New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

in Little Red Riding HOOD" introducing the Hoya,
Automatons; the Three sisters Heiston al" '
Rinehart.
Miss NAV Irwin and her company are approach
Ing their seventy-lfth performance in THE swell
Miss Fitzswell" at the Bijou Theatre. where '"ey
still entertain audiences in satisfactory man
ner as at first. Miss 1rwin's songs gain IN popu-
larty as they become more familiar.
The continuance OF THE Conquerors Is an
rouncel at the Empire Theatre. Matinees are
given on Wednesdays and Saturdays
The Telephone Girl" is constantly filling the
Casino and the managers therefore express them
selves az satisfied with the result OF the PRODUCTION
Louis Mann will sing a new song 'o-i"o'io" 'e'''
At Roster & Balls tomorrow Charmion enters
upon the fifth week Of her engagement. Madge
Ellis and Daisy Mayer begin the final week OF their
appearances Albert a. Guile. the tenor, Is re-
tanned and so is De Besse the modeller In clay
Another OF the attractions retained IS irma ODa ,
snny with her trained troupe Of cockatoos. Cal
cedo will continue TO exhibit his Ieats on tne nSl
nasts; the three Poos Svern and Emerie, on
the flying rings. and the DE hocA troupe u A''o-
bats
ohio WhirI OF the Town." the Casinos fourth
animal review presented at that theatre last sum-
rner Will be the attraction at the Harlem opera
House this week with the original Casino equip
men, and a cast including David Warheld. who
viii have now stories; Louis Harrison Willard
Sim S,mms Louis Wesley, Catherine Lngard; Sadie
KIrbv and Catherine Bartho. sousn and his band
VIII give popular at IT. 'S MIS- Mand Reese
hoTse 'S and Miss Jennie Hoyle vionist
attractive h has ,b been rs pSbc pe
formance by tho band OF the new march. Inc
Bride Elect
.pousse CAFE; or the Worst Born will he con-
.,o,,od n Weber & Fiedss Music Hall for some
time to come and the new travesty on "1ho hsh-
wavman" will be ready to be added TO IL IN announcer
week II Will enlist the services or me same ne "a e
7, should be understood that the new WORK Is hot
10 replace the old, but is to be an addition 10 H.
Andrew Mack will remain at the Fourteenth
stree. Theatre playing IAN Irish Gentleman for
two weeks more. The hfteth performance OF tho
nlav here will be given tomorrow night ana sonve
Mrs promised Chauncey oiCot' 1 WIZ n, on
engagement at this house in Sweet lnhscarra vi
January 81
Farce emotional drama. music. circus and vaude-
Vile are all blended in the continuous Dill At INC
Pleasure Palace. Nance O'Neil will personate the
baroine in n TWENTY-FIVE minute condensation OF
! Camille" with Mckee Rankin as the elder Duval
Oden Williams will play The Judges Nooihs'
with India Palmer Clara Knott and others IN the
cast The trained horses OF the Buckley Hurst
Equescurricuum will give an exhibition OF AMI
NAL intelligence Popular ballads will be sung by
Laura Moore Frank Lawton returns after two
Years absence in Australia. Sam, Kitty and Cara
Louise Morton dancing trio. The Whitney
brothers introduce ih f pnsf ibe b1ck dancing
Corne list. Louise Montrose makes her hIs' ,appe9ht
ahce III %e Hsrrngtons: the Reese brothers aero
bats and gun-spinners Fred Roberts, comic Slhsr.'
the English prestidigtateur The concert today m
PRODUCES Press Edrdge; Carmen, WIN SlsnoI
/ P11iinr Willard Howe. Wall and Walters Pete
Baker Charles G. seymour. Joseph j. Downing and
Mrs Annie Yeamans John Wild and Dan" Coll
yer are to appear this week at Proctors Theatre,
Twenty third-st They Will present mus'cai
sketch based on "Chimme Fadden. and arranged
Tx Edward W Townsend. the author Emile GaG-
tier rides horses a platform only fifteen feet In
| diameter and elevated ten feet above the
stage the platform being without any protecting
catei French dogs and Russian poodle which
plays the piano The Lying pistures s' H. rem dthd ln
Entertainers In the bill VIII s. Rising, tenor;
Bobby Gaylor. James Thornton, the song writer, IN
some OF his latest songs; Jerome and Ball. and the
Bondei!s
II A. Du Souchets farce my Friend from
India which had a prosperous run in this city
last season will be presented this week at the
Grand Opera House. The farce will be acted by
the Smyth and Rice Dqmedy oGSmPatS Rom, NIL" MIS-
Helen Remer. John F. Ward and Miss May NoKes-
There lack OF novelty IN MS week \ con-
tinuous show at Keith's. The programme does not
retain a single number Of last weeks bill The
rnportant new item is the first appearance In
America Of Tony Wilson. He IS an acrobat and
bar performer, and has clown assistant. Lew
Dockstader. who has long been away from the
Keith stage, makes his temperance this week
Lima Painter wire performer. VIII also be new
AZ this theatre. The equestrian baboOn jessie, VINO
was unable TO appear last week. VIII surely DC
P TeSedn' md sbepsTd stanton ana Willard Ray L.
Royce the Mdgleys Mazuz and Mazette, AIDurtus
/ and Bartram the Silvers the Review Four, Edna
Collins Bud Snyder, William Rowe and virginia
Sassard.
The Ballet Girl" IS winning its way at the Man
haitian Theatre and earning its place as ono OF the
lengthening working girl series Mr.. Rice has re-
Gently added 20 II two or three new musical num-
| beTs OF his composition.
Ward and Volles will continue to present their
variety farce, The Governors" at Hoyts Theatre
| for another week Those who remember these
! two performers in their old sketch OF Percy and
| HarolG' Will find them unchanged by the high
| hOnOrs OF Western executive office. TO be tho
Governors Of great States does not alter their dress
! or their ways
The success Of Tilrs Maronettes at the Eden
| Museo has caused their engagement to be extended
! for another week. Both afternoon and evening
| these lifeke mechanical figures will present an
original play. The cinematograph has twenty-four
new views. The afternoon and evening concerts
remain Of the usual order and changes in the wax
| groups are made frequently.
! DAME! Frohman has arranged with Garrett r.
Seryiss president Of the Department Of Asrom-
omy OF the Brooklyn Institute. for series of his