New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The fact that a good performance VIII draw any
where has beer demonstrated by the management
OF Herrmanns Theatre. The business last week
was excellent The programme for the coming week
includes Mile. Rialta. James Thornton, Miss Bonnie
Thornton w. II. Sloan, formerly OF ''lis2'; the
-Four Emperors of Music" the Gregory Trio Ray
Burton, Sheridan and Forrest, Murray and Alden
John K. Harry. the Darling sisters. Morton ana
Bayer the Ross brothers. Allan May. now in his
fourteenth week. and others
Miss Evangene Irving who played for three
years with Miss Rosna Vokes. has become MEM
Der of AuglIstin Days company. She Is sister
of Miss Isabelle Irving. formerly OF Mr.. DAILY y
company and now under a three years contract
with Daniel Frohman
AT 2:3O D. M Oh Tuesday what is termed "a liter
ary and musical afternoon" Will begin at the Car
den Theatre under the auspices of the Professional
Women's League. The subject for discussion Will
be "The Twentieth Century Woman and papers Will
be read by Miss Maud Banks. Miss Mary Shaw. Mrs.
Rachel McAuley Mrs. Katheriee Hearn. Mrs. Edwin
Knowles Mrs Haryot Holt Cahoon and others.
Incidentally there will be a musical programme
Lillian Russell will sing. and 50 will Miss Fielding
Roessle Mandolin and banjo duets VIII be played
by the Abbott sisters and violin solo by Miss Ber
tina Behrens; Miss Jean Grafton will be the ac-
conpanist. Tickets have been placed at 81.
On Thursday. for the benefit of the Fresh Air
Fund of the Wayside Workers. \. NJ. Palmer has
given the OF the Garden Theatre. and Will pro-
duce Uncle Million Il new comedy by James Nor
timer The are laid in York CITY ana
the mountains OF Virginia. The east VIII include
lanes o. Barrows Charles j. Bell Louis y Glover.
Arthur Giles r. j. Lawrence j. X. kcefe. Henry
Doughty r. J. Dustan. and the Misses Lillian Law
renee tienevra Ingersoll Amy Whitney and BiJou
Fernandez. -,
The Madison Square Theatre will be closed this
week for preparations for the production of Rival
Candidates by c. f. Darcy, author of I'm Old
Kentucky and l. y. Morris Joseph Wheeock
Francis Carlyle George Il. tdeson. Henry"r Chan
frau John II. Browne, Louis Haines Miss Lillian
Lawrence Miss I.otte Alter and Miss Mary Barker
will have the chief parts.
These artists will appear at the benefit for Frank
Nj REYNOLDS at the Bijou Theatre tonight: Miss
isabelle. Trauhart Miss Kate Davis. Jules Levy.
Miss Jennie Joyce. Miss Katherine X. Howe Senior
ia Maria Coday, Miss Gertrude Reynolds. Miss
Homie Thornton, Miss Josephine Knapp Miss
Emily Kan. Miss Grace Ogden Walter Jones. John
" Ransome James Thornton. Dan Mason. Thomp
son and Collins w. l.. Mack Tim Cronin. Charles
East wood David Warheld, the Dore brothers. Guy
standing and the Columbia Quartet
The bin OF attractions at the Atlantic Garden this
week is q strong Jules Keller. the Human
Enigma" who excited great interest last week
with his acrobatc feats Is the feature OF the pro-
gramme The following performers will make their
first appearance: Clark and Angelina comedy sketch
artists; Ernest Joungman the comedian In electri-
cal novelties; Martha Heuer the Vienna chanso-
nette Escher.s Elite Lady Orchestra will be heard
in entirely new programme The Worlds Fair
first prize monster pneumatic orchestrion Will play
between the performances.