New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

% ho,. % eyerv performance with large advance
orders for eeats and there Is no need ana no pros
pect OF change or Dill
shenandoah" will be seen again at the Grand
Opera House this week. with the leading parts In
the hands OF Maurice Barrymore and MISS MARY
Hampton An elaborate production Is pT0n n,,o
and military life.
This week will bring a varied programme ut the
Irving Place Theatre including one novelty Buseh
& Reichenbach." a farce by Heinrich Lee and Will
helm Meyer Forster. which will be produced for the
first time in this country on Thursday evening To-
morrow and Tuesday evenings Felix Philippis Das
Erbe" will be repeated. on Wednesday evening
the ieth Of % w Wes ne last per
Torrance of the piece this season. on Friday even
resuest and on Saturday afternoon schilier's wii
helm Tell will be given, both performances Dslns
popular prices. on Saturday evening Busch
e. Rechenbach" will he repeated
Miss Viola Allen. IN THE Christian" begins the
NTH month OF her New York run Mt the Garden
Theatre tomorrow evening. This is the first OF her
last five weeks In this city. Miss Allen VIII not
again be seen In New-York until the opening OF the
season of l90-l91l, when she VIII present Il new
play.
This week at the Murray Hill Theatre, the Don
nelly stock company. will be seen In Robert
Drouet's Doris" play written for and produced
by Miss Eme Ellsler The cast will include the
author and all the members Of the stock company.
Nat Goodwin s beginning the second month Of
his engagement at the Knlckerbocker Theatre, In
Nathan Hale" The houses are still good Mr..
Goodwin will give professional matinee some
time next month
THE Village Postmaster" after its long run at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre will be presented at
the Harlem opera House this week with all the
Grace Gayler Clark Tomorrow night will be the
10th performance, and silk fans Will be given 10
the women attending.
This is the announcement which the press agent
serves on the public; AT Roster & Balls Music
Hall in addition to the already splendid bill pre-
scented the last week. there will be during the
current week two additional strong acts added
1t certainly looks as If a sum In addition were to
be attempted. These additional additions which
are to be added are the Mcrkc Sisters. equlibrists
and Servais lie Roy. illusonist and magician. The
agelmanns VIII present in iher aerial act nun
and the English dancer, Miss Ida Heath, will pre-
sent neW danes n, VIZ English will present new
the Painter Brothers and Mile. Clara Lardnois
are among the others on the bill
LA Belle Helene" is to be continued for a time
longer at the Casino The Casino productions seem
10 be spreading over the earth. "A Dangerous
Maid THE Telephone Girl" and Yankee Doodle
y
Belle OF New-York having already had a long
run in London has now reached Berlin.
At the Eden Musfe the cinematograph has been
exhibited for over two years. II has become one
Of the chief features of the Musee and OF equal
interest with the groups and the gypsy music
II gives an exhibition each hour. and a different
pictures are shown each time, there is an endless
variety.
long engagement ceems TO be ahead Of Chaun-
cey Olcot. at the Fourteenth Street Theatre whore
"A Romance Of Athlone Is as successful as any Of
the other Irish plays which he has presented there
from time to time. The house is always crowded
and the sales of seats extend far i'm advance.
'Zaza' continues at the Garrck Theatre. the
capacity of the house being reached at every per-
Torrance. \ special matinee is announced for the
afternoon of February 49,
Nell Burgess VIII begin engagement at Keith
Union Square Theatre tomorrow. appearing with
a company In MY Mother-in-Law." II was I'm the
Union Square Theatre that Mr. Burgess made a
| large part Of the run Of THE County Fair" Now
Just returned from Europe. he Introduces himself
to his New-York public the same stage in
practically the one character I'm which he has al