New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

This will be the last week of the London company
at the Byceum Theatre in My oaughter-in- Law.
They this country for stay of four
weeks but successful that they remained
much longer. The eight remaining representa-
tions of this comedy the last opportunities
which local thea tregoers will have witness the
clever acting Miss Terriss Seymour Hicks. Miss
Fanny Brough Herbert Standing and Henry Henry
entitled AT Borderside' viii be presented at this
house.
Sweet Lavender" by Arthur w. Pinero will be
revived by, BY the Donnelly Stock Company at the
Murray Hill Theatre this week.
James X. Hackett enters shortly the third
month of his engagement at the Criterion Theatre
in The Pride of Jennico," and he well Miss
Bertha Galland. have distinguished themselves in
a play that can readily rank as one or the sue
cesses of the season.
The Bostonans nave four weeks more to remain
the Knickerbocker Theatre. For the next
weeks they will continue The viceroy." and then
and THE Serenade'
William Gillette is nearing his two hundredth
performance of Sherlock Holmes at the Garrick
Theatre, where the audiences still large, and
there seems TO be danger ahead except hot
weather.
This will be the last week of the Irving Place
Theatres season. The programme brings to-nor
row the last performance of Meilhac and Mand's
vaudeville Mile NitOuche.' On Tuesday night,
for the benefit of the treasurers Messrs BischeI
and Herrnstadt, Der Mann i'm Monde a
sica farce In three acts. by Jacobson will be pre-
sented. On Wednesday and Friday BlumenthaI
and Kadelburg's I'm Weissen Roessl' and "Als
Ich Wiederkam" will be given On Thursday, for
the benefit of Miss Ada Merito. as well as at the
last matinee of the season, Saturday. Die
Waise Lowood" will be presented with the
beneficiary in the title part. Saturday evening
brings the benefit performance of Julius Strob and
the farewell appearance of Carl Wagner and Miss
Emmy schroth. The programme for this evening
is the one act farce "Aur dem Garnisonsbau" by
zeska, and Max Halbe's "Jugend." with Carl Wag-
ner as Hans, Emmy Schroth Annhenc and the
of the season will take place Monday April go
when four of the foremost members of the stock
Rudolph senius and Julius Strobl-wIIl make their
farewell appearance
The Madison Square Theatre closes it's season
this week 1t began with the farce why Smith
Left Home" and it Will close with the same play
The return engagement Of the company presenting
the farce has been as successful as the first Mrs.
mirthma kers in this entertainment
The Black Hussar" Milloecker's military oper
eta, will be revived by the Castle Square Opera
Company at the American Theatre this week The
cast is follows: Helbert Reginald Roberts;
Walderman, Richard Ridgeley; Hackenback Will
lam Pruette; Pifkow Frank Moulan; Thorilliere
,. Morgan.
Rosetta, Miss Guelma Baker. and Barbara. Miss
Carrie Godfrey On Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings benefit performances of The Black Hussar'
VIII be given under the auspices of Island City
hodge Nc 5SS OF Long Island City in aid Of the
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opera season on Monday. May
Tim Murphy. Melville Crance in '"The Carpet
bagger," at the Bijou Theatre, is doing so well
that his engagement has been extended 20 May >.
Thus far he has drawn excellent audiences.
At Keths this week there will be Flo Irwin and
Walter Hawey, in the farce The Gay Miss Con-;
Adolf link, Fison and Enrol, Sam, Clara and Kit
tie Morton, in dancing and character change spec
taltes; the Rxford brothers. acrobats; Maize King.
dancer; Edwin l-atel, the Dillon brothers the
bar and Harris, Claude Thardo, Dolline Cole and
Carl Charles.
Tomorrow night Mans Enemy" an English
melodrama. viii have its first performance at the
Grand Opera House The piece Is said tell of
the evils of intemperance. The will include
Theodore Babcock Dorothy Rossmore. Duncan
Preston; Matthew. MoTey;, T; c; Hamilton. Thad-
Carlton and others. J. *. TillOtsons "A Young
Wife" will be presented at the Grand Opera House
April 80.
bill this week, composed of Herbert Cawthorn
and Susie Forester, in "A Damage Suit Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Hughes in Charles Horwitz's comed-
eta, "A Matrimonial Substitute; the McNuty
sisters. duettsts; Marsh and Sartella, singers
dancers; the Painter trio, De Hollis and Valora
Pearl and Austin in "A Crazy Musical Lesson
w. a. Lang. in his monologue. The Bell Boy;