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hooptrose troupe and the Beaumonts. '"'
fresh bstsh WIZARD Ssa%9R sm@;R %aTTy w
SHaldwell. Lazellc and Vernon. and Brien and
Havrl among them.
Mixed Ale" will engage this weeks visitors
70 the Dewey. and pantomimic sketch, Tho
Duci. ls suggestive Of a display OF women dis
TT2b,ing some. OF those in the oilo viii be
ih1 ihhM.tE bears the GHrdnsrs, Delmore and Lee
First at Jacks win come Tho Garden
Party" then living pictures will alternate with
ffRSiesaties by o'RorEe and Bennet vassar. and
hales and The Model" will end the perform
f Fea.r the sef besey svsn,Phs hss s,ae
apd at Hnrtig Seamon's.
;, ,1u To,dsy,s view Of the Eden Musts wax colec-
ton VIII! show that the statues OF war heroes
s1ssed BY ,hS ST99aP entitled En-
ton, Agulnaido's figure is not among then
but is to be seen and is new.
The Easter Monday reproductions will be dig.
niRed by Shakespearean tragedy. "Othello +"
will be performed at the Herald Square. with
H. ID. Mclean as the jealous Moor. Charles b.
Hantord as the crafty villain and 0dette Tyler
as the murdered wife. The representation will
be observed with much interest. That 1t will be
careful and intelligent is sure. That IL will
be gratifying TO lovers Of Shakespeare Is likely
Mr. Mclean is wealthy Southerner. who has
acted on tours. though never in this city. Mr..
Hanford was in companies with Booth and
Barrett. Miss Tyler was introduced conspicu-
ously to New Workers in the first cast OF The
Girl Loft Behind Me-" and her last appear
ance here was in Secret Service" Between
those times she has played many parts we'll. The
$cfiss 9thGi9 there viii be- Romeo Romeo; and and
The Merry Wives OF Windsor" in the form
OF , Ai,coIaIs comic opera. Will be brought for
said that the chance for picturesa,e scenery
and beautiful costumes has not been ne glected
There will be something q novelty in this per
sung here IN English in, recent years Anew
member Of the Castle Square Company. Z. c.
ing after, Monday with Mr.. Greene. The fat
knight will be represented by Mr.. Norman. the
pcho the @ q BY M cha Chase aiss ssq nSf
Merrill. and other characters by Miss Miller.
MI! A81an B9@nnsn and ~ NJ Eider will coma ,.o
town for week at the Harlem Opera House:
No doubt it Is still in precisely the same good
the Fourteenth Street. OF course, Chauncey
tsct 3lsott 4 its head centre still I.may b. true
ocott is the bigger thing in the estimation @ alto af
his multitudipoHs following. He sings six
oFgk!na! nal lysh ILL., ballad ballads Il, ,,o crnd o,.
House audiences laugh. or else May Irwin will
know the reason why. Her, annual visits in
= 5,
as all sorts Of people like her humor. and 60
there from every direction to get II at less than
tains the same comedians that were s IN iea il at
the Buou; and no change OF Importance has
been made among the women.
English at the, Union. Square in the Palmer
dsys and ksp, before the public iDteTmitsept.
stock company at the Murray Hi, It's char
acter OF the palsied old sensualst who persists
his evil fill nnCrlaNy killS him will
Nathan der Wei,s" wi! be the drama for the
famous German actor. at the Irving Place on
Thursday night. He is now on the ocean and
npa viii &tre Gn H Pa
is FOR ten days only. after which he will visit
T Ss qnT %ls5bst ss BY 6ds flst s5i @ n
AT Piney Ridge" will be at the Star It's
production at the American three, years ago
will recall, Is the tai1t OF negro blood. The
and therefore has a deal OF trouble before the
fact comes out that the vicious villain Is the
e gad5o%n David Higgins and Geor
"A Female Drummer" is making a round OF
the hat-price theatres. and it,, next will be the
and Go comic i'm personation pei Of a bacheios girl BY
Johnstone Bennett and partly through rapid
run Of funny incidents. this farce gives merry
st"re ht hard Miss Bennetts company com
tains eccentric comedians ana prlsk soubrettes
in abundance.
Easter week will be the final week OF Mr.
Sothern In The Kings Musketeer" at the
Knickerbocker. where the play has served the
actor better than anything else since The
Prisoner OF Zenda" Julia Matlowe will come
next in the knickerbocker's brilliant success
sion OF stars in new pieces. Miss Marlowe
vii! appear in '' ''Colinette." romantic drama
from the French.
Another play which will disappear at the end
Of the week is John Ingerleld," at the
Iyceum. Its stay was prearranged to last only
through the ten days remaining Of the reGu
lar season Its practical value. as estimated by
Daniel Frohman. is indicated by the fact that
on the summer tour Of the stock company.
and will be presented again at the home the
Minnie Maddern- -Fiske will devote the final
TO - Tess Of the D'Urbervilies." the drama
cessor Her acting as the murrderous m kmaid
Coghlan M iI is to follow with "Citizen Pierre" :.
That our theatrical people are not carried
by from all sns Gt
Algy' at the Empire, That Charles. Frohman
is 0t that way of thinking is shown in his an
season. The SUPPORT oi The current Piece
are notably hard to please;
The Spanish coquette in Because She Loved
Him So has a new exponent IN Sara Perry.
lately the leading actress with William Gillette.
who has stopped his tour In order to finish his
The, farce at the Madison square, with it's
spells OF genuine comedy and its touches OF
pathetic sentiment. will stay where it IS until
the theatre closes for the summer and then 60
Tomorrow night &" A Reign Of Error" will
have new half hour burIesque based on the
ii Of - The Three MuRketaera
The Rogers brothers will misrepres;ent pre-; ut MI Nr
treatment Of half a dozen. other Duma! per-
sonages The skit is called The Eight Must
Get-Theres" The entertainment at Mr.. Ham
mersteins Victoria has manifestly taken u
prosperous place in our theatrcaIs.
s9 weeks to come, Rated commisrcikaily, CONNER kI
eamalIed by only . The Little Minister. with
Miss Adams and "Cyrano de Bergsrtac;.J Nth With
| is a combination Of a new " Camille" and new
Barnhardt. 1t Is intensely human IN matter
| and manner. and for that reason its boldly
| drawn wanton ia symnathetic; ,,,