New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
COMEDY AND DRAMA.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Eugene Walter
paid IN Full" will he presented this week
bv the regular stock company.
AsTOR-Edward Sheldon's successful
nlav. THE Boss" in which Mr.. Holoroot
Elnn does effective acting
BELASCO-"The Concert" continues on
it's long and successful run.
BIJOU-Henry Mnler'5 production of
The Havoc" in which Mr.. Miller pays
the star part.
COHAN's-"Get Rich quick Walling-
ford" is stn entertaining crowded houses
COMEDY-WnMsm Collier is as funny
as ever in Ill Be Hanged If ! Do
DAIY'S-"Nobody' Daughter" which
was produced at The New Theatre. An IN
teresting play pleasngly mounted and wei
acted. In the cast are Mrs. Teresa Max
we'll -Conover. A. r. Anson, Miss Pamela
Gavthorne. Albert Bruning, Earl Brown
and others.
FMPIRE-Last week of Miss Ethel Bar
rvmore In two PLAYS by j. NJ. Barrie
Alice ce-Sit-by-theFire" and The Twelve
Po,;nd Look" which afford an evening OF
rare enjoyment. On March lS William uli-
Ilette will begin another engagement III
repertory. including Held by the Enemy.
GAIETY-'Excuse Me-" Rupert Hughes :
farce. all the acts of which take place on
board Pullman train.
HACKETT-"Over Night an entertain
ing farce by Philip H. Bartholomae'
HERALD SQUARE, -"Everywoman'
Walter Brownies modern morality play
4 delishtfully sustained fight into the
realms Of the Imagination. Every one
should see it. for his heartstrings are sure
10 be touched In the cast are Laura Mel
son Hall. II. Cooper Clffe, Sarah. Cowell
IeMoyne. Patricia CoIlinge, Frederic de
Beleville. Edward Macksy and others.
HJDSON-"N "Nobodys Widow" in which
Miss Blanche Bates and Bruce McRae act
the leading parts.
IRVING PLACE. Ernst Won Possart viii
play a farewell engagement here this week
beginning on Wednesday with Nathan del
Weise" His programme for the rest or the
week follows THURSDAY. Der Kaufman
Won Venedg" ("The Merchant Of Venice')
Friday. "Clavigo" and Die Geschwister'
("Brothers and Sisters'D Saturday natl
nee. Die Tochter des Herrn Fabricius
("The Daughter of Mr.. F'abricius')
Saturday night. "Freund Fritz" C'Friend
Fritz. Rudolf Schildkraut, of the
Deutsches Theatre. in Berlin. will arrive
next Tuesday 10 play months engage
ment in King Lear and other plays.
KNICKERBOCKER- Maude Adams
and her company continue to draw crowds
10 see "Chantecler," the engagement OF
which has been extended to April l5
LYCEIrM-"Seven Sisters" an amusing
Hungarian farce, in which Mr. Charles
Cherry and Miss Laurettc Taylor have the
chief parts Miss Taylor's impersonation
of a young girl who has ideas of her own
is marked by a delightfully intelligent
conception and by skill in acting.
: LYRIC-"The Deep Purple" Melodrama
up TO date Cleverly acted.
18TH STEEET-Last week here Of Baby
Mine" which returns next week to DAILY 5,
where II first saw the lights Of Broadway.
MAXINE ELLlOTT'S-"The Gamblers" "
Charles Kleins play is now in the sixth
month OF its run.
NEW-"The Arrow Maker" Mary Hunter
Austins Indian play which was introduced
for the first time last Monday night, viii be
presented this week on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights and Wednesday
afternoon. "The Piper" will be played to-
morrow and Friday nights and 'The Blue
Bird" on Thursday ard Saturday after
moons and Saturday night
REPUBLIC-Charming and clever Miss
Edith Taliaferro, in Kate Douglas Virgins
'Rebocca OF SunDybrook Farm" wherein
a poetic little soul unfolds Itself in good
old New England surroundings.
WAILACK' "Pomander Walk" Louis
y. Parker's exquisite stage picture OF Il
corner Of suburban London. wherein hap
piness is shown, and comedy and beauty.
WEST END-H. B Warner and most OF
the original company in Alias Jimmy Val
lacks last season.
MUSICAL PLAYS.
BROADWAY-"Th Hen Pecks' Mean
ing a family Of which Lew Fields is the