New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The last three weeks OF Miss Annie Russe,i III
Miss Hobbs are announced at inc nyoe ,, a,yen
tire Three matinees OF Miss Hobbs VIII p eafinee
M the Lyceum this week. New ear i ~,
and The usual Thursday and SATURDAY i'"''
r, co.,,a sou.re Opera Company's holiday sea-
son Of light opera at the American Inea.re nn'
beeun with conspicuous success Die
maus has been selected the bill for TINS pocia
beginning tomorrow afternoon Wne" 'p
New Years Day matinee VIII be gwen
william Gillette who is playing sherlocN
Holmes" TO standing room audiences at Wv,
rick Theatre will give two matinees TINS We" wen
Tho extra matinee will be on New year ,a I'm
Mr. Gillette il approaching the hundreu'h pe''o'"
ance of the Conan Doyle drama
The music and the general jollity OF Three LIZ
tie Lambs" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre haVe
made the new work pleasing to the audiences "
its first week. There will be special N o,%ees on
matinee tomorrow. anu res"'"i
wednesday and Saturday
"Tbe "Maneuvers OF Jane Is now IN i's seoo"n
month nj Dalys Theatre. and 20 far 1t has proven
as attractive as during its long run last yea. ~
7 o,aor No time is vet announced for anottner
play TO follow the present one though 3nn' he pro
Hobbes's play. The Ambassador VII" VIC p'O
duced at Dalys when required.
Tho attraction for New Years week at the Mur-
raw Hill Theatre will be william Gillettes iaice'
"AI the Comforts OF Home" the cast ihc'uu.,s
Henry Y. Donnelly and all the members OF the
stock company
"Nv Iady's Lord" tie whimsical romance
nv r. V Esmond. which was produced az the Eli
miro Theatre last Monday evening drew large
audiences during the inst week and pleased tnose
who saw H. There will be three matnees OF M; MY
Ladys Lord" at the Empire this week-the rev
Years matinee and the regular wednesday anu
Saturday matlnees
Frank Daniels will continue at Wallack's through
the coming week in his new operetta' Inc
Amer" The audiences have been large ana en-
thusastlc and the sngagement seems ssa New
prove 4 success. There Will ne the uS""' Az"
Years matinee tomorrow.
Another week OF large audiences is to be placed
to the credit Of "Ben-Hur" at the Broadway inca
ire where the elaborate scenes and the striking
stage pictures prove attractive and pleasing Inc
run will still be long
Primrose and Dockstader's Minstres will remain
At the Herald Square Theatre for another week
and It is announced that changes VIII be mace III
the entertainment and new songs and other feat
ures introduced. 4 concert VIII De given to-ihsH'
and a special New Years matinee tomorrow
owbeeIs Within Wheels" continue their revolu-
tIons AT the Madison Square Theatre Beginning
with n New Years matinee. the farce enters on
the fourth week Of Its career
A, Eoster G. Rails Music Hall this week some OF
the attractions will be the same as last week ana
some Of them will be new. Gertrude haynes anu
her ''choir celestial will remain as Will also Jonn
w Ransone and Helen Marvin the mimic Inc
Holloway trio will return Another star is Marie
Jansen Imogene Conner, Madge Fox. wayne ana
Caldwell Earl and Shepard and several others VIII
make I'D the bill All Of the above artists ana sew
others who have 0r .ne eyena
when the management Will give oenent Ios s sne
Parnel Monument Fund. For tonight good Dill
has been procured
At Keths Union Square Theatre this week
varied and attractive bill will be offered. inciudinB
Houdini a conjuror. who escapes out OF all hahu-
curs leg shackles and straitjackets assisted by
Miss Beatrice; Henri French. jusgler; Fieuerette
and Frank Gardiner the Florens troupe acrooats'
the three Rosebuds and Phil OFT. Bogert ana
O'Bren the three Lvingstons, acro5ats the JONI m
son brothers bog5a2h Whine aab and Wake
field Baabrega fusionist. and the stereopticoh'
"Iyav Down East" will be continued at the
Academy of Music this week and for considerable
time longer There will be o Spsci on Wednesday
and Saturday
Tho elaborate holiday entertainment at the Eden
Nus4e will be continued during the coming week.
Each afternoon and evening THIS marionettes VIII
nresent a Christmas play. including the troubles OF
Rluebeard The afternoon and evening conceres
will be unusually good, and the wax groups are
their best An important attraction VIII oe ~. we
story OF Cinderella, told IN SIX taoieaus ~ 'N'
cnematograph.
.,rhe Village Postmaster has proved no less
,o- At tho Fourteenth Street Theatre than II
ros when II was first seen there year ago
New Years matinee will be given to-morr p ms ms
evening series OF moving ,bIs Ps.ures 0i r0p'
r,. h,r,esones "Whiri-I-Gig" and Barbara
Fidpitv" are continued at Weber q fieidss -nusio
Hall and no needs to be SAID a3oui rne well
natnre o, the works and their popularity are "ei
understood.
1,ha third month OF Miss May Twins Sister
Mary al the Bijou Theatre shows the s'eauy man"
,aropce Of its popularity 1t has been settled that
,s,star Mary. is here TO remain, and the Bijou
Theatre is nightly crowded with audiences which
enjoy It, special matinee will be given on Hsw
Years Day and the regular matinee On oat"'uS''
mere are no Wednesday matinees
Tho tas, week of the three months engagement OF
tho Alice Nielsen Opera Company In rhe singing
clrl" AZ the Casino begins on New Years Day
There will be special matinee. and the last regular
motinee will occur Saturday afternoon. January
g ON Sunday morning, January Z, Miss Nielsen's
c,eanIzation will 90 TO Philadelphia, where fort
nights engagement will be played MISS Nieisehs
travels will extend only as far west as ChichBo'
and she will appear In but rev Oh the iarse' eeS
including Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington.
prooklvn Pittsburg Chicago, Detroit and Boston.
Little Red Riding Hood" will follow at the Casino
on January S. The company Is headed by Miss
Nadge Leasing Miss Marion Bate, Hallen Mostyn,
Snitz Edwards Miss Kitty Mitchell Miss Ethel
Jackson and Miss Mayme Gehrue
In the long holiday bill at Proctors Twenty-third
Street Theatre on New Years Day, when the en-
tsrtainment will start at 10 q m. and run till IL
D. m. the star feature will be the Hungarian Boys
Band. Other features are Seymour and Dupree
acrobats william Cahill Davies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beque. the kalatechnoscope Ellsworth and Burt.
Edmond Standish and Lester and Jerman. To-
days entertainment. from 100 till 1890 p. m will
have Jennie Yeamans, Bertha Welby and her COM
pany. Joe O'Hare. Herbert and Willing, Anna Teresa
Berger and others
Marshall p Wilder will head the programme at
Proetors Palace tomorrow and he will have
new monoldgue. Other features In the holiday bill
are Bertha Welby and her company. Joe oHare,