New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

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thus far Mr.. Mansfield has studied the sources of
historical information bearing on the production
with his usual care; and the result is series of
among the most notable in local stage annals
The first week of the new musical play San
Toy" at Day's Theatre seems to have been
prosperous one The work has had long in
London, and the indications are that It win have
are gaining especial popularity.
Miss Annie Russell. who has met with success in
"A Royal Family at the Lyceum Theatre, has
the promise of a play by r. Marshall, the
author of "A Royal Family" There is possibility
Of her appearing in London in this new play; in
shall appear in London after her NewYork en-
gagement, whenever an opportunity comes TO secure
for her a play which has not been done there.
The Irving Place Theatre again offers two
productions this week. The first which will take
place tomorrow evening Is Halms comedy, in
five acts, "Wdfeuer' in which Miss Maria
Eisenhut, from the Court Theatre. in Weimar will
make her first appearance before the American
public The leading male part will be taken by Carl
day day and Wednesday only On r Thursday night
and on Friday and Saturday night 1t will be re-
peated.
John Drew, who has already had month of
continuous prosperity in Richard CarveT' at the
Empire Theatre, will tomorrow night begin the
cation that the success is to continue.
Lost River" Joseph Arthur's new play with its
bicycle and horse race its river of real water and
other realistic scenes and incidents, will be con-
tinued at the Fourteenth Street Theatre for an in
definite time The new play tells story Of rural life
Wednesday and Saturday. Mr.. RosenQuest an
advance
w H. Crane has drawn a series of large audi
ences to the Garrick Theatre in the last week to
see his performance of the title part in David
Harum."' long run is predicted for the piece
Mrs. Leslie Carter will continue her engagement
longer
James A. Herne is pleasing the admirers of his
school Of play writing and acting with his per-
fo5manGes of Sag, sag Har6or the Theatre Re-
found in small seaside village
''The Senator" in which William H Crane had
much success some ten years ago. will be revived
by the stock company at the American Theatre
this week. Ralph Stuart will act Mr.; Cranes part
a matinee will be given every day except Monday.
Arthur Weld has succeeded Paul Steindorff
musical director of The Belle of Bohemia at the
Casino, and Miss Virginia Earle has two
songs, which have met with favor.
In the coming weeks programme at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre Nile. Piankas
hibtion Of lion tanning will be the chief feature
Her collection increased last week by five
cubs The dramatic feature of the bill viii be
Emily Lytton and her company, in the farce
Next" by VIII NJ. Cressy. Other numbers
the brothers Damn acrobats; William Window
and the Blackstone Quartet; Stinson and Merton
the seven Reed birds, the three De Rigney sisters
To-day's continuous concert from l;SO 70 lO:45
family Wright M 3 Hppnson Min % and Mrb his Les
Mcintyre and Heath will appear this week 81
Proctor's Fifth Avenue in negro farce,
titled THE Man from Montana" Cheridah simp-
son, in a musical act, and Wright Huntington and
his company. in "A Stolen Kiss are prominent
in the bill. Others the three Powers brothers.
bicyclists; Imogene Conner. the Davenport brothers.
West and Williams, the brothers Bard acrobats
cert continuous from 2 till 1915 p M. has Marie
Wainwright and her company. Isabelle Crquhart
Lukens brothers. Josephine Gassman, Julie Mackey,
Carta and Mirtziana, etc.
An attractive programme has been arranged for
the coming week at Proctor's Palace. The Gray
Stephens company will make Its debut in vaude-
ville introducing a troupe of trained dogs. The
.Dunham family has aerial act and Charley
Case will tell Fathers Funny Stories" Others
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Murphy, in The Seventh
Som; Hamilton Hill. barytone: Rae and Brosche,
the Three Westons, Anna Teresa Berger, cornetst;
the sisters Lawrence, acrobatic dancers; Gordon
II EldTid and the moving kaatechnoscope pictures.
In to-day's continuous concert, from till 10:45 p
m, are Mile. Panka Emily Lytton and her com
carygs James R. Genroy MIS- Alice j. Shaw and
her twin daughters etc.
Papnta, the dancer will make her first New
York appearance this season at Proctor's One
hundred-and- -twenty-ffth Street Theatre this week
Papinta has a series of electric dances. Other
features are Marzella's trained birds Hugh Stan
ton and Florence Modena, in For Reform; Jo-
sephine Gassman and her pickaninnes, Ida Van
Siclen and her company, John d Gilbert, Morton
and Elliott Mason and Frances and the kalatech-
| noscope To-day's concert. continuous from till
1918 p m, brings out Robert Downing and COM
pany Harry WatsOn'S company the brothers
Damn, Hamilton Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Esmonde,
Howard Thurston etc.
Andrew Mack enters the eighth week of his
engagement at the Academy of Music Tomorrow
evening THE Rebel has proved to be the most
successful of his plays. He is still drawing good
| audiences.
Pastors list of attractions for this week con-
tains Montgomery and Stone in dancing and cake
walking; Slime and Evans. in Wanted A Di-
vorce"; Miss Emma Carus barytone; Lyons and
the Ruby sisters. ]. Knox Gavin and Jennie Platt
Haynes and Redmond, FostelIe and Emmett Bick-
nell in. clay modelling; Clayton and Deshon. Miss
Belle Hathaway and her acrobauc and gym
/ in a sketch entitled "A Visit to the Widow Thur
man, card manpulator; Mile La Toska. contor-
| tonist and the vitagraph, with new views
ond edition of "A Million Dollars" will be given
The musical extravaganza has been largely rewrlt-
ten and many novelties have been introduced
which It is hoped will make the piece brighter and
more entertaining
/ This afternoon evenings bill at Roster &,
/ Balls presents array of entertainers Elita
Proctor Otis, Dorothy Morton, Bettna Girard