New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

The announcement from the Madison Square
Theatre is that the coming week will be the last
Of ION and on" This farce will be followed by a
new one by William Gillette. called Because She
Loved Him So" This piece to be played at
the Garrick Theatre some weeks ago. but its New
York presentation delayed on account OF the
prosperity OF Catherine" which 1t thought
undesirable to disturb In the mean time Mr. Gil
lette's play has had several weeks out Of town
The cast is headed by J. E. Dodson and Miss Ida
Conquest.
"Trelawny Of the Wells is continued at the
Lyceum Theatre. with prospect OF being dis
continued. and the public is invited to come and
buy seats four weeks In advance MI. frohman is
preparing illustrated edition OF the play.
The Runaway Girl" is continuous at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. and 1t begins to look as II she
might away with the record for a New-York
among all the tribe Of girls with which the
local stage has been ornamented in the last five
years The llsth performance will be given to-mor-
row night
Miss Viola Allen and her company will begin the
fourteenth week of their New-York run in The
Christian" tomorrow night at the Garden Theatre
The 1l7th performance will be reached next Satur-
day night. The advance sales continue TO be large
and the prospects for a continuance Of prosperity
are unmpaired
The reception which has been given to Nat G.
Goodwin at the Knckerbocker Theatre has been
gratifying one. and large audiences have attended
nounced that Nathan Hale" is likely TO be con-
tinued through the whole engagement.
This week Will again bring a novelty at the
Irving Place Theatre, where, on Thursday. the
comedy by Hermann Faber "A Happy Couple"
will be performed for the first time in this country
The Inheritance" will until and including
poeuIsT pfices OF sehers Wiheim Tell viii Be
given next Friday. with Eugen schady IL the title
part, and will be repeated on saturday afternoon.
The Donnelly Stock Company. at the Murray Hi
Theatre will be this week in MY Friend from
India" and Henry V. Donnelly will make his first
appearance with his company. in the character OF
Erastus Underholt. Robert Drouet. William Red
Miss Dorothy Donnelly. Miss Sandel Mliken. Miss
Rose Beauds and MRS .nm H5fy M
give a concert at the Murray Hin this evening
Grand opera selections. a cake walk Jubilee and
gramme.
A farewell week Of The White Heather" will be
given. beginning tomorrow night. at the Harlem
opera House The stage OF this theatre affords
ample room for this production. All those who
been playing in The White Heather" this
Grace Thorn, Miss Olive May. Miss Sarah Mac
Laren, John + Sullivan Richard Bennett and Wal
At Tony Pastors Theatre e bill has been prepared
for this week including Tony Pastor. w. I. Garlic
ton and Miss Clara Wisdom, in AN Opera Re-
hearsar'; Miss Maud Courtney. Miss Maud Nugent
wills and Ioretto the Donovans. brown. Har-
rison and Brown. Axtell and Howard. he Ford
brothers wooden-shoe buck dancers; Miss Ella
Wesner Tom and Gertie Grimes. kilroy and Brit
ton Emery and Russell Observation-Disclosures; Lawson
and Namon and Professor Canreys troupe OF
performing dogs
THE Sorrows of Satan" will finish its engage
ment at the Broadway Theatre this week.
The next attraction will be Francis Wilson and his
company in THE Little Corporal" In tho cast are
Miss Lulu Chaser Miss Airline Crater. Denis OSul-
Ivan and Louis Casavant. The Broadway Thea
ire Opera Company has In preparation new
operetta by Reginald De Koyen and Harry b
smith entitled The Three Dragons" Rehearsals
p Ire directed by Julian Mitchell. stage manager. and
a De Novellis, lductor. The production will be
made at the Broadway Theatre on January 80
The dramatic feature OF Keith's Union Square
Theatre this week will be THE Dead Shot," one
~ Ruckstone's comedies. which Bert coote will
present He will have with him company OF
six or seven people including Miss Julie Kingsley
Fsvor and Sinclair will be among those who supply
H. usual vaudeville sketches; the Midgeeys, per.
senators of children will appear; BaIons educated
dops will come from successful western tour:
ana the AVOIDS. who use an upright pole IN Their
aymna ,tics will make their temperance here
.s,or,np Life" enters Its last week at the
Acad.mv OF Music tomorrow evening. The l25th
nerforn,ance will be marked By the presentation Of