New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
THEATRICAL NOTES.

a benefit for the Titanic sufferers VIII ne
given at the George NJ. Cohan Theatre to-
night. Sam II. Harris will act as stage
manager and the programme Will Include
Blanche Ring and the chorus OF THE Wall
Street Girl" in Miss Rings popular song
successes whistle II" and "Tweedle Dee
Dunn: Harry Gilfoil, in his specialties;
Wellington Cross and Lois Josephine, In
"If You Only Will" from The Wall Street
Grr'; Harry Gilfoil and Clarence Oliver, in
a sketch called ION the QUIET; VIII Rogers
the Iariat thrower: Florence Shirley and
Clarence oliver; George NJ. Cohan. in sew
eral song numbers; Eddie Foy and the
chorus of "Oyer the River; Raymond
Hitchcock and the pony ballet from THE
Red widow; Nat Goodwin. in recitations;
Frank Tinney, from the Moulin Rouge;
Brice and King in song selections; Harry
Conor. Charles ]. Ross, Ethel Kelley. Ida
Adams and the Dolly Twins, whirlwind
dancers. all Of the Moulin Rouge; Fanny
Price and Jean Schwartz, Anna Chandler
and Az Piantadosi, Fred Niblo,, Howard
and Howard. from the Winter Garden;
Tempest and Sunshine. Yvette, whirlwind
vIolinist, and many others. The perform
ance will begin at p. IN. promptly.
A new play by Cecil De Mile. called THE
AIarrlage-Not," will be presented for the
first time at Syracuse tomorrow evening"
The play is said to present slightly new
angle OF the divorce question. ROBERT
Drouet. Oza Waldrop and Fritz Williams
have leading parts.
George A. Nichols, musical director of
the Weber and Fields Jubilee Company
will be absent from the Broadway Theatre
for several days, owing TO the sudden death
of his father. Hans Albrecht, concert mas
ter. will direct the orchestra during MT
Nicbolss absence. beginning at the beneht
% the broadway Theatre tonight In aid OF
tho C,onsumptives' Home In Denver. Col.
william De Miles play. "The Woman"
closed a long season at the Republic
rheatre last night. Next season, AFTER
,,.o,,ro,rary engagement in New York, Mr..
DoIoeco will send the production on tour
80 ,ho larger American cities with the
srIglnal company
4, meeting held ny the National Fed
..at,on of Theatre Clubs last evening II was
aaoided to hold public meeting and give
on entertainment at Wallacks Theatre on
Sunday evening, May o. Short addresses
In, no made by Wilton Lackaye, on be-
lie ~ the actor; by Augustus Thomas,
,or the dramatist; Daniel Frohman. for the
So.agar and the Hon. James W. Osborne,
,or the theatregoer Otis Skinner Nat C.
a,,,n walker Whiteside, Edith Wynne
.s~.,isop Thomas A. Wise and many
o,hers will contribute, and there VIII De an
80 of musical talent. Sydney Rosen-
ga the president OF the organization, will
r,mo hrief outline Of the purpose OF the
.', ryh,ch concerns itself mainly with the
n.suc,,on OF original plays, written by
a,,,a authors and presented by native
,ors In trial performances that will
anah,e managers to judge the merit OF new
.,'s through performances instead OF
manuscripts
,ar,issIon will be by invitation only, and
.,ann,a may he obtained through members
of the association,
nv arrangement with Reginald de Koven.
Nova q Nagie, Blanche Hine, Rebecca r..
n,,hh, and George Kreykenbohm. of the
,n,ohI, Hood chorus, will present scenes
,ro,r grand opera at Carnegie Lyceum on
Er,dav evening. May g. under the auspices
=, the ziegier Musical Institute.
rhs management Of August strindberg's
-, .grhe rather" has decided to give a
m.,say matinee in addition to the regular
,rsmrsday and Saturday matinees at the
parkeley Lyceum. on West Ath street.