New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

John Drew missed few performances al '"-
Fmpire Theatre last week on account OF sickness
the first that he had los; Cor any such reason IN
MANY years He will now continue TO present Inc
Liars long as he l. permitted 10 s.LN ~ 80
Inc year when the stock company Of the mousse
viii return 10 play "PhroSo
The pubic curiosity to see The Christian d!d
not disappear while the play was In Brooklyn
The .rowds have begun to find their way to the
Garden Theairo and Miss Viola Allen and her
company have been greeted IN the last week ny
several large audiences The company has no out
of-iown engagements before il. and the theatre
mas 10 other bookings for the season 80 mat pub
Ho support IS All that IS required 20 MAKE lO"S
II has been decided keep LA Boheme' on the
stage at tho American Theatre for another week.
This is a proof that II has been popular so far.
for the Castle Square Company continues an
opera for a second week only about TWO or three
times year. Tomorrow night the cast VIII be as
follows: Rudolph. Charles O. Bassettt Marcel. ".
G Stewart: schaunard. II. l.. Butler: Coine Her
bert Witherspoon; Eenoi,. +. y; knight: Alcin-
Sorsr trenN Veron m Mss AdeIade Nor
wood, Musetta Miss vi Knox.
Tho songs and tho dances and the pictures OF "A
Runaway Girl continue TO be attractive 1T thu
Fifth Avenue Theatre. and the piece in general does
not appear to have been Injured a. al in The NOV Sa
dHssdad 70 pos ii Inc prodcton Of The Three
little Lambs" which was follow IT,
AZ the Harlem Opera House this week De Wolf
I,onper and his company will sing Sousa and
Llein,s operetta THE Charlatan." which had
run ~ several weeks 1T the beginning of the
son at the Knickerbocker Theatre The cast will
whole production will be reproduced In all essential
respects
In consequence Of Nine. Sorma's inability to APP
pear In this country this season. Mr.. Conried. Of
the Irving Place Theatre. has made complete
change in MS repertory. Fortunately the success
fuI run Of Blumenthal and Kadelburg's I'm Wes
sen Rlgs1' has afforded him ample opportunity
Tor the preparations necessary for the production
Of a number Of novelties. IN January there will be
a revival OF Die Bluthochzet" with Mr. Conried
Il Pas ,n' Erbe by Felix Phippi viii have the boards
and among the other plays VIII be Elm Ciluck-
ches p ar by Fa6er; ny fudn
ledge Leuie." Performance OF "Cyrano de
Xerse win also be given and Gerard iIauptmann's
'Fuhrmann Hentschei' is one OF the novelties
promised.
4, the Murray Hin Theatre this week the Don
nelly Stock Company will give a production OF
.The Three Guardsmen." The distribution OF the
characters ia az follows D'Artagnan. Robert
Drouet: Athos. William Redmund; porthos. EN-
ne;t G. King: Aramis. Charles II. Waldron; car
dnal Rcheeu, Walter Allen; the Duke OF Buck,
ingham. &. J. Alden; Anne OF Austria. Hannah
MAY Ingham: Lady Dc Winter Mrs Thomas Barry.
and Constance. Sandol Milllken.
The art Of Felix Morris has been well applied dur
ing the last week In his performance Of The Naga-
bond" at Kelih's Union Square Theatre and the
result has been extremely popular lie and his
companv will present "A Game OF Cards this
week Mr. Keiths latest European speciality Is a
team OF comic bicyclists. Pauton and Dooly who
will make their nrst appearance In America to-
also I'm the bill with Charlie Case. the mono
loguisf. the three NilOna sisters. Patti Armant,
the Reed family and other wel-known people. be
sides the bograph.
Miss May Irwin continues to delight her many
admirers with her performance In Kate Kip" at
the Biou Theatre The audiences are stu large