New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-20

Country Girl at each performance oes ar tar
AN hs psnnnal Courses Of lectures VII begin
Ct this theatre this week e., snoh m1'e column
TIA oh story and nothing else is 10 be told OF MIS-"
Maude Adainss engagement In Ihe b''tie Minis
4er>. AZ the Garrick Theatre. Eight performaiioes
arc given each week and the house IS a.ways eli
"a The Indications are that this state OF Things WI"
continue for some time longer
..1-he HNhwayman' pursues his reckless course
NJ the Broadway Theatre and crowds ea'ne,
nightly 10 watch the pursuit. The run is no" We"
Along in It's second hundred peror1nanSes 1,u AZ ed
big theatre still presents the same s@cei'''
appearance that Il did al nfs'
John Drew and his company have been a''rac'-
tnr rood houses at Wallacks Theatre !"
summers Day" and the play VIII prooapy III . .
whole time OF the engagement, which VII oe Io =.
seven weeks atoSesner, iii ne .hree matinees this
neek incuding the holiday occasion on Iueeoay'
Al the Irving Place Theatre the farce, booee
Brotherr" by Laufs and kraaz VIII De 'epe"''
on Monday Tuesday. Thursday and Fr'nay even
ines and on Saturday afternoon. specisI maui
S,u be gtven on washinstons Birthday "he"
strange oueretta. The Bat" will De presented on
We5needay evening Mr.. Conried VIII nave 49,
monial in celebration OF his twenty-ni'h a"'''e
sary "a actor-manaGer
Tn. nop,,ar,,y Of william II. Crane and his com
many in "A Virginia Courtship' continues ~ wv,
Knickerooohsr Theatre there WI RiTthday and
regular wednesday matnees Will begin next "7eA
Harry Miller and his company begin inc seoonu
~>.h Of their engagement at the Garden Ihea"'
" .-r.. uss,er, tomorrow night and the man
.r~rr express the belief that the nun VIII Do OIL
oonsSdsTable length
,. Baokett win make his nrst appearance
>o-rorrow IN the part for which he was orislha''!
cast In The Tree of knowledge al tne Ly r,uIH
Theatre THE Princess and the bu''er'N WILL 10
Gwen Tuesday afternoon
"A Tony Peseor-v Theatre this week MISS ne
1870 Mueland Will make her first appearance o''
xhs vaudeville stage She was recehuS ieao'''T
,-ou,>n OF Sol Smith Russells company ana Also W
ms. Ros. Coghlan's She will be assisted ny
Herbert seeae and will present one-sc' plA! u.
o~or- M Cohan entitled "A Matter OF Money.
O,n.r features of the bill VIII be John Kernel
" r. Carleton. wormwood's monkey theatre icy. Le~
H ass g ono A sso' Miss HsreeTt. P5ype oeOTse
4 Austin. Shelter and Biakeley BOD XIII
.o sSsG. shG Foster and Lewis Miss Ray
irvine, homss and Walden and Tony Pastor
rY,.r,noev Odootrs engagement AT the Fonrteen'n
a+r,.t Theatre has only two more weeks 70 nun
,r,sr which he will not be seen here in year
He has removed his former popularity in ,eees
inn!soarra-' and h drawing overho"'hs a""''"
nightly.
AZ n. Pleasure Palace this weeks star II MISS
cnr. Tanner. who Will appear in Sir Charles L.
vrms,. rt,Ie play "Drifted Apart" IN which she
,v1,, h. assisted by Louis r. Msssen. The bograph
q. ,r.etv 70 remain for many months. Nearly all
,,. v,.vs ara new and there is change each
Ueek George Fuller Golden will amuse with his
e4ortes OF his friend Casey and the names OF
c.orge Pr,,x and Lydia Barry. W II. WINDOW
ana his Blackstone Quartet Lew; sno b bD the
Kingsley sisters Beeson Miles ana huiu sho me
Bride sno Concert win be given to-day being
Continuous from ESQ TO 1870 P m. and large
number OF entertainers will appear
NJ. MINT. eergman Cutting VIII remain for
aro.h.r week al Proctors Theatre. 1>wenty-tmro-
St. but will change her programme To-moero"
she will present a br1ef version OF carmen She
will have the assistance Of company inciudins
AIbert Gran Wallace Campbell. Lester Wallack'
Eleanora Allen Celte Trone and Rita ONiel The
vaudeville portion Of the programme includes
Ieonidas's educated cats and dogs Barney Pagan
and Henrietta Byron. A. o. Duncan venUtnloouls.'
M nn sI and Mszette Ray l. Royce Irene Frankin
Mary Arniotis. In feats Q, strength; s~I, ano
scks Hall and staley and Maitland and Richards.
duettists.
The seventy ffth performance OF Tho Telephone
Girl" a, the Casino with souvenirs. viii take place
March special S@,ine s vii r be gwen bss r on
WashtnRtOn'S
turned TO her place IN the cast
Az Koeter Bisr,r Music Hall this week several
features Of the entertainment OF last week Will be
retained including Charmion Miss Julie Mackey.
Deimore and Lee gymnasts snvern and Emer1e'
the De Kock troip Of acrobsts Rsffn's troup OF
gyYnpastc monkeys. the Kurachins. In their up
night pole performance; De Bessel. who promises
more novelties In clay modelling and the six Pic
chiani Sisters Among the newcomers are the
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matinee performance is TO he given on Washing
toms Birthday. Some special features Will then
be presented.
Tho White Heather is past its one hundr-dth
performance at the Academy Of Music. and Is
pttns up It's next hundred fast for there win be
nine presentations OF the play this week. These
include three matinees the regular ones on
"wednesday and saturday and the extra one on
WaShinGtons BI nddy
william A Brady and r ztes.ed. r.. will pre-
sent for tac first time in New-York tomorrow
evening A. the Harlem Opera House. a farce In
Shree acts by Paul Wilstach and Joseph Grismer,
entitled "A Gay Deceivei" The cast includes ".
G. Beach Edwin Holland. NJ. a: Kennedy. Miss
Carrie Mills Miss Lizzie Evans, MISS Marie val
leauI Miss Charlotte Dean and Miss Dolores
Primrose q Vests Minstrels VIII occupy the
stage Of tho Grand Opera House this week. The
organisation is SAID TO be largely Among
mo mem beers Of II are Ezra Kendall Carroll John
son BILLY" Rice the Schrode Brothers and TrO-
volo. New marches, dances and special effects are
promised
From the Empire Theatre comes the announce
ment Of the continuance Of The Conquerors' TIL
epr1n6. Spring is not far on now.
Waxworks IN large assortment. concerts by the
Hungarian Band and pictures by tbs onemato-
graph including those Of the Passion Play con-
tfrtie TO DE the attractions at the Eden Musee
A. Ksi.h's Union Square Theatre this week the
bill VIII be headed by John W. Ransone. who viii
present his limitations OF Richard Croker Isabelle
UrQuhart Will offer new dramatic sketch entitled
"A Strange Baby; Milton and Dole Mobiles play
''why Walker Reformed"; Musical Dale will
tract melody from a variety Of instruments and