New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
I Worsley, Arthur P. Aylsworth. f'oyai
BYRON, John Burton and Fred Smith.


Byron, John Burton and Fred smith.
HIJDsON-Miss Blanche Bates and Bruce
McRae play the chief parts in Nobody s
Widow" Avery Hopwood's comedy.
IRVING PLACE (the German Theatre)-
Herr Ernst Ritter Won Possart will begin
tomorrow night the second week or ms
notable engagement by playing again the
role of Shylock In THE Merchant OF
Venice" On Tuesday and Friday nights he
will be seen in double BILL by Command
of the King" and "The Smart Woman"
On Wednesday and Thursday nights he will
act in Erekmann-C Chatrian's ever popular
comedy, "Friend Fritz" The only new
offering of the week will be another play
that has stood the test OF time-Gotthold
Ephraim Lessing's Nathan the WISE" a
plea for freedom of thought and creed.
Herr von Possart's engagement at the Irv-
ing Place Theatre will end on Saturday.
January A. when he will be compelled to
leave to fulfil engagements in Chicago, st.
Louis and other cities.
| KNICKERBOCKER-L week OF Mrs,
Patrick Campbell in THE Foolish Virgin"
On January the stage OF the Knicker-
booker will be given over to rehearsais Of
! "Chantecler." and Mrs Campbell and her
company will begin tour of other cities.
| LYCEUM-Miss Billie Burke Is engaged
to one man and then loves another In "Su-
zanne," and everybody loves Billie Burke
audience and all.
LYRIC-Last week OF Mrs Leslie Carter
in Two Women" by Rupert Hughes
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Observation-Disclosures THE Blue Bird"
continues TO enjoy liberal patronage. Mat
,, inees are given on Wednesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
MAXINE ELLIOTTs-"The Gamblers"
by Charles Klein, is one OF the best plays OF
the season.
| NAZIMOVAS-HenryA Arthur Joness COM
edy of the English smart set. We Can't Be
as Bad as All That" capaby enacted by
Messrs. Nye Chart. Wallace Erskine IvO
Dawson. William Hawtry, Mrs. Sam soth-
ern and the Misses Charlotte Granville,
Frances Jordan, Kate Phillips and Kathe-
rine Kaelred
NEW-"Vanity Fair" comedy by Cosmo
Gordon-LennoX and Robert Hichens. found
ed on Thackerays story OF the same title
will be presented at The New Theatre next
Saturday night for the first time in Amer
lea. Miss Marie Tempest. the English ac-
tress who has been invited by The New
Theatre as guest artist, will appear as
Becky Sharp. a role she played with sue
cess when the drama was presented at the
Prince OF Wales Theatre. London, about
ten years ago. The story has for its foun-
dation the principal incidents In which
Becky is associated with the Marquis OF
Steyne, and shows her in the lighter as
well as the more serious moments of her
career The parts will be played by Graham
Browne. Albert Brunng. Miss Olive Wynd-
ham. William McVay. Louis Calvert, Frank
Gilmore Lumsden Hare, Ben Johnson,
Ferdinand Gottschalk. John Sutherland,
Pedro de Cordoba, Miss Olive Oliver, Miss
That's Lawton, Miss Elsie Herndon Kearns,
Miss Leila Repton. Miss Rose Coghlan,
Miss Helen Remer. Mrs. Dellenbaugh, Miss
Gale Kane, Miss LEstelle, Lee Baker and
others.
WALLACk S-"Pomander Walk" Louis
~ Parker's English comedy of happiness.
Delightfully."- staged and excellenuy played
by company of English actors including
George Giddens, Lennox Pawle, Miss
Dorothy Parker and Miss Sybi Carlisle.
REPUBLIC-"R "Rebecca OF Sunnybrook
Farm" brings sunshine into the hearts of
everybody who sees II. Miss Edith Talia-
fcTro is Rebecca