New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

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The four theatres which will open this week are
the Empire, the American, the Fourteenth street
and Roster & Balls.
Brother oficers" will be presented tomorrow
night at the Empire Theatre The cast is as fol-
| lows:
ss5 ssaP HRs' & Sat: ass
Lieut. % Iaunceiot Peydeii Guy standing
Lieut. Earl OF Hunstanton Joseph WheeqsR 2Ss: 5r
Foxhal. waiter George osbSurPe Psorg: jr
The Dean OF Dorchester ............w H. Crompton
Robert Hutton Edwin stewsns teens
Lady Margaret Pieydeli Mrs. Thomas whlffen
Kate Johnson MAJ e'
The next production will be that Of Richard
| Carvel" September II.
Daniel suly will appear at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre Thursday in The Parish Priest e.
The plot Of the play has already been printed IN
The Tribune. Following is the cast:
The Rev. John whslen. ........... Mr.. Daniel sully
Dr. Edward Welsh h............T Theodore Babeoes ,;s
James Welsh. Joseph L Tracy Tracy
Agnes CASSIDY Agnes Rose La
Katherine Corrigan Mildred Lawrence
THE Great Ruby is the opening attraction at
the American Theatre on Saturday. The cast is
follows:
o,e Eody GsFne5t ys MISS ass Isabelle S Eyesson
Prince Kassm Ralph stuart stuart
James Brett Herman Sheldon
IongInan L. pnev
sir M John GaTnett. Charlotte % fambe.t
Moya Denzil. Josephine UndeTWo0d
assam SS9Gnf cSe BslSypie Frank E camp
Sir simon Beauclerc Victor NJ de @ SKe
After THE Great Ruby" change of play will be
made every week
Roster & Balls will be reopened under new
management Saturday afternoon The Hashim
Brothers the new managers Matinees Will
be given every day. and concerts every Sunday
afternoon and evening Twenty-Five cents Will be
the highest matinee price and 81 the highest night
price The bill for Saturday presents Marie Dress
Ter, vernona Jarbeau, George Fuller Golden. Nick
sell brothers. Others are Genaro and Bailey, cake
walkers; Monroe and Mack, PACK race % coiPGeS, Wh
and Melrose comic aerobats; Lawrence and Har-
tumbiing funsters the Four Emperors Of Music;
Hodges and Launchnere coon conllques; BART
lene. juggler, and Alice Pierce, impersonatoT
The opening attractions at the following theatres
for the week beginning September are:
Broadway "Ben-Hur,' September s.
Criterion Pride of Jennco," September g.
Days THE Rose of Persia" September g.
Gar1rick An On ACCOUNT Of Eza1 Sep September 5
Lyesum "A Royal Gt46 Fanny; safepSer SeP5sosr
Weber & Fiedss, "Fi1dle-de-Dee" and "ouo
Casino. new piece by Smith and Engander.
September 3.
The opening attractions for the week beginning
September 10 at the following theatres are:
Bitou, Cupid outwits Adam; Herald Herald Square. .
aaTe Husbands OF Ieoa
tine; Republic Sag Harbor"
For the week beginning September II these are
the opening attractions at the following theatres:
Garden. Hamlet; Manhattan Caleb .,. Vest;
Andrew Mack as Jack Blake in The Rebel" is
drawing good houses at the Academy Of Music.
Miss Louise Lawton is a new member of the
Francis Wilson Company, which is to appear at
he KnickeF6ocker TheaTe at5 SePOeT 10 in Ths
Miss Edna Mays understudy
THE Cadet Girl" continues at the Herald Square
Theatre.
The bill at the Cherry Blossom Grove, New
York Theatre includes Henri French the juggler
and trick bicycle rider Montgomery and Stone,
black face comedians; Alenars trained monkeys;
Efie Fay and company, in The Sousa Girl; the
Colonis. whirwind dancers; Everhardt hoop roller;
Trio acrobats; Ernest Hogan. the unbleached
american; the MoTe1o Ir%upe Les CRRSrmeuses
concert tonight.
The Casino Boy" continues at the Casino Roof
Garden.
The bill at Tony Pastors this week includes Joe
Welch, in Hebrew studies; the Four Enperors of
Music, in comedy; Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hughes in
Charles Horwitzs comedietta, "a Matrimonial
substitute the Painter h TIT Trio aGrobas Gallagher