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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1908
Page
41
Stage Affairs features McCain lectures on Rome at Carnegie Lyceum. At Majestic Theatre the week’s closing engagement for The Old Homestead draws two matinees, with next attraction The Red Mill. A mix of Belasco and Bijou shows, drama and musical pieces fill the season with stars like Arliss, Fairbanks, and Mann noted for ongoing success.
The period will stage afternoon shows. Miss Elliott ends her engagement Saturday night. Monday, Feversham arrives with The World and His Wife and The Barber of New Orleans. Drew remains popular in Jack Straw. Coghlan and Forbes bring laughs in The Traveling Salesman. Molnar's The Devil draws nightly crowds.
Edgar Selwyn and Elsa Ferguson star in Pierre of the Plains at the Hudson Theatre with afternoon shows on Wednesday and Saturday. The production is expected to run long on the stage. Knickerbocker Theatre presents The Girls of Gottenberg a song and dance revue led by James Blakeley with usual matinees.
Liberty Theatre announces eight more performances of Wildfire. Miss Russell extends engagements nationwide. Next Monday Mr Thompson presents Via Wireless with a four act cast including Holt Meachum Thomas Miltern Mack McWade Granger Arden McCord Stone Wright Morell Mc Ginn Webster Doane Monroe Smith Patton Kaufman Spelvin Arnold Mackay Mackub? Hubbard. Burke in Love Watches enters third month on stage for two months. Afternoon shows Thursday and Saturday. Lyric Theatre reports Absolutely crowded as Lulu Ginser stars in Mé Mischief.
The article reviews current theatre fare in Boston and New York. Jessie Bonstelle leads a production at the Majestic and Mr A I Wilbur runs the theatre while Gabriel the youngster from Winsor McCay’s Little Nemo captivates crowds at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
The house reopens Monday night November 2 with Marie Cahill in The Boys and Betty written by George W Hobart with music by Silvio Hein. Paid in Full continues nightly starring Miss Albertson and Mr Hatch. The Gay White Way comes this week after Casino run with De Angelis Camille D Arville Emma Carus Harry MacDonough and Post and Russell in the cast. Two matinees this week.
Nox Metain delivers the second lecture at Carnegie Lyceum tonight focusing on Rome old and new. He will share findings from a spring visit, and illustrate with photographs of St Peter's Basilica the Vatican Palace the Pantheon and notable galleries.
Dwight L. Elmendorf presents five Sunday lectures starting November 15 at Carnegie Hall titled From the Polar Sea to the Garden of Allah. Themes include Norway and the Midnight Sun, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, and The Desert or Garden of Allah with lively country descriptions.
The Hippodrome show runs twice daily with sporting days featuring boat races circus and horse racing. A ten act circus parade follows each performance. The Ballet of Birdland and The Battle in the Skies are among crowd pleasing exhibitions attracting patrons.
An ode to Don Quixote praising steadfast honor, truth, and love. The poem imagines aspiring to knightly deeds, defending the weak, and living boldly against a world of mockery, referencing E H Sothern in Collier's Weekly as the source.
A list of showtimes and features for major New York venues including the Academy Alhambra American and Astor as well as the Empire and Lyceum Theatres. Highlights mention vaudeville performances, new acts by Clarice Mayne and James Tate, and notable acts by Mabel Barrison Joseph E Howard and Harry Lauder.
The Variety theatres announce this week features Nat M Wills Frank Moulan Maude Lilian Berri in The Hair and Heiress with Winsor McCay Al Fields Carrie De Mar Tom Nann and the Sharp Brothers. Amelia Bingham begins here tomorrow with Big Moments from Great Plays and will select scenes from Mile Merni Mme Sans Gene School for Husbands Modern Lady Godiva. Harry Lauder appears at Lincoln Square Theatre during the week of November 16 with tickets on sale. Colonial Theatre resumes Arnold Daly in Beoming an Editor from Mark Twain.
London reviewer surveys Hubert Henry Davies new comedy Leg Epping's Lawsuit about a society notable who keeps a coronet box of rejected plays. The piece objects to fashionably aloof authorship among women of rank, noting the rarity of true dramatic ambition within smart society and contrasting with earlier social hostess figures.
Sousa and his band will perform Sunday night at the Metropolitan Opera House to raise funds for the Firemen's Memorial Fund. Tickets priced from 25 cents to 1 dollar have seen strong advance sales.
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