New-York tribune., 1900-03-25

Brother Officers will begin its last week at the
Empire Theatre tomorrow night. Following 1t
| two plays will be given each evening. "A Man and
| His Wife" will present William Faversham and
| Miss Jessie Millward. The other play In the new
| bill will be THE Buge Call" act piece by
| Louis N Parker, author of Rosemary" and Addi-
| son Bright In this short piece Miss Margaret
Angiin will have the leading female part and s Ed
! win stevens. Joseph Wheelock jr., and Mrs Whit
fen Will be in the cast.
| Franz Kierschner, of the most admired men,
| bers of the Irving Place Theatre Stock Company,
will celebrate his fftieth anniversary Tuesday.
| April 3. II this date, in 1850. that he ap
| peared the stage for the first time. He soon
| joined the famous company of the Vienna Hof-
| burgtheatre. where. In the beginning he played
| Juvenile heroes and leading mems parts. Despite
his advanced he still enjoys vigorous health
ished actors Of the German @ stock company To
celebrate the jubilee MI Conried viii give Mr.
| tags play die Journalisten' will be presented
Mr. conred will Mi play SPp schmoeR the neWspapes
| writer
! "Ben-Hur' still keeps up It's phenomenal bust
| ness at the Broadway Theatre. 1t has now played
| for seventeen weeks and begins its eighteenth to-
souvenir album of scenes from 'Ben-Hur,' with
| descriptive text has been prepared by the man
| ayers.
Squire Kate" by Robert Buchanan Lyceum
| Theatre success. will be revived by the Donnely
| Stock Company at the Murray Hill Theatre this
week.
William Gillette. IN Sherlock Holmes" at the
| Garrick Theatre, has played to large audiences
ever since Lent began, and he is likely continue
that time. Mr. Gillette is to remain the Garrick
| Theatre with Sherlock Holmes until the house
closes.
Tomorrow begins the second week of THE Great
Ruby at the Fourteenth Street Theatre This big
Drury Lane melodrama has made of the
best successes ever known at Manager Rosen-
guests playhouse All day long. and up to the
at the box box office window purchasing seats and
hit as Lady Garnett.
James K Hackett. assisted by Miss Bertha Gal
land has made a considerable in "The
Pride of Jennico" at the Criterion Theatre where
| he will remain for the rest of the season.
Charles Frohman's London comedians are sttr
| giving their performances OF My Daughter-in-
Law at the Lyceum Theatre fashionable u
month of its NeW-York engagement '" to-mofro% borrow
night night The & company m any Is TO- remain at the Lyceum
Balfe's Bohemian Girl will be presented at the
American Theatre this week. The which
have been selected for the production will reintro-
duce Miss Adelaide Norwood Airline. Miss
Maude Lambert and Miss Belle Norton cher first
appearance with the company the Queen, Regi-
nald Roberts as Thaddeus. William Pruette as the
Mouan as Fiorstein Genee's ''Sanon'' "U viii be
Trial by jury and II. NJ S Pinafore' ore ;''''''A"
At the Garden Theatre Hearts Are Trumps' Is
drawing large houses. and will continue there till
the f end Of the Cecil Raieghs play given
the fancy of lovers of melodrama.
| At the Grand Opera House tomorrow night
George II. Broadhurst's farce What Happened
to Jones'" will have It's first West Side perform
ance. In the cast Will be George Larsen, Walter
Lennox. ST.. Barney McDonough, Gilbert Gardner.
Gaae ary ofo2 Cope EMIT Aa taM Bridges
ShePhsgd S1e gs ahd Ada Craam Herbert Kelcey and
on April 2 when they will be seen in 'The Moth
| The burlesques "whrli-Gig" and "sapolio" will
be continued for only short time longer at Weber
& Fields's Music Hail. the company after a
few weeks more will begin tour of the
| Western cities.
Susie. Nah Sue" new song by A. B. Sloane
will be introduced in broadway to Toxic" at the
New-York tomorrow night by Fay Templeton
Joe" OFT, Otis Harlan. Josie Sader Alice Judson
| Mayme Keso and Ignacio Martinetti with accom-
paniment OF sixteen invisible banjos. AT the Tooth
performance. on Friday. April 10 there will be
souvenirs GH Ezra Kendall and Mile; Fougere to-
Louise Cunning Violet Dale sydney Deane Winf NHrf
usgler TIE cerse Sisters ay M9nre
Clara Morton are others on the bill.
Two figures were placed on exhibition
| at the Eden Musee yesterday. They were modelled
| from the play Ben Hur" New moving nc,rras
| OF the in South Africa will be exhibited dur,n
Mgsee during & the week and both afternoon and
The Japanese actors engagement at the R,,o,
| has been extended for two weeks. Saturday Night
April T. will the last performance in America
Of these Occidental stage pilgrims The Paris Ex
position is their next station Scarlet Snow and
Wednesday night. inclusive. and '"The statue
M Maker @ ,,s ana a. sega story Of two brothers. will
he ueek
The ballet "Progress'' and the introduc+or
scenes entitled THE Regatta Girl 20 ON ar Kos,
d Bials Music Hall. Numerous changes have h.ar
made In the latter since the opening night A hur
esque trio The Tenderloin Reformers -
Ma Rainbow Coon are among The nav. and
THE Regatta Girl will Continue for q, nun Iers oers
week longer while the ballet is expected TO r,rn
the season out. ~ III"
Wilson Barrett's play The Sign of III. c,os., :,
which has been seen here numerous times -
fore, will be presented this week at the H.,
Opera House. The regular matinee will he -,
on Saturday. and there will be a special sven
Wednesday "ee on
Way Down East" at the Academy or >.
will commemorate its 10th performance ., ssN
theatre and its 375th in New-York on T,,s
evening with the presentation OF souvenir esoay
ssting OF glass flower vases. oo''-
good vaudeville entertainment ann..r
been arranged for this week at Proctor. r.
third Street Theatre. Francesca Redd,r.
ported by her own company will presen, ror ~
first here Her Friend from Texa. -. ,, ra1o
the clown have an amusing haif-houra s acrobat a and
w. II. Ciemart an English ventriloouis,, iers Is
ter. Rae and Broschs Phyllis Alien ana ne y, LHces-