New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-03
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Among those who will take part N the
entertainment arranged by The National
Federation Of Theatrical Clubs at Nalsch's
Theatre on sunday evening. a. O'Clock,
are Augustus Thomas Daniel fIohmdn,
Lewis Waller, Nat G. Goodwin. James v.
Osborn, Wilton Lackaye, Walter White
side. John T. Mason. Fritz StruUf"ls and
Blanche Dufiicld Of the Baron Trenoh'
company; Miss Alice Gentle. recently tho
prlna donna Of The opera Bali; Charles
Ram KENNEDY, james 7. Powers, Louis
Mann. Edith Wynne Matthison and Mildred
Holland. sydney Resented, president OF
tho federation, Will make lref address
explaining the object Of the organization.
Augustus Thomas will speak FOR the dra-
Inatists, Mcssrs. Frohman and Osborn for
the managers, and Mrs. Belle De Rivera
OF behalf OF the organized piay9Oers. Ny
Iackayc will have something 10 say from
the actors point Of view. The object OF
tho federal ton is to give trial performances
OF plays that managers may see thein
acted instead Of having 10 Icau lheHl III
manuscript form
ono hundred aud My members Of the
Fcllowcraft Club OF Alma Lodge, rs, e
and y NJ, viii attend the performance OF
The Greyhound" AZ the Aston Theatre to-
night. After the tn'%tTt party "A blIil'l VIII
be given at the cafe DIES RenuX Arts.
Miss Julian Beaub!en, an actress In "A
WinsoInc Widow at the Hierfeld Moulin
Rouge, was yesterday successfully opcr-
atcd upon for appendicitis at Olsten Hos
pital. In West 6lst street: MISS Beaubieh,
whose part in the piece Is being played By
Miss Ella Warner. VIII not return to the
cast FOR several weeks.
Under the auspices Of the dramatic group
Of the Ethical Culture club. a performance
Of Admirable Crlchton" will be given on
sunday evening, MAY -, at the Lyceum
Theatre This VIII be the hrst production
Is, mis- CITY of Barries whimsical comedy
since william Gillette starred In II some
vrIrs ago The proceeds Will go TO the
National child Labor Committee.
Pierre Lott, Ia, French writer. Il to pay
nix first visit to the United States this TALL,
,ccordIn2 TO a cabIcgram from George G.
TYLER. received yesterday at tn" Offices Of
the Iich)er Company. Mr.. Lott Is part
outbor. with Mile. Judith Guutier, daughter
Al Theophile Gautier, Of The Daughter or
Heaven" the spectacular drama OF mod
,rn CHINA which is to be next seasons
century Theatre production. Hugh Ford,
the IIcLier COmpanys general stage d.
rector. left for Europe on the Adriauc
YESTERDAY
william \. Brady desires to state that
tncr. win be no home for aged actors upon
the Ucnsonhurst property formerly owned
bv .,c late Frederick W. Bert and recently
sSouircd by Mr.. Brady. He adds that he
purchased II solely 10 protect the Bert
estat..
More excitement at the HippodrOrnc. This
time the detection is IN the boxofflcc, where
Z T.. Martin yesterday announced himself
az the third employc within the month 10
have 10 confess TO an elopcment. The sec
md partv 10 the agreement was Marguerite
Mater OF Orange. y. j.. ami not OF the
Hippodrome.
The dress rehearsal OF Patience" which
is 10 be given at the Lyric Theatre begin
ming OH Monday. will be held on Sunday.
The company will not open In this piece
out of town prior to the New York premi-
ere.
The first dress rehearsal OF Lewis Wal
Ier's special star production or THE Ex-
nIorer," oy w. Somerset Vaughan, will
take place to-day at Days Theatre.