New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-20
NOTES. OF THE STAGE.

NOTES. OF THE STAGE.
With the exception of las You Like IT. the
plays given at the Murray Hill Theatre this season
have been revivals of plays which have been popu-
lar at other theatres within the last few
This week another departure from the rule VIII be
The farewell week of the Castle Square Opera
Company's third year of opera in English at the
American Theatre Will be marked by the produc-
ton of la Traviata." 1t will be sung Tuesday
Wednesday and Friday evenings. with the following
cast: violetta. Miss Yvonne de Treville; Flora
Miss Della Niven: Annina. Miss Aileen Bertelle
Alfred. Reginald Roberts, Germont. william Mer-
tens. and DIR. Greville F. n. knight. I'll Trova-
tore will be given for the last times Monday
night and at the Wednesday matinee. Faust
will be presented on Thursday evening and at the
Saturday has been arranged as follows: The second
act Of Carmen Let Me Like a Soldier Fall s,na
by Harry Davies, Miss ' D. Eioise Morgan and Miss
the irritation Duct from LA Tafantea the fourth
act Of I'll Trovatore" and the third act OF
The run of "A Runaway Girl at Days Theatre
will be continued for two weeks longer. and at the
end of that time the house will close for the
season.
William Gillette drew a large audience TO the
Garrick Theatre at every performance of "Sher-
lock Holmes last week in spite of the hot weather
with which the week opened Mt Gillette Is NOW
Sherlock Holmes the Garrick
In spite of the few hot nights of the last week
1.-The Casino GirI' continued as strong an attrac-
ton as ever at the Casino 1t is likely to go on
until "The Cadet Girl" the piece by Harry r.
Smith, is ready for production Early IN June Te
Tooth performance will be celebrated by the as
tribution of souvenirs.
Quo Vadis'' still holds the stage at the New
York Theatre. where its seventh week Will oeslh
tomorrow For the concert at the New-fork to-
night the bill includes Francesca Redding. Williams
and Adams Foreman and West the Jenny Eddy
Trio the Young America Quintet J. Aldric I1o LIB
the Simpsons and the Golden Gate Quartet
The bill at Keith's Union Square Theatre this
week includes Robert Edeson and Ellen Burg, IN
the one act play "Palmistry"; Bunth and Rudd
grotesques who make their temperance in New
York after an absence of four years abroad; the
Manhattan Comedy Four: Johnson and Dean IAN
the brothers Damon comic acrobats; the Olympi9n
Quartet in The indePenfbe a }ace monoogue
s 50 Newhouse and Ward, bicycers; the
4DfoWp Fiat Everhart comic juggler; Kelly and
Davis. in an Irish sketch, and Ray Burton WIRE
performer.
Willie Collier comes to the Grand Opera House
tomorrow for engagement OF one week in Mt
Smooth" He has the assistance of a company
Including John F Ward George W. Parsons. Alfred
Hickman Thomas Evans, Helen Reimer Helena
Collier Myrtle May and Louise Allen Collier on
ager Of the Grand Opera House. presenting Chaun-
cey Olcott in "a Romance OF Athlone-
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre this weeks
principal attractions Kathryn Osterman. Carrie
Graham, Giacinta Della Rocca. Macart's dogs and
monkeys. o. X. Sato. juggler; the three GOldens.
Bekneu Cav modelier, and the kalatechnoscope,
To-days concert, from 1:Sl TIL 1879 p m incudss
n ahr00 nd Adelaide
Hermann. Montrel, Jane Whitbeck. Little Elsie.
Diversion for warm weather has been arranged
for this week at Proctor's Twentythrd Street The
atre. including Georgia Gardner and Joseph Mad
dern Lille Western. La Petite Elsie, Zeb and Ear
Jones AND Walton Howard Tharston
the kalatechnoscope and dozen more more, To-days
Kathryn osterman and her COMPANY. George Fuller Fuller
Mulini trio, the Quigley brothers and others.
An excellent programme will be offered this week
at Proctor's Palace Adelaide Hermann will pre-
sent "A Night IN Japan" Kittie Mitchell will sing
her songs, Mr.. and Mrs Tony Farrell will play the
farce AN American Duke" and others are the
fae aeno6aa Anna Wks Dam and Do
Mann and the kalatechnoscope- To-day's concert,
Booth and Ae Warner CARRIE Graham
the three Godens. Jordan and WEIGH and others
frequenters of the Academy OF Music and 1T will
be continued there for the present.
The usual preparations for the summer going
on at Roster & Balls Music Hail. Fans have been
put In, and the place will be made comfortable
possible till the time comes for the opening of
the roof garden. Among the attractions this week
will be Charles Sweet, the musical burglar;
Barnes and Ssson. the Wurtemberg brothers.
guerite Ashton. Muhlenbach's Arabs Blanche Ring.
the Dunbar sisters. Montreal, tuggler; Bonita and
Rgonni and E. Estus, equilibrist-
At Tony Pastors Theatre the bill for this week
comprises Harry Watsons Comedy Company. in
the one act farce entitled THE Two Flats; Duffy,
Sawtelle and Duffy. in original act; Miss Artie
Hall, Mulvey and Inman. the Three Juggling Bar
retts. Billy Link. Maxwell and Dudley. in THE
the Mazziottis Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Hamilton.
the De Vaults. in Driven from Home the Althea
Twins, acrobatic dancers; Miss Wilette Charters,
soprano: the Yitagraph. presenting varied and
series of animated pictures, and Tony Pastor
in his comic songs.
After one more full week of "Sapho' at Wal
lacks Theatre Miss Nethersole will give per-
formances the following Monday and Tuesday
evenings, and on Wednesday morning. May %. she
will sail for England.
The orchestra is proving a strong attraction at
the Eden Musee, with its afternoon and evening
concerts. Solos, duets and choruses constitute at
least half Of each programme. In addition TO the
Europe are shown each hour afternoon and even
ing
The summer musical season at Terrace Garden, in