New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Three Romeos," a new musical
comedy by Raymond Hubbell. the book"
by p. H. Burnside formerly producing
manager at the New York Hippodrone,
will open I'm Washington on October un-
der the management of Messrs. Dreyfuss-
Fellner. new firm OF producers.
"Pomander Walk" at Wallack's The
atre is in its last week in New York.
George Giddens. who created the part OF
the admiral last car and made such
favorable impression, will go with the
company on tour.
Haddon Chambers's new play "Passers-
BY" will open on Thursday night Of this
week at the Criterion Thatre.
On Wednesday night Douglas Fair
banks. in "A Gentleman Of Leisure" will
be transferred 10 the Globe Theatre in or
der to make room at the Playhouse for
The Rack" new play by Thompson Bu-
chanan. which will open there on Thurs
day night, September II.
The Century formerly The New The
atre) will open it's season on Friday night
with a revival of The Blue Bird" This
production is to follow the London model
as that given during last year by The New
Theatre company.
new playhouse. modelled after the
New Amsterdam Theatre in New York.
will open tonight i'm Atlanta under the
management Of Frohman. Klaw & Err
LANCER. The play offered is George Be
bans THE Sign of the Rose with the
author taking the leading role
on Thursday evening David Belasco's
revival Of The Concert will open at the
Belasco Theatre.
Miss Margaret Anglin leaves town to-
day with her company for a short road
tour before the first New York per-
formance Of Green Stockings" the COM
edy which they played with entire success
in Chicago, Boston and other cities Ast
season. Green Stockings" is a dramatiza-
ton by A z. w. Mason. the English
novelist, Of his own book, Colonel Smith -
The play comes to the Thirty-ninth Street
Theatre on October ?.
The company supporting Lulu Glaser IN
the new Nienese operetta Miss Dudel-
sack" will include Harry Davies Thomas
Richards, Anna LIGHTER, Bertha Holly,
David Torrence, Joseph Herbert, Jock Nc
Kay, Carl Sauermann, John Heath, Ar
thur Hyde. Irene O'Donnell. Grace Walsh.
Margaret Langdon and Alice Sullivan. J..
II Goldsworthy has been engaged as
stage manager. Miss Glaser's first appear
ance in Miss Dudesack" will be in Hart
ford Conn, on Tuesday October 10 The
company will have an extended road tour
before coming TO New York.
The famous Irish Players from the Alb
hey Theatre. Dublin. viii ere long be seen
in New York. They will give what they
call First Programme" Second Pro-
gramme," Third Programme" and
Fourth Programme" The first will con-
slst Of "A Few Words BY Mr.. Yeats the
Shadow Of the Glen" a comedy I'm one
act, by J. VI. synge. followed by Birth
right" a tragedy in two acts, by T. c.
Murray, and "Hyacinth Halvey," comedy
in one act. by Lady Gregory. The sec
ond programme will contain The Well OF
the Saints" a play in three acts. by J. NJ.
Synge. and Spreading the News COM
edy in one act, by Lady Gregory. The
third will offer Kathleen nj Houlihan,'
a tragedy in one act. by w. 3. Yeats. and
The Playboy OF the Western World by
j. VI. Synge. The fourth programme viii
produce The Eloquent Dempsey" a com
edy in three acts. by William Boyle, and
Riders TO the Sea-" a one-act tragedy by
J. NJ. Synge.
dramatization Of Elinor Glynn's novel
Three Weeks" will be the opening at
traction at the Academy of Music this af-
ternOOn