New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

It is the confident expectation that Joseph JEFF
ferson will make his temperance on the stage OF
tho Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening and
play RIP Van Wrinkle" This will be his last
week In New-York. not only for this engagement
but for this season. The demand for seats Tor
RID Van Wrinkle is always large, ana II L. now
larger than ever, account Of the unfortunate
sickness which kept Mr.. Jefferson from the thea
tire for one CT the promised two weeks OF the play
Miss Viola Allen, in The Christian" begins her
sixth and last week at the Knickerbocker to-mor-
row evening She viii be followed by William II.
Crane In his new play by Eugene w. Presbrey.
called Worth 4 Million" Next Thursday evening
there will be change IN the cast of The Chris
tian." John Storm viii be played by Joseph Ha-
worth Miss Allen Will continue her New ! ok run
al the Garden Theatre. beginning on Monday even
ing November IS The interim of one week VIII
be filled In Brooklyn.
AT the White Horse Tavern" three-act COM
ely by Blumenthal and Kadciburg. which met
with success In the principal cities OF Germany
last season, will be produced at the Irving Place
Theatre tomorrow evening for the first time in
this country The play is said to be r5plete win
week. with a matinee on Saturday.
The prospects for unoommonly good
weeks business at the Empire Theatre whore
John Drew and lis company playing The
Liars" Many out-of-town orders for seats have
been received, presumably from persons who are
coming TO town TO attend the Horse Show. Mr..
Frohman IS trying TO arrange TO place the Empire
stock company elsewhere for short time longer
than was intended. in order TO keep Mr.. Drew in
town for longer period.
For Miss Annie Russell also the managers would
be glad to arrange a longer stay in NewYork
but IT seems not easy find just the right theatre
for the continuance of the run of catherine" The
play can remain at the Carried. Theatre for only
two weeks more. a I1OmiSc 10 William Gillette
compes the presentation there at the end Of that
time OF his newest play. Because She Loved
Him So"
Another Casino production. "a Dangerous Maid ."
is before the public having been presented for the
time last evening. with several Of the actors
who commonly figure In tie works set upon the
stage of that theatre, and with n production of
the usual elaborate sort in respect 10 scenery and
costume
THE Iron Master" a translation of Georges
Ohnets lie Matre des FORCES" made familiar
TO New-York theatre-goers by Mr. and Mrs Ken
DIAL will be the Offering Of the Donnelly stock
cludes every member Of the company. Robert
Drouet will he the Philippe Dcrblay and Miss Han
nah May Ingham the Claire de Beaulieu
Tho usual long and varied programme will lie
given at the continuous performances at Tony
Pastors Theatre this week. Singing instrumental
music dancing comic dialogue and monoogue will.
which will undoubtedly draw the customary large
crowds.
Miss May Irwin IS again acting and singing at the
Bijou Theatre. Her new farce. Kate KIP. Buyer"
seems as satisfactory a vehicle for her any Of
the previous ones and the audiences are large
and well pleased. She has some months time BE-