New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-12
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Mr.. ManteI Will De seen dt the hdHhh''''
Opera House tonight for the first time
this season as Shakespeare Julius Cesar.
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights ana al
the Wednesday matinee the performance
will be repeated while on Thursday night
he will appear az Othello on Friday night
as King Lear, at the Saturday matinee III
The Merchant Of Venice" and on SATURDAY
night as Richard III. Next week Mac
beth" Hamlet and "Richelieu' VIII be
given i'm addition 20 repetitions OF some OF
this weeks offerings.
Henry Kolker will begin his second sea
son I'm James Clarence Harvey's comedy
THE Great Name" at Allentown. Penn.
on September %. After = short road tour
the attraction will appear in New YORK AT
a Broadway theatre. Mr.. Kolker was Win
The New Theatre company formerly ana
was leading man with Margaret Anglia,
Bertha Kalsh, ALA Nazimova and Mary
Mannering THE Great Name is study
Of the two contrasting groups Of musical
people-the stern. unyielding classicists,
and those who believe in the value Of the
lighter and more popular forms. Mr.
Kolker is supported by Russ Whytal. Sam
Edwards. Lizzie Hudson Collier. Edward
Langford, Arthur Hoyt. Ruth Chatterton
and a number Of others.
Rupert Hughes. the author Of Excuse
Me-" has arranged with Alexandra Bison,
the author of Madame X" to adapt his
farce into French.
Signor Puccini. the composer OF The
Girl Of the Golden West" which will he
produced in English the latter part Of Oc-
tober. is at work on new opera, in which
Franz, Halls. the celebrated Dutch painter
is to be the central figure. The libretto
Of the new opera is by Herman Heller
mans.
Paul Ker. the noted Berlin actor-tenor,
will make his American debut in "A Mill
ion" Leo Ditrichstein's adaptation Of the
French farce The rehearsals of a Mill
ion" are now in progress, and the piece
will be seen in New York about the mid
die Of October.
Irving Berlin made his vaudeville debut
AT Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre yester-
day afternoon and will continue there
throughout the week.
The 2OOth London performance Of Baby
Mine" is scheduled for this evening at the
Vaudeville Theatre. Weldon Grossmith
cabled Yesterday that the American COM
edy seems certain 10 run al the Vaude-
VILE for at least year to come.
Douglas Fairbanks tonight Will give his
last performance at william A. Brady's
Playhouse, going over TO the Globe The
a.rapirO NTH q" 4 Camille
man of Leisure" Tomorrow night. the
18th, the production Of Thompson Buch-
anan's new play, The Rack az the
Playhouse will take place, with Katherine
Grey, Ferdinand Gottschalk. Richard Ster-
ling Conway Tearle, Milton Sills, Jane
Gail, Isabel Lee. Leonore Oakford and nu-
merous others in the cast. The Rack
was produced last night at the Lyceum
Theatre in Red Bank, y. J.
What the Doctor Ordered" new COM
edv. ov A. T. Thomas, was produced last
night at the Princess Theatre in Toronto
with the cast that will be seen in the
rlay on Broadway. The comedy will open
at the Aston Theatre a week from to-
morrow night. Wednesday September 20.
Seven Days" began it's last week last
night at the Aston Theatre.
The Musical Revue Of 1911" the same
production with which the Winter Garden
first opened it's doors 10 the New York
public, reopened last night for a week 5
run.
The bill provided FOR the entertainment
Of Orpheum Theatre audiences this week
is headed by Sidney Drew, Lionel Barry
more and company in a condensed YER
sion Of Sheridan's play The Rivals Mr..
Drew appears in the character OF Bob
Acres and Mr.. Barrymore as Sir Lucius
O'Trigger.
At the Bronx Theatre this week Victor
Moore and company are the principal feat
ures in a short sketch called Change
Your Act or Back TO the Woods Mr.
Moore Is assisted by Miss Emma Little
field and company in its presentation.
The leading feature at the Colonial The
atre this week is contributed by Billie
Reeves and company Of Karnos English
comedians in revised version of A
Night i'm an English Music Hall" Mr..
Reeves makes his temperance after an
absence OF three years from the vaude-
Vile stage. during which time he has been
plaving with Ziegfeld's "Follies' COM
panies.