New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-27


: Three weeks remain OF the run OF Inc rs"
wayman" at tho Broadway Theatre us s'"'
has been n long and successful one. the mos' SUI.
c.ssfu probably that the theatre hy Tse Wedding
Day" which was presented at the o"s ,nrr ne
ago. and has since then made q ions 'oU' Vi '''0
country
The run OF "A Virginia Courtship at the MICK
erbocker Theatre will end IN a fortnight ana MT
C,ra,o ,,,,, har,n short spring tour The comedy
sixty-frst performance falls on its hfueth night
tomorrow and there will be souvenirs for ootn ats
men and the women who atteno. Ine Nv =" Games
engagement at the Knlckerbocker Thcatre anu Nv So
beginning Of his supplementary sSr t,ca syra-
cusc. Rochester and Brooklyn
There IL no break in the nnonotony Of the affairs
~ the Gorrick Theatre but It is monotony OF the
pleosantest sort TO the managers and the actors
employed Miss Maudc Adams will doubtless pay
THE Little Minister at tha' h0usc III "''
weather.
Al the Ivcoum Theatre during Holy Week O.
p Seryiss Will deliver his series OF Illustrated ec'-
ures and no other performance VIII take place III
the theatre that week on Monday evening
"sna,n" will be illustrated: Tuesday evening
Peter the Great" on Wednesday evening. IN Lne
Rhine on lh b SeSre NH BE- closed on saturday
afternoon. PARIS; on SATURDAY evening Wi
ends its New-York season this week. and on Mon
dav' Aprn H. the Kelley shannon company VIII
appear in The Moth and The Flame
Henry Miller and his company are rtili seen az
tho Garden Theatre in The Master which VIII
have IT'S nftieth performance there on April T. Inc
engagement VIII end on April -, anu ii'IN'"'N
WansAeid Will occupy the stage on April %
ooh spsanDah. and "Dangerfeld, 30" Will TO
main al Ioyt's Theatre for another week nc
theatre will be closed for Holy Week. and IL IS not
u, j
ssT'an that it s VII lhq re2 Ps aga Oh
tanned but otherwise II Will not.
The lis, at Proctors Theatre, Twenty-third-s'.'
this week is headed b. John Mason. assisted by
Adelaide Hersh ard Beatrice Leslie; lAIhah DUN
hart assisted by Carl Wilbur. Will present uiti'
Stewards little play. "A Passing fahcy. Ni
patrick and Barber Will do feats on safety Dcycles'
companv in a new sktch. a Tragedy in Bone,
mfa@: Ed; Latch. Morriss ponies. Johnson an, ana
iTni acrobats: DAILY and Dcyere Bicknell GIay-
modeer; r. II. Mohr ri" fansonS' CnausV and
ough Trio grotesque gymnasts. ana 'oahIeS anu
Huesed.
At me Pleasure Palace this weeks Dill contains
several stars OF note In the vaudeville wor'o cihei
., whom, "a BESSIE Bonehill, who has new songs
Another coincidence is Isabelle Urquhart Inc
popular biograph continues to excite enthusiasm
and is likely TO remain indefinitely; o,ne md har
pIcaninnes Fisher and Carroll, ward an, ana Ut III
ran the Australian Trio and P5 1on Ae nIesentg
] X Bmmet. clifford and HUH the Saviiie- SoaIl an,
players George Evans, DAILY and Devere' Arnih ana
Wagner and twenty others
Mckee Rankns new arrangement OF East
Lynne will be this week at the Grano opera
House Wilton Lackaye, Miss Nance ONeii' MISS
Andrew Robson were especially selected by MI.
Rankin FOR their respective parts
NoN
Charmion enters on the eighteenth week OF her en-
paSement: Richie the tramp cyclist. VIII CON
t,nue; Delmore and Lee. the gymnasts; langsiow'
the trick rife shot Irma Orbasany and her trained
cockatoos Mile Barrie the AVOIDS in their triple
bar act. and Nile. Bartho. have all been TetaiHSSd
tenor who had TO retire this week on account or
sickness will appear next week. and the Picchiani
sisters viii return for a limited engagement A
new musical play Will be produced at ms no i3
for the first time Monday, April I. Miss Adele
Rtchie and Sgnor Perugini have been engaged for
the leading parts
"T'9e Man from Mexico" will remain at tho Bijou
Theatre for only a week longer. though II appears
70 be porular enough TO warrant lonscr run. II
will be foilOwed next week by new farce, en-
titled The Old Coat
The bill at Keith's Union Square Theatre 'or the
current week will be full OF popular vaudeville acts
The Rogers Brothers and Gus and Max make their
inst appearance at this house. Mile. Rombello
makes colored pictures in sand. John G. Rice and
Sallle Cohen remain. Edward ". Favor and Edith
Sinclair will present their sketch. The Maguires
which furnishes an opportunity for tho introduce
ton of Miss Sinclairs songs and ballads. j. ).
bowling ana his company viii offer short dra-
matte sketch entitled "A pillar OF Salt" and Press
Eldridge. tests and songs; Charles W. Litteheld,
whistle and raq BnTer iav and %eyeo uggers
Guilbert equbrst: the three brothers Melrose.
@G5 Bar jels G mnd Cord a. Wiley viii lend assist
TO the task of entertaining keth's visitors
&c
souvenir occasion at the Academy OF Music This
will come Tuesday night. April g. when the one
hundred and fftieth performance OF the meiodrama
Will be given. II Will remain for some Time
The continuous performance at Tony Pastors
Theatre this week will be kept up to It's usual
standard The programme arranged includes Marie
Ie Blanc Julia Mackey. contral;o: Foy and Clark.
Nj and Mrs William Rotyns In their one-act play,
Mrs Van NostranG's Burglar: Smith and Camp
bell Jones and Walton. IN their rustic sketch on
titled "Our Country Cousin" Introducing songs.
dS9'S I ara NsIhv banjo 9etss the Tanakas
Lorraine and Howell, Charles and May Morrc.i. the
Pastor.
The Ballet Girl" Will be seen at the Harlem
Opera House tomorrow night with the original cast
and all the stage garnture Charles Coghan will
presen, his romantic play THE Royal Box" next
week Mr.. Coshan will act a new play OF his ow2
at Cleveland IN the week OF Aprl II al a special
Harlem Opera House
The buresquers at Weber & Fieldss Music Hall
are greeted each evening by az many auditors
the house holds The short FIRST part Of the enter
feinmcnt this week will include O Brien and Havel.
In their clever musical and acrohatic sketch; Miss
Mary Norman and others.
From the Herald Square Theatre comes the IA
miIiar announcement that Mr.. Rice Is making
sweeping changes in his piece. The piece in ques-
lion this time is OF course. Monte Carlo Mr..
Pice usually dOes write a large part Of his plays
after thcy before the public. so that they are
practically different works on their first nights ana
their last ones.
Cuban and Spanish groups are prominent feat