New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

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Messaia Henry Lee
Simondes t,ln yoier
Talthazar Frank Mordaunt
idertm i.drick TriesseIl
Horator Charles j. Wilson
Metelus George Frederick
Drusus Paul Gers9n
Cecus h iieh' Sy,aDssS
sanballat ~, rIaa GA 10
Kahed
ofcer Of the galley. william Ford
Esther I;is orona
I1rzah Observation-Disclosures Miss Adene Adler
Am-ab NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Mary Shaw
William Gillette In the first two weeks Of his
new drama Sherlock Holmes" has turned people
awav from the Garrick Theatre at every perform
ance that was given. The audiences which enjoy
sherlock Holmes" accept Mr. Gillette as a COM
piete realization OF Conan Doyles detective hero
In two weeks Mr. Cranes engagement at Wal
lacks will come TO an end. and "A Rich Mans
Son" will on its travels and undoubtedly
make merry the theatre goers OF other ciue s Nj
Crane has found the play popular ana It's audiences
have been large.
John Drew had crowded audiences at the EN-
pire Theatre all through Horse Show week His
success In THE Tyranny Of Tears continues and
it will probably do so all through his New York
engagement He will return to New.d ork pero s.s
engagement at the Criterion Theatre.
On Tuesday a new play. entitled Die Herren
Shine" In three acts by Oscar Walther and
Leo Stein. will ne presented for the first time at
the Irving Place Theatre The plot deals with
plain people who got rich by work and members
of the aristocracy whom fate has placed in reduced
Wednesday. Thursday, Saturday matinee and Sat
urday evening while Monday Madel ais
lar T pTces sudcrmanns Masda will be presented
Miss May Irwin has never been more popular or
more successful in New-York than she is at the
present time at tho BlOu Theatre where she is
beginning her second month in Sister Mary" In
fact. according TO the reports that come from the
theatre. she mas never before, zone so well II
ing performances than Miss Irwin has always done
but the afternoon performances have improved
Natinees are always the weak point with a farce
and when a farce draws good matinee audiences II
can be regarded something rather out Of the
common.
The Donnelly Stock Company at the Murray Hill
vii Will this week revive Mar f M9rGI play rr
duced by W. II. Crane
Make Way for the Ladies'" which is now at the
Madison Square Theatre. will itself have to make
way for r. c. Cartons Wheels Within Wheels"
which is due there December H. An effort will
be made, however to proiong the run OF the present
farce IN town. II possible another theatre VIII be
found for IT, and If this Is not possible Il Is pro
son Square. while the other play Is running.
~ Tony Pastors Theatre this week the attrac-
tons will be Frank Bush. the Brothers Dam. in
.acrobatic act; Haines and Petting. Edgar Fore
and Miss Julia West. Mile Sallna Harry and
Sadie Fields. Kitty Gardner Gilmore. Williams and
Melbourne. in An Evening Call" introducing
Deacon Darlington and MartelI German and Proc
tor; Running Elk and Wanna, experts in acrobatc
and the American vitagraph
THE Dairy Farm" has made such success at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre that its run has
been extended to Saturday, December %. when
nearly one hundred performances of Miss Merrons
play will have been given at this theatre.
At Roster e Balls music hall this week a bur
lesque on Sherlock Holmes" will be substituted
for the on Children OF the Ghetto" which
Is incidental to around NewYork IN Eighty
Minute IT has been written by Clay NJ Greene
In the vaudeville bin this week will be the De
a acroba carefny selected e ap b ne viii nafs
offered at the concert this evening.
This week will be presented at the Grand Opera
House THE Sorrows Of Satan" dramatization
OF Marie Corers novel The play will be given
with elaborate scenery and costumes and the cleo
0'Neii Frank Roberts Cecil Magnus BASH W vests
Emily Dodd. Marie Curtis, Anna Mortland. Kath-
Hamilton
Cissle LOTUS has been successful in doubling her
Is retained this week the feature of the pro-
grammes at both. Others in the same bill at the
Twenty third Street Theatre are VIII NJ. Greasy
nS IN p resr drde sefh GRASP
kalatechno9cope, with a new series OF views: Wayne
Mayo, soubrctte; Reed and Shaw Whitley and
Mackenzie Raymond. West and Sunshine and
To-day's concert. continuous from l:so TIL 1880
2; M VIII be given by VIII NJ. Greasy and Blanche
Western, Carroll and Crawford. the three sa Vans.
the kalatechnoscope and others.
The bin at Proctor's Palace this week. in ah
dIton TO Cssie LOTUS will offer Alexander Tacianu
the Russian vocalist; the three Sa Vans comica
acrohats; the views of the kalatechnoscope the
aerial Austins in their trapez act; Howard Thurs
Bon Ton Trio and a dozen others To-day's CON
GoTad Grimm and 0 his Company he n Seven w R ReSs
Birds. VIII +. Denny, Wrawee. the kalatechno-
scope and others.
Tomorrow evening Sporting Life" will begin a
weeks engagement at the Harlem Opera House
with the original Academy OF Music cast. with one
or two exceptions, all tho thrilling features and
the scenic adornment which attracted attention
las, year. Miss Elita Proctor Otis. Joseph whee.
Gotihold. Frederick W. Strong. Berssford Webb
William Elmer and others are retained In the
company
I'm Gay Paree" closed a two weeks enRasement
last night at the New-York Theatre and will re-
sumo Its interrupted road tour this week Begin
oRourke place IN this theatre the American n' bos
graph. showing the pictures OF the recent fght be.
tween Jenries and Sharkey at the Coney Island
Athletic Club. The entertainment will continue
for a few weeks. until Mr. Iederer can get his
new extravaganza ready. The pictures will run for
two hours. and at intervals In the performance
vaudeville , specialties viii be introduced matinee
VIII be given every day. including SUNDAYS herin~
ming on Tuesday afternoon. The sixth OF the regti
lar winter series of Sunday night concerts Win
offer the following bill at the New-York Theatre:
Fougere. Theresa Vaughan, the Waterbury brothers
and Tenny, Miss Eta Butler the Deonzo brothers
Long and Cotton, johnson and Dean, Carrie Scott
Caroline Hull and Halliday and Ward
THE Roger Brothers In Wall Street" at the
Victoria Music Hail. Is stil running well. Though
in It's third month. this attraction Is drawing large
houses and there are rumors OF improvements.