New-York tribune., 1900-12-09


Thomas's play would have Sone on tour az the ena
OF next week. but owing TO the fact that M FIon-
is not ready yet with the Edna May proone-
tion Arizona" VIII remain through the holiday 3
The one hundredth performance OF Miss Annie
Russell in a Royal Family" at the Lyceam The
atTe viii take place tomorrow evening. Ihere
will be no souvenirs. The occasion Will simply be e
pleasant reminder 20 Miss Russell ano her frlenus
that she has arrived al an advanced point IN hei
run.
The Gray Mare" BY Sims and Raleigh. Ly-
ceum Theatre success. will be revived by the Don
nelly Stock Company az the Murray HUI Theatre
this week
Miss Maude Adams who Is playing "LAigion
TO the capacity Of the Knickerbocker Theatre, win
remain there for only three weeks longer her
success has been uniform in the last two months
10 the capacity Of the Knickerbocker 10 the very
last night Of her stay there
The third month Of Miss Henrietta CrOsman's
enga agement at the Savoy Theatre in Mistress
Nell" hnds this playhouse as popular as ever. ana
George C HazetOn. jr.'s comedy Is stil resaroeu as
success No time has been SET for Miss Crosman an
departure and the coming of the new year WI
still find Mistress Nell az the savoy Seats Lor
GaIiSmas M ana 6s sysn are now On sale and here
after seats for Mistress Nell viii be soio Iour
weeks in advance
William H. Crane. in David Harum." at the
Carrck Theatre, after three months, Is still turn
traction not only from local theatregoers, but also
from visitors from out Of town on Monoay even
bis1;dreStb nerformance of David Haruun' at the
Garrick theatre. Souvenirs will be distributed.
THE Cav Lord Quex' continues its run at the
c,r,terton Theatre John Hare will remain here un-
~ January p Miss Marlowe's engagement in
''M hen Knighthood in Flower Will oegih
on January a.
The Klaw and Erlanger Opera Company, with
Jerome Sykes in Foxy Quler," will end It's run
at the Broadway Theatre in two weeks giving its
% This company is attracting large audiences 10
the Broadway Theatre
THE Man of Forty is continued at Days Thea
tre The play enlists the services OF all the i'm
portant members Of Daniel Frohman's stock COM
pany.
Andrew Mack will be at the Grand Opera
House this week in his new play OF the irish re-
bellion Of 1885, entitled The Rebel" 1t was writ
ten by James B. Pagan. stage manager OF her
Majesty's Theatre. an Irishman who knows the
history OF his native country, for The Rebel Is
hstoreal in nearly every respect ne ns at e
Grand Opera House 5o,1ght S Tsn Mrrs sdsh son ana
Perry Hanley, MCGOWAN and Hanley, the Claim
sisters. the Fetching brothers, the Slbors, Maoge
Fox. Nellie De Veau Kittie Leslie E9esnsson sna
Speck Murtha and lie Roy, Edna Murrilla ana
others.
The star at Keith's this week will be ]. e. Dod-
son. the well known character actor. in a sketch
called ''Richelieu's Stratagem." supported oy a
company OF players. His success has been notable
and he now plays at Keiths for the first time In
addition 20 this the vaudeville showing includes
the Rossow Midgets. Jess Dandy McAyoy anu
May. Frederick V. Bowers. who sings ms own own
and Mcintyre Nine: Marie Duma, soprano and
variety Of other performers
Peter F. Daley still appears at the Madison
Square Theatre in the farce Hodge, Podge & Co."
The announcement is made that the Tooth perform
ance at this theatre will be given on December a
performances since October %. when his engage
ment began the reader is at liberty reckon for
himself. Perhaps he counts in the PERFORMANCES
which ne gave before he came TO NeW-fork'
AT Roster q BiaIs the Hashm Brothers announce
the Potter family Joe welch. with a new dialect
monologue; Mile. CarmenceIli. Tim Cronin. Law
renee and Harrington. the brothers La Mole. bar
gymnasts; Genaro and Bailey. the high diving dogs.
Jennie Joyce. James ana Bonnie Thornton. monol-
ogsts: Juan Caicedo and Ward and Curran The
bin this afternoon and evening Is varied including
Pauline Hall Jennie Joyce Gussie Mckee, aH lanes
and curran Nile; Alma. the Wilson family and
al the others of the last weeks programme
Frank McKee's Comedy Company, with the
August family. In The Star and Garter" continues
fits engagement at the Victoria Theatre the Agousts
being especially popular III their juggling act In
the restaurant scene.
At Tony Pastors Theatre tnS week the Dill VIII
include Miss Beatrice Moreland and her company.
in a French farce entitled Poppy; Lavender and
Thompson, in The Real Artist; James Richmond
Glenroy, Dan and Dolly Mann. the Willett-Thorne
farceurs, Glorine IN electrical dances; DraWee.
juggler; Williams and Mehurn. the Craigs. In a
musical act: Collins and Hardt. Joe Colling. humor-
st and mimic; Massee and Massee. jugglers; Myra
Deane and the vitagraph.
Tomorrow evening at the New-York Theatre
Miss Violet Friend will make her American debut
Miss Friend writes her songs making topics
OF the day the subjects. The Meeting OF the Ma
IONS s,ana Sarns Los Pumqnts Louise Beauost
Gehrue and others are retained in the BILL while
several new acts are announced.
Among the moving pictures at the Eden
Musee several interesting subjects. One is a
reproduction of the parade OF Sanger's Circus in
Windsor Park. The other is a stag hunt, in three
noon and evening. The daily concerts and the wax
groups are as interesting
The popularity OF "FIddle-Dee-Dee' and "Ari-
Eona." at Weber Fieldss Music Hall. remains
unimpaired.
At ProctOr's Fifth Avenue Theatre this week
Jean Marcels production OF bass-reiefs, statuary,
marbles and living pictures will be exhibited for
the first time in America. Besides the Marcel
pictures. are the Russell brothers the three Yos-
Lew suy and "a, score more ore. At to-days eontin-
Della Fox. the Russell brothers George w. Mon
roe, MeAvoy and May, Alcide Capitaine. Binns
and Binns, Elizabeth Murray, etc.
Della FOx's vaudeville engagements confined
to the Proctor circuit. and this week she will head
the bill at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
The dramatic feature OF the programme will be
the act play OF the Revolution. Trenton. -7s =
by John W. Albaugh. jr.. and his company The
leading specialists are George Evans. Les Du-
monds, Louise Cunning IN Scotch ballads: the
Review Comedy Four Coskley and Huested, sing
AID dancers, and Arthur Amsden To-day E
continuous concert. from until l0:45. lists MeIn-