New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will return to the Harlem
Opera House tomorrow night and will play there
for one week. This is the last time they will ap-
pear here this year. they sail for England on
May 9. "The Elder Miss Blossom" will be given
with all the scenery and the same company as at
the Knickerbccker earlier in the season.
The Great Ruby" with its cast headed by Miss
Rose Coghlan and Miss Minnie sengman has made
of the best hits known at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre and is evidently there for an ex-
tended The house is packed at every perform
ance, and many late comers are turned away from
the box office. unable to secure seats standing
room.
Sherlock Holmes" at the Garrck Theatre has
been before the New-York public longer than any
of the current successes on the local stage WILL
lam Gillette will tomorrow night begin the twenty
fourth week OF his engagement. The 2ooth perform
ance of the play is not far of.
At the Murray Hill Theatre this week the Dom
of of s stsSk S9mp5ny a Will 5sys "A Night on one
"Ben-Hur'' has had eighteen weeks and 14s per-
formances at the Broadway Theatre. and 1t is still
drawing drawing large audiences IT goes on with every
''Nanon'' will be presented by the Castle Square
Opera Company at the American Theatre this week
with the following cast: Marsellac Frank MouIan:
Hector. Reginald Roberts: D'Aubigne Miro Della
mette; Bernardine. Harold De Bray; Louis XIV.
Louis Casavant: Liable. William Pruette: Notary
A w. Collins; Nancn. Miss B. EIoise Morgan;
ance with the company: Mime. De Main{enon, 9or
Maude Lambert; lime. De Frontenac. Belle darcy:
CASTOR, Gertrude Qunlan. "Plnafore' and Trial
by Jury will be presented for the week of April g.
Good audiences stin come to the Iyceum Theatre
TO see my "Daughtcr-in-Iaw,' which Is PLAYED
there by the London company headed by Seymour
Hicks Miss Elaline Terriss and Miss Fanny
Brough. The play. will doubtless be continued as
long as the house Is open
In its second week at the Casino The Casino
Girl drew crowds sufficient to insure successful
engagement. Miss Virginia Earle and Miss Mabel
Gilman are seen to good advantage.
Herbert Kelley and Miss Effie Shannon. who are
popular with West Side audiences begin their an
nual engagement at the Grand Opera House TO-
@ morrow when they Will again be seen In THE
April 8. "U Ope'" mouse On
This week the Irving Place Theatre offers once
more programme OF interest and variety On
Tuesday Franz Kierschner will celebrate his iubi-
lee. Mr.. Conried will only give him
benefit performance. but will join in the perform
ance Gustav Freytag's four act comedy DIE
Journalisten." will be presented. with Mr. Kiersch-
ner In the part OF Colonel Berg and Mr. Conried as
Sehmock. the newspaper reporter. On Monday
Schonthan's Cornelius Noss; Prince and
given for the last time While on Wed1ssx SGss w 9 be
the first Tin time at popular prices. Gerhart Haup,-
on on Thursday as well as at the other performances
acts BY Max Dreyer entitled In BehaHdSuns 'HTfS w
be given
Maurice Farkoa. Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar
in Mr.. Harts sketch. "A Close CalP': Cora Tanner
and her company. in My Husbands ModeI':
George Fuller Golden. Crapewin and Chance
Clarice Vance Dixon. Bowers and Dixon Leo Der
valto. Yandy, juggler; Mile Emmy and her trained
dogs the Ronay sisters French musical grptesoues:
the bogTaph. Terry and Lambert, Malcolm and
Delmore and the Carmenteile sisters The United
Sta ties Carlisle Indian Band, which made It's New
York debut at Carnegie Music Hall on Wednes-
day evening has been engaged 10 appear at Keith's
during the week OF April g.
"Way Down East" does not seem 10 be losing in
popularity at the Academy OF Music The man
ayers say that they expect TO keep II on tho stage
or that house till warm weather.
Weber & Fields begin the last month of the
season their music hall tomorrow. On May