New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-09
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The play that will open the season at the Bijou
Theatre tomorrow night Is called Cupid Outwits
Adam" and is a farce by Frederick stanford
writer whose name is new on playbills Among
the players In the cast are Charles Brads s1
Kenny, William Herbert, Miss Julia Hanchett and
Jacques Martin.
Notwithstanding the hot weather James K.
Hackett has been playing to good business in The
Pride of Jennico' at the Criterion Theatre Miss
Bertha Galland Princess ottilie, Is as popular
last season.
1.-THE Great Ruby" as presented at the American
Theatre by the new stock company Is drawing
overlooking audiences. Mary Hampton. Lady
Garnet; Ralph Stuart. the Indian Prince; Isa-
Dee Egesson as me countess ana seVerad otneTs
week
Tony Pastor heads his bill for next week with
Gus Williams. in a monologue In addition he
has Stinson and Merton, in their sketch entitled
The Unexpected; Frank Gardiner and Lottie
Vincent, in their musical farce. entitled "A Shat
tered Idol; the Crane brothers, Nudge and Nor
ton. John and Lillian Hoover. AT the Vaude-
Fresh Mr.. Ham; Dan and Dolly Mann, in a rural
sketch entitled Mandy Hawkins; Murphy and
the Zereeth Trio. Charles De Camo. juggler; the
act, introducing the trick gun and the vitagraph.
Daniel sully as the Rev. John Whalen in 1.-The
Parish Priest has pleased the visitors at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, and they are turning
out in large numbers see him in his new play.
which tells story Of life in Of the picturesque
Towns Low OF Ine wyoming EaIley IN Fen1nsyIvanla
September g.
At Roster & Balls to-day's afternoon and even
ing concerts present Marie Dressler. Alice Pierce,
Joe WEIGH, the four Parisians, Genaro and Bailey,
Keno, WEIGH and Melrose, Lowell and Lowell, the
Four Emperors of Music. Vernona Jarbeau. the Rus
-.lFl- rs.
Fields. Monroe and Mack. Lawrence and Harring-
s9n moq Efb a Ind m and Be
changes throughout. with single exception, in
Guiding Maggie Cline. with new songs; George Full
Redding the Russell brothers. Shean and Warren,
George Evans Tim Cronin Hanes and Pettipgill,
ington, Craske and Stevens and Carlin and Brown.
Business at the Academy Of Music is excellent
where Andrew Mack is holding forth with his
Irish military melodrama, The Rebel"
Weber & Fields's Music Hall is beginning another
season. The burlesques "Fiddle-de-Dee" and Quo
Vas Iss?" will be continued this week
Louis Mann. Miss Clara Lipman and their COM
pany will continue TO play IAN on Account OF
Eliza" at the Garrick Theatre where the audiences
have been good and Mr. Manns impersonation of
the German-American eX-cattle raiser has caused
much merrment.
With to-night's concert Hammerstein's Victoria
occasion festive and memorable Mr.. Ham
nerstein offers a bill comprising fifteen vaudeville
acts, besides the prizefght pictures of the Fitz-
smmons-Ruhin contest. Among the principal
ara Fnller GodeE Reno Mech and MeIro rose
Hayes and Healy Webb and Hassan, Elliot and
the Granger Trio AiIesandro, the speck brothers
and Griffin and Griffin.
Miss Hope Booths first appearance as a star in
New-York will take place at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow night Miss Booth will appear in
Charles E. Blaney's "A Wife in Pawn" The regu-
Saturday.
Tonight will bring to a close the roof garden
season at the Casino. The title OF George w Led
erer's autumn production will be The Belle of
Bohemia" The book is by Harry B. Smith and the
music by Ludwig Engander. Sam" and Dick
Bernard and Miss Virginia Earl will be in the cast
together with Miss Marie Dainton, formerly of the
Gaiety Theatre, London, who will make her first
N6osR Mss Tren a Benteg Miss
Drake, John Hyams, D. l. Don Miss Anna Laugh
for the week Of September II.
The Cherry Blossom Grove the roof of the New
York It is announced, Will remain open till October,
when 1t will be closed long enough to make the
necessary changes to transform 1t into a winter
garden There Will be arrangement Of steam
pipes under the floor and plush orchestra chairs
and heavy draperies will tone the place properly
new features ANNOUNCED for this week. including
De WITT and Burns, Mayme GehrIe louise hep t
acts held over from last week are LIE Charmeuses,
Wills Hogan Elfe Fay, Louise Cunning, the doll
ballet, the Rooneys and others. There will be the
usual entertainment this evening.
Mr. Proctor's theatres will have the following at
fractions this week among others: At the Twenty
third Street Theatre, Robert Hilliard. in The
Littest Girl; Carta and Mirtzana. Post and Gin
and olafa pbnoS
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre, Maurice Barrymore,
in a monologue; Patrice, in "A Girl in the Moon;
A L. Guile, tenor; John D. Gilbert, the Brooks
brothers, and the kalatechnoscope. At the Palace,
Bert Coote in Supper for Two; Gertrude Haynes.
Manning and Provost. George F. Marten and the
kalatechnoscope At the hundred and-twenty
hfth-st Theatre. Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar,
in "A Close Calf; Mr. and Mrs Mark Murphy. in
THE Seventh Son George W. Day and the Raa,
to-day from 2 till 10:45 p m. at each of the four
houses.
The rehearsals OF Vanity Fair" IN which Miss
Gertrude Coghlan is to star this season. well
advanced The cast includes Guy Bates Post, as
Rawdon Crawley; Cecil Kingston, the Marquis
of steyne: Addison Pitt, as George Osborne; Harry
B Hanlon as Joseph Sedley Marie Donohue as
Mrs. Major O'Dowd; Damon Lyon, as William Dob
bin, and Miss Annie Aston as Mrs Crawley. The
opening has been fixed for Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 90 at Saratoga.
Frederick Warde will begin his twentieth annual
starring tour tomorrow in Richmond, Va pre-
senting The Dukes Jester" and repertory includ-
| ing Hamlet "Otheno" and "Richeleu." In Mr.
Warde's supporting company will be Miss May
Warde, his youngest daughter who is just entering
on her stage career
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will present their
farce When Two Hearts Are Won" at Keith's
this week. Jessie Couthoui will appear Sam"
Clara and Kitty Morton will give music and dane
ing Mrs. Alice Shaw and her twin daughters will