New-York tribune., 1900-04-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

and Messrs. kierschner, Meyer-Eigen and Omar:
the third act of Sudermanns Die Ehre,' with
Miss Anna Braga Alma, Max Hanseler Hell
necke. Auguste Burmester Auguste and Rudolph
Klein-Rhoden Robert Heinecke; the third act of
LArronges Doctor Klaus" with Heinrich Conried
in the title part, Miss ELY Comer Emma
Gustav Seyffertitz Lubowski, George Baselt
Paul Gerstel. Miss Ada Merito Julie, Max
Hanseler Griesnger and Gustav Olmar Max;
the third act of Moser and Schonthans "Krieg i'm
Freden,' with Rudolph Senius as Lieutenant Reff-
Elsa and Mr.. Ascher as Henkel, and the second act
as as Roland Gustav o von severttH M as LebaTeu
Miss Anna Leonardo as Lame and Edmund Hanno,
Nearly the entire company will sail for Germany
on Tuesday, May l.
William Gillette will tomorrow night begin the
twenty-eighth week of Sherlock Holmes at the
Garriek Theatre The 2oOth performance Ell is only
open the management finds it impossible to say
"Quo Vadis' is continued at the New-York Thea
tre. and date is yet announced for its with
drawal. Many cergymen have accepted the invita-
tions of the management and have attended the
various performances For to-night's concert at
Clarice Vance. Vandy. Nellie O'Neil and Harris
Ladell, Hodges and Launchmere. the Stewart Sis
ters Josephine Gassman, Gertrude Haynes ana
Lew Sully.
Hearts Trumps' has only weeks longer
to remain at the Garden Theatre The play, with
all its scenes and spectacular effects, goes to Chi
cago for run beginning on May 2l and, in order
that everything may be in perfect working order
for this opening the management has decided to
give whole week TO the Chicago preparations
for the play
"A Night in Venice" by Johann Strauss, has
been selected as the bill for the farewell week of
the light opera season at the American Theatre.
Two ballets will introduced. the Lantern Dance,
IN the street festival of the first act and the Dove
Ballet. in ST Marks Place Among the singers
Frank Moulan, Reginald Roberts. Harry Davies,
William s Pruett Louis ne Tss erude pgna
Miss Magds H Lambert be and Miss m GHema Baker
Lord and Lady Algy" which returned to the
Empire Theatre last Monday night. has been as
warmly welcomed at that house as If 1t were a new
which begins tomorrow night is the twentieth for
EdwG & stepens & rs MISS ney Ro59
the cast.
At the Murray Hill Theatre this week the Don
nelly Stock Company will revive The Amazons
by Arthur W. Pinero.
Tomorrow night '"The Great Ruby enters on
the seventh week of its successful at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. This big Drury Lane melo-
drama continues to draw overfowing and enthusi-
Elect surds an organization Of deaf people, will
enjoy its annual theatre party this year at the
the lodge and their officers will be present at The
Great Ruby" the guests of the manager, j. W.
Rosenquest.
The Jeanette l.. Glider version of "ouo Vadis."
at the Herald Square Theatre. will enter on its
fourth week tomorrow evening. Since the begin
| ming of "Quo vadis" at the Herald Square in
Vulnerable changes have been made throughout
the play. At the Herald Square this evening g.
benefit will given for William B. Wood. of the
former variety team of Wood and Shepard The
! following have consented to appear: Mile. Fougere
John L. Sullivan. the Hawthorne sisters, Sam
Bernard Kitty Mitchell the Stewart sisters.
lanes thornton oi-nt Montgomery and stone Williams
and Walker, Molly Fuller and FrederiGk 25 Ha1len
trude Fort James F aoey hanpe Moran T1gr W and
Rastus, Eugene O'Rourke and his company Otis
French, ''Tin" Cronin Barney" Reynolds and
Frank Lane
Two weeks only remain of the long run of Way
| Down East at the Academy of Music
T. D. Marks. the manager at Roster & Balls
Music Hail. is rapidly rearranging the affairs of
the house and he will present vaudeville bill
tomorrow night which is somewhat different from
any that has been there lately. Zoe Mathews
Sherman and Morrissey. in a act entitled 1.-The
ton. Gilbert and Godie May Ffske, Elliott and
Lee The Amerea4 d GomsdX T
be among the performers For t9-nghts concert
Baroness Garcia Bedermann and ten other num-
bers.
Some new music composed for 1.-THE Casino
Girl by Ludwig Englander will be introduced for
! the first time tomorrow evening when the COM
poser viii conduct His new work includes @ some
ranged for May s. the occasion of the seventy-ffth
| performance
| In the bill at Keith's this week Marshall P.
| Wilder Bert Coote and company, IN Supper for
| Two: VIII NJ. Cressy and Blanche Dayne IN
| 'Grasping an Opportunity; the AIouere Sisters
! Phil OFT and the Three Rosebuds, in Their First
| Lesson: Blocksom and Burns Hamilton HILL
| barytone; the biograph; Mayer Carroll and Mayer
| Ashley and Wooly. Bcknell, clay modeller: Hedrix
one-legged bicyciist Mr. Wider is said to be
making hit With his new st9res m m on me keth tn
Adelaide Fitzallen
| At the Grand Opera House "A Young Wife" will
| he presented tomorrow. The piece had a run
at another house early this The cast in
cluded Miss Selma Herman. Frank Tannehn, jr,
coim wiams. John L. Wooderson. Ne Florence
R. G.. Williams, J; De Barre and others Miss
weeks engagement at the grand opera House on
| This weeks programme at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre offers vaudeville diversion In
James F. Dolan and Ida Lenharr, La Fafalla, in
her illuminated dances; George Neville and his
| company Billy Van, the McNulty Sisters singers
| and dancers; Spencer Kelly, barytone; Ford and
! lewis and the kalatechnoscope. To-days CON
| the Wilmer-Vincent Company. Henri French Smith
and Campbell. Farnum and Seymour and others
The vaudeville programme at Proctors Palace
this week embraces these speciaties: Sidney Wilmer
| and Walter Vincent and company. Henri French,
juggIer and cyclist; Smith and Campbell. Farnum
and Seymour George c. Davis nonologist; the
Garrity sisters. Olga Orloff and Walter Hale. song
illustrators the Jacksons and the kalatechnoscope
includes Mile Fougere Doian and Lenfarr Ryan
and Richfeld, Carrie Scott and others