New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

nesdays az we'll as on Saturdays
.r-o,ovnv NJ the Wells has now passed It's one
hundredth performance with success at the Lyceun
Theatre Cthe longest the Lyceum has had III
some years. and the season OF that mousse VIII soo"
end The I.yceum company Will be seen IN Boston
early I'm April Before its departure 1t VIII present
for a few weeks at the Iyeeum Theatre ne" pa
entitled Americans at Home" by Grace L. FUR
sess and Abby Sage Richardson
ION the sunnvside" the comedy by Blumentha
and Kadeburg which had its first performance
last Tuesday in the Irving Place Theatre bids fair
10 become a worthy successor TO I'm WelsSeh
R8ss1" The audiences have been large. and the
@ ,ree pn the unnyside will hold the stage
every evening with the exception OF FRIDAY, anu
nonuIar-priced performance OF Schiller's The Rob,
hers will be given the part OF Franz being piay'u
by Heinrich Conred
Miss Viola Allen begins the last week OF her New
York run at the Garden Theatre Tomorrow even
ing Since the announcement Of her departure
from the city the audiences which have attended
THE Christian" have perceptibly augmented MISS
Allen will not De seen In Ncw-York at AL next
season but Will open the season or l"o-ol mere J."
n new play. George II. Broadhurst' encourageu oE
the reception given to HIS several farees VIII make
another bid for favor at the Garden Theatre on
Monday night. March g. "The Last Chapter IL
the title OF the new play which Is not farce The
scenes are laid In Southern California. a company
has been selected which includes Edgar L. Daven-
port Miss Grace Flkins Thomas a; Wise hhWln
Holt Harrison Ar1nsUonR' MISS r''lo "'''"' ''''
Horace Lewis
The nftIeth performance Of because She Loved
Him So was given at the Madison Square Theatre
last evening William Gllette's adaptation mas
proved success and the members OF we OF I,
ton Interpreting the piece have gained popularity
new musical number by Reginald DE koven
has been introduced at the Broadway Theatre ny
Joseph 0Mara the tenor Of The Three and f9s an
invsibe-chorus accompaniment II was Warmly
received.
'Tord and Lady Algy" seems 10 have made
good start at the Empire Theatre. where the audl-
ences have been large and interested. and the act,
m ing or tne The usual Wednesday, aqd
Saturday matnees are given.
Large audiences and large advance sales are still
the invar,able rule at the Garrlck Theatre, wheTe
"Zaza" seems likely to remain on view for n long
time 10 come.
The spacious stage effects in Her Atonement
give delight to the melodramaticaly Inclined audi
encos Of the Academy Of Music II presents r me
enjoyed at this theatre. and maintains the reputa-
ton OF the house among Its freauen'ers.
Tho Donnellv Stock Company. at the Murray
Hill Will draw from the repertory OF y C. Good
win for its attraction this week, presenting y
Gold Mine" Robert Drouet assuming the part OF
Silas Wolcott.
An uncommonly Interesting programme was pre-
scented az Roster q Blas Music Hall last Week.
and II viii be continued with few changes this
week It's prominent features are the sisters
Rappo" from Irkutsk. Siberia; Henri French
bcyclist and comic jugser; the Hengler sisters
the two Escamillos. equilibrists on the SACK VIII,
Mr. h nng A NTs N M irene and her trained dog
ZaZa the Hegelmanns. IN their atIl"i hS' MI
0'Rrien and Hayel sheik HadH Tahar's Arabs
twenty In number and Dave" Meier. bag puncher.
Roster K6 & Biais Pani ienneberg formerly con con
ductor Of Won Bronners orchestra. OF l.'a,
,rueirol director Of Kaufman's varieties, btiI'h;
and more recently assistant 90 Victor Herbert OF
this city.
The farce Browns in Town Will begin us
second wce. at the Biiou Theatre tomorrow night
The usual announcements come rom lue ,"I ht
concerning alterations TO suit patrons "in'h "'''
been made in the piece
Ezra Kendall proved pleasing TO the Keith audi
ences last week. Notwithstanding the rNd"! 81
JOAQUIN Miller. Miss Marion Manoa. etc. ana ne
rernaIns for this week VIII VI. Cressy and
planche Davne return in their amusing sketch
tbere will be an illustrated "traveogue on
aTH BY jonn Nh S4" make it, rst aPpearancc in
America one Of them drops on MS handS from ON
heigbt of twenty-five feet There VIII be- the ns"''
collection Of vaudeville entertainers
A. Tony Pastors Theatre the attractions an
nouuc,d for this week are Tony Pastor III Ms
latest songs; Beatrice Morelard IN the ''m'u'''"'
hv George NJ Cohan "The Glddy Miss Gordon
80 Willett ana ThOrnc iarceurs Hines ana Nh,
ngton the Stewart Sisters 1e9n ana &,n J'ST d,I1
T"bn II ~ Ryrnc Forester and Floyd. Ryan ana
Ryan and Ford and Dot West.
Miss Fanny Rice will make her first appearance
in this city for the present season tomorrow
nipbt al the Grand Opera House when she VII
be in new version OF ~ lnr r,,, f eet
eral seasons.
The cinematograph will give interesting views at
the Eden Musee this week and the usual alter
noon ard evening concerts will be continued. The
waxworks are ~ fascinating rs ever.
Chauncey Olcott having given his hfueth per
Torrance Of "A Romance Of Athlone." at the Four
eenth street ThsaiTe yin in all gro9a6 51e se H2n
for three and four weeks In advance
The Banda Rosa. Of San Severe, under the d.
rection Of Eugeno sorreutiuo. will give two con
certs at the Academy OF Music to-day. one In The
afternoon and one In the evening
Although the success Of Hurry Burly" and
"Cathorinc" AT Weber Il F1clds's Music Hall Is
pronounced the Manages are pTeparps 10 rc
ducc several new trav,sly bits on current "'""'-
lions
The programme TO be submitted AZ Proctor =
Twentv-third street Theatre this week includes
Louise Thorndykc Boucicault in a new comedietta
"Proper Impropricty": John Kernel in his mono
logu, Of Irish wtticisms, Nile. Marcia and her
trained birds Thomas J Ryan and Mary Rich
field Edwin X. Lang. WIN + Denny, descriptive
vocalist; Harding and An Sid. comcal acrobais
Alfred Ar.ncsen cquibrst; Belle Hathaway ana
her trained dogs and monkey. Swan ana Ol)ay
F dancers; Matthew JugRler. and acrobats ana sing
ers in plenty. To-day's show will be continuous
from $50 Nm il D. m and The bill contains Edward
iiarrigan and his company Fred N!bo, Isabelle
T-rquhart and her company. Kitty Mitchell Gar
lando Dan ana Bessie Kelly. John and Bertha
GleesOn. and others
The lovers OF vaudeville uptown Will have an op-
portuni,v this week at the Palace OF seeing Ed
ward Harrgan and his company In Larry Logan.
/ Gus Williams viii offer his monologue. James