New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

~ Hal" II is entitled ''Thc Squire OF Danes" and
IS from the French OF Dumas.
William Il. Hayden. manager for Stuart Robson,
announce that in consequence Of the success OF
Mrs. Ponderbury's Past" the new farce adapted
from the French by the editor Of Punch" Mr.
Garrck lie has been greeted at every performance
by numerous and cordial audience.
The Empire Theatre will be closed on Monday and
Tuesday evenings and Wednesday Michael and
His Lost Angel" Il new drama by Henry Arthur
Jones will be produced. the Empire Theatre stock
company filling the cast The company has been
absent from It's home theatre for seven months.
There will be q London production At Henry Try;
Miss Marion Terry In the chef parts. on " ehhrSlay
over little before the curtain rings up on the En-
pire Theatre production.
Pinero's new play 1.-The Benefit OF the Doubt
begins its second week at the Lyceum Theatre to-
morrow night on three afternoons Of this week
Max ORell is to give lectures. thus: Monday. Her
Royal Highness. woman" Wednee lay The I,itu'
american Society Up To Date.
The ono hundredth performance Of THE Heart OF
Maryland" Will be celebrated AZ the Herald Square
Theatre To- morrow night. and an unusually hand
souvenir is promised. The play is suli draw
ing large houses
The programme A. the Irving Place Theatre this
week VIII be varied. on MONDAY. Tuesday ami
Wednesday Eek Phl.pp's drama. The Th0rny
Path" Will be given. on Thur lay Mosors Luck
in Love-" n comedy. VII have ST. first proin'-
tion in this country. end a. VIII Doe repeated al the
Saturday matlnea ON Friday evening Schler's
william Tell" VIII b. presented. with Matthew
PfcI In the title part. For Saturday evening con
rei has arranged festival performance 10 honor ~
the tweu;y-Gf'h anniversary ~ the proclamation Of
those who win take part VIII Doe the violin Nrtnoso
Franz OndrizceK. ami the opera singers Miss Mimic
picture, illustrating the painting Of the proclamation
of the German Empire hy Anton N'tnr9i "i ne
.Thc ZION Cross originally wr.uen for me Berlin
one-act farce by Gustav kaiclhurg.
At the Garden Theatre tomorrow night Augustus
Thomas and Edward ". Townseni's stage version
OF the latter's "Chmmie Faiden' Will be seen FOR
the Arst time here Charles II. Hopper personihes
Chimm.e He is aided by company including
George Nash Cuyler Has,lnss. Wn .cowper WIZ
iuroHg Sidney Price. John sIh,rana Harry raw
inss. = r. james Bc.h Franklin. Miss carrie keel
er Miss Irene Vancour. Miss Fanny Denham
Rouse and Miss Marie Rates.
Excelsior. Jr. IS s,n ne attraction Mt the
Olympia Theatre. Last Monday night Il celebrated
its nftieth anniversary performance Tho ono hun
drcl,h performance o. his cntcrta .ninent IS an
no change In the cast
There seems 10 be nothing % moment n be said
OF the career Of The Sporting Duchcss' NJ the
Academy Of Music 1t goes on ami seems TO give
satisfaction to IL audiences and ~ managers
The Irish Artist" with Chauncey Olcott In tho
leading part viii be the attraction at the Columbus
Theatre this week. Mr.. Oico't IL singing well at
present and he has excellent opportunity In this
piece for The display Of bis talents The same '-
pany. scenery ana ac''r-orirS seen a' lHr ipNi-
tecnth Street Theatre Will be used AZ the Columbus
AN Artists Model" is continued at the Broadway
Theatre. New songs and specaltes are often intro
ducel. one Of the recent songs added IS The Vol
unteer
o,rhc County Fair" VIII remain at tho Star Thea
tire a little longer ana before starting on his tour
with it N,n burgess Will deliver on" Of his prom
lscd lectures on the Roman drama. probably on
TUESDAY afternoon. January 81 The subject VIII
be "'rhe Caliivcs" Of Terrence and The M"noerh-
mi" OF Plautus IL says that he VIII demonstrate
Pair of spccaclos" ana viii dra" many inier1si.ns
analogics hct"con the concNgs u ancient Rome
ana the humorous plays oi to-day
The crime groups in the Chamber OF Horrors a.
the Eden Musec have been remoae.led and rear
ranged within the last week. The changes that nave
been made in the arrangement Of the groups make
the surroundings more Gear and have been bToughi
dition 20 the wax work. display, tho afternoon ana
evening concerts by Koevessys orchestra are "
source Of nuch interest.
Northern Lights" continues 10 be the attraction
at the American Theatre. II enters on IN" fourth
week Of It's run tomorrow night II has qualities
OF melodramatlc attractivenrss when nave war
ranted It's stay
The programme to be presented at Roster &
Rlars this week will include the first appearance in
al
from Eldorado, Paris. Paul Cinqucva, the jugeler
in programme: the living pictures. Or Leo
Sommors Hungarian Gypsy Band; the Marlo-Dun-
ham Trio. in their midar triple horizontal bar act
seals and lions; NJ Bernlto musical mimic. and
Paul Martinelt and his pantomime company, in "A
Large audiences have attended the first weeks
performance Of "a Black sheep" Charles H. Hoyt's
farce at Hoyts Theatre. The Indications are
that it will 20 the way Of It's predecessors in the
Tony Pastor is " run his theatre the old plan
for only week longer and then he will turn IL
into continuous Performance house. His bin for
this week consists OF Harlan and Robinson. vlo-
linsts guitarlsts. concertina solorts and varied
musical experts. Miss Josephinc Sabcl. character
singer; LYDIA Dreams; James c. Donovan and Miss
Fannie Donovan In their sketch entitled "'rhe
Other Dog; the Kodaks Kittie and Maurice. aero
Ddtc artists, j, =. HaiiInS.oi' VINO VIII MAKE MS
the Ryders: Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh. in "A sketch OF
Welsh life. age and Youth" and Tony Pastor.
The one week in which Peter f. Daley is to be
seen In '"The Night clerk" at the Harlem Opera
House viii begin tomorrow night. Mr. DALEY viii
be assisted by Miss Jennie Yeamans John Sparks.
Gertrude Fort. Frank Tannehlll. jr. Raymond
Hitchcock Rita Emerson. Freda Depew. BERTHE
Dyar. Ida Rock. Eva Butler, Hugh Mack Charles
Sturgis Lawrence Sheehan. NJ j. Sullivan. William
Keough, Peter Randall. the olympia Quartet. Amy
Reeves and Rene STREET.. Matine~s VIII be given
Wednesday and Saturday.
AT Proctor's Pleasure Palace Mr. Proctor has
shown energy and ingenuity In securing attractions.
Weber and Fields; and the Twin Sisters Abbott make