New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26


shown not only by the large attendance. put 10y
the curiosity and effectiveness OF the 10th Within
and without the theatre.
Only one week now remains OF the engagement OF
Nat c. Goodwin and his company in IAN Ameri-
can Citizen" at the Knckerbocker Theatre. lhcy
will be followed next week by Miss Ju'ia MAJ
lowe, who will begin her short engagemen' v ~,
Like it, She will give this play for only a few few
nights ana VIII then present sent others Oh "e'
"The Hlghwayrnan' has established itself UNI
mistakably at the Broadway Theatre. the house
which has always been Dig and hard one 10 h'''
is flied constantly The 1ew opepetdia s has AT AT
the game time there Is plenty In 1t that 10 ahus"s'
THE Princess and the butterfly" enters the
sixth week OF It's run Tomorrow night at the
I.yceum Theatre, and Its success continues UNI UNI
abated Miss Manner!ng as the wllfui ltaiInn anu m,
Miss Opp the Princess continue 10 arouse W.
terest.
Miss MauIc Adams and Tine Little Minister
still All the Garrick Theatre ut every performance
that they give including the Wednesday and Sat
urday ratnecs. Miss Adams IS as great IA faVor-
tie with the women in the audience as good
many Of the so-caed matinee actors nave Dren
and they seem to delight especially. TOO. IN Inc
Little Minister"
on New Years night John Drew will end his
present engagement At the Empire Theatre. He
hos had two months there IN the Dumas Grundy
comedy "A Marriage OF Convenience" 1t was MS
intention to appear In two other plays. one OF
them entitled ''One Summers pay, and the other s
Henry Arthur JoGess hs Liars nmg Which,
he will play at Wallacks Theatre when he returns
10 town later in the season. The Jones COMEDY
viii not be- given this season. but will be reserved
for his next years BILL
10 opa-
ncrt Of "A Ward OF France" at Wallacks The
afro The absence Of Maurice barrymore from the
cast for the FIRST few nights Of last week did not
seem to affect the prosperity OF the R R, es 81,
Peclally The niiTac'lq" TO SuGS'Tn au rneodramo
THE Salt ~ the Earth.
Never Again." the farce which has had long
and prosperous run at the Garrick Theatre, VIII
hc seen this week at the Harlem Opera House
Several member ~ ,hc east are still the same as
when III. fare" was Hrst presented at the Garrick
Tho cornpan; includes r. VI. Holland. Fritz VIII
iains. samuel Led ocorge M4ri3n, gam@- XII Nj
Grace Kmnan Miss My Robson Miss Blanche
Burton and Miss Anita Kothe
Tho White Heather" proves to be n good holt
dav attraction for tho Academy Of Music Chill
drcn attend the "Wednesday and Saturday matincc'
IN large numbers and enjoy the pictorial elects
Of The play 1t IS oF'P S an and o
m,l. s,ronrly TO the dramatic taste 0: its con
attucncy.
Tn. hill prepared for Tony Pastors Theatre for
this weck f. headed BY Miss Johnston Bennett ana
C,org. ". Leslie IN their amusing onc-act play.
Other features Of tn continuous performance Will
De- Gur WILLIAMS. IN songs. stories ana Rotations
". Iron. Franklin. descrlptiv" and topical singer
Iew Hawkins. Cann'll and Carleton. Rtmzh an
N-no and th.r Hlond.n donk"y. Campbell and
Ij.wlcv AMI Icsl.e Louise Rochofort ana Ala
May. In thcir musical sketch. behind the Scencs.'
aad M,r'He AID Agere
4, tho HcraIl sllnrc Theatre "Ths French Maid"
has started N Tor another hundred performances
Mn- Al,,e Archer has succeeded Miss Anna ROB
in-ou b. The part 81 Dorothy Trav'r'. and sings
v's',h Mr.. m the orlglaaI sore b.; have never
bon sung hero before Mr. I|igoow will introduc"
tw, now >tauzls In his Table dII6te' song to-
morrow nigh,
Doris's Winter Circus grows IN popularity and
prosperity. now that the public is finding out that
T. g. a serious nTair. and not visionary scheme
for,dooucd {, iguom!nioUs failure. Nothing Is more
approufltt. as 3 holiday Amusement FOR the chill
df.r than a circus. and Mr. Doris Offers II In an
m. pI,.c T. looks as u iho oil question Of TIE
po.~.bLiiy ~ - winter circLs In Ncw-York was
about settled
Holiday crowds are nllirs the Fourteenth Street
Theatre IN Andrew Macks second month az this
mar" notahi" feature OF his engagcmcn, Is that
hundreds OF women aud children attend the matt
nee performance He Is favorItc with the chill
dreu.
Tac Pleasure Palace offers FOR the present holiday
w,,k AN extensive bill. with excerpts from opera.
CIRCUS drama and minstresy The entertainment
nlI Doc epuiinuous from l.2J TO II D. m. With an
carly noouday opening on New-Y"ar's Day. All
bro. one or two 1cts NJ" new uptown Helene
sb.s Iisrtftf b. Of har
voice Mcintyre ana Heath hresen; their sketch.
Tho Two Georgia Minstrcs." Williams and
" tlkrr have new songs - supplement their orig
lrll "Oh / Don't know; Charles H. Sweet the
tramp piano player. combines music WITH jest
ana anti, Two attractive acts " Gauticr's
,quc.tr.ln exhibition. IN which h. PERFORM fcats
OF horscmanship on a table Liz, Htructure high
ai-oye the stage. and the tricks Of JESSIE. the
b,boon s5mersnu, rider. The five Clstlliaus Of
fer "A @ ne OF Wits" Dclvess Maronettcs ar
ford mcrrmcnt for the little folks. The Street
& Of h EAT !hc ' Th E 9n@ aHaee Conf of
bin. hand balancing with groicsque dancing.
from Ronachcr's Vienna. who make ;hcr American
debut. John Gimme: Is a clown jugslcr; and there
Gus concor, to-day there are Alice Anterior. Edwin
and Mcdonald. the Willctt and Thornc COMPANY.
si!ur and Evans. Banco Benedetto. Annie VIII
muih-C urrau Hastings and Wright and dozen
other special entertainers
The Sew Year programme at Proctors Theatre.
Twenty,t hird-st., contains many surprises FOR the
crowds OF holiday shoppers. Mckee Rankin and
Miss Nance O'Nel Will present a condensed version
OF "Ollvcr Twist" Auguste Van Bienc and his COM
pany appear In AN Old Love Song little play
which gives Mr. Van Bcno opportunity to intro
ducc his 'cco playing. The living pictures are
rs uopuIar az ever. \ New Years picture entitled
..lSeS.' Will be added TO the series tomorrow.
The Actress and the Bcll-}oy. "A Strange catas-
trophe' and "a Damage Suit are participated In
Ly Arthur and Jennie Dunn. Lizzie Evans and
Harry Mails and Herbert Cawthorne and susie For
,.s,cr rrspcctlvey. The Storm Dance Will have
is first production here. 1t IL biz OF ballet In
trnducing electrical effects Other acts In the
iinuous h.ll are those u Lizzie Derious DAILY.
collins and Collins. dancers; the Particles IN an
ncrobatic and pantomimic act; Farrell and Stark.
comic bicyclers: Wilbur and I'M. banjosts: Crow
lev and Foley. and Pete Baker. For to-day's con-
t,nuoiIs concert Helene Mora. Charles II. Sweet.
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