New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

John Drew has done we'll enough with Tho
| Liars" at the Empire Theatre to warrant a con-
tinuance OF his engagement beyond the time orig
inally set for It. 1t has now been decided to ex-
tend it TIL after Christmas The stock company dI
OF the house will therefore extend Its time IN Bos,
will produce Anthony Hopes "Phroso" there
The Bostonians, with Henry Clay Barnabee. W.
! H. Macdonald Jessie Bartlett Davis Helen Ber-
tram and other favorites. the attraction at the
Harlem Opera House for tomorrow night me
for the wsek Is as and ns
The Serenade'; Tuesday and Thursday Hooin
I Hood
At the Staten Island Academy Thursday after
noon Joseph Jefferson will deliver short address,
! on The Drama in Education. and reception TO
and Hawthorne Rooms The address will be given
at O'Clock and the reception and tea at l.
ION and on" will probably be on for some time
at the Madison Square Theatre where the farce
and the new Madison Square Theatre Comedy Com
pany seem to have made great Ats success 5t.r f. and Nd
Miss Amelia Bingham have made Individual sue
The last week of Miss Alice Nielsen in THE Fort
une Teller is announced. There will be only
seven more performances OF this popular operetta
at Wallack's Theatre. Tomorrow will be Com
poser's Night" when Victor Herbert will return
from Pittsburg to conduct the operetta for the
first time. On Tuesday evening the Electric Club
will attend the theatre In a body two hundred
strong. They will arrive in electric cabs. and at
the close OF the entertainment the procession or
one hundred electric vehicles will move from Wal
lacks to the Waldorf. where supper has been ar
| ranged.
The LNiputians will end their engagement on
Saturday at the Irving Place Theatre in The
Golden Horseshoe" on Friday next the ffteth
,arfov will ha piy
ances on Saturday afternoon and evening Will he
in English. Conried's company will open its reg
ular at the Irving Place on Monday; Oc-
tober 81, with a production Of Schoenthans
Circus People" The leading parts will be taken
by Miss Anna Braea and Herr Won seynertdiz 1 tne
latter representing old circus clown. and MISS
Braga his daughter
Nothing that Francis Wilson has presented In
years has met with a more cordial reception than
THE Little Corporal" which begins its sixth week
at the Broadway Theatre tomorrow. Mt Wilson'S
company has been carefully drilled. ana the prlh,,
inish di1isia '''''' I'll '''N'' ~ '''' '
The Henry V Donnelly Stock Company will be
seen next week in Sir Charles Young's drama,
Jim the Penman." play which met with success
in New-York during its long run at the Madison
Square TheaTe Mis- san1oh NIX lnsha ss Rnss Mss
Beaudet Mrs Thomas Barry Robert Prone,. Woer M Han
will interpret the different characters.
Cumberland 6" Franklin Fyle's war play. Will
be presented at the Grand Opera House tomorrow
evening with all original and picturesque scents
and mechanical effects Mr.. Fyles play tells the
nom6ces that with the engagement of Cumberland
6l" popular prices will be established at all the
rs sog w be sod "t at 80 All the
in the balcony will be placed at 2b cen cents g. nan dne
Wednesday. when souvenirs in the form of port.
foios containing portraits OF sixteen heroes OF 'e
will also be distributed at the SATURDAY matmee per
formance OF Cumberland tl
The time left open at the Casino by the with
drawal Of the Royal Italian Opera Company or as
much of II as still remains is to be filled by Inc
Belle of New-York" which is just now fresh from
in London whsre s t Edna aGhsye1 Ms8 pays the
title par in which she was the oignai PEI
and some of the of the original cast remain
While others have been changed from time to time
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week the following
announcements are made: Charles r. Sweet Lizzie
3 RAYMOND Henry Bagge. assisted by Miss Annie
Fairchnd and John Maddern. in "A Husbands
Holiday: Miss Engei Sumner. assisted by Nelson
Lewis in ''The Deserter; Johnson. Davenport ana
kGTo kqoser ThSna and Rota sad
Br9wnings MatHy & a9d WaIlace zreDyi assisted BY
Mile Cheneau and Lillian Grist soprano soloist'
and Tony Pastor.
Tomorrow night begins the third and last week
OF THE Sign Of the Cross" at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. Although this story OF the chris
tans in the time Of Nero is drawing large audi
its farewell performance for next Saturday evening
Chauncey oeott returns 10 {he for am
sented during Mr. ocott's first week.
John z. Camp the English comic singer. who
made his first appearance in America at Keiths
Union Square Theatre last Monday, instantly be-
came favorite with the audiences ana ] %i con- con-
Forbes. also English. viii make their debut In ths
upeef called ALI he Who S sing and
dance are booked for their hrst appearance mere.
for Two: Duncan the ventroqust. will appear.
and a complete bill Is promised
"sport,rz Life" continues to afford to visitors at
the Academy Of Music series Of striking stage
pictures. William Courtlegh has been engaged to
play Lord Woodstock and gives spirited interpre-
tation of the part The fifth week begins to-mor-
night
A figure Of General Wheeler has been placed on
exhibition the Eden Musee. It stands in the
centre hall among the heroes IT is dressed in
service uniform, and makes pleasing contrast 10
Iuh uniforms of the others Al each afternoon I,tU
chiefly of gypsy music. Cinematograph views are
shown hourly.
New songs and jests constantly introduced
| in Hurry Burly." Weber Fields's Music Hall.
which will be performed only n few more times In
its present form before the new buresque OF
"Cyrano de Bergerac will be introduced. At the
concert this evening Ross ana Fenton VIII appear
in their sketch, Just Like Woman"
I'm Gotham" In It's new form. continues to be
the main attraction at Roster Balls Music Hall.
"Sir Andy de Bootjack." Richard Carles burlesque
on "Cyrano de Bergerac" has done much to
| ven the entertainment. This burlesque Is
running smoothly II occupies the entire second second
precedes In Gotham VIII be strengthened by the
return Of Kelly and Ashby two acrobatic gro
tesques The Merkel sisters, in their acrobatc
feats; the brothers AYolo and Mile Blanche Delere
/ will he ned Williams and Walker will D.