New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

| usual rapid succession OF new and old dramas
| The beginning will be made with new play. by
t this writer is well known here not among, Ger.
| mans alone. but among those who understand onik
nave T,S been acted at DAYS Theatre from time
time The leading parts will he played at the isv
with the audiences of the house; and Mr. seyner-
ttz The latter represents the clown or the circus
| and the former his daughter.
| John Drew has begun the second month or his
engagement at the Empire Theatre in The
LIARS" and the play and the performance OF IT
have proved to be attractions strong enough to
warrant an extension Of time so that the season sol,
OF the stock company OF the house will begin this
year even later than usual. Matinee performances
| Of The Liars" are given on Wednesdays ana Sat
| urdays
An excellent programme is offered for the benefit
| Of Carver B. Cline. formerly business manager OF
| Roster & Biars Music Hall. the Casino this
| evening. Among those who will appear are Miss
Josephine Hall. Miss Louise Baudet. Miss Mar
oyne sHG wss Ss
Emma Krause, Herbert Ashley Miss Marie Dress
John Gilbert Julius steger. Miss Anna Brennan.
corinne, Miss Marguerite Rosa, Miss Edna Aug g
one reason why the AFFAIR should he a success.
tme Is Unable able to attend ts to business and viii
probably be so for months to come, and needs the
Prosperity has thus far attended the production
OF Catherine" at the Garrck Theatre by the
company headed by Miss Annie Russell II has
been decided. during the OF this play, 10 give
matines on Wednesdays as well as on Saturdays.
THE Christian" Will be presented by Miss Viola
Allen and her company at the Knickerbocker Thea
tire for only a short time longer. but after week
in Brooklyn the company will return to Manhat-
tan for indefinite stay at the Garden Theatre.
On Thursday at II a. m performance Will be
given especially for clergymen, to which numerous
nH.it ~ tnrSh hnnn all at wi
a short address after the performance the mo-
yes OF the play and on his % tbd IN h
London. and will invite replies from those present.
Only another week remains OF the engagement
OF THE Belle Of New-York" at the Casino where
this extravaganza has been received with some
thing of its old welcome. The theatre. will be
closed for the first three nights of the following
production of "A Dangerous Maid" which is IN
tended the chief attraction for the winter, is to
The Hawthorne Sisters. who sang songs at Roster
& Balls time ago, TO appear there again
tomorrow night having returned from European
tour and to present operetta called THE
Lily OF Laguna." The information about II which
is sent from the music hall is quite too good TO be
modified by the usual editorial methods and this
is IL: The operetta is a dainty idyl OF Cuba
peaceful valley with lovely shepherdess tending
her flock. Is disturbed by the appearance OF
One of the Hawthornes impersohates re soldier.
This gives the uniform OF course fe curves OF
beauty with which It has not hitherto been graced.
Then ensues pretty love scene In which Cuba
yields her heart to Uncle Sans representative
The sheep are neglected. and another victory is
sisters also present some up-to-date songs from
London and appear In beautiful Partisan costumes
treat. The Tribune's chief orrespondent in
forms the present writer that in the parts OF Cuba
Wis 90 hV no
BEEN through the summer Just past. practically az
shepherdess or sheep anywhere around Santiago
He doubts. moreover. whether any sheep would
body connected with the American Army. Mutton
so high The writer has himself seen pictures
OF reconcentrados which circulated before the
war and while It was going on and he has seen
and admired many Rough Riders and means to
for of them but he has seen absolutely no
Rough Riders or reconcentrados in beautiful Paris
ian costumes. and finds II hard even to imagine
recOncentrados singing 'up-to-date songs from
Confusion" by Joseph Derrick produced at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre years ago. Is the offer
ing % the Donney Stock Company for the tenth
week Of its season at the Murray Hill Theatre.
Robert Drouett. Walter Allen: Emmett C. King.
sandsl MiIken and Miss Dorothy Donnelly are
cast for the principal characters.
One more week remains OF the engagement OF
Sam" Bernard In THE Marquis Of Michigan at
the Bijou Theatre. lie will be followed there by
Miss May Irwin. who will play her new farce, Kate
Kipp." 1t is the intention hereafter TO devote ms
theatre for the greater part OF each season 10 MISS
Twins farce productions
The Casino Company Will arrive in Harlem this
week and Will play Yankee Doodle Dandy" at the
Harlem Opera House. The cast. scenery and per
Torrance in general will he practically the same
when the work was seen at the Casino last
summer.
This Is the way the press agent puts H. The
unanimous verdict OF all who have seen The Little
Corporal now being presented at the Broadway
by Francis Wilson and company is that nothing
better OF tho kind has been seen in this country
for wears 1t Is a brilliant medley OF wit. plot and
music Mr. Wilson is always entertaining but In
this opera he surpasses himself. lie has created
a new character In dramatic history, and hereafter
i9np of the little corpora The modesty Of
this is SO fine and gentle that 1t would nre be pity TO
inexperienced. be shows by saying OF his star
Napoleon, but it is TO be hoped that Mr.. Wilson
will forgive this and will give him another chance.
as ne certainly shows promise
The promised burlesque OF "Cyrano de Bergerac'
will be presented at Weber & Felds's Music Hall
on Thursday evening. IT Will be entitled "Cyranose
de Bric-a- Brac" In the tra~esty OF the play
OF the first act Of "Cyrano' burlesque OF THE
Christian" will be given the small stage and
will be interrupted as the performance or Mont
fieury is in Rosiand's play; nHury -Bury VII be
condensed into act and "Cyranose' Will form
second with four scenes. in the theatre. In the
bakeshop under the balcony and on the battle
field.
Hotel Topsy Turvy" will begin It's second month
nj the Herald Square Theatre tomorrow evening.
The piece bids fair rival in popularity the other
two Herald Square productions. The Girl from
Paris and THE French Maid" and will probably
stay in broadway for at least two months more.
The nftieth performance. with souvenirs. Will be
given Monday evening. November a.
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week the following
attrac tions are offered: Morton and Revele Lizzie
b. Raymond Miss Odetta and o. G. Seymour the
Gnssando trio, musical acrobats; John and Bertha
Gleason Dick and Alice McAvoy, the dog and
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