New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-25

will be there before very long tlhle. ne
same actors remain In the principal parts as mnr .
this musical play first presented nj Dalys
Theatre in the summer.
The most noted OF the predecessors OF "A Kun
away GIRL The Gcisha." will be In town aH''"
this week, and will be seen and heard at the har
%m 0pe'a House IT WI be pr Go~ntown as Ia
pVssIbfe. az 1t was months ago do"h'o""'
Miss Julia Arthur has but two weeks more 10 re-
main at Wallack's Theatre. All this week she VIII
play a Lady Of Quality" Miss Arthurs ens MSs.
ment at Walacks will be ioHo"ed by '"'' Va ''''
Olga Nethersole.
To-morrov afternoon and evening will see the
las, two performances OF Bumenthal and hade-
burg's I'm Weissen R0ssI' Mt the Irving Place
Theatre and on Tuesday Carl Costa's farce. with
songs "Bruder Martin" will be produced for inc
first time In this country for the benefit OF tne
@ boa the sfnsS until saturday
noon. and Saturday night oNeW rear ,ry
Franz Won Sch6uthan's farce. Wo ISL die ha'~'
will be produced.
BEGINNING with the Christmas matinee Tomorrow
the stage OF the Grand Opera House will be gwen
over TO THE White Heather" which ran nearly
all last season at the Academy OF Music nj Ine
original scenery will be used. About two huhdreu
Miss Rose Coehian who Is assisted by Miss Grace 1S
Thorne Miss Olive May Miss sara MacLarfn, J1tt
Miss Rose Hubbard. Frederick PerrSy heroe''
Aging, Thomas McGrath and Harry Lii'io'u'
The popular melodrama Lights O LONDON VIII
he presented by the Donnel,y stock company M the
Murray Hill Theatre this week Inc play was
originally produced by Shook e. Collier AZ IN, me
hundred nights Robert Drouet. william Redmund
Walter Allen. Emmett C. Nlng ihicp1,a choract@Ts
May Ingham viii assume the ptlheiP''
Tho mournful announcement comes lro" 'ne
B!jou Theatre that Miss May irwin VIII remain
there and will continue to play her farce Kate
Kip" for only thirteen weeks more Theatrlcai
peopIe generally think that an unucky number
After leaving New:Ycrk Miss Irwin !, VIII III 20 %e. to
Boston Chicago ard the large cities OF the W es Is
Biiou while Miss irwin stays. but there will be
matnees tomorrow ana u week lloin D. ~
In honor OF Christmas ana Ne" iear D"S'
This weeks bill ut Kel;hs will present the usual
variety OF entertainment. Milton and Dollie NODES
will play why Walker Reformed" and the Marco
Twins viii perform their aGro6ac 5 gTo ,SsT
sensical chatter Will be offset by the silent and
the hand balancing Of zrenyi and Nile, Nile Cher Ss
whose agility is entirely physical There VIII De Il
lively bill and nothing serious IN It,
sporting Life" begins the fourteenth week Of It's
engagement at the Academy OF Music with
SPECIAL hoday o ondaS Jan
uary .
The Christmas entertainment at tho Eden
Musee IS attracting many visitors. Special efforts
have been made to have attractions that Will
please the children. The maronettes give Whole
play at o'clock In me afternoon ana at iarga
number Of Christmas Views have been secured Tor
the cinematograph.
"On and Off" proceeds evenly at the Madison
Square Theatre that even the man who Is en-
poyed by the theatre to think of things Tor the
papers to say about IT confesses that he cannot
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discouraged by the fact that so few Of the papers
ever say the things that ne thinks Of for them
to s played ht at this he 9 '' "'
The Christmas entertainment at Tony Pastor s
Theatre tomorrow will begin at 1880 a. m. ana
viii continue without interruption all day and all
the evening The programme for the week includes
Charles r. Sweet. musical entertainer Gus VIII
j. Gardiner and Kittie Gilmore, in their sketch en-
titled "A Lovers Quarrel; the Wiliett ana lnoiIio
Tayior contrato vocalist BRYANT and saville;
Fske and McDonough in their sketch Wle ana
pnaugsihiter": the HodswortR combination. Charles
Tony Pastor himself
"a Dangerous Maid will be continued at the
Casino for weeks longer and the managers ex-
pect to entertain a number OF holiday theatre par
ties The piece will make road tour AFTER leaNlhs
the Casino.
An attractive bit IS offered for the coming week
ut Roster & Balls Music Hall. One OF the most
interesting OF It IS said TO hs the @ria act
Of the Hegelmanns, and the Mctweefs, Russian
dancers the latest Importation for this house VII
have a prominent place the bill. Marzella, with
her collection of trained birds: the Allison troupe
with their gymnastic feats; ida heath, me rms
lish transformation dancer; the Painter Brotherss
head-ohead baancers; the Darte troupe i1 and nd
Monroe and Mack complete this bill. Miss Cssy
Lotus BY, Was to bay ae s se to the Eors Of
the New-York climate her opening has been post
poned until January ..
The speclal matinee performance tomorrow VIII
begin the last week Of the run OF Tho Village
Postmaster" at the Fourteenth street Theatre Inc
one-hundredth performance Will be reacheu on
,,d a n,emento OF the occasion After the per
Torrance Of that evening Mr. Rosenguest ws i sse
an old-fashioned England supper on t.e saaso
to few invited guests a. speT H nrodIce AZ
Monday, January the nanions w NEW yersion Of
their pantomimio spectacular extraVasahza' Inc
New Superba.
The holiday week at the Pleasure Palace begins
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning and there VIII De
thirteen hours OF continuous vaudeville. The pro-
gramme for the week IS headed by Heene ra Nora ira
honors of the h which further enlists the services
S Som nayeS and ' stone Lizzie b. Raymond, W H.
Window and his quartet Jerome ana hIeds ana n
Miss Grace Huntington and her company. begins at
1890 and is continuous TO H.
Plenty Of entertainment OF tho vaudeville order
will he offered Mt Proctor's Twenty-third Street
Theatre this week Comparatively now corners 10
the downtown Proctor house are John c. Rice and
Sally Cohen who are TO appear In a new comedi,
irnpersOnator Lafayette is also billed as are Reno
and richards Jane Whitbeck. the Angela sisters,
FIR Young and Emily Sells the Parent-Brodaldi
troupe OF acrohats, A. D. Robbins John p Gilber,t
holiday openings will begin to-day with a 1890
O clock start at the concert: and tomorrow the
At o N ODD
concert Helene Mora. Lillian Burkhart. Garfield
and Carleton Hayes and Lytton. John ID. Gilbert
and Others will appear.
Tomorrow VII. begin the third big week OF Cap
tain and Mrs Sarcho's engagement at Huber's
Museum. Their diving exhibition has made hit |
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