New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

Thu last week Of Miss Julia Marlowe's engage
ment In "Colinette" at the Knickerbocker Theatre
begins tomorrow. 1t has been a phenomenal en-
gagement in every way. Miss Marlowe has been zee
enhusa stically appreciated In the part. The Knck-
erbocker Theatre will present no other attraction
this season.
His Excellency the Governor will continue only
| until next Saturday night at the Lyceum Theatre.
This is only carrying out the arrangements with
/ Daniel Frohman TO I'LL the time held at the Lyceum
IN Miss Adamss sv producon Of NJ" Romeo and juliet
Eau, until next Saturday night when his season
would end.
| "We-Uns OF Tennessee" will tomorrow night
begin the second week Of Its at the American
Theatre. Since its production last Tuesday night
the drama has attracted succession OF large audi
ences The cast includes Robert Drouet, Archie
Boyd. Theodore Roberts. Miss Victory Bateman.
Miss Georgia Waldron, Miss Jessie Mae Hall, Burt
G; Clark. stephen Wright, Raymond Hitchcock
Charles G. craig CHARLES K French alR PIERCE kings
ley, George Pauncefort Master McArdle. John Ince.
k }s M1Oer' h'0'' W. B. st. Clair and Charles
The last week OF THE Cuckoo" at Wallack's
Theatre is announced. In accordance with Mr.
Frohman's original plans concerning The Cuckoo"
TINS this play VIII go TO Philadelphia for the week be-
Theatre.
tomorrow, while Rose Melville opens at Keith's
Theatre. in Boston. Ching Ling Foo is retained in
New-York for another week and his frequent
changes In his manner OF doing his remarkable
conjuring have kept up the mystery OF his per-
formance. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur sldman will pro-
duce. for the first time. sketch called Back
home, and the list OF entertainers will include
the Vilona sisters The Chinese Consul went 10
see Ching Ling Foo Wednesday evening, and
had the WIZARD In his box for 4 short time.
The Rogers brothers and "a Reign Of Error
Will continue at Hammerstein's Victoria for a
short time Longer The new buresque "zaza"
IAN Arabian Girl and Forty Thieves" goes along
herrily at the Herald Square Theatre. and to-
morrow night will enter the third week OF its
run. Constant efforts are being made to add to
the attractiveness OF the production. new feat
ure is promised for Tomorrow evening in the
shape or an aerial ballet and series OF tableaus
Spain. WIN
The Black Patti Troubadours an organization
or thirty colored promoters Of mirth and melody
come to the Grand Opera House tomorrow for
an engagement Of one week. In addition to the
Black Patti. the prtma DONNA the company in
cludes Jubilee singers. cake walkers. speciality peo-
pie and operate singers. Stuart Robson begins
appearing In The Medder." For the final week
OF o tne season bs MI p9u VIII present Chauncey o.
Athlone" The season OF Mr. Ocott and the Grand
Opera House ends on Saturday evening June 3.
Mrs. Leslie Carter will continue TO play "Zaza'
at the Garrick Theatre till the beginning of June.
on June 5 the l5oth performance will be given.
and souvenirs Will be distributed.
Minnie Seligman returns TO New-York this week
after years absence, and will appear at Proc
tors Twentythird Street Theatre tomorrow In
one-act play originally done by Sarah Bernhard
in Paris 1t is entitled "Therese" and has never
been performed in New-York In support OF Miss
Seligman Walter Hale formerly Of w H.
Cranes company. and Horace Lewis. The purely
vaudeville numbers are Press Eldridse. in his mono
Emma Csrus. vocalist: Rosco's pigs the Musical
Johnstons and a score more. To-days concert will
and Remington. the Mimic Four. Seymour i'i and
Dupree Coulter and~Starr and others.
Marshall P. Wilder heads the bill at Mr. Proc
tors uptown house. the Pleasure Palace this week
His monologue seems to amuse better than ever.
f. j. Heron and his company will be seen In
new comedet<a. and others In the long programme
Montague hnd West the Flood brothers the
ran. To-days concert will offer Gilmore and Leon
ard. Roscos pigs. Webb and Hassan Bryant and
savle, Joe O'Iare. Fish and Quigg and others.
THE Man in the Moon" has had three weeks at
the New-York Theatre and the ballets have proved
popular. To-morrow night a short burlesque
Romeo and Juliet" will be introduced.
A new and elaborate group is in preparation
at the Eden Musee. TO be entitled Celebrated Peo-
pie Of the Stage" Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske
gave the Musee artists a long sitting few DAYS
led 'N ''''' '''''' '"' "'' s'""' u 'e cup
The Fourteenth Street Theatre reopens to-mor-
evening when English military drama
called Tho Victorian Cross will be given The
play Is now in its sixth year In England There
is battle scene in the third act With this en-
gagement Manager Rosenquest begins summer
prices placing six hundred orchestra and balcony
seats at 80 each. A benefit will be given Jo-
seph Edmonston. the treasurer Of the Fourteenth
Street Theatre tonight, when the following volun-
teers will appear Mathews and Bulger Walter
Jones. George Monroe. Barney Ferguson James
Thornton. Zelma Rawlston, George Fuller Golden
Macart. Dolan and Lenheer. Kitty Mitchell Cheri-
dab Simpson, Mitchell and WEIGH. Frank Tame
hill Lillian Swain. Harry Mesayer, Burt Haver-
Y, Octave Barbe: John Kernel Tim cronin, Jose
Annie Lloyd Elsie Martens. Marty ONeil David
Walter Hodges. Mae Crossley and the Troubadourr
-Four.
Tony Pastors programme for the coming week
consists Of the Russell Brothers, In THE Irish
Servant Girls; Jones'. Grant and Jones' Celeste
slack and tight wire performer who has Just
arrived from England: Edwin Latei Swan and
Bambard the Recruits; Forester and Floyd.
Derenda and Breen. Miss Rachel Renard assisted
by J. A. Preston. In the farce "A Husband in
Clover" Lew Simmons and Clark Gibbs Griffths
and Hastings Letto and Della, Slgnor and Mile.
Zarnes and Mr.. Pastor himself
The Harlem Opera House will DO closed this
week. Next week Miss Olga Nethersole will play
the engagement which sickness compelled her to
give up several weeks ago Her repertory will be
as follows: Monday and Tuesday, THE Prohigate;"
Wednesday, Carmen" Thursday, The Second
Mrs. Tanqueray;" Friday, "Camlle:" Saturday
matinee. The Second Mrs. Tanqueray;" Saturday
night. The Prohigate"
At the Academy Of Music the sensational melo-
drama THE King Of the Opium Ring" will be
continued this week. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll
will this evening give his lecture on Thomas
Paine"