New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The actors of the stock company Of Daly's Thea
tire are we'll suited with parts in Lady Hunt
worths Experiment" and the piece shows all signs
of thorough success. The prediction that It viii
through the season is already heard
''Florodora" runs merrily on at ths Casino, the
success of the first night continuing with each per-
formance. Tomorrow night ''Florodora'' enters on
the eighth week Of it's engagement An extra
matinee will be given on New Years Day.
"a Royal Family with Miss Annie Russell. Mrs
G. H. Gilbert and their associates is still pros
porous at the Lyceum Theatre. There will be
three matinee performances this week. Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday.
Tomorrow evening begins the s cond week of
the new burlesque 'The Giddy Throlg," at the
New-YOrk Theatre. In conjunction with The
Giddy Throng.' this weeks bill at the New-York
includes Torcat from the Alhambra. London; Mile
Troja Latten, Emma Carus the "Allies" ballet
Jessie May and her company and other speciality
artists. The programme for to-night's vaudeville
concert includes McAvoy and May. Dolan and Len
Violet Friend, Rooney and Gehrue, Grafton Baker
and his company. Emma CaTus j. Aldrich @ libby LIBBY
At the Broadway Theatre tomorrow Jefferson
De Angels will enter his second week in "a
Royal Rogue" The operetta has proved a vehicle
for the display OF Mr. De Angeliss abilities
entertainer He is provided with congenial part
in the Paris cafe proprietor who masquerades as a
nobleman to help his daughter to a successful
matrimonial alliance.
Two weeks remain of the engagement OF John
Hare in ''The Gay Lord Quex' at the Criterion
Theatre He will be followed there by Miss Julia
Marlowe, who will play Mary Tudor in Paul Kes-
ter's stage version of Charles Majors novel.
when Knighthood Was in Flower"
The last two weeks of Miss May Irwin's engage
ment at the Bijou Theatre in 'Madge Smith, At
torney" are announced A special matinee will
he yiV on Me-
Miss Mary Mannering. In Janice Meredith" has
achieved a notable success at Wallack's Theatre.
She enters on her fourth week at this house to-
morrow evening. Ever since her opening night the
attendance has been large, a remarkable fact con-
slderlng that one OF these weeks was that before
Of this attraction at Wallacks.
William H. Crane still finds himself popular as
David Harum at the Garrlck Theatre. The usual
nine performances of holiday week will be given
the matinees being on Tuesday Wednesday and
Saturday.
good bill is assured for New Years week at
ProctoTs Fifth Avenue Theatre, follows: The
Jean Marcel living art reproductions Rose Coghan
and her company in a play; Papinta the iIlu-
minated dancer; James and Marie Finney in a
swimming act; Zazel and Vernon Maxwell and
Simpson, Jane Whitbeck, Gilbert Grard, the kala-
Day
The New Years programme at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre includes Staley and Birbeck
Clifford and Huth, George w Monroe Ralph John
stone, bicyclist, Charles Grapewin and Anna
Chance, Linton Mcintyre. McCaIe and Daniels the
Giemence Sisters, Charley Case. Josephine Harvey
thurman and others. On Tuesday New Years
Day, the doors viii open here al 1890 a. m
Novelties plentiful in the New Years pro-
gramme at Proctor's Palace where the stars are
the Newsky troupe of eight Russian dancers in a
characteristic speciality. Others are the three
Yoscarys. acrobats Sam, Clara and Kittie Morton
dancing experts; George w. Day. the St Onge
6udd quo Brothers, tIorriqe. . Brien and Herod and
the DE Muths. The Palace show will begin at
noon on New Years Day.
At Proctor's One-hundred and -twenty-ffth Street
Theatre for New Years week the programme in
cludes the Russell Brothers. Lew Sully. Banks and
Winona Winters, John E. Camp, John Donohue and
Matte Nichols the Mimic Four, Mack and Armour
the kalatechnoscope Barr and Evans, Jefferson
the the magician, and others. On New Years Day the
doors will open ar noon.
Miss Marie Dresser and her associates begin the
second week Of their engagement in Miss Prlnnt"
at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow evening There
VIII be special matinee on New Years Day.
For New Years week Mr. Pastor presents the
following array of talent: Ford and Francis. in an
original act operetta entitled THE Tryst':
Fress Eldrtdge, John and Nellie Mccarthy assisted
by James b. Raymond. In a farce; Condit and
Morey, in THE Old Life' Post and Clinton, Harry
G. Stanley, assisted by Miss Doris Wilson, produc-
SON songs 5, duets etc: Dick and kittie Kummns Josie
6nc,r the- a. r3,,' anu E,nninett ltro-
anese top spinners; Chris Green in a black face
graph Ne% ss Re ss sor y
this house will open at 1850 o'clock
at the Grand Opera House In ''The Old Home