New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

ness the performances of Moss Roses, which
was produced last Monday night, under the direce
these operettas is to be produced on April 16
The performance of "Ben-Hur'' at the Broadway
Theatre this week will end the fifth month of the
run of this remarkably successful production, which
will undoubtedly keep up its record till the end OF
its season.
The programme of the Irving Place Theatre for
this week brings Monday and Thursday repeti-
lions of In Behandlung' On Tuesday night the
benefit of Max Hanseer will take place On this
occasion parts of Blumenthal ard Kadelburg's I'm
Wessen Roess'T and AIS Ich Wederkam,'' with
the beneficiary in the part of Giesecke. will be
given. Goethes "Iphigenie auf Tauris'' will be
performed Wednesday evening. while Friday
and at the SATURDAY matinee Schiers Braut Won
be the bill ON Saturday night Edmund Hanne will
have his benefit Nine. Schumann-H eink has
evening viii Include K S19 and Picardo
Der ZgeHner and t the two act play pas Yer
Heink in the part of NandL
Large and fashionable audiences are attracted to
the Lyceum Theatre by MY Daughter-in-Law."
The play is effectively presented by Seymour Hicks
Miss Ellaline Terriss Miss Fanny Brough and the
other members of the company.
Turned Up" comedy by Mark Melford. and
the one act play, THE Peacemaker," by Ralph
Stuart and d. A. Brogdan will be the offering of
the Donnelly Stock Company at the Murray Hill
Theatre this week.
The melodrama Hearts are Trumps" now at
the Garden Theatre, was booked for an all summer
run at the Columbia Theatre Chicago mmedi-
ately following the end of its here. The Co
and rival Chicago managers sought to Sc
cure the play. 1t has been decided yet to which
original plan of presenting it in the Lake City will
James K. Hackett and his company continue to
play The Pride of Jenico" at the Criterion The
atre to crowded houses, and it appears that they
will go on doing so indefinitely.
Mile. Fougere. the Partisan singer makes her
debut in the continuous performance this week at
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre. She will
have company in Mr.. and Mrs Tony Farrell In
IAN American Duke; Jules Keller, eouilibrist:
Newell and shevette, bar experts: ssson and Wal
lace, in their Juvenile sketch, Aunt Elias Visit;
Joseph Newman and the kalatechnoscope To-
days continuous concert from / 80 till 1890 m
includes j. K. Emmet and his company, Thorne and
others
A programme OF vaudeville announced for this
week at Proctors Palace includes Eddie Girard and
Jessie Gardner in the farctcal sketch THE Sou
brette and Cop; Hilda Thomas. the Painter trio
equilibrists; Spencer Kelly, barytone Lynch and
M an yocasf a ana ths
days concert continuous from til 1880 p. m. has
Herbert. W. II. Clemart Linton and Mcintyre and
others.
Way Down East continues its career at the
Academy of Music with nothing of note to be
chronicled concerning il.
In the bill at Keths Union Square Theatre this
week are the Carlisle Indian Band, from the United
States College at Carlisle; Ezra Kendall. Joseph
Hart and Carrie De Mar. the Quaker City Quartet
J. w Winton. Australian ventriloqust Clarice
Western, Fred Emerson Brooks. the Biograph J.
c. Midway, White and Harris, Pickard and Bowen
Hansen and Drew and Richard Thomas
The Casino Girl continues to fill the Casino
and entertain its audiences. Miss Gilman and Miss
Virginia Earle have good parts and play them In
their customary manner.
The Japanese actors who have been playing at
the Bijou Theatre will remain there for two
weeks longer appearing only at daily matinees
Ching Ling Foo. the Chinese magician will give
his entertainment as a part OF the same pro-
gramme.
In the bill at Tony Pastors Theatre this week
there will be Mr.. and Mrs Mark Murphy in their
latest sketch. The Seventh Som; Bouman and
Adele; Linton and Mcintyre. in The Doctors
Patience; John and Nellie Mccarthy the Crane
brothers George G. Davis. the Morell0 troupe
Mack and Armour Miss Polly Hazel. Frey and
Fields the Grant sisters, Lester and Stevens Harry
NJ Drole the vitagraph and Tony Pastor.
"A Trip to Coontown" Will he seen at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow. The piece is farce and
ninsical