New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
theatre will be occ0b pied by William H. Crane and
his company in his rev farce. His Honor the

theatre Will be occupied by william H. crane anu
| his company in his rev farce. His Honor the
| Mayor"
Primrose & Vests Mnstrels will be kept at the
| Olympia Music Hall as long as the public cares to
go there to see them. The review OF the sailors OF
the Maine. with Mr.. West In the gulse OF captain
! Sigsbee, has been received every night with much
! enthusiasm This week the Nichols sisters will DO
added to the company and will introduce their
speciality. which has been popular elsewhere. Their
engagement Is only for week.
Monte Carlo" is continued at the Herald Square
Theatre with incidental alterations. The travesties
| OF music hall performances by Alexander Clark and
| Miss Josie Sadler ara still the most amusing part
OF IT, The fftieth performance will be reached and
souvenirs will be distributed May 2.
One OF the usual vaudeville bills will be pre-
scented at Keith's Union Square Theatre this week.
the list being headed by Hayes and Lytton. They
will present their version OF Camille" O'Bren
and Iavel make their first appearance here in
nearly two years and hardly fail to receive
cordial welcome Joe Cawthorne will play the
concertina and tell laughabe stories; George
| Thatcher and Edward Marble. Carr and Jordan,
Binns and Bnns Goggin and Davis. and the Govt
! ure Brothers among the performers A feature
Will be automatic mechanical device entitled
"Elcctrora being representation Of scenes
and incidents connected with the blowing up or the
Maine. Others who will contribute are the comedy
trio. thinner. Signor Vanni and the Sisters Hy-
lands O'Rourke and Brunette. and Dohertys
poodles
Henry Miller and his company will finish their
engagement at the Garden Theatre in THE Mas
ter" in ono week more. They Will then begin
tour.
a bill selected with the usual will entertain
the visitors at the Pleasure Palace this week. II
| includes the Rogers Brothers. Francesca Reddiag.
in hcr new sketch, Tho Duchess OF Devonshire'':
tho wargraph Press Eldridge. Paullnetu and
! Piquo. in equllIbrlstic feats. Hda Thomas and
Frank Barry. Montague and West. Mile Orbasany
and her trained parrots Nelson and Mledgs. J. w
| Reagan. the Mceker and Mack trio. Burt Jordan.
! Ncstor and Bennett and half dozen others Tho
Sunday concert offers a bill including Edwin NIL
! ton Roye and Selcna Fctter. In captain Impi-
dence.' and Bert coote and Julie Kingsley IN i, "A
/ Supper for Two" In addition there are Kitty
Mitchell Ben Harvey. the wargraph and others.
The programme Mt Proctors Twenty-third street
! Theat;e has novr.ty and variety Edwin Milton
! Royle and Selcra Fetter will present a one-act
! comedy founded the love or their play
| Captain Impudencc." Another number Is fur
rished by Isabelle Urquhart and her company. The
present week will be the last OF the biograph. with
It's series OF motion pictures The remaining num-
bees OF tho programme include Conaro and Bailey.
! and Elliott. Steve Jennings. McPhce and Nm
| triple bar experts; Manning ana Weston. +. Niz-
zarrls. gymnast, and others
The Grand Opera House will this week present
/ Gettysburg" Frank q CampbelrS war
drama FOR the FIRST time in this city The stage
| at the Grand Opera House for the week beginning
April q Will he occupied by Sol Smith Russell
Mr.. Russell will appear In "A Bachelors .Ro-
The snRpo,ns eSmpany aeS Wss Mass MSs
5'f William Sampson sydney Booth william
/ Bergen. James Burns and others.
In Gay Ncw-York' Will have short contnu-
/ ance at tho Casino and will be followed there,
/ has already been announced. by revival OF The
Lady slavey" which had a prosperous career three
| years ago cast including several favortes has
| been engaged Preparations for tho annual review
Will soon become more active than before
part in It and /, f. expected that after tho at
the Casino he Will go with company 10 play the
/ piece III London
"Au Balm" with Miss Ad.'e Rnch.. in the lead
ing pat. VIII begin tho third week % its run at
/ Roster & Bars musi, hall tomorrow evening. 10
sides this operct'a Mr.. Aarons orcrs BIZ which
includes tho AVOIDS In their triple horizontal bar
act. Tltcula tho dancer. tho Kurachlns. the
perpendicular bars. Miss Josie DE Wit. violin solo
is, Fred r ncrhcrts troupe Of trained dogs: Al
o, Arabs Among m" newcomers Mlss Maud
Ra, mond soubrettc. Dtummond. Staey and Hir-
beck. IN their musical act, and tho Painter
brothers.
I \ lcu"iN Nnicn promise" fipllil entertainment
ani fan value for n" money Is that announced for
the family Of John Wild at Roster q Tials to-
/ night Tho programme. which will run until near
IS midnight contains the names OF the Rogers
Brothers, Err Kendall Mrs. Annie Ycamans and
Harry Fisher. "fIughcy" Doughcr,y. W =. Sweat
nam. Francesca Redd!ng. Kitty Mitchell. George
Thatcher and Ed Marble. Lizzie Dcrious Daily. Bert
Coote Edwin Milton Royle and Sclena Fetter,
/ Carroll johnson. Jones. Grant and Jones. Lon"y
Haskell. Nh Cohen. Van and Nodriga and many
others David Braham's orchestra VIII play tho
overture The family OF the actor was LETT In
severe financial straits
! Richard Mansfield. VINO began his season with
new play I'm New-Nork. VIII end II hero with an
other Tie First VIOLIN stage version OF Jessie
Fothergl.rs novel The work II Is said. Is unpre-
tentous dramatically and aims merely TO present
the story and the characters OF the book In a light
and pleasing manner. Mr. Mansfield will play the
part Of Eugen Courvolsier. the hero OF the story.
and Miss I.cttice Fairfax. until recently member
or Augustn Days company. wi. appear as May
Wcdderburn the English girl who studies music
In Germany while MISS Olive oliver will essay the
part OF Anna Sartorius The play will be seen at
the Garden Theatre on April =.
THEY DID MEAN BLOOD FOR PAT