New-York tribune., 1899-03-26


Of the Lyceum company will close on April o. l hru
the stage will be occupied on the following MOI, MOI
dav by j. X Hackett and his company ID Nupe'''
OF Hentzau.
Only n few more performances OF "Cyrano ue
Bergerac" will take place at the irving Pace lnea-
tre before the arrival Of Adolf v Sohheh'haI'
whose first nights as follows: April ana .
Iessng's Nathan der Weise": April ana lo'
Ate Junggcsellcn" by sardou: April II and T.
.Wauenstein's Tod" by schiller; April l3 and a.
"Die Tochter des Herrn Fabricus.' by Whbrahd''
The stock company at the Murray Hill Theatre
will be seen this week In II. J. Byrons comedy
"Our BOYS" Henry V Donnelly assuming the
character OF Perkyn Mddlewick our Boys was was
originally produced at the Naudeve NEAR, I'll t1l
don and had a continuous run or niteen hunuIeu
nights
A change has been made in the programme Of tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre for this week, too late for
the correction Of the announcement which appears
IN another part OF this paper For the first half
Of this week. including a Wednesday matinee. Mrs.
Minnie Maddern Fske will play "Frou-Frou' For
the OF the week she will play Little Italy ana
which Will be the last OF her engagement. will be
devoted TO a revival Of Tess Of the DuroerVilles'
In GAY Paree" has had a trial OF week at the
Casino and is continued with such additional
effectiveness as comes from frequent repetition
Several Of the songs in the piece, as well as the
scenes and stage pictures have gained considerable
admiration
The four Cohans in George NJ. Cohan's Running
for Office" will head the bill at keiths Union
SQUARE Theatre this week, and Jessie Couthoui
Anna Wulnuth- Curran May Cook and Lille West
ern viii offer various sorts OF entertainment. be,
sides The teams OF Ward and Curran. Reno and
richards Fox and Foxie, Pat and Matte Rooney
York and Adams etc. The Merkel sisters are re-
tanned.
Nrs rosue Carter continues 10 play "Zaza" TO
large audiences at the Garrck Theatre. An extra
matinee Will be given on Wednesday OF next "eeA'
A large new wax group representing America
Enlghtening the World" has been placed on ex-
hibition at the Eden Musee. The usual attractions
Of music and moving pictures are cohuhueu'
In spite Of the fact that the coming week is
Holy Week the advance sale OF seats at Hammer
STEMS Victoria where the Rogers brothers hold
forth in "A Reign Of Error" is larger than Tor
any Of the preceding weeks OF Its run Johm
PARIS new song. The Waldorf Hyphen Astoria.
become popular Rehearsals Of the new burlesque
The Eight Must Get There's are well uhoer
way
The bill for the week at Tony Pastors Theatre
includes Tony Pastor. Joseph Palmer, supported
bv his own company in "A Visit to Wiggetown
Miss Florence Bindley. Miss Lillian Greene, assisted
by William Friend, the Bon Ton Trio In My
Friend from Ireland; Matthews and Harris EdI
win r. Lang Miss May kempessL, hT03y ,sSI snu
ley. JACK Norworih iiadl Lessk. the Arab gun
spinner. and Frank Cotton's donkey circus
..rbo Air Shin" \ new farce. will have its first
performance at the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night The piece IS said to he full OF 2musin'G ,I'
scenes and incidents tes b +ne dsC6yey sso6 % Of th
Lake Of the Golden Love. one OF the scenes SHOWS
Dawson city
Mr. Aarons Of Roster & Balls has arranged for
the coming week another programme equal in IN
toros 10 those Of the previous weeks. The Dill VIII
include the Montrose troupe OF acrooats' Mounse
Toon and Moung Thit. the Burmese jugglers; the
Rappe sisters Russian dancers: the Beaumont Sis
ters the Rixfords. head-to-head balancers; HemIl
French in his bicycle evolutions ana c0incal Jug
new specially Sadi Aharaiba the RUSSIAN gym, YIN,
flying rings, and others.
Mathews and Bulger will begin the fifth and last
week Of their engagement at the Herald square
Theatre tomorrow evening. and when they end
their engagement their Offering, by the sad Sea
Waves" will have been seen in Broadway three
weeks longer than originally intended; IheY
VS. ~ fheir attraction induced Mr. Evans TO ex-
tend their time up to the end Of the present month
Theresa Vaughan will appear this week az Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre The other per
formers are Patrice and her company Williams and
Tucker in a farce: Paul Batty's performing bears
Jones Grant ana Jones keno ana ana Me!cn;, NE ne
Veaux. Marie Dressler heads the bill at to-daJ5
concert. which Is continuous from & z:S9 fIn IVY
smith and Fuller. George W Day. Deets and DON
Rush Farmer and Dore. Farnum and Seymour and
Reeds dogs.
The programme at the Pleasure Palace this week
will be confined strictly TO recognized vaudeville
performers The leading act will be James Thorn
ton Montgomery and Stone. singers and dancers
Bonnie Thornton. Clara Beckwith, Howard and
Bland. Guilbert eqniliorist Mardo juggler' .n ana
the Hart brothers. The Palace sunday snow from
$50 tin il p. m. will include Theresa vaughan
Joncs Grant and Jones, Batys bears, Lolla 5idd-
stone Annie St Tel and Carroll and Crawford
.The Turtle" will be presented at the Harlem
Opera House this week. Next week Chauncey
Olco,t will be the attraction there. in "A Romance
Of Atnlone
The nresent set of burlesques at Weber & Fields
Music Hall including Hurry Burly," will be con-
t,nued for only three nights more. On THURSDAY
night there will be a new set entitled "Heiter
Skelter" including travestes on several plays 'hat
now popular. "Catherihe VIII De retained
This afternoon and evening. at the Academy Of
Music Lieutenant Dan Godfrey and his British
Guards Band will give their final concerts In this
city The band has just returned from tour IN
the South, where II has met with great success.
The Royal japanese wres,ers and strong men.
n newly imported Oriental troupe, will make their
frSt appearance III AHltlNd dt iiu''l To"i'''ii'li
Street Museum tomorrow. The troupe Is one com com
posed Of men who famed athletes In their
own country. Their exhibition VIII prove a novel
one.
on Easter Sunday evening at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. a benefit Will he given TO Robert
b. Monroe. a manager. who has been sick for
several months and incapacita,ed for work. The
benefit will be given under the auspices Of Klaw
Erlanger. Frank Mckee George Lederer. Henry
b. Sire Oscar Hammerstein. William Harris Ed
win Knowles Andrew A. Mccormick Frank San
ger. Charles f. Evans. Joseph Brooks. Davis
KcOgh Edward + Albee J. Austin Fynes. Ed
ward Rosenbaum and j. Wesley Rosenquest. who
has given the use OF the theatre. The following
l have volunteered their services Andrew Mack.
Ward and Vokes Hubert Wilke Miss Dorothy
Morton. George Monroe. John G. Rice Mathews
and Buger. James Thornton. John Kernel. Miss
Kate Davis Miss Bonnie Thornton. Miss Sally
Cohen. Miss Zelma RawistoD and the Stewart