New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
THEATRICAL NOTES.

John Cort announced yesterday that he
had arranged for the New York premiere
of Pixley and Luders's new romantic
operetta, 1.-THE GYPSY" to take place at
the Park Theatre, on Monday night.
November II.
Edwin Milton Royle's "The Unwritten
Law" will be produced by II. II. Frazee.
in New York, some time next January.
Robert billiards new play, THE Ar
gyle Case" written by Harriet Ford and
Harvey ]. OHiggin. with the Corpora
,ion OF William ]. Burns, the detective,
will have fits first presentation on any
stage tonight at the Apollo Theatre. At
lantic City
THE Whip" has been postponed Tor
week at the Manhattan Opera House, IN
order that Bought and Paid For may
have a final engagement in New York
before starting upon a long tour OF the
principal cities.
William Morris announces the New
York premiere on october Is, at the Ssth
Street Theatre. OF Cosmo Hamiltons FOUR
act play THE Blindness OF virtue, from
the Little Theatre, London. presented oy
the original cast Of players, including A.
Holmes-G Gore, Doris Lytton, Basil Hal
lam, Polly Emery, Lena Halliday, A.
Hamilton Gibbs. Madge Murray and
Dorothy Rundell.
"Rube" Marquard and Blossom seeley
have Joined hands as a vaudeville team
and will make their debut at Hammer
STEMS Victoria Theatre the week COM
mencing Monday. october Fl.
The event Male Glee Singers, a famous
Welsh choir. sail from Liverpool on the
Cedric to-day. They will make their first
American appearance at Carnegie Hall on
Monday evening, October Is, together with
Cristeta Conf. the juvenile Spanish violin
virtuoso.
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre next
week will present B. A. Roles preten-
tIous extravaganza. "Puss In Boots a
condensation Of the original offered some
years ago at the Hippodrome in London.
The book has been Americanized oy
Frank Kennedy, while new lyrics and
music have been supplied by William J.
McKenna and B. A. Rolfe.
Contracts were signed yesterday where
by Wilton Lackaye viii appear under the
management OF H. II. Frazee for the next
two years.
Arrangements have just been completed
for the production OF "Milestones," the
current play at the Liberty Theatre, at
the Royal Theatre. in Berlin. Contracts
have been arranged with Count Won
Huelson, the manager OF the Royal The
atre. Early in the year the play will also
be presented at the Hofburg Theatre, In
Vienna, and on Monday. December 2
'Alilestones' Will have It's first CONT
mental production AT the Magyar Szinhas,
IN Budapest. on this occasion II Will DO
known as "Mersold-JIlzo."
The Actors Fund headquarters, now In
tie Gayety Theatre Building, will 10
moved about November TO its new
location selected by Daniel Frohman'
its president, in the new Long Acre
Building. AGA street and Broadway, where
there will be large meeting room for the
board Of trustees. commodious reception
and reading room for members and quar-
te-s for the clerical force, the expense or
which is no greater than the cost OF their
present quarters. The place is especially
desirable on account OF IT'S central loca-
ton and its greater accessibility as well
a. comfort.
The fourth annual Christmas festival
OF the Mcdowell Club viii be held at
the Waldorf Astoria on the birthday OF
Edward MacDowell, December Is. 1912.