New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The r,erriment IS kept up steadily Mt Days
Theatre with La Poupee." which certainly offers
= contrart both as &c merit and as TO Success 10
the attempt to present 1t which was made earlier
in the season at another theatre Mss NlrglIl!a
Earle Is expected TO resume inc "''o paw " W
row night
Robin Hood" will be continued for another
week and perhaps longer at Wallack's Theatre
Indeed II may be kept the stage for the whole
Of The engagement Of the Bostonians. The au-
Gierces seem 20 Ike to see Mr.. Barnabee. MI Mac
Donald Mr. Cowles. Mr FrohnGham. Miss DAVIS
and Miss Nielsen in this work better than In any
? 50Otb performance Of robin Hood" by the Bos-
onians will be given tomorrow night anI VII he
conducted by the composer. Reginaid lie No'e"'
M,ss Maude Adams and her company are now
approaching at the Garrck Theatre the Goth per
Torrance OF The Little Minister" Hot weather
ance now looks as II 1t might even stano q n''io VI
that without melting away altogether
The time Of The Bride Elect" has been extended
at the Knickerbocker Theatre. and the period no"
set for the run Is June T. OF course IL VIII not DC
taken from the stage then II it is attracting the
same kind of crowds that 1T is Just now The date
is merely PROVISIONAL
The further continuance OF The Moth and the
Flame" is announced at the Lyceum Theatre with
the cast headed by Herbert Kelley, Miss Eiie
oTn mi. r,S MS W nnsh the season Of tho
house
Mira rrenccs Hodeson Burnett's Little Lord
Fauntlerov" will be revived at the Harlem Opera
House this week The play Will be handsomely
staged and presented with cast which VIII IN
clude Carl A. Haswin as the Earl John JACK S;. "a, as
I Els SIS Smedlev and Edwin smedey Will alternate IN
the part Of Fauntleroy. An extra matinee Will
be given on Wednesday.
Another week remains OF the engagement or
Primrose & Vests Ministries at the Olympia MUSIC
Hall now feature Of the Programme TSnrn1nn WI De new
musical production is expected 10 follow the MIN
strels az this house.
Thu Russell-Fox- De Angels combination remains
AZ the broadway Theatre. singing The Wedding
Day" Each Of the three stars has new song 10
sing this week It is ANNOUNCED that the era s
hand. as they will head separate companies next
year
Tony Pastors entertainment will be as varied ms
Gust 1mary this week and the most OF II VIII ne
now The list includes Eugene ORourke. supported
by his own company; Slime and Evans snyder ana
Buckley Joe Wech. Irene Franklin Morton ana
Elliott John f. Drew the Pattens. Eldora and
Norine. equilibrists and jugglers: Doyle and West.
the Rouffons. the Pringles. Marvelle and Morrison
and Tony Pastor.
MY Friend from India" will finish the month at
the Biiou Theatre and will be succeeded BY The
Tarrytown Widow" Messrs Smyth and Rice the
INV Friend from India" have arranged FOR a new
play for the company, TO he written by Henry Guy
Carleton. and to be ready by August l.
The feature OF this weeks bill at Keith's Union
Square Theatre will be the bograph. which In
spite Of its long run here. becomes practically a
new attraction. owing to the war excitement ana
the fact that the programme OF moving pictures
will be made up largely of scenes in and about
Havana-picturcs Of prominent persons. war ves-
sells etc The speciality bill Will include tombstone
Bennett, who supported by George W. Leslie, VIII
and ysn k Mu i4f RmO
ban0ss Ted h %e the an F4s hoHne
shepey and the Brannlgans.
The last week OF the run Of The White Heather
at the Academy of.Music has arrived and at the
end Of It the melodrama will have been given hero
nearly two hunred mes e c Psy NEXT w
with Miss Rose Coghan in her present part
The vaudeville bill offered at Roster & Balls
Music Hail by Alfred e. Aarons for the forthcom-
! ing week Is almost new. only n few numbers being
retained "Au Balm" begins It's fourth week The
Painter brothers. head head baancers. are also
retained On the list Of newcomers are Curtis and
| Ritchic the tramp cycst Truly Shattuck, Servais
lie Roy and the Carl Damann troupe Of European
acrobats.
| This is the last week at the Herald Square Then
tire OF Monte Carlo" Next Saturday evening SOU
vcnirs will be distributed at the fftieth and fare
well local performance Then the organization VIII
visit other cities
Although the theatrical season IS drawing to A
cloye. no perceptble change Is roticed In tho at.
tendance nj Weber & Fields's Music Hall. "Poussc
S's.H. or The Con-curcrs' keeps on It's way. with
frequent changes here and there to add 10 we mer
sm Wsr and ig Essar 81 Smith viii write
| the burlesques Tor Weber e. Feidss MUSIC nan
next season.
| Cuban groups still hold the centre OF Interest
| among the waxworks at the Eden Musee. cuban
views and patriotic subjects are the favorites IN
| the cinema tograph displays. The concerts are not
neglected
The most prominent feature OF the programme at
| Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre this week
| will tho Edison ''war-graph' It's views were
secured by the Edison and Hearst operators IN Cupa
| and Washington. The long film showing the funeral
o, nine OF the Maine dead IL one of the most In
| pressive Miss Beatrice Moreland formerly OF tho
Cara Merits ID Dame w po a a@ Sy
Charles NJ seay The variety element Inrs WI h.. pc
ny s ht he framed
| and May Foy and Clarke, El Zobedie Harding and
Ar SD one M employ smT the
members OF last weeks bill
Tho cheering intelligence comes from the Plcns-
ure Palace that that house II just now more pros
perous than IL ever before Mt this time Of tho
wear This week brings entire change Of pro-
gramme headed by Miss Clara Morris. who will
present new piece. The Edison 'war-graph."
with a large assortment OF war Views. is. OF course