New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

The play selected FOR the summer stock company
at the Herald Square Theatre this week is "A Cele
brated Case" play remembered we'll by those
who recall the best days Of the Union Square The
atre The cast employs r. large number of the best
members Of the company new Cunan dIama
for production at this theatre.
s The Lambs have had an arduous but prosperous
week on the road with their Star GamboL Since
the opening performance at tho Metropolitan Opera
House last Monday night the organization has Wis
tied Boston Springfield Brooklyn. Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Washington. Pittsburg and Chicago a
final performance will be given tomorrow night at
Walacks Theatre. The cast and the programme
Will be the week ago at the Motropol-
! itan.
1.-The Moth and the Flame will begin new week
at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow night. Having
passed its Nfteth performance It seems likely 10
go til the rain and the cold end and the
hot weather comes.
The White Squadron will be continued at the
Grand Opera House until further notice The cast
is headed by Robert Hilliard Commander Victor
Staunton. William Harcourt Charles Bowser. Elmer
Grandn. Pierce Kingsley. w. ct. Clair. Louis
Ha!nes Logan Paul. Miss May Wheeler. Miss
Annie Haynes and Miss Katie Pierson appear in
stage between the third and fourth acts. dressed
Columbia. and sings new National hymn by Al
bert Elery Berg, after which war pictures are
thrown. on the curtain.
exhibition at the Eden Musee ono in the entrance
hall. is a reproduction OF section Of the cruiser
Olympia The interior Of the barbette is shown. a
is pointing out over the harbor where there
Spanish rnen-of-war. Tho gun Is about TO be
fred. Three sailors manipulating the gun. and
officer and assistant directing the fire. The
second group is one Of the Army and Navy. In the
one side figures OF Sampson Dewey. Schley
and sigsbee. AT the other side are General Miles,
General Shafter. heutenant-Coonel Roosevelt and
cavalry Officers. n
the camp. other officers.
Miss Elita Proctor Otis who entertained tho
audiences Proctor's Pleasure Palace last week.
will this week appear at Proctor's Twenty-third
ct theatre. playing MY Millner's Bill" She will
be assisted by Theodore Babcock. other features
OF the bill will be Misc Lotto ellison, Mr. and
Mrs. Franz Wiczek. violinists: the Edison war
graph" the slvers Daley and Hilton and Law
The usual long and varied bill will be presented
at tho Pleasure Palace this week 1t will include
Helene Nora John c. Rice and Sally Cohen Ed
ison's "war-graph," with half dozen new views
taken from Tampa showing the United States
troops preparing for action Trovoo. venriloquist:
Edmund Hayes and Emily 1ytton' Burke and An.
Howley and Leslie. Conroy and Mcfarland Royce
and Black. Maziotta. Mile. Flora and half n dozen
vaudeville stage Of Laura Joyce Bell at this house
The Sunday concert will Introduce a long list OF
performers headed by Eliza Proctor Otis and Theo-
dOre Babcock.
The public will be continuously amused at Tony
Pastors this week by the four Cohans in George
NJ. Cohans Money TO Burn: Miss Florrie West
Mile. 1rma Orbisany. with her troop OF trained
cockatoos; Maud Mcintyre. the Willett and Thorns
Comedy Company. in AN Uptown Flat; Beeson.
comb. Barnet and Learned. In Love In n Mill
ner's Shop; lie Clair and Hayes George A
Poole's war Picturesque" and Tony Pastor
Cooks Tour" tho new burlesque which Is IN
preparation at Roster & Biars Is expected TO be
ready for the stage Among tho attractions
Rogers brothers Hector and Lauraine. grotesqus
acrobats "Budd" Snyder trick bicyclist: May Bel
fort, soubrete Josie De Witt, violinist Servais Ie
Roy, illusonist: Laneslow. slack-wire sharpshoot-
+ ers. head-to-head balancers, and Paulinetti and
PiQuo, acrobats, and others.
Mr.. Hammerste.n's War Bubbles" will be seen
on the roof Of Olympia this week Some changes
and additions have been made in H. and there will
naturally De others "a 1t goes on Miss Marguerite
Sylvia Will remain this week. and so will Nelson
Downs, the coin juggler Some new entertainers
will be added TO the list
The final performances Of John Philip Sousa's
patriotic spectacle Tho Trooping OF the Colors"
are announced at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Two performances VIII be given tomorrow. with
Sousa VIII offer part OF his programme the
following selectons
Overture, ''Das Modell' ..............-. sun,a
Prelude 10 Cnvaleria Rusticana' .Nascsgni
March '.Ihe Bride-E1ect.' " '''i so,sa
Song. Good Night and Pleasant :. Bschor
Miss Nela Bergen.
Second Hungarian Rhapsody. Observation-Disclosures. IAsEt