New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The opening performance OF The
Woman" at the Republic Theatre this even
ing will begin at $50 o'clock and not $50.
as previously announced.
THE Concert will be given for the three
hundredth time in New York at the Belasco
Theatre tonight.
Last night Gertrude Elliott gave her first
performance this season in Joseph Medill
Patterson's new four-act drama Rebellion
which she is TO present at the Maxine FL
lott Theatre. New York, on October 8.
Rebellion" pOrtrays the revolt of a young
woman reared in the Roman Catholic faith
against the dictatorship of that Church over
her private life. Supporting Miss Elliott
are A. Scott-Gatty, who was her leading
man here last season: George Farren, Full
Ter Melish, Eva Vincent James Wilson and
George lie Guere.
The Little Millionaire" a new musical
play by George NJ Conan was given its
first presentation last flght at Hartford,
Conn. Mr.. Cohan appeared in the principal
part The play, which depicts scenes Of
metropolitan life. VIII be seen for the first
time in New York at the George NJ. Cohan
Theatre on Monday, September p.
Miss Ann Warrington, who has played
with Virginia Harmed, has been engaged
for an important part in THE Fatted Calf"
the three-act comedy by Arthur Hopkins,
which will come to New York early in Oc-
tober. The complete cast is now as fol-
lows: Frank Sheridan. Robert McWade,
IT.. Lowell Sherman, Marjorie Wood, who
was for two years leading woman with
Robert Edeson; Ann Warrington, Mary
Cross and May Malloy.
The first performance of THE Arab"
which was 10 have taken place at the Ly-
ceum Theatre last night, has been post
poned until Wednesday, September 20. All
tickets issued under date of September %
will be honored at the Lyceum Theatre on
the evening Of September 20.
Lawrance d'Orsay appeared at the Col
Ungwood opera House, in Poughkeepsie,
last nlght in an elaborate revival or Au-
gvstus Thomas's comedy, THE Earl Of
PawtucSet."
Irene Franklin, with her series Of song
Characterization and appropriate costume
changes. heads the programme this week
az the Colonial Theatre. Edgar Atchison-
rslv and company presents revival OF the
farce comedy, "Billys Tombstones.' JACK
Wilson. assisted by Ada Lane and Frank
Ivn Latte; Mile. simone de Beryl, formerly
at the Folies Bergere, in series OF Paris
ian picture poses; Lolo Merrill and Frank
otto. I'm a sprightly Offering After the
shower. the always pleasing Six Musical
Cuttvs; Lane and O'Donnell, the comedy
acrobats; Ollie Young and April, the soap
bubble experts, and the Kemps, the col
ored artists, are also on the bill
In her sketch called big Moments from
Great Plays" Amelia Bingham and com
many are appearing TO Harlem audiences
this week at the Alhambra Theatre. Miss
Bingham appears in striking scenes from
THE Devil" Mile Larni, Madame
Sandstone" school for Husbands and
other successful plays Aida Overton
walker. the colored Coincidence and eight
duskv singing and dancing girls are pre-
senting a miniature musical comedy Of
feriug Frank Tinney, Clarice Vance, the
Southern singer; Mcconnell and simpson
an a bappy skit, "A Stormy Hour; Sa-
lerno. a skilful European juggler; the Musi-
cal Fredericks, Van Hoven, the burlesqle
magician. and the Flying Martins aer al
artists extraordinary, are among the other
entertainers
Hermann Lleb IN his sketch called
Done" occupies the headline position on
tho hin al Hammersteins Victoria Theatre
this week. other acts on the programme
Of equal Importance are Frank Fogarty'
Rarnes and Crawford I'm their comedy skit
entitled ..The Faldr and the Lady; Max
Wits melody Lane Girls In songs
,..f, ,r.c,, York and Adams Hebrew
comedians. Marina ana Bronsh, Russian
Dancers: Willard simms in Flinders Fur
nished Flats: the Kratons, Bert Melrose.
FroechIich and Chester and Jones.
AT Keith & Proctors Fifth Avenue Thea
ire the feature this week is Lillian Russell
who sings several songs on the bill also
was Walter c. Kelly in his "The Virginia
Judge" Bert Kalmer and Jessie Brown in
characteristic songs and dances; Rawson
/ June, Australian boomerang thro"ers
/ Edward WYNN and Edmund Russon, In
/ JOY and Gloon and Mrs. Gene Hughes
/ and company, in a COMEDY ehuueo
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