New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Ambassador" enters on its third week at
Days Theatre tomorrow night. The cast the cos
tuning the scenery and the qualities OF the play
made the entertainment a most attractive one
10 the frequenters Of Days Theatre
Diplomacy dramatzation OF sardous Dora"
by Clement Scott and B. c. Stephenson will be the
offering of the Dounely stock Company al the Muir
ray Hin Theatre this week
Brother Officers continues its popularity at the
Empire Theatre It is in its second month
there filing the house at every performance This
week the Empire company will appear in Brother
the usual Wednesday matinee being omitted, Next
week the Wednesday matinees will be resumed and
The success Of AIS Ich wiederkam." the sequel
to last years I'm Weissen R6ssT." continues IN
abated. The audiences at the irving Place Theatre
heartily enjoy the presentation OF this farce and
there are constant laughter and merriment. Carl
Wagner, the new star of the Irving Place Theatre.
VII make his debut as Heinrich in Hauptmanus
'Ben-Hur' begins the fourth month Of its most
prosperous run at the Broadway Theatre to-rnor-
row evening. The results have than full
hled the desires OF the most hopeful and although
'Beu-Hur'' has run for three months to the
utmost capacity OF the Broadway Theatre there IS
R Isrty yet the slightest sign of its waning in popu-
William Gillette and Sherlock Holmes continue
to I'LL the Ciarrck Theatre The record which this
attraction has made is likely to be maintained
until the 10th performance and, perhaps the 2Oth
performance of the Conan Doyle drama is reached.
10th performance and. notwithstanding the long
time he has been before the New-York public
and the many novelties he mas to compete with;
M seats ne 5sn sR 3e h@% Hnme III the
Mile Fiji closes its career az the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre with the present week special
matinee being given on Washingtons Birthday
Marie Antoinette' Clinton stuarts hstOri-
cal play, with which Nine. Modjeska was 10 open
her engagement the Fifth Avenue Theatre will
not be given until the fourth night of the first
week. which will afo-d the necessary time for re-
heersas and other preparations incident to elab-
crate production. The first three nights will be
devoted - a revival OF schillers tragedy. Mary
Stuart" with which Nine. Modjeska's name has
vii VIII appear as the Earl Of leicester The ndweek
and SATURDAY matinees will be given over 70 CON-
About Nothing Will be presented, with Nine. Mod
On SATURDAY Augustn Eugene scribes The Ladies
Battle" when Modteska will be seen as me Coun-
tess d'Antreval and Mr.. Kellerd as De Grtgncn
The Princess Chic" will be continued for
short time longer at the Casino and will be fol-
| lowed by Mr.. Lederers new production. The
At the Herald Square Theatre David Belasco's
Naughty Anthony" continues to attract fashion
able audiences at both the evening and matinee
performances. Naughty Anthony" will celebrate
its hftieth performance tomorrow evening, when
engagement There viii be a Washingtons Birth
day matinee next Thursday
The Mascot" Will be sung at the American
Theatre this week. when, in addition to the regu-
lar Wednesday and Saturday matinees a special
performance will be given on the afternoon Of
Washington's Birthday Audrans IneIodlous work
has never been previously given here by the Castle
! Square Opera Company
| Roster Balls Music Hall will return to vaude-
Vile for two weeks. beginning tomorrow evening,
| and Mr. Roberts has prepared bill that ought 70
attract the attention of lovers Of this style Of
! tertainment The specialties on the programme
include Henri French Ida Fuller. the Oifans Truly
shattuck Arthur Helstone and Minnie Abbey the
Mignon family, the Young American Quintet the
gaIfa Girl and the big ballet Progress have
| been postponed until March L
"Corale & Co. Dressmakers." continues at the
Madison Square Theatre. and excites considerable
| time,
For Washington's Birthday week Proctor's
! Twenty-third Street Theatre. the attractions
| Digby Bell in his mOnologue; Camille UrsO, the
| violinist; Daisy Lowering. Maxwell and Simpson
song illustrators; Nile Ami aertalist Pete Baker
Linton and Mcintyre the kalatechnoscope. fiddle
winks and Dugau and dozen more TO-days con-
cert, continuous from 80 till 1880 includes
Milton and Dollie MOBILES the slvers, Galando
the kalateChnosCope, Harry and Sadie Fields and
others.
Flo Irwin heads the programme at Proctor's
Palace this She will play The Gay Miss
Con- Other features VIII be Milton and Dollie
Mobiles. in their comedietta "A Blue Grass Widow;
the four Colbys Bonner the educated horse; Polite
Holmes, c. W. LitteheId. monOlOgst; the Carmen
sisters. bantoists; the Ahearns aCrobats and the
aatechnoscope- To-days continuous concert, from
2 till 1870 p. m, features Camilla Urso. Lillian
Burkhart and her company, Maxwell and Simpson.
the Hawaiian queens and others
The Surprises OF Love has only one week more
and Saturday matinees will be given this week.
After leaving the Lyceum the company will visit
the principal cities.
There are many interesting features the Eden
Musee but the concerts and the cinematoEraDh
exhibitions are of special interest. The Neapoli-
tan Orchestra. consisting of twelve members. gives
afternoon and evening concerts The cinematO-
graph gives hourly exhibitions Of moving pictures
throughout the afternoon and evening. These views
changed each hour.
Way Down East" will observe washington's
Birthday by a special matinee on Thursday the
Academy Of Music This VIII be in addition the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees. This
sketch Of New England life has been seen in New
York upward Of three hundred times.
At Tony Pastors for the coming week Filson
and Enrol will present their sketch entitled A
Daughter OF Bacchus' EmmOus Emerson and
Emnons who have Just returned from California.
will present only Joke. Dixon. Bowers and
Dixon have a new sketch: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie