New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
at the Grand Opera House on February p. with
elaborate scenic effects


Keths Union Square Theatre OFFERS this week
Edwin Milton Royle and Selma Fettcr Royle. in
the first Of Mr. REYES d latest ONE act
Press Eldridge, Dollie Mestayer and her company,
Raymon Moore. singer; Grazer and Hazel, the
Tennis Trio the bograph the Frederick Brothers
the Franklin Sisters change artists, and Paxton
and Jerome, in Illustrated songs.
Chauncey Olcott's engagement at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. where he is again appearing
Dick Ronayne, in Mr.. Pitou's Irish drama, "A
to his many admirers, who packing the theatre
at every performance The present engagement OF
S Elm :" Mnrnbv follows CbaunceV oicott at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre in THE Carpetbagger.'
Plenty of amusing features seem to be provided
for in this weeks programme at Proctors Twenty
third Street Theatre. Eddie Girard. assisted by
THE Soubrette and the Cop" Miss Lillian Burk-
are the Hawaiian Queens, Dixon, Bowers and
Dixon, grotesque acrobats; the Whitney Brothers,
barrow, Harry and sadie Fields. cakeTaikers and
singers; the three 0nris equiibriTts the kaateGa
continuous from 80 till 1890 p. m. includes Mont
company Charlie Rossow, Marie Laurens, Diana
and others.
A newcomer IN vaudeville is Dgby Bell. for many
years favorite in oDeretta He will make his
debut tomorrow at Mr.. Proctor's uptown theatre
the Palace. Other features this week Willard
Smms and Jennie Graham. the Silvers, song illus
traitors; the Musical Kleists; Miss Mabel Tayior
juggler; the kaatechnoscope. and Frank and Don.
To-day's continuous concert, from till l0:50 p M
will have the Four Cohans, Yorke and Adams,
John E. Camp, the Whitney brothers, Ethel Levey
and others.
The bright gowns the bright lights. the melody
and the dancing of broadway to Toxic" at the
New-York Theatre have kept the house filled at
ayers believe that long run is in store for Tit it.
The programme provided by the New ork
qn Miss Eta Butler the Xerdi Trio Are 1, Hall
Polk and Rollins Cvefte Binns ana Binh Te
O'Hare and several Others.
The souvenirs that will be distributed at the
Academy of Music tomorrow will not only
memorate the Tooth performance of '"Way Down
Fast" in it's present run, but will also mark the
30oth performance in this city. II is doubtful II
season.
A special matinee will be given at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre next Thursday afternoon for the bene
fit of the Sacred Heart Orphan Asylum Augustus
Pitou has arranged the following programme:
o and Of ms Louis III Menn nnd
Clara Llpman, in an act of The Girl in the Bar,
and the second act Of way Down East
A soldiers benefit will be given at the Empire
| Theatre on Friday afternoon, February 8. Among
the attractions far announced contribution
| from Sir Henry Irving, the first act of wheels
| Within Wheels" Nat c. Goodwin. William Gillette
| Miss Edna May and the chorus of The Belle of
| ew-York" Frank Worthing Miss Blanche Bates
and +. ]. Morgan, in new one act play; Weber
and Fields, in their act play, entitled "EXplana
! tons; NJ. Plancon and Miss De Lussan. from the
| Maurice Grau Opera Company; Mrs. Langtry, Miss
| Fay Templeton. and the second of Lord and
| Lady Algy." The testimonial is arranged by Will
| lam Faversham and Miss Jessie MilWard, and the
| proceeds 10 be divided between the sick and
wounded British soldiers in the Transvaal and the
| American soldiers in the Philippines
! MONEY RECEIVED FOR THE HOSPITALS.
Charles Lanier. of No. II Nassau-st, the general
| treasurer of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday