New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-25
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Shubcrts have completed arrange
ments by cable for Charles Hawtrcy the
famous English actor-managcr to play a
special spring engagement Of FOUR weeks
only in New York City at one Of their Broad
way theatres Mr. Hawtrey, who has not
been seen mere since he appeared in "A Mes
sage from Mars some seven years ago
will sail from England on March 80. lie
will bring with him his entire company and
production Of Dear Old Charlie I'm which
ne is now starring at the Prince OF Wales. 5
Theatre IT is by Charles If. Brookheld,
the recently appointed play censor.
John Galsworthy, whose new comedy,
THE Pigeon" was the first play presented
by Winthrop Ames at his new playhouse
for the presentation Of intimate drama,
the Little Theatre, will visit the South and
West before returning to London late in
May.
Members of the "Sumurun" company are
10 be the guests Of the Winter Garden at
to-morrow's matinee I'm order that they
may see the burlcsque Of themselves which
is being presented there. "Sumurun' is
now playing in Philadelphia, and arrange
ments have been made TO have the entire
company come over to New FORK. The
burlesaue on "Sumurun' is I'm "A Night
with the Pierrots" and is the first part Of
the Winter Garden entertainment
Mabel Talaferro former star Of Polly
Of the Circus" and "Springtime, will APP
pear at Hammcrsten's Victoria Theatre
during the week of April p. Miss ITALIA
ferro will be seen in a onc-dct play en-
titled Taken on Credit" by Edward Peple
"The Unwritten Law" is the title th1t has
been selected for Edwin Milton Royle's lat
est drama, which the Libeler Company IS
now preparing for production. Besides
Miss Gardner, whose engagement for the
leading role has already been announced,
the engagements made TO date include
Frank Sheridan, Violet Heming and George
Farren
At3:3O o'clock this afternoon all the stage
bows and girls who are eager to take part
in the Liebler Company's annual "all-Ad'
performance for charity will assemble on
the stage at Wallacks Theatre, where, on
ApriI %. the Juvenile "Disraeli' will be
given for the benefit OF St Mary's Free
Hospital for Children. Already four boxes
and many seats have been sold by Mrs
James Speyer, who has active charge OF the
sale.
Walker Whitesides entire company now
playing THE Typhoon" at the Fulton The
atre Is TO be transported to London stage
the latter part Of May. "The Typhoon
has been seen in Berlin, Budapest Paris
and Vienna.
For the benefit performance TO be given
at william A. Brady's Playhouse on the
afternoon Of Tuesday, April o. in aid OF the
Regina AngelOrum Home, the list OF at
fractions will include Grace George, IN"
second act Of Bought and Paid For" the
second act OF "Bunty Pulls the Strings an
act from Baby Mine" and numerous feat
ure acts from the Winter Garden and Hip
podromc. This matinee is given by Mr.
Brady for the Sisters of Mercy, whose
home is at No. IL to lis East 1O6th street
+. Ziegfed jr., has completed the cast
for "A Winsome Widow company. The
list Of players includes Emmy Whelen
Charles ]. Ross. Harry Conor. Frank Tin
ncy. Harry Kelly. Dallas Wexford, Eliza
beth Bricc and Charles King, Kathleen Cliff
ford. vida Whitmorc Ida Adams, Sidney
Jarvis. Mana, the Dolly Twins, Jack Cliff
ford, Irene Weston and DilariaS and Cebal-
los.