New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

William Gillette will give the 2l4th performance
of sherlock Holmes at the Garrick Theatre to-
evening. No notice is yet given of the date
of the end of the
At the Murray Hill Theatre this week the Don
nelly Stock Company will revive Nancy & Co.."
one of the Augustin DAILY farces
The company headed by James T. Powers is to
remain for week longer at Day's Theatre pre-
senting "A Runaway Girl" The theatre will then
be closed for the season.
James K. Hackett continues to play THE Pride
of Jennco' at the Criterion Theatre.
Tomorrow night Richard Buhler will assume the
part of Vinicius, in "QuO Vads,' at the New-York
Theatre in place of Joseph Haworth, who will take
a rest for the summer. The part is not new one
for Mr. Buhler, who played ii for two weeks in
Chicago. The concert at the New-YOrk Theatre for
tonight presents McAvoy and May. Smart and
Williams Richard Pitrot mimic; Violet Hollis. Bur
ton and Brookes. Lelliot. Bush and I1elliott, the
he aoward brothePs Hamiton ou Hit cornn
Francis and the Hearts of Oak Quartet
At Keith's Union Square Theatre this week will
be Mr. and Mrs. Perkins d. Fisher. in THE
Half Way House: Eva Williams and JAG Tucker.
the Nawns. in a new sketch. called Pat and the
Cent?; Laden and O'NeilI. in acrobatc dancing
and lively farce: Bunth and Rudd and their COM
pany of clowns and dancers, in their buresque
magic; the Three Navarros. acrobats; Gilbert and
Goldie Carlos and Vouletti. in a gymnastic per-
formance; the biograph. with an entire change of
pictures, and a from South Africa of
train laden with fresh troops rushing across the
vedt to reinforce General Sir Redvers Butler after
his repulse at Colenso; James McCoo and John T.
Norine, in a double Juggling act: Wetman and
Wren and Marguerite Scott, soprano: on Wednes-
opened about $50 and the big bill LIN, with b FIRE FIRE
tinuous until nearly IL o'clock at night.
The management of the Casino has secured
handsome ornaments for souvenirs to be dis
trbuted on Tuesday evening June ). in celebration
of the Tooth performance of The Casino Girl
Next Wednesday. Memorial Day. special matinee
will be given. Mr.. Lederer has just made arrange
ments with T D. Marks: whereby the latter as
for the summer months He expects to open on
Wednesday evening, June 6.
For the week at Roster & Biars Music Hall
entirely programme has been put together
1t is made Of Sansoni and Nine De Lila, ath-
letes: John and Harry Dillon. the Dunbar sisters.
In songs and dances: Harrigan. the tramp juggIer;
Foy and Clark, in their sketch, The Man Across
singer of Scotch ballads the Doherty sisters and
several others
Miss Olga Nethersoe and her company will give
two more performances of "Sapho" at wallack's
Theatre to-m9rrow mo and Tuesday evenings, Miss
Nethersoe will sail for England Wednesday.
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week the following
attractions announced: johnson and Deane.
Smith and Campbell. in Measure for Measure:
William NJ. Cressy and Blanche Dayne in Grasp
ing Opportunity; Lizzie Evans and her com
pany, in Two Girls and One Man; Miss Blanche
Ring, Terry and Lambert in "A Bit of East Side
Life; Williams and Melburn. in AN Evening
Hale, Miss kttie Bingham. the Wiltse sisters. Ed
win Il. and Kittie DEACON. the American vitagraph
and Tony Pastor.
Tomorrow begins the last week of Mr. Pitou's
tenancy of the Grand Opera House. He will pre-
sent Chauncey Olcott. in his Irish play. "A Ro-
Ocott will sing several of his songs, including
MY Wild Irish Rose" MANY Years Ago" "Ol-
colts Lullaby Wen Drown 1t in the Bowl
and The Irish Swell Matinees will be given
men ana their friends. LOO in number, will at
tend the opening performance.
new wax group was placed exhibition at the
Eden Musee yesterday in the Chamber of Hor-
rors. 1t is entitled THE Cuban Patriot" and
shows the interior of a Spanish dungeon Upon
bundle of straw sits scantily clad. emaciated
man. looking up TO the ray of light which comes
through the tiny window.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre this week
the stars are the Four Cohans The remainder of
the bill includes the Rossow Midgets Yorke and
Adams. Ethel Levey George Fuler-Colden. Charlie
Rossow. Zeb and Zarrow, the Quigley brothers. the
Doherty sisters. dancers, and the kalatechno-
scope. To-day's concert from 1870 till 1880 p. m.
has Kathryn Osterman. Carrie Graham. Della
Rocca, Macart's dogs and monkeys and others.
A novelty in a continuous show will be the pro-
duction at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
tomorrow of the operetta 'Tally-Ho' by Harry
Dodd Ida Mae PierpOnt. Della Nven John E.
Gregory and Horace Wright The regular vaude-
Vile features will be the three Guitanos Happy
Fannie Fields Carrie Graham. Vernon ventriio-
qust; the Maginleys and the kalatechnoscope To-
days continuous concert from 13O till 1896 D. m
includes Georgia Gardner and Joseph Maddern
Harrigan Little Elsie. Lille Western Frances Cur
ran and others.
At the Palace the star is Adelaide Hermann In
"A Night in Japan" Nine. Hermann was to ap-
pear last Monday at this house. but sickness pre-
vented. The other features Macart's dogs and
monkeys. Lille Western. Irene and Zaza Frances
Curran Julian Rose. Howard Thurston Campbell
and Caulheld and the kalatechnoscope. To-day's
Mitchell MI and Mrs Tony Farrel -, the S SInscai
Johnstons, the Quigley brothers and others
Terrace Garden with its natural environments
proves to be a pleasant spot these early summer
evenings. Mr.. Heumann. in providing for the COM
fort of his visitors, has done we'll with the nightly
concerts by the detachment of Victor Herberts 22d
regiment Band Under the leadership of PauI
Henneberg this organization has renewed its popu-
larity. ~ Pp
Mr. Hammersten announces that the opening of
the Victoria Venetian Terrace Roof Garden will
take place on June T. Many changes have been
made, the stage and the circus ring have been en-
iarged the lighting capacity has been increased to
1000 incandescent lights and much has been done
to offer shelter from sudden showers The pro-
gramme for the opening week consists of twenty
numbers, comprising circus acts imported by Mr..
tammerStein Ballet. operatic and musical feat
ures make up the rest Maurice Levi. who con
Quoted the orchestra last year has been re-en-
gagged.
The management Of the Lion Palace has made
arrangements for the opening of the roof garden
tonight There will be concerts until June 4
after which date a vaudeville performance will he