New-York tribune., 1899-04-30
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The last week of the season OF opera in English
st the American Theatre will begin tomorrow
It will be made noteworthy by the revival OF four
Of the most popular grand operas in the repertory
of the Castle Square Opera Company. Verdi ana
Gounod will divide the week the former being rep
resented by I'll Trovatore' and Aida" the latter
by Faust" and Romeo and Juliet" The schedule
is as follows: Monday and Tuesday. nights
Faust; Wednesday. matinee and night III Irovaii
tore; Thursday and Friday nights Romeo ana
Juliet: Saturday matinee and night AIDA, Inc
spring dTama At the As prodncon
Of ''We-Uns of Tennessee, an original play by Lee
Arthur. The list OF actors alrea1y engassd rcbIe ~.
Boyd Stephen Wright, Burt Clark c. Is d, frencR'
SMITH smits PIERCE Kingsley, John fnce r., NJ
Raphun Miss Victory Bateman MISS GeUrsIa W
rngton Miss Marion Lester and Mrs. {. g. Craig
Miss Julia Marlowe has found part which suits
her uncommonly well in "Colinette when when she ghs Is
now playing at the Knckerbocker Theare Inc
play will be continued for some time
"The Old Homestead" will go for one week
more at the Academy of Music and then Mr.
THOMPSON will give way to another attraction The
public should not be disheartened however, da rs
Impossible 10 mn tnihk - 'nHe nav Academy some time
The spectacle IAN Arabian GUl and Forty
Thieves" will be continued this week at the Herald
Square Theatre.
Alfred f. Aarons Of Roster Balls. has Sc
cured for the coming week the Phasey troupe.
eight English girls. in songs and dances the -Four
Fmperors Of Music: the Grf1ths brothers. In
their absurd Blondin donkey act Cole, john
son and the Freeman sisters; the Conn
Fredericks troupe OF demon acrobats Henri
French the bicycst; the Beaumont sisters; Ethel
Levey in songs: the Rappo sisters. Clarenzes Quin-
tet the three Fortunes the Montrose troupe aero
bats, and Moung Toon and Moung int e,Gb, the 6ur
concert include Pauline Hall. the -FOUR C2hans'
press Fldridge. the Four Emperors of Music.
Laura Burt. Cole. Johnson and the Freeman sis,
sieeeI Ethel Levey. the Grlfiths brothers. the
beaumont sisters the Sisters Rappo Sims and
tet. A Hungarian band will give concert on the
promenade floor.
The managers Of the New York Theatre declare
that their new spectacle. The Man in the Moon"
Is likely to run indefinitely. This may sound about
the same as saying that they have not yet decided
when to close IT, but It Is not intended to mean
that The supposton is that IT will run until WEI. wei
into the summer II not clear through IT, HoDous @
smoothly. and ends at h'f' p Il"
Miss Rose Melville will continue TO amuse the
visitors at Keith's Union Square Theatre this week
and probably for some time longer she appears Nj
her sketch isis Hopkinss Visit. and Rlchard
Ridgely Francis Denton and Miss & Laura hd pehio enc
nese conjuror and his company VIII appear to,mgI T
| row He has just been released from CUSTODY oy
| The Tinted States Government. under rulhE OF
| the courts that he does not come under the amen
| law relating to aborers. Mr.. Keith at once en-
caoed him He came here especially for the Omaha
Exposition. Joseph Hart and Carrle De a mar d Ie
nan magbey sy @ poueherty. Guyer ard Day Joe wech
| and others ill out the bhl
Miss Laura Burt and Etenne Girardot are now
| a, the head Of the cast Of THE Purple Lady" at
the Biiou Theatre. The piece Is still continued ana
II IS said that its popularity is SHOWN py resu-
| lar increase IN the receipts
Changes among the groups have taken place
| a, the Eden Musee in the last week. New groups
| have been added and the other groups have been
| remodeIled and rearranged. To-morrow new cne-
matograph views Will be shown oHe,ems I,no sa and ~
| aeyening and visitors can remain long as they
| choose seeing many different sets
.zaza" will continue at the Garrick Theatre prob
| ably till about the middle OF June The company
| will then rest TIL autumn. when the tour on the
| road Will begin.
A programme appropriate TO the early summer
season is offered at Proctor's Twenty-thrd Street
Theatre thi. week The leading factors are GIL
more and Leonard. who have just closed tour in
| "Hogan's Alley" Some OF the rest McPhee
| and Hill bar acrobats: Ward and Curran. the
| RandalIes acrobatic dancers; Hal Merritt, mono
iogist the Flood brothers, clowns; the Marnellas.
| shedman's dogs and Master Joe OHare To-days
concert runs from 29o till 1920 m. and presents
Cliford and Huth, Harrington, the Silvers. the
| Wilson family A. o. Duncan. Jennie Satterlee and
others
| An evenly balanced vaudeville bill is the offering
at the Pleasure Palace this week The leading feat
ures are the Russell brothers the Rxford brothers
head -belancsrs Harrigan. the tramp iuggier. Lille