New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Charles Coehlan will play THE Royal BOX ior
only two weeks longer at the Garden Theatre. -"
effort was made TO keep him in New-forK lot
longer time. but It found impossioie 10 MANI
the necessary arrangements with out-of-town man
ayers and so tho tour will have TO be c9n,'NVueJ V
The fftieth performance OF me ply H,rn,rv m and
there will be souvenirs On Tuesday ai.ro ai.ernoTn Vi
this week Mr. Coghlan Will give p'0'eSs'""'
matinee.
Nothing new is to be noted OF the engagemeh' "
Miss Maude Adams In The Little Minister d, '"o
Garrck Theatre The house Is filed elgnt tIneS ia a
week and there seems 10 be no prospect OF any I'M
mediate change in this condltloii'
A. ~. ame1ca, Theatre this week the Castle
souare Company will present Ambroise Thornass
"Mgnon" Miss Grace Golden VIII sing the uve
part Miss Yvonne de Treville ana MISS A'hena
Russell will alternate In the part OF fei'ia "S'
Lizzie Macn.cho will make her reappeaianc III e
company as Frederick; Joseph F. sheehan Will sing
Wilhelm Meister: Arthur Wooley Laertes; william
Wolf Lothario: Raymond Hitchcock Antonioi o., anu h
John Read Garno Another poppas 5nae VINO viii take
part In 4 are Miss Pauline Hell MRS Msie Artbur
Woo,ev the Misses Carroll Miss Renard and Miss
Mckenzie.
The nrosperous course Of Miss May Irwin ana her
company in The Swell Miss Fitzwelr is umnter
rpted at the Bijou Theatre Her negro songs ana
the dancing and singing OF the other menu .b ~ ~
the company prove no less entertaining '""' "
first
The rep.rtory OF the Irving Place Theatre for
| This week hns been arranged as follows: Monday
| "Dpdes of vienna: Tuesday Oast time) The Bat
Wednesday Oast time). Hans Huckebein"; % %Inurs-
day b ETdaX ee"a %4d s2tfdsM Min Nine fqds Kopaesy |
! Frank Daniels will return TO town tomorrow ana
will appear with his company IN the evening a.
the Harlem Opera House in The ldoi Eye 'no
latest operetta by Harry B. smith ana N,Stoi Niie
bert the authors OF The Wizard OF tne nei, MI
The work will be presented IN sve1 IN its recent
successful run there
Tho attraction for the week at the Grand opera
1Iouso will be "In Old kentucky which VIII Dc
| presented with a complete new outrt OIL s0e"o''
got ND for this seasons tour me ins n%1nG and
me me manv other enteranng features will be re-
memberei by all who have seen TINS Pia!
Tho several wax groups Illustrating the Cuban
War NJ the Eden Musee have recently been re-
arranged and now in especially e0oi or en-
| The cnenatograph has new Vle"s' anu ''0
certs go on
.rbe Telephone Girl" goes on at the casino
Two new songs will be added tomorrow hnsn'.
This entertainment will be presented as mas alreauy
been announced at a special matinee on Iuesoay
of,ernoon Cor the benefit of Dan DAILY. who was
hgrt o, o Se s see Of in Boston
An AUCTION sale Of seats ,anoon l9r 5n's at ocock
The engagement OF THE White Heather at the
Boston Theatre. which was to begin IN Feoruary.
has been postponed till next season. IN order INA.
the me9arama may Tfman rem 5ay a. there ere thus far has
| been extremely gratifying.
The probable run of The Conquerors az INC
Empire Theatre for some time to come IS an
nounced
The Ballet Girl Is likely remain at the Man
chr
| change is soon 10 be made In the management OF
the theatre But II the piece leaves the Manhattan
is likely to- & 20 s to some new oer sonr tomorrow night
The bill for this week at Roster & Bal's will be
made up as usual partly Of features retained from
last week and partly Of new ones. Among those
who stay are Charmion Albert A. Guile the tenor;
De Bessel modeer in clay; Caicedo. with his feats
on the high wire: Irma Orbasany and her troupe
OF trained cockatoos; the three Polos. gyTlnasls,
the elevated ladder and Clarisse Agnew souoTette.
The newcomers are Mle nora AtperU br nvsfer5ns g'
globe.
A new song Will be sung tomorrow night at the
Herald Square Theatre. in the performance Of Tine
French Maid" by Henry Norman. 1t IS called "A
Tar at a Masquerade" The words are by Robert
Hobart Davis and the music BY Sonrad Won Gech On
January 81 will be duplicates OF those OF the lcoth
| performance.
The audiences at Keiths this week will be en-
tertained by the animated music sheet. In which
the heads Of colored singers are used In place OF
the notes with Sadie Fox the soloist; Leo
nidass troupe OF cats and dogs; Bert Coote, in "A
Supper for Two. in which Julie Kingsley assists; s
re My1Ge 1G & Psk opi5n Bqney assied Fse
by Clara Morton; Gracey and Burnette. the Mari.
aSd naF Rchards @ Beahan and Dakin Master Dan Me-
Carthy, and half dozen others.
do IN tba
manuscript Of "A New Yorker" by W. II. Post.
the play will be continued at Hoyt's Theatre. Rob-
ert Hard Is assisted IN the acting OF the play
by Mrs Louise Thorndyke Boucicault Miss Ger
,rude Green. Earle Ryder and Dore Davidson. oh
susannah!' which IS now running at the Royalty
Theatre London VIII & be rSd M at MaSG o[ a4 on
Miss Marion Lester Miss Maggie Fielding Miss
Alfred Hickman. Robert Cotton Frank Doane and
| others.
At the Pleasure Palace this week the bill Is head
ed by NJ Rudinoff the French entertainer recent
arrival in this country. Filson and Enrol appear In
"A TIP on the Derby" "Frederic Lematre" Will
be presented by Charles B. Welles. There is clever
equestrian act by the Meers sisters. Other enter
tanning acts provided by Frencelli and Lewis.
the Fransioli sisters dancers; Howard and Blanc ND
a MsTe mmG GTaSs sn hs ReTeM RcUh oa Toa '
! songs and dances and Mailer and Comfy. dancers
hs % anS Gasy S6Ss +
kin Lew Dockstader. Fison and Errol. Arthur and
! Jennie Dunn, Evans and Nidocq. Pete Baker. Foy
! and Clark f. p. Quinn the Rice Trio. Georgia
! Earnhart and others.
Miss Nance O'Ncil and Mckee Rankin have been
re-engaged TO appear at Proctors Theatre. Twenty
| third-st for one more week. and they have select
ed a condensed scene from True to Life" Miss
Dean Edsall Will make her debut In vaudeville at
this house in n sketch entitled THE Two Rubles,"
| in which she Will be supported by Frank j. Keenan,.
The living pictures are still potent attraction
Miss Jessie Couthou, Will appear in her monologue
| Alice Ravmond the cornettist with John KVr-
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