New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
NOTES OF THE STA GE.

NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Lord and Lady Algy'' is popular at the Empire
Theatre and il is not known when. the end OF the
season at that house will be reached The fourth
week of the present run of the piece Will oegh 10
morrow night and it Will also be the beginning OF
the twenty second week OF the 1Ne"-iOih P0i
formances of the play.
"Mignon, by Ambroise Thomas, and Tam
hauser" by Richard Wagner. are the alternate
grand opera productions scheduled for the second
week of the Castle Square Opera Companys fare
we'll of opera in English In New-forK-
"Mignon' will be sung Monday and Thursday
nights and the Wednesday and Saturday matt
nees The cast has been arranged to include Miss
Grace Golden. Miss Bessie Macdonald. Miss kath-
crime Condor. Joseph F. Sheehan, Miro Delamotta'
Harry Luckstone. Homer Lind. E n Knight and
Frank Ranney. "TannhauSer" Will be sung on
Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights
With the following sast EaS's Roy
Marie Mattfed Wolfram. William Mertens; Land-
g s nrSf Sarbe Ma3e Tannhuse aarrY BARON
and Joseph F. Sheehan. For the farewell week of
repertory rep has been arranged 70 consist Of verdrs
La Traviata.' III Trovatore' and Faust"
"Esmeralda," of the Madison Square The
atre's early successes will revived by the Don
nelly Stock Company at the Murray Hill Theatre
this week.
The attractions at Keiths Union Square Theatre
this week will be Miss Fanny Rice in Rosina
Vokes's one-act play. My Mlliner's BIZ: Mar
guerite Cornille, Reno and Richards. grotesque
acrobatic team; Mr.. and Mrs Mark Murphy, in
their skit The Seventh Son; Galetta's perform
ing monkeys, Webb and Hassan. acrobats and head
Gertrude @ & Manssd and Ga W3qr ann N
Demeo. the bograph. James McCook and John
Anna Kenwick. the Dawsons, DAILY and Devere,
John Heay and Tom Hefron.
"Quo Vadis." at the New-York enters upon its
sixth week tomorrow. 1t is announced that its
will be extended into the summer if the
present attendance continues. The introduction of
summer prices, 30 cents for the best in the
house. has had an effect on the attendance at the
Among the attractions for tonight are, Feugere,
Evans. Louise Dresser Weston and Yost Collins
Taylor and Frances King, Cheridah Simpson and
the Williams and Walker Quartet.
Sam Kittie and Clara Louise Morton. dancing
trio. head the bill at Tony Pastors this week fol-
lowed by Thomas ]. Ryan and Mary Richfeld in
THE Lunatics' Balr'; Edwin Laten banjo solost
Miss Lille Western. Barten and Morris parody
singers and comic musicians; Francis J. Bryant
dancing; Brandon and Regime. Miss Clara Adams
and Ryner, the Simon brothers the vtaGraph and
new songs and parodies by Tony Pastor himself
The Grand Opera House will offer as its a+trac
tion this week production of Uncle Toms
Cabin This version differs from all the old stage
pictures of Mrs. Stoves famous story In modern
methods and innovations. Willie Collier comes to
The week of May 2s will see the last Of MS PP6n
HSuFs w Of tasn hfhdns tn g
S Nj. Pito OlGOtt NH be seen in new play which
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre will begin its
second week of continuous vaudeville tomorrow
Thomas O. Scabrooke will be retained for an
other week Others are Adelaide Hermann Mon
tren 1uggler; La Petite Elsie Billy Van. Jane
Mdran and Iess yern9n Pauline
Avoy. and the kalatechnoscope fosr anG Ace Nc
from from 1:3o till 1890 includes Thomas o. Sea
Henri French Midsey and Carlisle " ana aTn2nfh Titts
Mitchell. anu Ai'tie
Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre offers n
Dill this week including Kathryn Osterman and
her company. George Fuller Golden. McCart's dogs
a. ana monkeys the Quigley brothers. the MagineI-
ebs tb Martins acrobats BERTHE Fowler mimic and
9 f haa5echn9sc0pe al en- To-days continuous concert
bany, ,Gy.,i JInius Bru,us Booth and COMPANY the
At Proctor's Palace this week the Ieader is
Junius Brutus Booth. in "A Conjugal Crisis" and
others are Carrie Graham. the three CoIsans SJI
Arden ard Fasw ssHtk and AMID AR Arn2d Walter
D M incndes continuous concert, from till 1880
La fafalla. Billy Van and others -'A'''''
Inc Academy of Music begins a s,IDnIer,er,.,-
spring season tomorrow night with Dro1roti
oi Woman and Wine The cast includes ,f,s.
Elta Proctor Otis, Miss Minnie Dupree tIoy,,~1
20, MISS AiaDet Eaton, NJ. A. Kennedy
Os"oulIe' frahklyn Roberts and Daniel HaIifax
ne opening or the summer season at the Eden
NiuSee VIII take place tomorrow evening The in
terror OF the Musee has undergone many cbanpas
ana an the wax groups and figures have bean ,a
stronns 0g,eq ana put into summer costumes New
pctures VIII be exhibited in the Winter S.srIaS
eaGh hour OF the afternoon and evening ard ,t ie
Tea noIi.o ripernSon and evening concerts bv the
tomorrow night "Sapho'' enters on the last two
weeks of its New-Y York engagement and ., NJ
50 MISS Nethersole sails for London ~ nay
Inc close OF the Garden Theatres seaso, v-o.
reached last night when Hearts Are Tr,,,,,,, /
was presented there for the last time rbe a. /
rangements for this house next season embrace ~
spPedrdhce or Richard Mansfield. r ri Sotbarn
' DeiIiiaru' M Coquelin and E. S. Willard
fHE COMING SEASON AT LONG BPiNCy /
Extensive preparations are being rnada for -,
coming or the summer residents the walks o.,
,o9os are being improved and put in tboro,,,h
,rder. and drivers and wheeImen viii sS u!ush
aForlte pursuits more attractive than ttTTlI
W W est Eld Hotel an army of artisans ana jarHe
az atpis haNs tohs been az work putting the hons
pared 10 riVal the successes of former wears --Se
restaurant ana cottages will open June q ava -
iotei June Il Ihis season the music will be up'iar
ne direction of Nahan Franko of the NJ, iit iIeI
a 1pf an