKER- Maudc ADAMS
i'm an Fnelish-American version Of Ros-
tand's "ChantecIer." whose New York run
is said to have been more successful finan-
cially. % far. than the Paris ensagemeni
during an equal period.
LYRIC-"The Deep Purple is intense
melodrama well acted.
LYCEI-M-Mrs. Fiske in the second week
of her excellent revival of Becky Sharp.
On Monday. April 8. Mrs. Fiske will pre-
sent Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh," the first
play by Harry James Smith. recent
graduate of Harvard University
MAXINE ELLIOTTS-Charles Kleins
successful play. The Gamblers" in the
twenty-fourth week Of IT'S remarkable en-
gagement.
MANHATTAN OPERA IIOUSE.-Edward
sheldon's play, THE Niger" which was
produced at The New Theatre last season,
will be this weeks bill. In the cast arc
Guy Bates Post. who was member OF the
original company; Florence Rockwell, Maud
Durand julius Hanchett. j. NJ Colville.
Jack Barnes. Frank Peters. Henry Hull and
given here at popular prices.
NEW-"Thc Piper" Josephine Preston
Peabody's beautiful poetic drama, will be
presented on Monday. Wednesday and Fri
dav nights and Wednesday afternoon "The
Blue Bird" will be played on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday nights and Satur-
DAY afternoon.
on Monday afternoon. at $50 o'clock, Pro-
fcssor Brander Matthews will give the first
of his lectures on the development OF the
English drama. which will be illustrated by
the acting of members of the New Theatre
The first performance viii be en-
titled "Tho Beginnings" and will consist Of
tho mystery play, Noah Flood ana