New-York tribune., 1900-12-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Annie Russell and her company Will con-
tinue TO play "A Royal Family at the Lyceum
Theatre for at least another month There Will be
nine performances this week. matinees being given
on Christmas Day. Thursday and Saturday
There will be special Christmas matinee at the
Casino this week where the musical piece, Floro-
dora is nearing its third month. In the last week
several new songs have been interpolated 1t looks
now as II "Florodora would round out tne sedsoh
William H. Crane passed his one hundredth per-
formance In David Harum" at the Garrick The
atre last week. and he will be in the same
play at the same theatre for long time to come: me
There will be three matinee perIorinanISesS I sSatur-
day.
The holiday fortnight will see the end OF ATT
zonas' run at the Herald Square Theatre. Speciai
matinees will be given Christmas ana new
Years days Arizona" goes from the Her Herald "a
the principal cities of the East and Middle West
John Hare will remain at the Criterion Iheatre
for three weeks longer. playing The Gay Lore
Quex." He will be followed there py HieS Hieser y'
Marlowe in when Knighthood was IN fiower'
Mr.. conried announces a production at the
Irving Place Theatre, to take place tomorrow be-
ing the first performance in America OF Walther
and STEMS new play Der Grosskaufmann The
leading parts are in the hands of Gustav Won sey1-
fertitz and Max Hanseler while in other prominent
parts Misses Meta Banger Maria Eisenhut and Ada
Merito. Franz Kierschner and Adolf zmnlelrnann s.n
will eS M conred tms Will II s during
holiday week will be given. Corners fairy pay pay
ars senhut ne ho as n snow white and Vladimir
SchaInberg the Prince. being the bill.
Preparations for the holiday entertainment at the
Eden Musee are practically completed. The in
terror is handsomely decorated and many changes
have been made among the wax groups In addio
James r. Adams Pantomime Company will present
- among % @ tne as many s1,nneT pct
Denman Thompson brings his production of THE
Old Homestead" to the Grand Opera House to-mor-
row night for engagement of two weeks This
will be the first presentation on the West Side of
this play. Extra matinees will be given Christmas
and New Years In addition TO the regular matt
Julian Rose Belle Stewart, George Davis. Billy
Link Allen and kngsbgry Sullivan ana Inn ihmann
others.
Mr.. Pastor has secured for his company for
Christmas week Smith and Campbell. Miss Flor
Bindley who has just returned from a two
years tour abroad; Gus Williams. the Crane
Brothers. the Ruby Sisters. acrobatic dancers;
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Deaves and their marion
cites; Herbert and Willing Mr. I;,, and Mrs Iohn
barytone singers; the zeredeth Trio. Miss Rhetta
Curtis George w. Mietts with his high diving
s on the e0 sgap On Day
the doors Will I,;S open at 1:sO a. m the performance
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"sapho" gives way to 'zaza" at the Harlem
Opera House this week The engagement of Mrs.
Leslie Carter, which begins there. tomorrow
New-York There will be matnees on Christmas
Day and Saturday.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre where
Christmas Day the doors will open at 1880 a.
and will not close until II p. m, the Jean Marcel
living bass-reiefs and tableaus still the lead
ing feature. with James and Rose Finney. from
the London m, Alhambrs Others are staIey and
Fake and semon, Caswell and Arnold and the
Olympia Quartet To-day's concert will include
Grapewin and Chance, the three Dumonds, Ge-
naro and Bailey Charles Ulrick. Coakley and
At Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre the
four Cohans will head the bill In George NJ Co.
hans farce. "The Governors Son. The show on
Christmas Day will start 1890 a. m and con-
tinue till Ii p. m. The specialities, besides the
Cohans, are the Sisters O'Meers, Yorke and Adams
zego KESY EtS eRe1 aRa fLTf Lad a2d a Marx G ss @
van; The Sunday CONCERT will have the Russell
Lew suIiy Alice Pierce. Fisher and Carroll Don,
Ohue and Nichols and others.
For Christmas week at Proctor's Palace the lead
will be Billy Clifford and Maud Huth and Lydia
Yeamans Titus. The rest of the features are Alice
Pierce, John Donohue and Matte Nichols the
Mimic Four the Musical Klests, Linton and Nc
Intyre and McCale and Daniels. To-days concert
Will offer Della Fox John Kernel Clarice Vance,
, Falke and Semon. CasweI and Arnold the Olym-
and others.
For holiday week at Proctor's e-hundred-and-
twenty y-ffth-st. theatre the stars are Sam, Clara
and Kittie Morton; Charley Grapewin and Anna
Chance. the three Yoscarys, acrobats the st. Onge
Brothers, bicyclists; Charles Urick, Brannan and
Collins the Budd Brothers, Frank Walberti and
the Young American Quintet. The Sunday concert
Will present the four Cohans, Yorke and Adams.
Zeno Carl and Zeno, the Helstons and others
Tomorrow night at the New-York Theatre Miss
May Yohe will make her temperance on the stage
In leading part in review entitled THE Giddy
Throng" which will be seen for the first time
THE Giddy Throng' is two hour review on the
current dramatic successes The five scenes are
the offices of Noble Rohman, a manager; the Car
strood. the battlefield of Wogram and the gates Of
Peking. "
The chief attraction OF Christmas week at Roster
Biars Music Hall will be Mile Kita al I,orenza
a singer and dancer who is said to have had much
success In Paris. Paris is a town which is easily
pleased. and New-York will have to see and Judge
for itself. Mile. di Lorenza's engagement at Kos
ter Bials is limited to fortnight Associated
with her in the bill be offered for the first
time tomorrow Eta Butler, Dolan and Lem
harr. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Frederick Niblo the
the ser stella ss hs usss Ses
Burton and Brooks Herberts dogs, ONeii and
to-day Is headed by Gertrude Haynes and her her
Choir Celestial = and includes all the hong list of
seats for the Loie Fuller engagement. to begin on
Christmas and New Years weeks will be notable
at Keths for the variety of the bills r. G.
Knowles will return to his native heath under
aal engagement to b. f. Keith, after an alb
sence of ten years. Joseph Hart and Carrie De
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