New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The ninth week of its run at the Herald Square
finds Augustus Thomas's Arizona" still prospecting.
A special matinee will be given on Election Day,
and the election returns will be read from the stage
| In the evening.
"san-Toy" continues to pack Days Theatre The
| final presentations have been announced and 1t is
| likely that this prosperous OF affairs Will
continue until the termination of the engagement,
| three weeks hence.
| Mrs Sarah Cowell LIE Moyne will remain at
Wallack's Theatre for only week longer. play
| Ing 1.-THE Greatest Thing in the World and THE
! Moment Of Death" She will be followed next week
by Miss Olga Nethersole, who will again appear In
| 'Sapho."
| Miss Annie Russell and her company are ap-
preaching the Tooth performance Of "a Royal Fam
| lily" the Lyceum Theatre and still the house
week, the regular ones on Thursday and SATURDAY
and an extra one on Tuesday
Miss Henrietta Crosman and Mistress Nell" have
settled down for a long at the Savoy Theatre
| in West Thirty-fourth-st- There will be special
Election Day matinee Tuesday. and In conse-
quence the regular Wednesday matinee Will be
abandoned. On Tuesday night the election returns
remain open until the result Of the election is
known.
There has as yet been falling off in the at
tendance at the Garrick Theatre, where William II.
Crane is playing David Harum." Mr. Crane
keeps his audience in good humor. and thereby
those who interested In the success OF the play
kept equally so.
Sag Harbor' enters on its seventh week to-mor-
row The fiftieth performance Of Sag Harbor''
will be celebrated Thursday by the presentation
of souvenirs in the shape of wrought iron can
delabra, surmounted by shades bearing likenesses
of Mr.. Herne Captain Dan Marble and the other
members OF the company in character. At the
ELECTION Day matinee Mr.. Hitler and his orchestra
After tho night performance the election returns
will be read from the stage and continued until the
decision is plainly apparent. A band will furnish
patriotic music.
John Drew plays Richard Carvel" at the Empire
Theatre. and good audiences attend IT. There will
he three matinees this week--on Tuesday. Wednes
day and Saturday
This is the last week of Mrs. Leslie Carriers en-
gagement in "Zaza" at the Criterion Theatre. An
extra performance of the play Will be given
Tuesday, afternoon; John Hare Will follow Mrs.
The Gay Lord QueX'
The entertainment to be given at Tony Pastors
Theatre this week Will include Joe WEIGH, Irving
Jones, Miss Artie Hall, Miss Belle Stewart the two
Lannon'S, acrohats; the Petchings Brothers. Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart barrow, Frank and Don, athletes
Fiske and McDonough Howard and Under with
vitagraph with new views.
Herbert Kelley and Miss Efie Shannon will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House this week in my
Daughter-in-Law, which played last season
by an English company at the Lyceum Theatre.
Their supporting company includes William Elton,
Werner Charges, William Boag, Charles Robinson.
William Evans, Miss Isabel Waldron Miss Ethel
Sanborn and Miss Winona Shannon.
the Grand Opera House %' + B. Marks viii present
for the first time in America Sgnor Carbon and
mime. Stetan who Will appear in selections from
grand opera Slgnor Carbon IS a tenor Nine.
Man Mr. MaPEs Is hat o he has n un
usual treat in store for his visitors tonight.
A novelty at Keith's this week will be troupe
OF European acrobats who call themselves the
three Yoscarrys, and who do feats which
are in this line of amusement An
hree in positions Which look Something like he
| letter Z. Albert Beliman and Lottie Moore win
and her .picEaninnies, Lew suIly HoSsan Ben AIRS
IaxWe and Simpson and MIL Fmnys dogs are
among the numerous items of the bill
Miss May Irwin sings her songs and amuses her
| audiences at the Bijou Theatre in The Belle of
bridgeport" An extra matinee will Re given on
| Election Day Regular matineeS are given onI! on
Saturdays.
| This Sundays matinee and night programme at
| Roster & Balls offers John w. Ransone's new
| monologue Joseph ]. Dowlng's "A Forlorn Hope"
| Fison and Errols "A Daughter Of Bacchus, E. B.
| Duun's bioEraph bull fight, Ward and CurTan.
Madge Fox, Truly ShattuCk. Cook and Clinton, tho
three Onris. Charles Decamo, Pitrot. the three
| Clemenses, musical acrobats, and others. The
rev bin beginning to-morr9w afternoon. presents
by their pickaninny archipelag oans; the Johnson
| brothers, trick cyclists: Bartel and Morris.
singer: spauIding equiiibrlst; Violet Hollis the
story esr ofh the c MH a8 5ec
| high wire gymnast. and John ". Ransone
| Peter F. Daley will tomorrow night begin the
| third week OF his engagement in Hodge, Podge &
| Co." at the Madison Square Theatre where he
seems TO be prospecting.
J. e. Dodson. whose vaudeville debut as Cardi-
nal Richeeu at the Fifth Avenue the last week
| was a success. is to present his little drama
'Richeleu's Stratagem' at Proctor's Twenty-third
Street Theatre the coming additional
feature will be Lafayette whose specially includes
Jams ana Tucker Gus Wams 4icde c are M1
| Binns and Binns, musical tramps; De Witt and
and Learned and the Averys To-day's concert,
continuous from $50 to 10:45 p. NJ, has the Nor
| Clemence sisters and others.
Broadway vaudeville win present Papnta for the
first time this Proctor's Fifth Avenue
| Theatre the coming week Pauline Hall will sing
for the first time in Broadway continuous pro-
gramme and others are James o. Barrows and his
| company IN Tactics James J. Morton. monol-
| Sglst; GanheId and Carleton. in The Hoodoo";
| smith Doty d Co, Sisson and Wallace and Belle
| Hathaways balloons and monkeys. To-day's
pod9o6 Gord ond l H9t 10 sbeaD md has g.
| Mark Sullivan the DAILY sisters. Ida Van siclen
! and her company and others.
| Lockhart's trained elephants viii head the pro-
| gramme for the coming week at Proctor.s East
| Fifty-eghth Street Palace They give an ad-
| mirable exhibition of animal sagacity. The dra-
| matte is Wright Huntington, In "A Stolen
| kiss: and other features include the three Luz
| kens. In The Human TrapeZe'; Smith and Camp
| bell. La Petite Elsie. the Seven Reed Birds w. H.
| Murphy and Minnie Allen. the three De Rigney
sisters SINGERS ana dancers the Gloss brothers. in
| days concert conttnuGus from It'll 1045 p. M