New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05

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| cIded the managers to send It out OF town for
long tour next season. It Is not likely TO DE De
| spared from NewYork for some Tine Az u, ! On
ments have also begun for its production III i'o"
don next year
The requests which have reached the Irving
| Place Theatre for repettions OF I'm WEISS"
| Rjss'l" and tho fact that it will be impossiole 10
| repeat It when once "Cyrano de Bergerac mas
been put on the stage. have induced MT CQnr'e &c,
10 devote all Of week with TIE eEcePro't III ~
| Friday evening to I'm Wcisscn ROSS on rLnT1
day evening Schillers tragedy ne . ~ I-ranz
| Moor 'Cyrano de Bergerac' viii be produced ON OF,
Monday March r The Nd PSrSm1aF9 Fund VIII III
william Glette's farce Because She Loved Him
! SO" moves steadily along at the Madison oq"
Theatre with large and vastly amused comes
II will doubtless continue I'LL warm weather '''''
"The Senator" Will be the Offering Of the stock
| companv at the Murray I'M Theatre TINS "eeN,
| Henry V Donnelly appearing in w II. cranes part
| Of Hannibal Rivers.
| "Tord and Lady Algy' pursues its way at the
Empire Theatre with popularity ana prosperity ,,
amuses the large audiences which constant! III
the house There is no appearance that any "t Of
pay will he needed by the company Tor the rest u
| the season.
Crowds still flock to see "Zaza." at the GarricN
Theatre There is nothing else Of moment TO w. w.
said about It. and no doubt ms Is '"ous" ~
|
Edward Ifarrgan. who has attracted the at
| tention Of theatregoers perhaps more t"an aug
| other variety actor ever did, VIII be al N'''' ,
! Union Square Theatre this week playing HIS '"V'9'
| sketch Larry Logan" with his own cofnpa na;
| I"bn {, Rice ana Sally Cohen will play a new
1 1H caed The <ieptomanaes which Is r In
be long Iis Of other performers the special novei
will be a company Of ePht song ai e az rom En-
called the Phasey Troupe VINO are 'f'S" ''o'' '-'e
| land.
The present burlesque at Weber & Fiedss MUS.
nan "IJnrlv Rurly' and catherine" VIII be kept
ON the stage for only short time ionseT' o Noise
OF the fact that they are sun INNS finest ready
! New are in preparation u'" "'' ~
"a Dangerous Maid" still hovers about the to"n ,
| 7, has left the Casino again ana VIII inns -
be seen at the Harlem opera ho on non,ar actors
! ana singers in the garden scene ms sne nus ""
| doing at the Casino and elsewhere
The Eden Musee will offer It's customary attrac-
lions to visitors this wcek-the cinematograph COLI
certs and waXworks
The company headed by Messrs. Mathews ana
Bulger will continue this week to present the vauus,
| vile farce BY the Sad Sea Waves at the he.r'u
Square Theatre Several new songs anu bo nrefer
win be introduced. that the persons o mIo ,p1other
to see the piece every night rather man HI
theatre need not be bored by too many reP''''''''
This week nj the Pleasure Palace Miss Minnie
Palmer returning from England after seV'ra'
| Years absence will again face an American ""u'
| ence Miss Palmer Is to present several ne" CONF
dio.as in the course OF her tour under Mr Proctor
| direction She will be assisted by CyrI 'o'"'''
| a., actor who accompanied her in her recent tour
| NJ England The bill nj the Palace also brings
forward the Anglo-American Quartet, FrancI iC
Redding and her COMPANY III, IN SIN and 0Dav
| George Davis the Keuyons and others, lo-nty +
f1nnmous and calls FOR The best efforts Of Edward
IIarrgan and his conpaan1y IN P bap ,nGyaw
| James Richmond Glenroy, Farnum and seymour
| the Gleesons and others.
| one OF the novelties in the bill at Proctors Twen-
tv-third street Theatre this week is "The Queens
| Fan" an operetta written by George Totten smith
with music by A. Baldwin Sloane. composer OF
Jack and the Beanstalk." The dramatic star VIII
be Harry Lacy in Bob Racketts Pajamas." An
attractive feature will be Barons dogs. james
Richmond Glenroy. Jessie. the baboon jockey; the
Fredercka trio. acrQbais Howard ana , bIann
ana jugglers will be- seen and heard To-day
cPnc5 roR 2 MI and nmt VII Horne
In Proper Impropriety George Fuller Golden
VIII F. Denny. vocalist; Thomas j Ryan and Mary
Rihdeld and The other features of last weeks pro
gramme
The bill which Tony Pastor Will offer TO his
friends this week includes Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
sdman Hall and Staey. Post and Clinton Emma
Carus. Gaando lie Roy and Clayton Belmont and
Weston. NOCdllSfS SdNOYS.
Eva Nudge. The Fields. Dawson and Booth. Cor
Pastor
At Roster & Balls Music Hall there will be a
number Of new people in the bin for the current
week headed 10y VI. and Mile Roix I'm feats 81
balancing. Another will be Sad Afarab. the
Russian gymnast in exhibition Of strength
The Sisters Rappo will present two now dances
Henri French. the comic juggler and bicycst, vii
attempt some new feats. The Henger Sisters vii
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mlllos head to,hcad balanccrs have, also made G
is expected to entertain the audiences.
The Casino Will be closed all this week. anc
everybody about the place will be busy with the
preparations for the production Of On Gay Paree'
on March g. The book Of the piece Is by
clay NJ Greene. the lyrics by Grant Stuar
and the music is by Ludwig Englander: The prin
u. Tyler, George Bcane Augustus Bruno. Samne
Mabel Gilman Miss Beatrice McKenzie Miss Mari
George Miss May Ten Brock and Miss Alice
IIosmcr.
4 woman sworl-swallower will head the list a
ITubers Fourteenth Street Museum this week Tn
cinematograph Will show moving pictures. am
there VIII be- as many ana as varied attraction
as usual
, This week the jefferson Comedy Company vii
present rip Van Winkle" IN the large towns o
Massachusetts. In jacksonville. Fla. April
Joseph jefferson will ioln the company for Nv
20 city Of one week. beginning on AprI L.
The fifth performance OF the American Academ,
$ OF the Dramatic Arts viii be given at the Empr
r Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. The programm
announced includes new one-act play by Edwar
r )se. Of the authors Of 'The Prisoner O
Zenda." etc. and farce in three acts. "Patelln.
The piece written In Fren h I'm the ffteent
century.
8 SEVENTH REGIMENT NOTES.
Colonel Appleton Of the eth Regiment gives motto
in order No IS Of the election Of Second Lieutenan
John T. Cummings Of Company \. as first lieuter