New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Trumps' at the Garden Theatre. The melodrama's s
run in Chicago will begin May 21, and some
stage of Mcvicker's Theatre it is necessary to
''The Runaway Girl" Is duplicating its former
popularity in marked degree at Daly's Theatre
that there is date set for the termination Of its
season here.
''Ben-Hur" ends a of six months at the
Broadway Theatre next Saturday night. It's clos
ing performance will be Its 1sith
James X. Hackett. in THE Pride of Jennico' is
already toward the middle of the third month Of
MS engagement at the Criterion The present % run
will probably extend into the summer. Miss Bertha
Galland continues to distinguish herself in the part
OF the Princess.
No new remarks comments suggest themselves
in regard William Gillette's performances Of
Sherlock Holmes" at the Garrick Theatre They
will probably be continued till the warm weather
dfscourages all theatre going.
The step from the drama to the continuous per
formance will be abruptly made this week when
noon. under F. L. Proctors management, with a
continuous performance. Slight opportunity has
been afforded wherein to make material changes at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. yet visitors tomorrow
night Will see numerous alterations. A new stock
of scenery has been installed The prices will
also prove novelty to Broadway theatre goers,
being . and so cents. One of the stars is Thomas
@ Seabrooke, wJo makes MS deout IN vaudeIiilee
in I'M, new sketch by George " Hobart & entitled nj
sisted by Miss Jeannette Lowrie. Others the
Earl of Yarmouth, who will present farce en-;
r. c. Turner; Cissle LOTUS in new imitations;
juggler and cyclist; Kittie Mitchell, Newell and
Sheyette bar performers; the kali @kaatTechnIoscoPe Tee,
extra feature has been secured in the Tambourtzka
Croatian Orchestra, which will make its first ap-
Austria h;l' - '''''
Della Fox will be the star at Proctor's Twenty
third-st. theatre tomorrow. Miss Fox will be
assisted by her own company. Junius Brutus
Booth will offer a comedetta, "A Conjugal Crisis
and will be supported by Affie Warner The rest
of the programme includes the Musical Johnstones,
instrumentalists: Sivern and Emere, ring experts;
caswe and Arnold acrobatic girl and Gown olga
Orion. song illustrator; Ferrell and starck, and the
from lso till 1880 has Dolan and Lenharr La Fa
Spencer Kelly, the McNHty sisters and others
The visitors at the Palace will find a pleasing
assortment of vaudeville there this week George
Neville and his company will appear. La Fafalla
has number of dances, and others are Billy Van,
monologist Mr. and Mrs Angustin Aug i'm, Neuville in
Jackson the kalatechnoscope, and the Brothers
Martine acrobats. To-day's concert, continuous
cent COMPANY mp tD' Henr Freach smith and Camp
bell. Farnum and Seymour George G Davis and
others.
THE Casino Girl has added its original
tertainment several musical numbers by Ludwig
Englander. This week the seventy-ffth perform
ance will be celebrated on Tuesday evening, when
souvenirs will be presented to the ladies of the
audience.
An attractive bill is offered at Keith's Union
Square Theatre this week, including several of the
best known entertainers. Among them are Helene
Mora, barytone; John C. Rice and Sally Cohen, in
the farce, THE Kleptomaniac' Louise Thorndyhe
Boucicault and James Horne in Augustus
Zeno Carl and Zeno, acrohats; sam Marion and the
Mccoy sisters, in dancing specialtes; Frobel and
aCrODatS.
and Alma, PHILIPS and MaynonP with trained
Mr.. and Mrs stuart Darrow in sand d,. Paintins'
smoke pictures and shadcwSraphy; Alfred Stur-
ruck, barytone, and Ahern and Patrick.
Theodore Drury. a colored singer of note. will
sing the part of Don Jose in Carmen" with the
peP ose of 6 MohdSg hh Nay g. !f M Te
formance will be in English.
''TaIIy-Ho, will begin it's thi1d and last week
the Eden Musee tomorrow evening. 1t will be
followed by the spring Rose Show, which prom
ises to eclipse the exhibition re, recently held held
land and W will be placed on eXo9n f r2 6 soon
series Of classical groups.
The Lion Palace Music Hall, at -hundred-and-
tenth-st. and the Western Boulevard will present
the following programme this week Prince Sat
suma Japanese jugger and equilibrist; Dunbar and
EaTris acrobat3; Dryden aRd Leslie; @ aenn5nss nm
Moore, change artist, and others
Tony Pastors Theatre presents good bill this
week made up of Wills and Loretta George Evans
the Stewart sisters the Flood brothers. acrobats
and pantomimists; Miss Norma Wills and her
company. Condit and Morey Fox and Foxie, the
Grahams: De Carno, juggler; Howard and Linden.
the Mutually sisters. the Vitagraph and Tony
Pastor
The Herald Square Theatre will close its regular
season tonight with a testimonial performance In
behalf of Herman Hauser. it's treasurer and the
following artists will make up the programme: An
drew Mack E. ]. Morgan, Otis Harlan. Cheridah
Simpson. TIE Angeles sisters. Eddie Girard and
ham Royce, Gilbert and Goldie May Fiske. ]. Al
drich Lbbey. Samuel Bennett. Arthur DEACON,
Shaw. William Macartt, Dorothy Usner. Wilton
Lackaye. Blanche Homans and Grace Belasco.
Next season Lebler & Co will have four attrac-
tions playing in NewYork simultaneously. They Will
be James O'Neills production of Monte Cristo"
which Will open at the Academy OF Music Octo-
Der % for an indefinite engagement; James A.
Herne's latest play, Sag Harbor," which Will
open Hammerstein's Republic Theatre on Sep
tembeT 3, followed by Miss Viola Allen in her new
play, which is expected to fill out the season. Joseph
Arthur's new drama OF Southern Indiana entitled
Lest River" which will be produced the Four
teenth Street Theatre on October l. for indeh-
M Thng in a the We World al Waack ee Tea{Tss for yt
weeks. beginning October T. The same COM
the Park Theatre Boston opening in ectob MAJ al
production OF The Choir Invisible TO be fol-
Augustus Thomas and Clay NJ creme Of RiehaPS
Harding Daviss stories. The firm holds fourteen
negotiating for a Phiadephia theatre in which to
Adventures of Francois" by Dr. s. Weir Mitchell
Miss Theo Carew, who plays the part Of Mulie