New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

| Theatre.
hence and It is likely 10 be extended st, iaoo' "
| the public appreciation Of the play continues
| Richard Mansfield will tomorrow night pegn IL
weeks engagement at the Harlem opera House III
which time the theatre-goers uptown VIII nave
| the opportunity OF again seeing this actor III MS
series Of characters, and In addition Heorse Der
nard Shaws play, 1.-THE Devils DISCIPLE ""ic"
ran for a long time at the Fifth Avenue Lheatre
earlier In the season The following arrangeme,m,
Of the repertory IS announced; M9naay
TnS s,0" King Richard mr. wednesday evening
"a PaT Snx Se Merchant Of
day evening ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE
| Miss Maude Adams and The Little Minister
| are still looking to the end OF the season AT .he
| Garrick Theatre and to earlier PERIOD for tho
| end OF their run The theatre presents the same
crowded appearance each night that the Empire
dd when this Play rSa
Torrance is now approaching
After nine weeks successful run at the Lyceum
| Theatre, Pineros comedy THE Princess and the
| Butterfly" will be withdrawn next Saturday night.
| The play will form the chief feature Of the Lyceum
| Company's spring tour in the larger cities On
Monday January It VIII be rep,aceI EN-, at t,e
of knowledge"
1.-THE Lily Of Killarney" Is announced for the
| week at the American Theatre. being the fourth
production Of the OF the Castle Square
| opera Company Several members Of the COM
pany who have not appeared before Will have
parts in IT, The first OF the proposed series Of
night Nine. Georgine Won Januschowski will be
the leading attraction and several OF the fayorlte
members OF the company will sing. There will be
other soloists from outside the regular organiza-
ton and the full chorus and an enlarged orchestra
Will take part
James A. Herne will play "shore Acres" at the
| Fifth Avenue Theatre for week more. The
piece has proven TO be still attractive. In spite
OF its previous long runs In town. Next week Miss
Fanny Davenport Will occupy this theatre; play
ing several Of the sardou plays which she an, an,
nounced less than q year ago that she nau Ialu
aside forever.
The following programme for the week has been
arranged at the Irving Place Theatre: Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings and Saturday
matinee. Strauss operetta. THE Bat" with Nine
Julie Kopacsy as Adela; Tuesday evening. the last
farce, Hans Huckebein'; Thursday evening evening,
Gigerin in Wien" a farce in four acts, by Joseph
Ing.
In "A Ward Of France" which will be seen at
tho Grand Opera House next week. Maurice Bar
rymore plays the part Of pirate and Miss Elta
Proctor Otis the part of a Creole fortune teller
The play will be presented with the original com
pany, scenery and costumes. Just rs at Wallack's
Theatre during its recent engagement there
BY means OF frequent changes the interest Is
kept up In "Pousse Cafe" at Weber 81 Fields's
Music Hail. and the house Is kept constantly well
filed. More additions and variations are promised
for this week The vaudeville bill Is headed by
George Fuller Golden. The usual concert will be
given this evening.
THE Telephone Girl" continues OF the Casino.
and the fftieth performance. with souvenirs. VIII
be reached on February 2. This company has
oil thas
the whole organization will appear at the Shaftes-
bury Theatre next summer.
At Roster & Balls this week Charmion will con-
tinue her trapeze performance. Irma Orbasany,
with her troop Of trained cockatoos, IS retained
also and so are the three Polos. with their aero
batic act: Delmoro and Lee. gymnasts; the De
Kock troop of acrohats; De Bessel, the modellsr
Charlse Agnew. The new numbers on the pro
tai balancing TO be seen for the first time In
New-York City; Carrie Fredericks and Mile Lora.
Andrew Mack will begin the last week OF his stay
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow night.
continuing his performances Of AN Irish Gentle
man." Next week the stage OF this house Will be
occupied by Ward and Nokes. in The Governors
After them viii come the annual engagemeInt OF
Chauncey O!cott. who will again appear in Sweet
lnniscara.
Tony Pastor makes announcement Of the follow
ing attractions for the week at his theatre: Odell
Williams supported by his company In 1.-THE
Judges Wooing'; Miss Madge Ellis, Edwin Latel,
Slime and Evans. in "A Frsky Doctor; Miss Jessie
for MI the ah the MsSes Cooke and
Clinton: Joe WEIGH Lorraine and Howell, Adolph
schen's knoptikon Fred Mortimer and Miss Jewell
Darrell and Saville and Stuart
Miss May Irwin is approaching her Tooth per-
Torrance of THE Swell Miss Fitzwe' at the Bijou
Theatre. The announcement Of her Intention OF
playing in London next summer has raised the
question whether her style Of humor Is likely to be
understood and appreciated by Englishmen one
thing IS certain; she will be able to show the Lon
dOners how 10 sing negro songs. II the music hall
performers who have come from London now and
then have correctly set forth the British idea Of
the cOored brother.
The Eden Musee has been we'll filed afternoons
and evenings the last week. THIS royal marion
cites make everybody laugh. For tho coming week,
In addition to Beauty and the Beast" the marion
cites will give a minstrel performance. The cine
viii be Shown each hour The orchestra viii give
a concert each afternoon and evening
Edouard Remeny. the vionist. will be the lead.
ing attraction at Keith's this week Another new
conner is LA Petite Adelaide" dancer who has
been conspicuous hitherto In the Casinos produc-
tions. Thomas j.. Ryan. and Mary Richneld will
stage; Lydia Barry and George. Felix will appear
klondike farce for the first time at keith's: Lima
Painter, the Wlrc-Naiker, ana IOny wilson, with
his acrobatic clown. are held over; Leona lewis
soubrette; Snyder and Buckley. Provo tuggler
Hall and Staley Barten and Ashley. Lahore Busch.
the Emerson Ladies' Quartet. r. H. Mohr. Eddie
Moore and Gilbert Sarony are also listed.
The interest OF the constituency Of the Academy
Of Music in THE White Heather" does not diminish
Large audiences constantly In attendance and
the acting OF the company and the pictures arranged
by the scene painter and the stage manager
fully enjoyed.
There is continuous bill OF wide range and quail
ity at the Pleasure Palace. where Nance ONeil as
Nancy and Mckee Rankin BIZ Sykes take
their farewell In a condensed version OF "Oli-
yer Twist" Arthur and Jennie Dunn will play The
Actress and the Bell Boy" Lew Dockstader rein
forces his songs and satircal salies with the
mated song sheet" La Pluie La Nelge" * "A