New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01

thea ire goers to need special Introduction sew
eral of the singers Who were heard In " pre-
viously q; this house will be in their old places
Miss Virginia Earle will rcappear as will James
It Powers and Miss Mabelle Gilman will have
the title part.
Tie season at the Irving Place Theatre Will last
FOR a week nd day longer. "The Children OF the
King" which was produced on Friday night. VIII
he continued to the end. with Nine. Agnes Sorma as
the goOse-girl ard Rudolf Christians as the Prince
The las, performance will be given week from
tomorrow night.
Mr.. Crane is finishing his season pleasantly Mt the
Empire Theatre. where he Is Impersonating Bar
tholonew Jones the theatrical manager and Act
Ing Mayor n Ills Honor the Mayor" This little
farce allows Mr.. Cranes admirers to see him ngan
I'm q part more like those which ne made familiar
years ago than Ike those which he has played in
the last few seasons.
The Pcegar Student will be sung by the Castle
Square Opera Company at tho American Theatre
this week. The title par. Will be sung BY T. H.
Persse and that of Janltsky ~ Jay c. Taylor:
William Wolf Will be the General Onendorf and
Raymond Hitchcock Will appear as Enterch, TIC
ja,ler. Edith Mason Will sing the part Of Laura
Gertrude Qunlan that OF Kronislava and Bcrnicc
Holmes that OF Eva. Lillian Swain will be Lieu
tenant Poppenburg and Bessie Fairbairn Countess
Pametica. The 10th performance o; the season
trlbuted.
Richard Mansfield will begin bis second week in
The First Violin" at the Garden Theatre to-mor-
row night II the original expectation that
this play would for two weeks but It has
been decided TO keep II on the stage a little
longer The public support which 1t has received
thus far seems TO give promise that this can be
done prohtably
Tho Koreans" an opcretta by Emmerson Cook
oh uas Cd af q
Tremon: Theatre. in Boston, last summer. under
the title OF The Walking Delegate is announced
10 be performed the Herald Square Theatre to-
morrow evening The cast Is TO include Richard
F. Carroll. Samuel Edwards Charles IIldersley
James Koran. William Van Dlser, Paul r. Nlch9l-
son. Miss Alice Holbrook Miss Gertrude Reynolds
Miss Marcia Mariaz. Miss Eugene Barker and Miss
Helene Mortimer.
The usual varied entertainment Is announced for
Keth's Union Square Theatre this week. the bio
graph again being one OF the features OF the bill
The pictures created enthusiasm last week
Several new war scenes will pc added this week
Charles Dickson will present Tor the first time in
this city new one-act play called An Undevel-
| oped Bud" He will be supported by Gerald Grif-
fin. Marion Booth and Grace George. The four
Cohans Will remain for another week. presenting
THE Professors Wife" which furnishes op7or.
tunity for the introduction of specialties by
George NJ and Josephine Cohan. including their
doll dance. tombstone Bennett. supported by George
Leslie,
warrant her retention for another week. and among
the features are Smith ana Campbell. Gard
gler: BloCksom and Burns. eroteeque acrobats, Mr.
and Mrs. Robyns and Webb and Hassan
The last opportunities for New-Yorkers to see
The Wedding Day and the conjunction OF three
stars therein slipping away. The company
headed by Miss Lillian Russell. jefferson De An
CELLS and Miss Della Fox will remain AZ tho Brond
way Theatre for only two weeks more. and next
Again Tony Pastor puts forth a BIZ which prom
ises abundant quantity and wide variety OF amuse-
ment 1t includes Garfield and Carleton, in operate
sketches and buriesque singing: the Fillmore sis
ters in THE Irish Four Hundred' Curtis and
Gordon. the Verdi Quartet. Miss Belle Stewart the
mOnolOgue entertainer the La Nelles. dancer
Cnvette, Miss Ess.e Graham soubrette; the Deayes
and May Ramsey. the three Renos and Tony Pastor
The revival Of The Lady savey" at the Casino
has met with much popular favor. largely on &C
count, no doubt OF the excellent cast which has
been provided. For the few weeks that intervene
before the production OF Morton and Kerkers an
nual review 1t proves thoroughly acceptable at
traction.
The Same bu:lesques continue nj Weber F1elds's
Music Hall, and there is reason to doubt tina.
they will st!l meet with the same degree OF favor
hitherto.
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suited the region 0. Fourteenth-st. and IT'S repet
lions tho theatre bearing the name OF that thor
oughfare are greeted by large audiences and with
tumultuous applause The confident way In which
powers OF the world quite the views OF the as
semblies. and their approva! IL vociferously ex'
I pressed.
Vaudeville will be restored TO the stage OF the Olym
| pia Music Hall tomorrow evening. Miss Marguer-
ito sylvia VII then and there make her first appear
the variety stage. Another OF the leading
attractions will be Mile. Adj!os trained lions. The
| rest OF the vaudeville people are Yorke and Adams
Irene Franklin. soubrette; Herr Won Palm. who
makes oil paintings while you watt; T. Nelson
pUwns coin 1ussgT the hGm%a ST9thr as h se
programme will DO varied by tho presentation OF a
new musical piece which Mr. Hammorsten has In
rehearsal
! Little Lord Faunteroy." who IL again on his
travels. after years OF comparative rest comes
down from Harlem by the way OF Elghth-aye. and
appears tomorrow night at the Grand opera House
The cast will include Carl a. Haswin. John JACK
Master Ellis. Master Edwin Smedley. Frances X
! Hasw.n, Miss Annie Ward Tiffany and Miss Racine
Deane.
| At P~oc.or's Twenty-third Street Theatre an IN
ving array Of entertainers IS booked for this week
There will be three dramatic numbers and the Edi-
son "wargraph." Arthur and Jennie Dunn will IN
troduce songs ard dances Charles A. Gard
ner VIII make his debut In vaudeville IN MS ne"
/ one-act play, Uncle Karl" Horton and O'Neil will
present a new sketch. The remaining numbers viii
include Hughey Dougherty, the Nichols sisters
/ George Evans. Evelyn Britton. Paunett and
| Pique. character gymnasts; John and Bertha Glec,
son Icavitt and Nevello juggcrs: Snyder and
Buckley Zazelle and Vernon and others To-day s
concert Will call for the services OF the Rogers
/ brothers. James Thornton. Beatrice Moreland. Nc,
Bride and Goodrich. Foy and Clarke. Lorenzo and
! Allen Pitrot, the "wargraph' and others
There will BE an entire change In the continuous
/ vaudeville show at the Pleasure Palace this week
Lew Dockstader may DO expected TO contribute
! timely comments the The Edison war
graph" will offer dozen more new Views. Mil
ton and Doe Mobiles VIII be seen in their sprightly
| sketch. why Walker Reformed" and the re-
mainder OF the programme Will be contributed 70 by
| Cushman and Holcombc. Bartlett and May, Harris
! and Walters Ivan GrebOf the Russian boy pianist,
I tho Rio brothers and Harding and An Sid In their