New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11

turn engagement at Hoyt's Theatre. Numerous
changes in the songs and other special features
have been made since II was seen here last. After
one week more II will be succeeded by H.. A. Du
souchet's farce, "A Man from Mexico"
The fourth week Of "Gayest Manhattan" begins
at Roster & BlaYs music hall tomorrow night,
when n new version will be presented A new book
has been written and almost the only feature that
will be retained II is said is the music OF Ludwig
Highlander In this second edition Mathews and
Buger will impersonate two men from as far West
ne nossibIe Miss Merr Osborn will introduce soms
new songs and Robert T. Graham, Frank h. Blair.
Miss Nettie Lyford and Miss Katharine Lucille
Foote will have opportunity for the display OF their
talents In the specially bill that precedes tho bur-
lesque are the three Hawthorne sisters Leon i
and his cats and dogs. the MeerS bTo'Hers' aiss
Fannie Leslie and Mile. Arniotis
The third week of Miss Manhattan" at Wal
lacks will begin with prospects Of good run for
the burlesque The dancing Of Miss Lille Collins
causes applause and favorable comment TIE g gro
tesque and acrobatc dances OF cameron anu Ha"-
ley well received as ever
The operetta 1.-THE Wedding Day. which was re-
ycaled to the public at the Casino on THURSDAY
night will be continued this week, with the array
Of familiar and favorite comic opera singers VINO
make up the cast, Miss Lillian Russell Miss Della
Fox Jefferson De Angels, William Pruette, Miss
Lucille Saunders and the rest
r, rho array of entertainers which Tony Pastor
,resents this week are Miss Hope Booth. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur c. Sidman in "A BIT or heal Lie
the four Angela Sisters, Miss Maud Raymond Har-
rgan the tramp Juggler; Billy van MISS BESSIE
Gilbert. cornetist; George Austin. wire walker;
Cha al a
the Chappelle sisters Miss Katherin Gyles In her
club Juggling act; the Craig Trio. bell-ringers joe
and Fannie Fields Miss Bonnie Goodwin ana Tony
Pastor
"The Girl from Paris" Will reach It's both per-
Torrance at the Herald Square Theatre tomorrow
night and the management VIII present new
brand of clocks TO the women who attend. The last
seat for the performance mas Deen sou 30 'hoi"
can be no question about the Size OF inc house.
Misc Marie DRESSER Will close her engagement In
..rass of the Vaudeyilles' at the Pleasure Palace
with this week Henry Lee, who has been In Lon
don and Australia for the last three years. VIII pre-
sent, fer the first time here, his entertainments
Great Men, Past and Present Inc clheHa'o-
graph displays new moving pictures, local ana for-
eirn. with views Of President McIlinley's inaugu-
rat,or Rallard the Bard rectes poetry. Tho
Howard Athenaeum Company appears, including
Hughes Mcbride and Walton; Dolan and Lenharr,
the Donovans Eddie O'Dell, Annabelle. Lottie Nor
timer and Littlest Egypt The features for to-days
concert include Marie Dressler, George Fuller Col
don rosonhine Sabel, the Imperial Quartet Slaie
murray RYAN and Richfeld. the Five Belles anu
the Cinematograph
The important feature Of the bill at Proctors
Theatre Twenty-thlrd-st.. this week VIII De FRANK
Rush In Girl Wanted" a farce that a'tords hIin
opportunity to introduce his dialect stories IN the
character OF Isaac Wasselowski who undertakes 10
manage the Hurry-Up Restaurant Among the act
ors are the Dillon Brothers. Ola Hayden hayoen
ord tJetberton Mason and Healy. the three Lano
,,s.ers and Ed Christie. Gus Williams VIII appear
bo,ween the second and third acts OF Gilt
wanted" The new motion pictures OF the cine
rootocranh will comprise series OF views OK Pres
,dent NcKinley's Inauguration. Maym keiso ana
Harriet Sterling will appear IN sSe'f i ra,rs NH
..anrii Fool" The Gotham City COMEDY our W.
ppor, ,bern selves and the lie Moyne brothers ana
other performers are included in the programme
Az m. Grand Opera House this week "so"ns
,h. wind" will be the attraction The long run Ok
rita nlav at the Empire Theatre Will De remem-
hered The present cast is headed by j. H. H.'-
-. 81. prab,zon Thomas Whifen as MI. WeS
iti iiius' end Miss Maud Edna Hall as Rosamond
A new series Of spring concerts VIII oes'n ~ us
ra,r Musee this afternoon, and will be continued
tbrouoh the week. They will consist OF Important
work, Of standard and popular composers and the