New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.


his company will present Sherlock Holmes at
the Garrick Theatre Beyond that time everything
is uncertain, and the weather from day TO day may
have its effect The run has been sufficiently re,
or less do not make much difference
This is the last week of THE Casino Girl in
New-York George Lederer Will arrive from Lon
don in the middle of the week, and. after making
the necessary arrangements. will take the entire
production with him the Shaftesbury Theatre
ary in July This b week b cyT Scott Boston W p ag
Joins the company now rehearsing The Cadet
the close Of the present attraction The opening
week of the Casino roof; with Ted Marks's sum
open p2eT Ms Emma p cqnsq1I sign0T 6o and
Hooker and Davis. eccentric dancers; James Thorn
ton and the Carmen Sisters.
Quo Vadis?" is continued the New-York Thea
tire. At next Wednesdays matinee Miss Helen
Heating. formerly of the Lyceum Theatre Com
pany. will give a performance of Lygia In view OF
her engagement next season with one OF the vari-
Quo Vadis?' companies. Miss Rosalie Knott
will continue play it with the present organiza-
tion Two vaudeville performances will be given
at the New-York tonight of them in the
Cherry Blossom Grove. roof garden. and one in
the main auditorium. Fifty cents will be charged
for seat at either performance, but those buying
seats have the privilege Of gong from one snow TO
main auditorium nn is headed by Watry, European
magician On the bill also are Wilson and Leices-
Cheridah simpson Montgomery and Stone. the
Four Emperors of Music, Stuart. Nellie 0'NeiI and
Hobart ana vashtI EaFie and Lulu Shepard: on
Leigh and Tho7ne. Weston and Yost. Genaro and
BAILEY: Harr:ga1 the tramp iuggler the Sisters
Annie Hart. Williams and Walker. Reno and Rich
ards ard ana A. sloanes Tiger y he 6ii on
features o. last week
At KeIth's Union Square Theatre this week
Charles Dickson
Pressing Matter" which Has never before been
seen In New-York. Mr.. DickEon's assistant In this
engagement is Miss Elsie EsmoId. Sam Lockhart's
baby elephants have proved strong attraction,
and are retained The popular features will IN
clude Francesca Redding and her company, in Her
and farrs Howe w and Waters X O. Dun
can the Harry and Kate Jackson
aero9ats the Rio brothers in ring act; tho bio
Alf Holt Minnie higgins and Leslie and Master
George Jones. boy soprano.
On the roof OF Hammerste!n's Victoria this week
will be the Johnson brothers who present
bicycle and acrobatic act; the Navaros acrobats;
WOrmwoods dog and monkey circus. the Holloway
trio giving exhibition OF wire walking and
ladder balancing; Morris,s educated ponies. intro
ducing wrestling match between man and a
aPsns uss the ks@w Mdse Hases ana
Healeyy Miss Louise Dresser. with her pickanin-
nova. with the Laizaroni quartet and Czarina-
The Lion Palace Roof Garden will entertain its
audiences this week with the following programme:
Bettina GiraId with her latest songs: Happy
Fanny Fields. the Everett trio equibrsts; May
ttske' with her Scotch sorss, Lena and xani In
magician and Coakey and Hustled.
detachment OF the I'D Regiment band Terrace
Garden are more and more popular from week to
week. The special Sunday evening concerts, with
augmented band. a success
At Tony Pastors Theatre the weeks at
fractions include Joe WEIGH Miss Louie Dacre
who Will make her original debut here to-
morrow afternoon; the three Gardners. the Sisters
Tyson Mcbride and Goodrich. in singing. dancing
and character changes William Cahiu Davies
Pat and IN Matte Rooney E9r.sster and Toyd
and Lazeie Tsnny and Livingston dsssrpsys
the vitagraph.
The Grand Central Roof Garden Will open for
the season Tomorrow night. For the opening week
the bin is composed of Diana. Harry lie Clair.
Lillian Green and William Friend. Mrs. Bruno's
Burglar; Julian Rose. Schrode and Charles. the
Painter trio. Ford and Dot West and Lola Bigger
the roof generally have been newly rehtted for the
season.
The entertainments at Roster & Balls given |
in the roof garden when the weather IS suitable |
and when II is unsuitable. in the music hall. The |
programme for tomorrow is made up of W. c. |
Fields. Zrenzi and Mile. hand balnncers: Fred |
Niblo. monologuist; VashtI Earle and Lulu Shep- |
so1bT T Lozeilo symnast violet Dale; Jordan
pin and Grace Vaughn
An interesting moving picture is exhibited |
at the Eden Musee. II is Queen Vicoria's farewell
TO ireland. II taken the principal street in |
Dublin just the Queen starting for Eng |
land. The Queen is sitting IN carriage with |
the position, anu guards men the carriage is |
directly in the middle OF the picture 1t stops for
few seconds and the Queen bows apparently 10 |
the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs Robyns, IN ''rhe Counsel for the |
will be the leading feature at Proctors |
Twenty-third Street Theatre thi, week. The
specialt!es include zeno. Carl and Zeno acrobats:
the Queens Fan Trio Howe and Edwards. Fisher
and Carroll. Montague and West, Nellie Burt the |
three Hickman brothers acrobats. and the kala-
j 80 til 10 80 D. m has the four Conans. Yorke and |
AdamG. Ethe. Levey Barton and Ashley. Della |
Rocca and others.
Ralph Stuart who has Just finished his season as
leading of the Murray Hill Theatre Stock
Company. will make his debut tomorrow at Proc
tors Fifth Avenue Theatre. assisted by Georgia
Wells and Francis Powers Tho vaudeville feat
res include Gallettfs monkeys Jess Dandy Giruet'
Beers and Crust, acrobats: II. Y. Fitzgerald, Con-
way and Leland. the Cecilan Four Polk and
Treska, acrObats, and the kalateChnosScpe. To-
days concert. continuous from 40 till 1890 p m.
Includes McIntyre and Heath. :ict9'y Bateman
Three Guitanos and others
Kathryn Osterman Will make her first uptown
vaudeville appearance this week Proctor's Pal
ace The other features are the Three Ciuitanos.
Giaciuta Della RoCca John and Eta CitIroy. Grant
and Grant Barrett and Learned Paxton and
Parker song illustrators: Scott and Wilson aero
hats and the kalatechnoscope. To-day's continu-
GUS concert, from I'll lo;sO p M mas Isaoei,