New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

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booker will be celebrated on March y
''The IIighwayman' does not falter in its course
at the Broadway Theatre as yet. II VIII propaoS
stay till the spring is well along. The l5lth per-
Torrance Is 10 be given week from to-morioW
night with souvenirs bearing the certifying marx
Of the silversmith rs to their sterling charac'e''
The performance at the Garrick Theatre next
Saturday afternoon Will be the 2O0th OF MISS auue
Adams in THE Little Minister In New YORK, M, N9
further remarks on the subject seem TO he caiieu
for at present.
John Drew will continue to play zone summer
Day. at Wallacks Theatre for three weeks more
II is possible that he may also remain through
Holy Week II this cannot he arranged the thea
tire will be closed for that week MI R,TW prs RS
ent company, including Miss Isabel lrvihe' mas
been engaged for next season
When "The School for Scandal n played at
Days Theatre the solnet which Miss Ada heh''h
uses as Lady Teazle. is a genuinely ancient one
which Mt other times Is displayed in the lobby OF
the theatre. In the course Of her recent travels
Miss Rehan has had some notable Instruments ior
stage properties In this play. In Edinburgh she
used one that had been played upon by Mozart
when he IN England. II had been i9aneu 10
the Theatre Royal by descendant Of Dlbdin the
song writer, who originally Owned X ana IN nv
Haven Mr. Steinert loaned MISS Retan nalpsis
chord which had once been in the possession Oh
Haydn.
Two matinee performances OF Under the Red
Robe" Will he given at the Empire Theatre before
the close 81 the season, with J. H. Dodson rs Car
dinal Richeou. These will be tho first appearances
of Mr.. Dodson with the company this year, In ne
followed IS has already been anrounced by an
engagement Of William Il. Crane in farce.
The Lyceum Theatre Company will end It's sea-
son in New-York in three weeks. and will then
visit Brooklyn. Washington. Philadelphia and Chi
cago with The Princess ana tho Butterny' and
THE Tree OF KNOWLEDGE" on Monday April H.
and Mrs lie Nioyne. in 'rhe Moth and the Flame"
will begin II spring engage nant at The Lyceum-
Miss May Irwin and her company will appear at
the Harlem Opera House this week IN her latest
farce. The Swell Miss FitzwelL" 1t VIII be pre-
scented IN every respect as Il was at ne Bijo ,,
Theatre few weeks ago. and Miss irwn VII sing
the same songs which added 90 much 10 her popu-
larity downtown.
The Mas.,-" played by Henry Miller and his
company at the Garden Theatre, is now announced
10 remain there for the rest OF the season. The
exact date OF the end of the IS not set forth.
but Il tho intention 10 Put ne company mo
another play. and this has been given up.
The Pleasure Palace retains the usual quantity
and variety in its programme for the coming week.
1t is headed by Mrs Louise Thorndyke Boucicaut
and Max Flgmln. in Mrs. Hilary Regrets The
biograph continues its course with new views.
many OF them bearing topics OF the day. The
military and naval pictures including views Of the
Maine and the Vzcaya. provoke applause, and the
patriotism of tho audience is further appealed %
by pictures OF Consul-G General Ice. Captain Sigs-
bee and other officials Mt present prominent in the
public eye. Others the bill are Alexander He!ndl
Gardner broihers with little Dick Gardner. and
the De ONES. The Sunday concert continues from
2:30 10 II =. m.
Proctor's Theatre Twenty third ST. has invit-
ing array Of entertainers. Robert billiard Will be
seen in his comedietta The Littlest Girl" The
Russell brothers will offer their portrayals OF Irish
servant girls O'BIten and Havel will appear In
their popular acrobatic and dancing sketch en-
titled "The Newsboy's Courtship" and Montgom-
cry and Stone In their remarkable dancing spe-
clalty. Lizzie p. Raymond Will sing. Letta and
Mimi are hand-balancers ard equllibrists. Some
OF the other acts are those OF Mary Norman, the
NJ Parkers trained dogs Foy and Clark. and the
Two Dons, grotesque acrobats
'.Ohi Susnnnah!" is continued at IToyt's Theatre,
with the little curtanraiser, "Dangerheld s. IN
its company. 1t is possible that this little play,
with Miss Annie Russell in the leading character.
Will be presented at the Duke OF Yorks Theatre,
London, next summer.
The leading attraction OF the bill Mt Roster &
Balls this week will 10 Yusouf, the wrestling
Turk. Yusouf is anxious TO wrestle with at least
four volunteers each evening, and he cheertuly
offers 500 TO any one who can beat him The Or
a ndos Of New-York should not neglect this oppor-
tunity. Others on the programme VIII be Cha
mon tho Rogers brothers Richie. the tramp hi-
cycst Irma Orbassny and her trained cocKatoos'
La1gelOw. Demore and Lee. the P!rrhiam sisters,
Albert A. Guile Cariotta. contoruonst. and hath-
erina Barthe.
Tomorrow night will begin the last week OF the
engagement OF What Happened TO Jones' at the
Biiou Theatre II will be celebrated as a souvenir
night. II. A. Du SOuchets farce The Man from
Mexico" will follow What Happened to Jones' at
the Bjou.
Another addition to tho vaudeville ranks will he
seen this week at Keth's Union Square Theatre.
when Edwin Milton Royle and Selma Fetter will
begin a brief engagement in Captain Impudencc'
The piece has been condensed for vaudeville pur-
poses. Al Leech and the Three Rosebuds return
in their musical sketch. The brothers Damn pre-
sent the ecrobatc act that made a hit here few
months ago. and others who will contribute are
Eckert and Berg, In an operate sketch; 7; Nelson
Downs coin manipulation; the I.awrences, the three
Angela sisters voCalsts and whistors, Carl Grill,
cello solost; Eldora and Norne, jugslers. and
Croley and Foley
THE Telephone Girl will remain at the Casino
for two weeks longer and will then to Brooklyn.
giving place al the Casino TO "In Gay New-York."
which will have n short revival before the opening
OF the annual review Of the theatrical season by
Gusiave Kerker and Hugh Morton: The one-hun-
drcdth performance Of THE Telephone Girl will
be given on March p.
The bill offered at Tony Pastors Theatre this
week is all that could be expected the price and
II has a number Of especially attractive features.
II includes Patrice and her company In "A New
Years Dream" Herbert Cawthorn and Susie For
roster In "A Damage Suit'; Mrs. Alice Shaw. a
sisted by the Shaw Twin Sisters. in whistlng solos
duets and trios; John and Bertha Glee5on, Maud
Raymond serio-comic; Billy Carter. I'm his banjo
entertainment. MazuZ and MaZette the Star
Three Campbell and Beard. Cross and Holden
Castellat and Hall, Miss Viola Sheldon. Mullaney
"Way Down East" remains nj the Manhattan
Theatre and has constantly drawn good houses
since it's opening Inncs's Band. which played at
the Manhattan last Sunday night, has been re-
engaged for this evening. There will be q popular
programme and the encore numbers will be pa
triotlc airs Rose Linde. Bertha Webb. Lillian