New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

John Drew's engagement at the Empire Theatre In
The Liars" II Is Saturday evening December
o. 1t has been found impossible. II is said. 10 make
the arrangements tina, were hoped for. to keep Mr.
is held out however. of Mr.. Drew's return in the
son 9 the Empire STOCK compan win phe sen
December &C. with 'Phroso
A considerable continuance Of "A Runaway Girl,
is expected the Fifth Avenue Theatre. and the
production OF Three Little Lambs" is likely 10 be
eorrespondingly postponed Wednesday matinees
tnued long as Mr. Days musical season lasts
Miss Annie Russell and her company will plav
Catherine at the Garrick Theatre only I'll the
end OF this month though the popular anprec,at,o
OF the efforts OF the company would seem 10 war
rant a longer stay The theatre will then be given
up the production of 'zaza" II is possible that
run another theatre The seven;y-Afth per-
formance OF Catherine will be given on MONDAY
s sDSnins december ~ ano VIII be marked with
Miss Viola Allen and her company will begin the
tenth week Of their New-York run in The Chris
tan" tomorrow evening at the Garden Theatre
There are stu large audiences and large advance
sales and the length Of the run is indefinite.
The second bill OF William r. Cranes engagement
at the Knckerbocker Theatre. The Head OF the
Family" has had a weeks run and II is an
notSnced that i; Will be continued for the rest OF
" 10
tavorite members Of Mr. Cranes company ara pro-
yded with parts m the new piece.
After vast amount Of correspondents BY cable
Heinrich Conried. the manager Of tho Irving Place
Theatre. has succeeded IN obtaining an extension
Of ne leave OF absence granted by the direction
OF The Imperial Burg Theatre. Of Vienna to Adolph
Ritter Won Somewhat and in consequence the
actor will be enabled to give eight performances in
ms CITY instead OF SIX as originally announced
gin on April and close April a. and his roper
tory VIII be taken from the following plays Ma
veg" "Fuhrmann Henschel "Wallenstein" and
"Ehre Tomorrow I'm Weissen R6ssl' Will
enter on It's fifth week. and the demand for seats
still shows abatement.
Al the Murray Hill Theatre the Donnelly Stock
Company will be seen this week in a revival OF "A
Celebrated Case" using the version played at the
Union Square Theatre. where the play was orig
inal!y produced in this country Robert Drouet
William REDMOND. Walter Allen. Emmett c. King
Sandol Milliken Mss Rose Beaudet and MIS-
Thomas Barry will appear In the cast
varied and attractive bill will be offered this
week at Roster & Bials Music Hall. Next week
begins the winter season Of this house. and there
Miss Cisse Lotus whose limitations Of popular
actors were heard at this house few seasons ago
May Irwin. in Kate Kip. Buyer" at the Bijou
Theatre. enter on the fifth week OF her New-York
soe owner Of KIP for she has " prehd nSI
the farce from Glen Marlborough
The bill for the continuous performance at Tony
Pastors Theatre this week includes Miss Jennie
Sa,,erlee and her company. Sydney Grant and Miss
Norton Ptrot mimic and portrayer Of popular
persons: Harry G. Stanley and Adele Jackson. the
Casino Comedy -Four. Margaret Webb FL Zobelie
hand-balancing gynAast; the three Westons. Nc
Instrumental duetists: Mile carrie. Miss Vera
King. the Lavelies and Professor Article.
presented for East siders this week at the Third
Avenue Theatre. Milton Mobiles has appeared in
The Phoenix over three Thousand times. and be-
fore all sorts OF audiences. The music of The
Thea;re was composed BY John Php sousa ' long
before he became the March King and wrote
? sullivan Richard Lyle, ". S. kits Ashley
Miller Ernerin Campbell Ermna Osborn. c. G.
Qunby and II 2. keene.
The novelty Of chief Importance at the Pleasure
Palace this week Will be Burr Mcintosh. in his
little play, The Colonels Christmas Eve" The
military spectacle The Battle OF San Juan" en-
tiers Ats fourth week Morriss school Of trained
ponies appeals especially 10 the little folks and
there are also in the bill stinson and Merton. wills
Tom and Lily English etc. At io-days concert
Lillian Burkhart Charles r Sweet Joe Welch;
Nile. Della Rocca, Jane Whtbeck and others Will
appear.
Isabelle Evesson Will make her debut In vaude-
willie at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
row She Will present a new comedietta entitled
"Winifred's Husband" and will be assisted by
Miss Belle Stokes and Charles Saunders. Henry
Chanfrau Will offer a scene from Kit the Arkan-
saw Traveller" To support these Mr. Proctor has
Rombello. Charles r. Sweet Joe WEIGH Lizzie
WINDOW and his Blackstone Quartet the Willet
and Ihorne Farceurs and number OF other clever
Mc1n;osh will give his Southern comiedetta The
Colonels Christmas Eve and others are Georgia
Reveiis wills and Loretto Mr and Mrs; Ausustin
NeYyiie, G ". Littefeld; George Graham. Tom
Sporting Life is still running at the Acad-
envy Of Music Robert Hard and Miss Elita
Proctor Otis share the chief honors Of the play.
Souvenirs are now in preparation for the Sne,hu,
Iuesday' December 20.
Mason Mitchell and his story Of the Rough Rid
ers charge up San Juan Hill. and the biograph
pictures Of the returned list. with its torn coors.
give tone Of war Renaissance TO the bill at
Keith's this week which will doubtless be extreme,
varied bll for the continuous vaudeville perform
ance. in addition 10 these special features
The Village Postmaster" having passed It's sew
enty-hfth performance al the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. Is likely 20 reach hundred and In all
probability will be continued beyond that point.
II is drawing large audiences, and Is received with
much enthusiasm
Beginning tomorrow evening, the Eden Musee
Will offer special entertainment for the holiday
season. which is designed especially &c please chill
dren. but IS OF interest 10 older peopls. THIS
royal figures have secured and each after.
noon al and evening at o'clock Will present
Musee a Christmas .pantonll
The cinematograph has new set OF ChrlstHas
moving pictures. which will alternate WIN me
ma
and evening except when the pantomiIne Is III
progress Each child visiting the Musee VIII re-
ceive Christmas book.
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