New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

/ York Mr.. Coghlan has played successful engage
nlen,s IN Chicago ST Louis. baltimore and Boston.
The HiehWaymar" will very soon oeiebra,e Its
10th performance at the Broadway Theatre with
another silver souvenir. on April 3 this will occur.
+ the coming a close three days later. Then
the Russe-Fox-D De Angels Comic Opera Company
in THE Wedding Day" Will make It's rcappoarance
IN NewYork. remaining four weeks
Tess OF the DJrbervics" will be performed bu.
few more times In New-York. Mrs Fiske Will
not act again in this city after her present engage
/ ment for long time her regular season is
already fully booked in other cities. At its close,
however. she will come back for n long engage
/ nent. and will produce new play mode from
Thsckeray's Vanity Fair IN which she will
Becky Sharp. At the Fifth Avenue Theatre she
Will produce Two pays new TO this city before the
! by Marguerite McringtOn, and the other Ia Mrs.
4 Oscar Beringers one-act play. "A Bit Of Old
/ Chelsea"
The performances OF THE Mlkado" at tho Ameri-
Theatre have been 90 well received that it has
/ been decided 10 continue them for another week
! This Is the second time this that work
has been allowed to remain on the stage FOR two
weeks in tho former, case It was "H. NJ. s; Pima
fore So ii "a proved that the audiences like GIL
bert and Sullivan. For ncxt week a double bill Is
Pagllacci'
The Cuban and Spanish groups among the wax
works at the Eden Musee attrac, attention
jets nave been secred for the enc cnemstosrspb
Everything else is just usual.
The hftieth performances OF The Master" viii be
given by Henry Miller and his company al tho
Garden Theatre to-rnorrow night The engagement
appear at this house on April IS.
The White Heather" has had run OF over
four months the Academy Of Music and is still
Co.,
reach It's 10Th performance. when souvenirs Will be
distributed
The usual length and variety Will characterize
the bill at Ileths Union Square Theatre thi. week.
There 5S ~, VII be many atraeys aes new and oid
amused AT any hour Of the day.
The acrobatc farce. "Eieh, Bells" is practically
the only entertainment OF It's kind now before the
public. II has amused many New-York audiences
heretofore. and II will be again a: the Grand
Opera House tomorrow evening and FOR the
Of the week 1t Is played. as formerly. by the
What Happened 10 Jones" Will occupy the stage
OF this theatre.
A musical piece called "Au Balm will be the
leading attraction ct Roster & Balls to-mor-
night Miss Adele Richie and Reginald Rob
erts the singers engaged for It. and II is
nounced that the Man in ;he Moon will also make
his first appearance the vaudeville stage this
Irma Orbasany and her troupe OF trained ka-
toos. Demore and Lee, IN their breakaway ladder
act: Albert \. Guile the tenor: Richie the tramp
cyclist: Burke and Andrus. with their bucking
broncho mule; the Picchien! sisters. acrobats
lancslow. the rife snot: Charmion Svern and
Emerie Herberts dogs, Arthur and Jennie Dunn
and Josie De Wit.
Monte Carlo" Is still undergoing tho process, OF
reconstruction the Herald Square Theatre
though II looked for timo II nothing but
armed Intervention could do 1t any good. II may
vet. req on he lCoC Of a performance.
which what il will amount 20. u it amounts TO
anything. LIS most thrilling incident q when one
from being killed b. the railway train In the motion
picture.
Those Who Will provide entertainment at Tony
Pastors Theatre this week are Marie 1c Blanc.
Dolat and Ienharr. In new farce. entitled My
Lord and Lady: Ward and Curran. tho Glees.
Lawrence and Harrington. Fielding. the juggler;
the Painter Trio Arthur Delaney, cog dancer
Wagner and Amin Williams and Adams the
Jenny EDDY. Hogan and Genroy boxing experts
and Tony Pastor.
In Gay New-York" Will be continued al the
Casino TIL the time for the opening OF tho annual
review IN the latter part Of next month. The en-
gagencnts Of performers that have been made for
this review include Walter Jones. Mrs. Edna wal
lace Hopper Miss Marie DRESSER, Miss Madge
Leasing and julius Steger.
The necessity o: writing n paragraph every week
about Weber & Fe.ds's Music Hall becomes mo-
notonous The same bill. except fo- minor changes.
and on. and the audiences come and coms
And that is all there IS about IT, house always
Julian audience always nerry-manasers always
satisfied II is touching picture DIX II lacks
variety.
The audiences who seek the continuous per
fornances at Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-third-st..
this week Will be entertained with n hill headed
by Joseph Hart. who VIII have the assistance Of
Carrie Ds Mar. Francesca Redd'ng VIII present
her cOmedietta. THE Ipcncss OF l'eNonshH,
Lille Western. Alexander Iendl. ceNlsi. STANLEY
and Jackson Nelson and Mllledge. The three Ne
rosa Brothers. Riley ana Hughes. 9 W. ~ ,en"!n
Mlle Chester and her trained dog. Campbell and
Caudeid Julia Kelly. the Nielsen Sisters ana
others arc also Oh the programme
Al the Pleasure Palace TIT, week the bill is
headed h. Mrs Annie Yeamans. who will present
a new sketch The biograph operators. who cane
back from cuba recently. brought many views. and
this week there Will be shown a further install
rnen, Of fh,m Herbert Cawthorne and Sus. For
roster in sketc9 Musical Dale HE a, WA ,ss
Gleasons w H. Macart. Crane. mo ,eitlc ma
ecian and half dozen others are sf@p nv as.
BonehiIl ard Isabelle Urquhart and her company
number OF r. Z. Zimmernan's friends are or
raniznx a beneA. for him n testimonial o, their
syrnpathy for the injuries that have le,t MN a
cripple foe life. caused by a fan from Si1th'hVe
car two years ago.
cOr1p HAVE BEEN ROBBED AT HOME.
From The Denver Times
Il want expose game that !, gong on n nero ere
In town" said a visitor with a bad taste IN his
mouth this morning.
''Wnat Is the game" was asked. ~
Il havo been he'd to md robbed OK goo ,..
10 Won are a,thinking I'm a-worrying about
that 500 but ain't-'hc being fooled is worse than
n".Jiow were YOU fooled? Did somebody bunco
YES ;hat money business was surc-enough
bunco. but the other was the woTsi-they hed 10
I'm what wav?"