New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Tonight Al tho Lyric Theatre The
Great Name will he produced for the
first time in New York Henry Kolker will
take the leading part
ForbeS-Robertson Will sail from England
on the Lusitaria on October Z. His tour
for the season will begin AZ the Majestic
Theatre. Brooklyn.
The first performance in America Of
"Buntv Pulls the Strings" the new Scotch
comedy. viii be given In New York at Will
lam Golfers Comedy Theatre next Monday
evening. Instead Of trying out the com
pauv on the road, as IS usually done. the
management has concluded 10 give series
Of four dress rehearsals on Thursday, Fri
daE Saturday and Sunday at the theatre.
Before leaving the other side the company
was rchearsed 10y Graham Moffat the au-
thor
David Uardeld whom David Belasco
viii present in his own play The Return
of Peter Grimr.." VIII be- seen in Balti-
more noxt Monday night After a weeks
engagement at Tord's Theatre, Baltimore
the production viii be brought 10 New
York for its metropolitan premiere, which
takes place at the BelascO lheare on
Tuesday evening. October H.
A second company is about 10 oe organ
lied TO present The Kiss Waltz IN terri
tory west OF niid-N. ~ lllhh INV Ii'N'*"
ton may boz seen in other cities while the
interest in It's success is still at It's height
here Candidates for the principal roles
Will be tried ont within the next rev days.
A change has inst been made In the
repertoire of the Drama Players Donald
Robertson's organization. Instead of pre-
seoting Molierc's lie Bourgeois Genui-
homme. tlc company VIII give the same
author comedy, Les femmts 9dNhllt'N
Nrffr fIt.s q .
the opening date will soon be- announced.
A new taxicab service was installed yes
terday az the Winter Garden and tEe Ca
sino II Is so arranged that patrons may
order taxicaDs during any of the internls-
sions. and the cabs viii be waiting for
item at the carriage entrance a. the end
~ tho performance 10 extra charge IS
ecLod for this service the only provision
being that the smallest fare accepted wa
bo 81 The patron has only 70 notify any
usher TO- uniform and pay 20 MN ID del,SIi
az 81 for which d receipt will he given. This
recent BIS accepted 10y the driver or the
taxicah in lieu OF money. Immediately on
receiving the order and deposit the usher
win give the patron card hearing MS
carriage number
Robert Drouot has been engaged for the
role OF a newspaper reporter. one OF the
fosdirp characters in Graft the new
rIav nv W p Maloney. Mr. Drouet was
leading man last season with Mrs. Patr1ch
, .ar,pbeil and for the two previous sea
cons rfaHed the part OF Floriot Fere lh
Henry vs.. Savage production or Ma
dame "
Cbauncey OIcott VIII come to New York
i'm January Tor a three weeks engagement.
,.roeep,inc for the first time here Rida
Johrsou Young new romantic drama en-
titled "Maclslla.
Augustus Thomas. William Gillette and
rrsldop chambers were ia one Of the stage
tovos Of the Playhouse last evening. 20 see
"a nerformance OF George Brcadhursts
Bought and Paid For.
Hugo Felix. the young French composer
VINO composed the score for the European
.-od,ction of OTTO Hauerbach's musical
p med, Madame sherry VIII arrive In
tIIs couutry on FRIDAY on me cedric. %
IN. bo,ate with Mr. iaucrbach ON new
musical piece The new proGu. lloH VIII De
It@god some time 30 November
Georgia ORamey. who played the ieadins
,.c,naD's part in the original production or
e. DAYS" has been engaged az lead
40, vouan with Thomas 4 Wise ana John
tt,.-.,r,,r1ore In Uncle Sam.
Nearly all the seats Tor the sunday even.
i,p professional performance Of Bought
srJ paid For ~ the Playhouse have been
-n~accd The Playhouse for TINS occasion
.in r. barred 90 an but members OF the
theatrical profession. and OuII inosr VII
Tc admitted VINO have received il'heta "l
,.osrouse 10 written requests