New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11
NOTES OF THE STAGE.


town, and that he is now doing exactly the same
business that he did when he started on the run
favor which his performance has met with.
Gals Ich Wiederkam" the new three-act farce by
Bumenthal and Kadelburg a sequel to last years
success AT the White Horse Tavern" has made a
hit at the Irving Place Theatre during the last
week. Every night the playhouse was crowded
by a delighted audience. The principal actors,
Reichardt and Messrs. Hanseier Kierschner Klein
Rhoden. Won seyfertitz and Srob received ,ii lib
peated every night this week and at the Saturday
matinee
At the Murray Hill Theatre the Donnelly Stock
Company will revive "The Private Secretary" this
week Mr.. Donnelly will make his re-appearance
with the company in the part of Cattermole
THE Ambassador has started its season at Days
Theatre with good audiences. Mrs. Craigle' the
author having been informed of the production at
Daly's, has sent Daniel Frohman congratulatory
dispatch from London
''Ben-Fur" at the Broadway Theatre still con-
tinues the best of business. Seats are now
selling rapidly for performances as far ahead as
the second week in April, and the demand for
places by mail is constantly increasing, showing the
interest in this attraction which is taken by people
Torrance will be presented tomorrow.
1.-THE Surprises of Love" continues at the Lyceum
Theatre, where it will remain until March, when 1t
will have to give way to Charles Frohman's Lon
don comedians. who from the Criterion |
Theatre. London. and who will present. in this city |
1fw f9ma6 asd and my eI@6a1 cRs
are at the head of the London comedians and
Brough and Herbert Standing.
Mrs. Langtry will bring her engagement In 1.-THE |
Degenerates at the Garden Theatre to close next
Saturday night She will begin the last week of
her stay at the Garden by giving Lincons Birth
day matinee tomorrow afternoon. She will con-
tinue to recite The Absent Minded Beggar" at the
close of every performance of THE Degenerates."
On Wednesday evening February 81, Charles Froh- |
man will make his production of Hearts Are
and Tuesday evenings February 10 and 90 for re
h fe S OF the Play The drama which was writ
ton here that Arthur Collins it the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, London.
Miss Olga Nethersole will continue to present |
S5ia1ph 5 at Wallack's Theatre this week. There
VIII De no matinee Tomorrow.
For Lincoln's Birthday week Mr. Pastor has |
Sam" Kitty and Clara Morton in Irish dancing |
Jigs' reels and cake walking, Williams Tucker
John Nash comic singer; Mr.. and Mrs Robyns and |
their company in Mr.. Mixers Mix; Frederick
Niblo monologue entertainer; ]. Knox Gavin and
Jennie Plat, in solos and duets: the Carseo sis
ees AT 1r ana and WagRer in Opera in the Kttch
Bigger and Minnie Dreher. Walter Ardell the
Pastor himself Tomorrow the doors open nat at
1880 a. m.
AT the New-York Theatre Broadway to Toxic
still fills the large auditorium and a long run is
supposed to be before 1t. Changes in it's special
features are frequent The bill announced for the
Sunday night concert at the New-York includes the
wizard Houdini Prince Hama Sakura. the Viona |
sisters. the Ben Harvey Trio. Ethel Levy, Press |
kldridge, Dick Gardner and his company. Edwin
6266ss CaT9pe Hall WessFn and Yose the
Weber Fields continue present 'swhirl-i- |
Gig. and Barbara Fidgetty'' at their Music Hall
a burlesque of "Sapho' is in preparation.
Miss May Irwin and her company will finish their |
engagement at the Bijou Theatre in Sister Mary
in one week more. 1t has been one Of Miss TWINS
most successful engagements in New-York and she |
pas mas meyer eyer had any but successful engagements
An elaborate wax group has been placed on ex- !
hbition at the Eden Musee 1t occupies promi- |
nent alcove in the central hall and consists of the
three leading British Generals. Roberts, Kitchener
and Butler. Directly in front of this group and on
d ae opposite r side Of the hall is group of Pres
Jacob Lifts elaborate revival of Shenandoah"
bronson Towards popular play, will be pre-
sented at the Grand Opera House tomorrow be-
ginning with special Lincon's Birthday matinee
Mr. Towards patriotic drama needs no introduce
Ion 20 local playgoers. In the battle there
VII be introduced a troop of mounted cavalry a
tillery. - e' "
With an early opening at 10 a. M tomorrow
t-incolns Birthday. generous measure of vaude-
vile ought to be found in this weeks programme
at Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre, where
the leading features are: Milton and Dollie Mobiles
IN "A Blue Grass Widow" Walter LIE Roy and
Florence Clayton in George NJ Cohan's farce
Hogan of the Hanson the Silvers in illustrated
songs; Bonner. the educated horse; Gallando clay
modeler; the Bates Musical Trio; Harry and Sadie
Fields Marsh and Sartela and the kalatechno-
scope - Io-days concert. continuous from 80
IN 1890 p. M, includes Eddie Grard and Jessie |
&ardner Lillian Burkhart and her company the |
iHaWaIan Queens, the Whitney Brothers and the |
kalatechnoscope.
Lillian Burkhart's comedietta. "A Deal on |
Change" will head the bill at Mr.. Proctors up
town house. the Palace, tomorrow. Some of the |
other numbers Camilla Urso the violin soloist |
the Hawaiian Queens Maxwell and Simpson, song |
Edrd. monologist; Wade Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs |
Beque and the kalatechnoscope. To-days continu-
Gus Gus concert from till 1890 p M includes Digby
Yers, O,Bren and Havel, the Musical Kleists Mabel
King. the Bates Trio and others.
The Countess Chiffon" will be continued at the |
Fifth Avenue Theatre, with a special holiday |
matinee tomorrow. This engagement will be fol- |
lowed by short visit of Nine. Modjeska who will |
give several of the plays of her repertory.
At Roster & Balls Music Hall Round New-Yorlx |
IN Eighty Minutes" will be for the last times
this week 1t will be brought up to date by a bur
lesque "Sapho" by Clay NJ Greene Miss Eta |
Butler will appear ''OIga Leathersole" Iafay-
cite will have some features in his act and |
fousere VIII introduce some songs In addition
to the usual mattnees Wednesday and Saturday |
Mr.. Roberts will give holiday matinee Tomorrow |
Popular prices prevail the afternoon perform
! ances and no smoking is permitted. At the Sunday
evening concert the Bent Brothers 9th Regiment
6ahd Lafayette, Fougere Press Eldridge Maud |