New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

SUNDAY. JANUARY IA.
Smith win the principal RaTttS %hts
Cartney, Miss olive May. Miss Alargaret Robinson
Miss Helen Keating and Miss Ellen Gall.
This week Frank Daniels will make his last New
19 M @ To for gO no a o playing
"The Ameer'' in the West
William Gillette maintains his popularity at the
Garrick Theatre, where Sherlock Holmes" In It's
third month. is still turning away people He e. Is
Ps+f atPe With s secTef TfGssT ssTvice Seisn ne a0s
IAN Enemy to the King" by Robert N. stephens
will be the offering of the Donnely Stock Company
at the Murray Hill Theatre this week
1.-The Maneuvers of Jane" is prosperously ap-
preaching the third month of It's run at Daiys
Theatre, and no date has yet been settled for the
production of Mrs. John oliver Hobbes's play, Ihe
Ambassador" which will be produced when re-
qutred
"Ben-Hur' begins it's eighth week at the Broad
way Theatre tomorrow evening. The way in
last week an effective change was made in the
Mount of Olives scene in the last act
Tomorrow begins the last two weeks of THE
Village Postmaster at the Fourteenth Street The
atre The play is drawing large audiences. but VIII
have to be withdrawn after the performance OF
another attraction Chauncey Olcott begins his an
nual engagement at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
irish Gh dramg RRsnng Romapce IN of A
Vernona Jarbeau's return to the stage at Roster
& BaPs last Monday satisfactory TO the
management that she has been re-engaged to re-
main for the coming week. Tomorrow she will
inpersonate Nine Calve in Carmen" The Hollo-
way Trio has also been retained. All the rest OF
the numbers however. will be new. Frederick Hal
len and Mollie Fuller will appear in a new sketch
by Herbert Hall Winsow Solaret will introduce a
oance called The Spirit of the Clock" Others will
be Goldin illusionist representing Dreyfuss escape
from DEVILS Island; Max Unger, in feats of
strength; Eva Nudge Hall and Staley and Tim Tim
Roberts the new manager of the establishment:
intends to continue the WedngSday and SaturGay d Jay
tonight is headed by the Hungarian Band thirty
Harry Dillon, Fields and Ward the Empire Com
edy -Four, the Three Westons, Lillian Walton.
and King, Ward and Curran, and "The Klondke
Illustrated as 81 presented at the Empire Theatre, &
LONDON, py L. w. Williams, correspondent OF 'Ihe
London Globe"
Jerome Sykes and Mrs Edna Wallace Hopper
continue In Chris and the Wonderful Lamp" at
the Victoria. There hundred people in this
company. The JOINT stars aided by several
fohp %ss Se eGe ras Mss s
Baker and Miss Emily Beaupre.
Mr.. Pitou's newest melodrama "The Gunner's
Mate" has made hit at the Grand Opera House.
where it has been enthusiastically received by au-
diences that have filled every seat from the or
chestra rail to the back in the gallery. 1t Is
eaborately staged. the scenes on board the United
States cruiser New York being particularly real
1stlc Tomorrow will begin the second and last
week of its run.
The visit of Little Red Riding Hood" at the
r1frof TI7n
special feature Of matinee every day proved sue
cessful last week From the Casino Little Red
Riding Hood" is to go back to Boston for pro-
longed sojourn. The Casino will offer after Little
pearad there in THE Belle Of tWo years P
ago. and has since then been domiciled at the
the company will include James E. Sullivan. F. j.
X. Fortesque Miss Edna May Toby Claude Miss
Ella Snyder, Miss Hattie Moore and others. The
departure of The BeIle of New-York' company
from the Casino Mr.. Lederer will put his new
Casino Girl"
The leading feature at Proctor's Twenty-third
Street Theatre this week will be Edward Harrgan,
who is always favorite with New-York audi
ences He will present typical Harrigan sketch.
and will have the support of half dozen actors.
Others in the bill ere Duncan's collies Ed LateII
Harding and Ah Sid. acrobats; o. K. Sato Leslie
Palmer and the Bigelow twins. in "A Brace of
Wo9dc9qSck'; Florence Henri King, violinist; the
scope. Today's concert, continuous from 1:3O till
1880 p M, includes the four Cohans, Yorke and
Adams, Ethel Levey, John +. Camp, the kalatech-
noscope and others.
Minnie Seligman will be the star in the Keith
programme this week. Her play will be Comedy
and Tragedy which, with a competent company,
ought to afford her opportunity for the display
of her talent Louise Cunning will sing her Scot
tish ballads, George Wilson will arouse the audi