New-York tribune., 1899-04-16
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

No limit is yet set to the run Of Because enc
Loved Him So" which continues to be prosperous
| at the Madison Square Theatre. The ffteenth "eeh
begins tomorrow night Miss Ida Conquest WI, WI,
play her present part I'll May when sne VIII viii
l depart from the cast and from the lana ana VIII
| sail for Europe
| DonizettIs "The Daughter OF the Regiment" will
| be presented by the Castle Square Opera Company
at the American Theatre this week Miss de TreVine
and Miss Miard will alternate In the part OF MARIE
| and Mr. Sheehan and Mr.. Greene will alternate as
posed of Rosinnis ''Barber OF Seville" and Gilbert
and Sullivans Trial by Jury" will be given
The Donnelly stock company. at the Murray Hill
| Theatre will this week revive "A Gilded Fool"
written by Henry Guy Carleton and made familiar
TO theatre-goers by y. G. Goodwin. Walter Allen
Will be Chauncey Short, the character originally
played by Mr.. Goodwin
Only three weeks Of Lord and Lady Agy's"
time at the Empire Theatre remain. On May the
theatre must be turned over to Miss Maude Adams
Tor her production Of Romeo and Juliet" The
f9SS @nrs w a viii begin It's next season at the
Mrs. Leslie Carter will reach and pass her Tooth
performance OF 'Zaza" at the Garrick Theatre this
week week me story OF the prosperity Of this attraction
THE Cuckoo is going along eavlv AT WalIack.s
| Iheatre IL was the intention OF the manager
U, "aacKs 10 present musical attraction there
sess aoo, o 'ne middle OF April but owing to the sue
| he withheld ~ 'eai a'iacuoh VIII
The bill which proved popular at Roster & BiaIs
last week Will be continued with little change this
week. 1t includes the Grfiths brothers IN ,bo,r
Blondin donkey act; Kelly and Ashby the Sisters
| Rappo. the Beaumont sisters the FrederIcks
troupe Henri French the bicycst and comic tug
| ger me Montrose Troupe. the Rixfords head-to-
and Mouns and Mo"ns ch iSs Ba sne
hill Julius wmark Marie jansen IaSra Burt Burt
Willard SINS Jennie ed crasam asen es snd Noble Noble Fuller
nD, rnotfsGn Nellie Burt Henri French the Beau
! mont sisters Cheridah Simpson, NJ and Nine LIE
Moung Chit. ''0'' anu
Al the Irving Place Theatre tomorrow evening
there will be benefit performance for Nahan
Franko. the musical director OF the theatre who
| VIII sail at an early date for London where he Is
70 At pay hs bene f he E9a 0Dsr Covep
on e Tasn Ghre VIII be played and 1t will be repeated
another benefit performance. for George Hernstadt
s5roo ana GeSrge S Bsche For their benefit Kneises
will be repeated on Thursday evening Friday ~
na the he satuTSay matInes win bring
day evening another benefit performance. for Gus
20. schwiesermutter.' or Madame Bonvard."
Some rather extensive changes were made in TN
Gay Paree' at the Casino last week. and the men
OF the company who try to be funny are now sup
| posed to have better chance to do so. The ballet
continues however. to be the chief attraction.
| AT the Eden Musee new wax groups have been
| placed on exhibition. New cnematograph Views
have been secured and they shown each hour
OF the afternoon and evening. The afternoon and
a evening concerts VIII be carefully arranged this
favorite Gypsy numbers.
THE Purple Lady" will begin the third week Of
rs run at the Bijou Theatre tomorrow evening
Miss Laura Burt will this week assume the title
part in the farce.
| Tony Pastor will present an entirely company
this week. consisting OF Garfield and Carlton Smith
ana Fuller. the upside-down jugger. Zarmo; Doug
las and Ford singers and dancers: Miss Lolita
Gladstone, Mead and Allyn. assisted by Ned Ben
ana and
qas the carons KOoHe Harry 1nd aY ysnr
Clowns Gordon and Lorano and Mr.. Pastor.
| The French Maid will be played this week at
the Grand Opera House. with Miss Anna Held in
the title part The rest OF the cast will be for the
ost most part the same as when this musical farce was
This weeks bill at Keiths retains Papinta as the
leading attraction. her picturesque dances and
| hoNel Hsnt eHectS once more proving strong
feature OF the programme. The Six Sennetts also
remain, and the newcomers include George Henry
The Reed family, kiazIs, and VINE paIy ihe
hit in by the SAD Sea ha, ses ae
eepted pied an offer to appear at Kehs on April "a.
At the Pleasure Palace this week the long bill
is headed by Billy Clifford and Maude Huth.
Jess Dandy. the Nawns. in their Irish farce, "A
Touch Of Nature; Florence Moore soprano: the
Wilson family and score more are in the all
day programme At to-day's concert Nell Burgess.
Dolan and I,enharr, Solaret. Esmeralda and many
| others are billed
programme OF vaudeville favorites has been
arranged for this week at Proctor's Twenty-third
Street Theatre. The Russell Brothers will be seen
In their approximations Of the Irish servant girls
viii present The Vaudeville Craze" and among
WaeTbar and ' TennY Matthew and
In T Be- qd rom Geose I m Toda aDS
Miss Marie Wainwright Wood and Sheppard. Jess
sawtee and Duy Ford and and Davern S and others others
| will appear.
The latest song introduced in "A Reign OF Err
ror" at Hammersein's Victoria. is "Mesmerize
Magee." 1t Is sung by Miss Ada Lewis The
ffeth performance OF this piece on Thurs
day evening. and will be Gitngly celebrated by
| cided TO keep the present attraction until hot
| weather. or at least until It is time to open the
| roof garden
The usual trimming and eliminating process has
been carried out in regard to "Helter Shelter" at
| Weber e. Fields Music Hall. In making changes
| an entire new scene has been introduced 1t deals
| with the balloon feature OF The Great Ruby"
| popular attraction returns to Huber's Four
teenth Street Museum this week and will head the
bill. This feature is the lady basketball players
| ten in number. forming two teams, one represent
| ing New-York and the other Chicago
Tonight Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will deliver
his latest lecture. entitled The Devil" at the
| Harlem Opera House.