New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Otis skinner begins the last two weeks OF his en-
gagement at Wallack's Theatre tomorrow night
In .'Prince Otto" Mr. Skinner has a play which mas
found favor with theatregoers. Since the opening
night apprecatve audiences have been present
rho Harlan opera House reopened last evening
with Thomas O. seabrooke in The Hounders-
Miss Irene Perry Miss Bertha WaItznger; Mss Miss
and William T. Terriss are Of the company
John Drew has always been successful at the
Empire Theatre. ard he is no less so than usual
in "Richard Carvel' which is drawing large au-
dences. The usual Wednesday matinees VIII begin
this week.
Arizona" has drawn large audiences at the Her
aid Square Theatre and gives promise OF long con-
,e5 9r MIS- Mss Ador Garan Andrews Iena
Much popularity attends the performances OF "A
Royal Family" by Miss Annie Russell and her
G. II. Gilbert and Charles Richman are equal I
given, beginning this week.
The present week will be the last Of The Rose
of Persia" at Day's Theatre. 1t will be followed
next week by the japanese musical play san
Toy" which has had a long run at Dalys Theatre
London.
At the Grand Opera House the play for this
week is Miss Eleanor Merron's THE Dairy Farm
which had long run in this Il Gg gc ajt Tbo IS ase se
the director Of TIE tour.
The following compose the bill for the week at
Tony Pastors Ineatre: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Muir
ply. in their sketch. Tho Seventh Son; the
Tobns Howard Thurston the four Hills. George
c. Davis, Hedrix and Prescott soft shoe dancers;
the Possum Trio. Stevens. Hoffman and Weslyn,
singers tumbers and dancers; Hart and Verona.
Rado and Bertram. Allaire and GaudTau I3I club Club
9egns eeenay caggtrato baIiadst and banjo expert
Doc" Armstrong. tramp bicyclist and the vita
graph.
Andrew Mack continues in the same prosperous
way at the Academy of Music Large houses are
the rule, and The Rebel" gives satisfaction TO
The programme at Mr.. Proctor's four continu-
Gus performance theatres this week win have the
following attractions. among others: At the Twen-
ty-third Street Theatre Julie Mackey. Smith and
Campbell Gertrude Haynes the Willis family
and the three Luken brothers; at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre Marshall P. Wilder Bert CoOte and his
company Lizzie B. Raymond and Morton and
Elliott: at the Palace. Joseph Hart and Carrie De
Mar A. L. Guile. the Ben Harvey Trio and Max
Ritter; at the twenty-ffth Street
Theatre Robert Hilliard. Patrce Emma Carus,
Stinsn and Merton and Herbert and Willing. The
Concerts will be given at all to-day
''Ben-FIur'' closes its run at the Broadway Thea
tire week from next Saturday evening, ana IL
will then have a record Of twenty-nne weeks in
New-York.
At the Eden Musee Signor Parronchi's Neapolitan
Orchestra begins extended engagement to-day
This orchestra consists of twelve members In ad-
dition to the orchestra vocalists have been
cured. They Signor De Saints, tenor, and Sgnor
NunciatO barytone. Two concerts will be given
daily, afternoon and evening
'Ib and Little Christina and The Husbands
OF Ieontine" will remain at the Madison Square
Theatre for another week.
A benefit for the Galveston sufferers will be
given at Tony Pastors Theatre this evening by
the White Rats the association Of vaudeville per
formers.
At the American Theatre another change OF bill
will be made tomorrow night, when David Be
lasco and H. c. De Miles THE Charity Ball.
will be presented. The ballroom scene will be
particularly elaborate. The includes Miss
Mary Hampton, Ralph Stuart. Miss Isabelle Ewes
son, Miss Georgia Wells. Miss Julia Blanc, z. L.
Snader Herman Sheldon, Thomas j. Keogh and
Frank +. Camp.
Dorothy Morton. Huth and Clifford. Corinne.
Staley and Brbeck and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Muir
ply offered in the bill at Roster & BiaTs.
Every number OF last weeks bill will be offered
at this afternoons and evenings concerts. Among