New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

~ VI Ipc QT InE al dUE.
John Drew. in Richard CarveI" is still attract
ing large and fashionable audiences at the Empire
Theatre This is one of the successes of the
the competition of sage novelties which have come
in abundance.
Only three weeks remain of the engagement of
Arizona" at the Herald Square Theatre The
Tooth performance will be given on Tuesday even
women in the audience
William II. Crane IS still playing to standing
room only audiences at the Garrck Theatre in
David Harum." He has done this now for nine
weeks, and there does not seem to be any dimi-
box office and anxious to see the play.
Willie Edouin is making the of the oppor-
tunifies for comicality- which afforded to him
In "Florodora; and the Casino has held good audi
/ enees ever since the, present musical farce was
placed on the stage there.
AT the Bijou the Belle of Bridgeport goes
| merrily on This week will have a special
renee in the production Thursday afternoon of
the new play ''Madge Smith. Attorney by Ramsay
Norris. with Miss Irwin and a company specially
selected for the cast.
The engagement Of John Hare in The Gay Lord
ouex" at the Criterion Theatre continues prosper
ously, large audiences being in constant attend
Sydney Grundy's play The Late Mr. Castello,"
which made success at the Lyceum Theatre
several years ago. will be revived by the Donnely
week
Mrs Jessie Bartlett Davis has made a successful
start in vaudeville at Keith's and will continue
to sing there for another week. Henry Lee will
also remain ana TO the bill added Isabelle
urGuhart and her company in Even Stephen:
Howe, Wall and Walters. Sager Midgely and Gertie
CaThsle and new acrobatic act. which is said
10 be amusing, and numerous others.
Lost River" is in the third month of its run at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre, where the audiences
continue to be as large as the house hold.
The management is making preparations for a
celebration of the Tooth performance which will be
reached at an early date Lost E River" iy viii be
master for a run Of two weeks Chauncey olcott
oMsgh for an extended engagement
The burlesques ''Fiddle-Dee-D Dee and Arizona"
are continued at Weber & Fiedss Music Hall.
Peter Daley in Hodge, Podge & Company" is
making a success at the Madison Square Theatre
where he is to remain until Christmas week.
The programme for Tony Pastors Theatre for
the coming week contains the names of Hall and
staley in their sketch entitled ''The Twentieth
Century Burglars Jess Dandy Stinson and Mer-
ton. stine and Evans, Fox and Foxie tn clown
and his dog; Connors and Beatty West and VIII
Jams, Leonard ana Fulton in MuIigans Mas Mas
queTsde the AheS twins eir BoWma5
eccentric bantoist: the simons brothers, musical
/ travel and adventure, and the viagraph.
The seventh week of James O'Neill in Monte
Cristo" will begin with the distribution of
| O'Nein as the Count of Monte Cristo have been
selected for the souvenirs.
| The vaudeville entertainers at Proctors Twenty
| third Street Theatre this week led by Nc
/ Intyre and Heath. in THE Man from Montana" ="
1 Lottie ellison IS also prominent in the bill Others
! are the three Yoscarys, gymnasts; John Wilson
| and Bertha Waring, Harrtgan, the tramp juggler:
| Newell and Shevett bar performers; the Musical
| KIeists, Charles Ulrick and Sheridan and Flan-
iO:45 D. m, lists Marie Wainwright, Biondi. Foy
and Clark. John f. Camp, Elizabeth Murray the
! Schuyler sisters, Louis Simon and his company,
| etc
Della Fox made such q hit Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre in her recent engagement that she
| has been secured for return visit this week.
| The Russell brothers will appear In Broadway
vaudeville for the first time Other entertainers are
| George W. Monroe. McAvoy and May, Alcide
| Capitaine gymnast: Bnns and Binns musical
| tramps: Elizabeth Murray. in songs and stories.
| and the Review Comedy Four To-day's continu-
! GUS concert from 2 to lo;43 p. m has McIntyre
Bowers Juan Caicedo Wilson and Warng' Louise
| Cunning Elsie, etc
Marie Wainwright will be the star this week at
| Proctor's Palace. and she will appear in Lady
/ Dies Escapade." Gus Williams will head the
vaudeville numbers. and others are Juan Caicedo.
| on the bounding wire; Foy and Clark. Louise Gun
ming singer of Scotch ballads Ferrell and Starch,
i Losh and HUFF, the Craigs, Evans and White.
| dancing experts and the kaIatechnoscope. To-
| days continuous concert, from TO 1915 D. in
| cludes the Barrows- Lancaster company, Alcde
Capitaine James ]. Morton. Binns and Btnns Can
/ field and Carleton, the Bunth and Rudd company,
! etc.
There is ample amusement in this weeks pro-
gramme at Proctor's ne-hundred-and- twenty
fifth Street Theatre. which includes Eleanor Falk
| and her Eight Jersey Lilies: Mark Sullivan. La
Petite Elsie. Greay-Stephens's Landseer dogs, in
! a thrilling melodrama ''Nell's Friend; the knight
| brothers gymnasts; Louis Simon and his company,
/ technoscope To-day's continuous concert, from
till lO:45 p m. brings out Lafayette. Williams and
/ Tucker Harrigan Smith, Doty and COe, Murphy
and Allen the three Westons etc.
] The attraction at the Grand Opera House this
week will be THE Girl from Maxm's' the French
farce which had an engagement some time ago
| at the Criterion Theatre.
| A new wax group placed on exhibition at the
| Eden Musee yesterday entitled Fruits of Idle
| ness Moving pictures will be shown hourly in the
| winter garden. There will be afternoon and even
| ing concerts.
bill is offered for the concerts given this after
| noon and evening at Roster & Biars including
| Ezra Kendall Pauline Hall, Frederick Hallen and