New-York tribune., 1898-01-02

house was constantly Alled last week ana the
audiences gave every manifestation OF approval or
the performance.
The Princess and the Butterfly" which was
expected TO run for six weeks. has exceeded eX-
pectatons and will run beyond the term set for II
at the l,yceum Theatre. though another play, The
Tree OF knowledge' mas been ready Tor some time.
The Pinero comedy begins Its seventh week to-
morrow
s;rausss operetla THE Bat" will be produced
on Thursday evening at the Irving Place Theatre,
when Nine. julie Kopacsy will appear for the first
time in the part OF Adele. In the ballroom scene
OF the second act Hungarian band will accom-
Rhe Modc Wiz viii be Il the G attraction sD"s on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. La Belle Helene. by
Onenbach has been selected as the next produc
tion and win follow. THE Bat" A series Of
plays will be brought out by the dramatic COM
pany within the next fortnight
Miss Maudc Adams Is 10 continue her per
formance in THE Little Minister at the Garrick
Theatre all through the season This announce
ment Is officially given out by Charles Frohman
who has cancelled every out-of-town contract that
was held for the actress
The result OF the first weeks performances OF
tho Castle Square Opera Company at the American
Theatre has been encouraging 10 the managers
house was packed; This week III Troyatore' will
be sung in English
'The Circus Girl" the original production. with
all the detail that marked its success at Days
Theatre last autumn, will be seen at tho Harlem
Opera House this week. There will b. In
creased orchestra. led by Paul Sendorf. The cast
includes Miss Nancy Mcintosh Miss Ehle Germon
Miss Catherine Lewis. Miss Hclma Nelson, Miss
James T. Powers and William Mckay and others
THE French Maid" still goes on at the Herald
Square Theatre. and is now approaching its l5oth
performance. new ballet just been added
and more changes promised FOR those who re-
peat their visits and want to see novelties. Miss
Anna Robinson Is again filing her place in the
Colonel Robert 6 Ingersoi viii deyer his cntSp;
entitled a Thanksgiving Sermon; or What Has
"The White Heather is having most prosper
Gus run at the Academy OF Music Last week
proved a particularly good one and the house was
especially crowded at the matirees. II is obvious
y the sort Of piece that appeals to the taste OF
the constituency of the house
THE Swell Miss Fitzwell" proves as popular as
any farce which Miss May Irwin has presented
since she made her first attempt a star. En-
lvened by Miss Irwins negro songs the piece
goes steadily on at the Bijou Theatre and pros
pers.
The regular attractions ot concerts cinemato-
graph and waXworks presented at the Eden
Musfe this week. with such changes as are Gus
tomarily made 10 give occasional variety the
exhibitions.
Andrew Mack's engagement at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre In AN Irish Gentleman" is draw
ing to a close. and he will be obliged TO leave the
city after SATURDAY evening. January o. This Will
large audiences Is expected during the remainder
OF his engagement.
Captain Impotence" military play which has
been Mt several OF the city theatres Is an
nounced the attraction the Grand Opera
House for this week. The author Edwin Milton
Royle Is at the head Of the cast, with Mrs selena
Fetter Royle, ana among the other actors are
Thaddeus Shine. Joseph Cusack and Miss Mamie
Dupont.
diversified bill will be presented at Roster &
Balls this week. There are twelve numbers near
ly half acts Those who have been retained
Charmon, Albert A. Guile. the tenor: Madge
De Bessei modeer in clay. and Pablo Disz. on the
flying rings: The newcomers include Irma Orba-
sany, with her troupe Of trained cockatoos; john
son. Davenport and Lorella: in a musical act the
Carpos Brothers; head to head baancers; Sharp
and Flatt, and George Evans.
Numerous additions Of songs dances and special
ties have been made in the performance of "The
Ballet Girl at the Manhattan Theatre. Mr. Ed
wards's imitation OF the little German band is
amusing II It had never been seen In town
before. The fftieth performance Is already an
nounced for January 81.
The Pleasure Palace has another attractive con-
tinuous bill \ company under direction OF VIII |
lam Parry Of the Metropolitan Opera House. pre-
sents half-hour condensation OF Carmen" with
scenery. costumes. chorus and dance effects. nifty
people being introduced the stage and the
principals including Signor Tagap.etra. Jay C.
Taylor. Mile. Angelo Ricc and Mile Arni. az
Carmen The leading dancers Miles. de Fon-
teny and Macrow All this Is bat incident In
show which includes Esteile Clayton, assisted by
George Walton. in "A visit from Venus" founded
upon Anstey's Tinted Venus: Press EIdrdge
Hugh Stanton and Pauline Willard, in "A Bargain
Day" Charles WAYNE Fordyce II the Adeiph Trio
Nenyille and Lillian Barlow in a travesty on The
Lady OF Lyons" Mcmahon ana King. mnstrcls
and Burnett novelty dancers The continuous
sunday concert introduces Helene Mora. Williams
and Walker, Charles r. Sweet. the hve Castilans
the Street Arab SeNtet the Musical Ravens,
Leopold Jordan. the New-York Lyric Quartet Hor-
ace Golden ard other special entertainers.
Mckee Rankin and Nance ONei have been so
well received IN vaudeville at Proctors Theatre
Twenty thrd-st that they will again be the stars
there this week. They will replace "Ollver Twist
with condensed version Of Leah the Forsaken." |
Frederick Haen will appear in musical sketch
with Molly Fuller. New displays will be added
TO the living pictures. George Fuller Golden Will
give his batch OF stories about his friend Casey |
Josie Intropld and Louise Royce have act
Tom Lewis and Charles Ernest do burnt cork
sketch Lawrence and Harrington present their
sketch. The Bowery Spieiers smith smith and COOK
appear walters. one n contor,ionist and the
other a iuggler: Carrie scott sings and dances.
Johnson. Davenport and Lorella appear as farmer
and two football players and Morrissey and Proc
tor and Mack and West present sketches For to-
O'NeiI, Auguste Van Biene Arthur and Jennie
Dunn. George W. Day and others are listed
Frank Tannehil jr, Miss Marie Jansen and the
rest OF the farce company now at the Garden The
are Will remain there for another week and will
continue TO play The Nancy Hanks" This atirac-
ton will be succeeded next week by Charles Cogh
Ian and his company. now at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, in The Royal Box"
In the bill arranged FOR his continuous perform !
ance this week Tony Pastor presents the four |
Cohans In their comic interlude. Money 10 Burn
Rucco'. Little Champions. Yorkshire toy terriers"
said TO ne the smallest trained dogs ever known |
Post and Clinton. the Powers Brothers. Polk and |
Rollins, Myrtle Thurlow sero.comie Edwin r |