New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-24

The Irving Place Theatre will make
two productions during the week. the
first on Tuesday night and the second
on Friday night. Der Austasch Lieut.
nant," by Richard Welee and G. G. Won
Nieiaon, will be presented Tuesday and
repeated on Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. while new version OF
Die Lebelei," by Arthur Schnitzler, will
be the Friday evening bill.
Der Austasch Leutnant" Is new mill
tary farce, with three of the central
characters Americans in Germany. The
production Of Die Lebelei" will be note
worthy in that 1t will be made along lines
suggested by DR.. Schnitzler to Manager
Baumfeld while the latter was a guest
of the author during the past summer.
The latest musical comedy production
made by Lew Fields will open its engage
ment at the Broadway Theatre Wednes-
day night, November p, when THE sun
Dodgers" is to be seen. The book Of the
new extravaganza is by Edgar Smith, with
lyrics and music by T. Ray GOetz and
A. Baldwin Sloane. The entire produc-
ton has been made by Ned Wayburn.
The piece takes it's name from a coterie
of gay young men who spend their nights
. in pleasure seeking and who find II i'm
possible to sleep in New York during the
daytime. They establish community on
Long Island, which they call the Sun
| less City" Here every one goes TO bed
when the sun rises and gets up when the
sun sets.
| W Mnnrra nd
vious musical vaudevilles under the Same
management, and Harry Fisher share the
posts Of comedians Bessie Wynn will be
seen in the leading feminine character
while others who will appear are Ann
Tasker, Maud Gray. Nan Brennan, Nat
Fields Denman Maley, Harold Crane.
Jerry Hart, Harry Clarke. Jack Jarrett
| Sascha Piatov and Ethel Hartla.
Two short plays by Clifford Bax and
Booth Harrington, respectively, will con-
stitute the programme for special matt
nee which will be given at William Col
| lier's Comedy Theatre on Friday after
noon, November 90 THE Poetasters Of
Ispahan" will be the Offering of Mr. Bax,
| bit Of drama, by Mr.. Harrington, both
presented under the stage direction Of
Maurice Elyey.
1.-THE Poetasters of Ispahan' was orig
inally produced by Mr.. Elvey in London
at the Little Theatre. 1t is said to be a
unique production, given without scenery,
but possessing true Oriental atmosphere.
Mr. Elvey will be assisted in the cast by
| Sydney Paxton, Walter Creighton, Walter
Kingsford Valentine Penna, Charles
Francis and Elizabeth Risdon.
Beauty and the Jacobin," which has
been published but not acted is described
| by the author as an ''interlude Of the
French Revolution" The scene shows a
room in lodging house at Boulogne-sur-
| Mer in the days OF November. 1873. during
the Reign of Terror. The cast includes Mr.
EIvey. Walter Kingsford. Elizabeth Ris-
don, r. ]. Randell and Eva Leonard
| Boyne.
At those theatres which present a diff
ferent attraction each week the bills for
the coming week. beginning tomorrow
night, are:
1.-THE Woman" David Belasco's pro-
duction of William c. de Miles play
which tells a story Of political life in
I Washington. II will be seen at the Grand
Opera House. with the cast which pre-
scented It at the Republic Theatre for
nine months, which includes Mary Nash.
Jane Pcyton. John ". Cope, Edwin Holt,
Cuyler Hastings. Harold Vosburg, Garlic
| ton Macy aud William Holden
At the West End Theatre "A Butter
ny on the Wheel" with Lewis Waller
In the part he created in London, and
Madge Titheradge as the stars. This win
mark Mr.. Walters first appearance in
this role i'm New York.
1.-THE Fortune Hunter" Winchell smith