New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Theatre, continues. The one-act play The MO- MO,
added to the programme.
1t is now announced that the company playing
Arizona at the Herald Square Theatre Will re-
main in New-York all through the season Ihe
fftieth performance has already been passed
During this week the Irving Place Theatre stock
company win play Dreyers Der Probekandidat
In the cast arc Adolf Zimmerman. as the candi-
date; Hedwig Lange Maria Eisenhut. Meta Bdnger.
Hsense9e F@anS Kerschner Otto Gilbert Jacques
Horwtz and Gustav Won Seynerutz
Last wear at the Murray Hill Theatre the stock
company revived "As You Like It," and the play
to give great satisfaction to the fpequent M
gs OF that 4 house e Romeo snd Juef for this
week
Miss Blanche Walsh will appear at the Broad
way Theatre on Tuesday night in More Than
Queen" This play was first produced at this mousse
last season by Miss Julia Arthur 1t is IN pro
logue and five acts, extending through periou
of fourteen years and covering the historic ro-
nance OF Napoleon and Josephine All the scenery E
cured for Miss Walsh
On Wednesday evening the New-York Theatre
will reopen as a popular priced music hall the
feature of the opening bill will be musical bur
lesque on Nell Gwyl.ne." entitled Nell Go In.
1t is In scene. and will take about forty min
utes A. Baldwin Sloane has supplied the music.
Importance is a
Carl Marwig. 1t is called the Ballet of Forget
Me-Nots." One of the numbers on the programme
will be selections from grand opera to be given by
julius PerOtti and Mime Ilka Kossuth: me Yau0e S
Vile acts which will be given include Merrl Us
borne. in vocal selections; Rose BeaumonI Ne
8oIeiI Ree BudEHn Pat Rooney and Mayme Gehrue in
a new act: George Fuller Golden. Emma Carus ana q
week. on Wednesday, Thursdays and Saturdays
and on Sundays there Will be Snre & he per
formance in the evening only
The last week of the engagement of The Belle
~ Bohemia" at the Casino begins tomorrow. The
Casino will remain dark for one week before the
opening of Florodora in order to give the com
pany the stage for the dress rehearsalS necessary
for such an elaborate production
Lillian Burkhart will be at Keiths this week
with her company. presenting Deal on Change
A novelty in vaudeville will be a play called Re
morse" There three scenes, one OF them
representing the Brocken, and there are Mephisto-
phelean effects which have made a sensation at
Keith's in Philadelphia Walter Perctyal and his his
stetson Flo Irwin and Walter Hawley and Nat
NILS are orr 9 fhe IN her run onoogue
Ameta will be the chief Of the dancers the XIX
oTds T dos Lead in sSefc6 saf named Wanted D
vorce" and a variety Of musical and other acts
will make up the programme
Tomorrow night begins the second month Of
Lost River" at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
where Arthurs drama has MADE success
Not since the days Of The Old Homestead" and
audiences
Changes and improvements have been made in
the burlesque of Arizona" at Weber Fields's
Music Hall since the opening, and although 1t was
counted funny then II Is counted as RUNNER
now.
The last nights OF Mrs Leslie Carters engage
ment at the Criterion Theatre announced. only
fifteen more performances remaining of her season
A special matinee performance Of .'zaza" VIII be
given on Tuesday November ELECTION Day.. She
will be followed on Monday, November II, by John
Hare In THE Gay Lord Quex.
At the Eden Musee during the coming week there
will be a variety of attractions. Powell. the
magician has been engaged for another week and
will present new mysteries. The orchestra will
music at its afternoon and evening concerts. New
moving pictures will be shown hourly, and a num-
ber of interesting wax groups have been placed on
exhibition.
Peter F. Daley. in Hodge Podge & Co.. is at
tracing large audiences to the Madison Square
Theatre. Miss Christie Mcdonald, the leading
member of Mr.. Dailey's support. has made a hit in
new cOster songs. special matinee Will take place
the afternoon of Election Day
Roster & Balls matinee and evening programme
to-day offers final opportunities to witness Filson
and Enrol in their new sketch, "A House Divided"
For the second week of their engagement, begin
ming tomorrow afternoon they will revive "A
Daughter of Bacchus." Others of to-days bill
Reno and Richards, comic acrobats; Gordon,
Vidocq and Haverly, in Two Strings to Her
Beau: Joe Flynn, parodist; Truly Shattuck, Hall
and Stalev the Burto- I1oWande- Wilson Circus,
Marie Rogers Fulton Trask and GLADDEN., picture
dancers; Louise, Montrose, NJ. Caicedo. wire per-
former; Al and Mamie Anderson and Herbert's
high diving dogs. Drama burlesque, satire, farce,