New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

from rehearsals and the worry OF new productions
The last week rather busy one LOT tne
Broadway Theatre Company. ON Mohuas eNe"'"e
THE Hghwayman' had Its one-hundredth per
formance on Tuesday evening Miss DArvhle re-
placed Miss IIilda Clark "a the prina donna oil inc
company and on Wednesday the entire organiza-
ton revisited the birthplace OF the opera, New
Haven appearing at a special matinee. In the sec
ond act OK the operetta Miss DArville has been
with words By Leontine stanfeld and music by
Reginald de Koven. a spirited conposiuoh WHICH
has been received with much favor
At the Irving Place Theatre Manager Conried VIII
present Hans IIuckebein' once more. for the last
time this season. tomorrow. ON Tuesday the first
production in this country OF a new farce entitled
Ash Wednesday" will take place. and 1t will be
repeated every evening and Saturday afternoon OF
this week. Nine. Kopacsy. with the opera company,
appears In Baltimore this week. and next week In
brooklyn After giving a few farewell perform
ances at the Irving Pace Theatre she VIII return 10
Europe.
The nftioth performance OF the Castle Square
Opera Company at the American Theatre will be
celebrated by the distribution OF souvenirs ro-rnor
row evening The bill for this week is Martha"
The cast will include Miss Grace Golden, Lady
Harriet, with Miss Elsa May. an Australian who
has not yet been heard in America; as alternate
set, as Iionel. with William Stephens as alternate:
W. G.. stewart as Punkett, EN-. Knight as Iris
& and GhP Read as e 80 Sd1 Of FoT
leria RustCana" and III. NJ. S. Pinafore"
Cumberland 'eI" will remain for another week at
the Grand Opera House. being the first play this
season to outstay the usual six days at that house.
Mr. Pitou expresses himself as satished WIN the
OF its success by the frs. week.
In addition 10 tho regular performances OF The
Tree OF knowledge" at the Lyceum Theatre. a spe-
ciai uatpee VIII be given on Tuesday OF The
.bo x-itb flee
nering Miss opp and the original members OF the
cast. among whom James X. Hacket; will make his
first appearance since his long sickness.
Miss Rose Coghlan is to continue In the part Of
Lady Janet Maclintock IN The White Heather
all through this and next. Last week
Charles Frohman made a contract with Miss
Coghlan. engaging her for next season. with The
unde -s.a3ding that she 10 remain in this part.
The play is 10 be seen at present as IS no doubt
generally understood. al tho Academy OF Music.
Tony Pastor announces that the following enter
tarers will appear at his theatre this week, with
others: Miss Lillian Burkhart assisted by Caryl
Wilbur. in Dropping Hint: OBrien and Have
in their musical and acrobatc sketch, ''The News
boy and the Housemaid": jerome and Bell. Sam
and Kitty Morton. Irish Jig and reel dancers.
the Martinetti Brothers, Miss Nellie Burt, dancer
the Franscola Sisters. character change artists;
Weston. the three Renos. Florence Moore, the Pres
tons and Tony Pastor.
Chauncey olcott's welcome at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre has been enthusiastic. Sweet In
niscarra' is potent ever and Mr.. Olcott's
songs are encored at every performance. Mr.. o.
colts present engagement is for five weeks after
which he will not be seen in this city again in
year.
The attractions at Roster & Balls this week arc
notable for their number and variety. Charmon
enters on the ninth week OF her engagement Miss
Iottie Collins will sing songs. Miss Julie
Mackey will continue. Silver and Emeric. on the
flying rings; Delmore and Lee. with their swing
Bessel the clay modeLer are also retained. ne
new numbers on the bill are Sato. the Juggler the
sisters, acrobats; the AVOIDS, on the triple bars
and the kurachins
The run Of THE Swell Miss Fitzwcll" at the
Bitou Theatre will last for only two weeks more.
and then Miss May Irwin and her company will
bid farewell to their New-York friends for time.
seen at this theatre earlier in the season. will
turn for another engagement on February p
Keith's Theatre presents FOR its continuous pro-
gramme this week Caren and Herbert, the Russell
brothers Francesca Redding. in Edward Gar
VASES comedietta, The Duchess OF Dew
song, and new solo!st. Miss Josephine Gassman;
Hilda Thomas and Frank Barry. Montgomery and
BROTHERS Fortunis Harry Parkers dogs Adelina
Roattna and lie Clair and Hayes. Next week
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for the first time any stage at this house.
A light comedy the name OF which IS not yet an
nounced is TO be the closing attraction OF the sea-
son at the Empire Theatre. THE Conquerors"
Will FIJI the tlme up this production.
At Ioroctor's Theatre CTwenty- thrd-st) Minnie
Seligmaa Cutting this week returns 10 tho stage
after an absence OF three years. She Will be seen
In w. 5. Gilbert's one-act drama, Comedy and
Tragedy and will have a supporting company IN
Guiding Richard Ganthony and J. Lester Wallack
wces u Bes c for S us and H9ss she george
sketch. figure prominently. Other attractions are
daughters dancers: living pictures, the NichoISs
sisters in songs and dances, the MldSleys AK
Grant, monologist and the Quinns.
The Pleasure Palace again offers an attractive
bill Joseph Hart will appear in The Quiet Mr.
Cay: James Thornton. parody writer and singer;
Laura Riggar In the comedietta The Woman Up
stairs" Leondas's cat and dog circus. Smith and
Fuller Rialta in her electrical fire dance Frank
Bushrnan the old minstrel; Alburtus and Bartran
the McDonough trio. Bigger and Dreher. Nanleer
and Barton and the Fansons are all in the bill
There will be early opening at u o'clock on
hnUSns n'SS For the S oO%ns
entertainers are engaged: Lydia TITUS. Lillian
ihree Rosebuds, Nellie Burt, james Richmond
GenToy Lavender and Th9msGn pc and Alice
Dolphine trio and Sutton and Jones
THE Girl from Paris" will remain at Wallack's
Theatre for one week large party OF
members OF tho eth Regiment will attend tho per
forrnence on Wednesday evening John Drew Will
begin six weeks engagement az this theatre
on February H. in the course OF which he will
present new play now current at the Comedy
Theatre London. called zone Summers Day"
and will give some performances OF "A Marriage
az Convenience" which ut the beginning
az fIe
At the Eden Musee. tho Passion Play. IA repro
duced BY the cinematograph. is seen daily except
Sunday. al and p. m. These pictures do not
Interfere with the other attractions at the Musee
The concerts and other cinematOSraph pictures
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