New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-14

this country. although it was seen at the Avenue
Theatre, London in 1894.
John Drew has met with such success at the EN-
pire Theatre that Mr.. Frohman has arranged to
delay the opening of the stock company season and
viii keep Mr. Drew and Richard Carvel at that 9
them Mt Drew is attracting fashionable audi
ences, which fill the Empire
The Irving Place Theatre company will. the
first three nights of this week repeat Blumenthals
comedy, The Trial Shot and. according to the
custom of this house new play will be seen on
Thursday night and repeated on Friday and satur-
day evenings. Mr.. Conried has selected Dreyers
The Candidate" The leading part will be played by
Adolf Zimmerman, formerly at the Court Theatre
IN Wiesbaden. On Saturday afternoon THE Trial
Shot will be given for the last time. In prepara-
ton is Sardou's comedy Nos Intmes." in Laubes
adaptation called die Guten Freunde." Manager
Conried will appear In this comedy for the first
produced on November l. with Kathi Frank. who
Is expected on the steamer Aler this week, in the
leading part.
William II. Cranes performances of "David
Harum" have thus far filled the Garrick Theatre
to overfowing and the prospect is that the play
will be on view there for some months to come.
The Case of RebeIIious Susan" by Henry Arthur
Jones. will be this weeks revival at the Murray
Hill Theatre The play will be remembered s
Lyceum Theatre production of three or four sea-
sons ago.
Miss Blanche Walsh and her company will to-
morrow night begin the second week of their en-
gagement in ''Marcelle' at the Broadway Theatre.
The farce Self and Lady" will remain at the
Madison Square Theatre for only week longer
1t will be followed by Peter r Daley and his
company in Hodge Podge Co." and this in
turn will, will be er followed by George Rroadhurst's
Francis Wilson will appear in THE Monks of
Malabar' at the Knickerbocker Theatre for this
week. and will then close one Of the most success
full engagements which he has played in New-York
Maude Adams who will play Rostand's ''LAiglon.'
At the Grand Opera House this week the Hanlons
will offer their old and popular acrobatc farce,
lie Voyage Suisse" The principal clowns will
be Charles Schrode. William Schrode and Charles
Guyer. A concert to be given at the Grand Opera
4 House this evening will bring forward Nat NJ.
mop DC Gienroy, May Fiske. Clifford Gordon Nellie
Nen, Fredo and Forrest and others.
George Clarke Is the latest actor of high standing
on the regular stage to go into vaudeville. and he
Is regarded as one of the most notable acquisitions
that B. f. Keith has effected. He made his be-
ginning in Boston last Monday, and comes to
Keiths Union Square Theatre tomorrow His
half hour play is condensation Of Don Caesar de
Bazan, which he calls "A Match for King" and
1t IS said to make lively and interesting sketch
His Mariana will be Miss Lillian Swain The rest
of the bill includes Leroy and Clayton in George
NJ. Cohans Hogan of the Hansom'; two foreign
acrobauc acts, Robertus and Wilfrido and the
peds' -" 0440
Andrew Mack will close his long engagement at
the Academy Of Music Saturday. On Wednes-
day evening the women present will receive SOU
Venirs.
The Belle of Bohemia" will remain at the Ca
slno -, III the coming of the musical play "Floro-
dora to that house next month.
This afternoon and evenings programme at Kos
ter & Balls includes Bessie Bonehiu Josephine
Sabel Richard Harlow, Charles T. AIdrich, bur-
lesque juggler; Cushman. Holcomb and Curtis in
THE Village School,; Tom Lewis and Sam J.
Ryan, Blocksom and Burns, Annie Hart Montague
and West. Webb and Hassan Carrie Behr the
Wilson family, Belle Williams Edward Estus
The new bill TO be presented for the first time to
ogist, with new jokes; Bonnie Thornton Hall and
Staley, Josephine Sabel Cushman. Holcomb and
parodist; the Wilet Thorne Company in ''The Up
and Reno aorobsts; Annie Hart Montague and
West, instrumentahsts: Marie Leslie. and H. v.
Fitzgerald.
THE Pride of Jennlco." with James X. Hackett
Miss Bertha Galland and the original cast. which
toward the close Of last season and for four Weeks
this season, will be at the Harlem Opera House
this week.
Charles Coborn has just arrived from England
and will make his first American appearance at
Tony Pastors Theatre tomorrow. Cook and So
nora, in a sketch entitled I'm the Vaudevies" re-
turn after short absence; Ward and Curran. who
have not been here in some months will be seen IN
their latest new sketch. "JOsh's Troubles; Hector
and Lauraine who have just arrived, from Eng
land. will introduce their acrobatc novelties; Fox
and Boxie will present their skit; Miss Frances
rest OF the programme consists OF Hanson and
Drew, in Breaking Up Housekeeping; Forester
and Floyd Amman and Hartley. Clifford and
novel acrobatic boxing: Diks and Wade. Gus
Adams and the vtagraph.
Popular prices at the York Theatre and the
extravaganza "A Million Dollars prove attractive
and the houses have been large at every perform
ance. A number of new specialties are added every
week The march Of the allied troops is still a
strong attraction and the rose silver and gold
ballets are loudly applauded.
New moving pictures of the Galveston disaster
have been received at the Eden Musee and will
be shown during the coming week. Ships which
have been thrown up the shore far from the
water are shown. and the principal streets and
the pictures are also included the work of relief
parties the distribution of supplies and the
ing 10 sea OF the DaFges carrying the dead.
Next Thursday night Weber and Fields will pro-
duce their burlesque Arizona" The au-
thor Edgar Smith has made a careful study of the
been assigned with special view to makne tb ham
nearly like the originals possible.
THE Rogers Brothers in Central Park continues
10 draw good audiences to the Victoria Theatre
II will continue but six weeks longer when il will
hnish its original booking Of ten weeks.
The third week of Mrs. Leslie Carters engage
ment in 'Zaza' at the Criterion Theatre begins
tomorrow evening. There are only few weeks
more of the run and seats for the remaining per-