New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-21

for the first time at their music hall on Thursday
night. The travesty calls for the full strength Of
stock company, and the many graphic Incl
dents OF the original play are laughahly carica-
tured.
Papintas success at Proctors Twenty-third
Street Theatre has been pronounced that she
is retained the star OF the coming weeks pro-
gramme. The features include Harris and Wal
ters. in THE Shadow Detective; Henri French.
the juggler; the Mimic Four. Smith and Fuller.
Hugh Stanton and Florence Modena, In the satire.
r. Anna Teresa BeFEer syera sna
and dozen more To-days continuous concert
Urquhart George w Day. Ciarice Vance. the Three
Powers brothers. Dave Lewis, etc
Lockhart's elephants and Billy Clifford and
Maud HUH the star features at Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre for the coming week An
other feature will be Sam, Clara and kittie Nor
ton, singing and dancing trio Among the others
the Harry Watson Comedy Company. the
Brothers Damn. acrobats; the St Onge brothers,
bicyclists: Lawrence Crane. magician; Williamson
and Stone. blackface dancers; the Budd brothers.
concert continuous from TO 1875 p. m has among
its features Pianka's lions Emily Lytton ana he, her
etc.
Mcintyre and Heath are to be the stars at Proc
tors East Fiftv-eghth Street Palace for the com
ing week. novelty is the speciality OF the three
POWERS DrOIherSs IN Inc FdIlS I4ApOSltiOH- ObhCAS
are the Gilmore sisters. in THE Dangerous Mrs
Delaney; Cheridah Simpson. Zazen and Vernon,
West and Williams. the sankey brothers. the Two
Quist To-day's continuous concert, from to
10:45 p. M, includes the Harry Watson Comedy
the Brothers Damn. Violet Hollis. ETC.
Ida Fuller will be the feature OF the programme
at Proctor's One-hundred- and-twenty-fffth Street
Theatre this week. Miss Fuller will use a number
of Loe FUllers effects. This will be her only
Harlem engagement this season. The Durham
family win PEoPs 1p9 make and 5eE
in Even stephen; the Clemence sisters, violet
Richardson and the Craigs. To-days concert. con,
a92Ss IT9 S @ p p bT s MG6yFe an
Caicedo the Brothers Bard, Rae and Brosche'
Anna Teresa Berger. etc.
To-day's matinee at Roster s, BiaPs presents
list OF entertainers including Bonnie Thornton.
Josie Sabel. Hall and Staley. Blockson and Burns.
burlesQue acrobats; Cushman. Holcomb and Curtis.
in 1.-The Village School: Joe Flynn. Sharp and
Flat. Annie Hart Montague and West. instru-
mentalists; the Willett-Thorne company in The
Uptown Flat; Marie Leslie. H. " Fitzgerald. with
his one man meodrama Of forty-three characters;
Herbert's high diving dogs and others. The same
to be offered tomorrow afternoon Ellison and
Hayes Sh hp gon a f the st S sh
Circus Other features are Reno and Richards.
rose, "Ar' and Mamie Anderson. Trask and Glad
den, Cadieux, wire walking clown; Matthews and
Thompson Joe Flynn, Hall and Staley and Her
bert's dogs.
The Brothers Byrne will appear at the Grand
Opera House this week presenting their panto-
mimic farce Eight Bells The play said to have
many surprises In the way Of unexpected disap-
pearances, somersaults into third story windows,
vaulting over walls and through walls where there
is apparently no opening and innumerable other
tricks.
The fourth OF T. D. Marks Sunday concerts takes
place at tho Grand Opera House tonight with the
following array: McAvoy and May Pat" Rooney.
Hooker and Davis, Lottie West Symonds Jessie
Moller and Lyttle, Rita Rednon. Mile. Aimee and
others.
The PrOdigal Daughter" a sensational melo-
drama by Sir Augustus Harris and Henry Pettitt
which was played at the Drury Lane Theatre for
1856 nights. will have production at the American
Theatre tomorrow night. The OF the play will
Isabelle Evesson, Miss Georgia Wells E. L. Snader
Thomas j. keogh Frank E Camp and Miss Julia
Blanc.
THE Rogers Brothers in Central Park stiu goes
on at the Victoria, where It will remain only i've
weeks longer.
Last night marked the close OF the New-York as
a theatre There will be the usual Sunday night
vaudeville concert this evening During the coming
week the house will be dark and when 1t is re-
opened week from tomorrow night 1t will be con-
Quoted by the Sire Brothers on the lines of the
arharnDra and Empire theatres, London. The pro-
.IHI VIII De made up OF vaudeville burlesdue
on Nell Gwynne, entitled Nell CSo-in nv C;soIo-s
v. Hobart; Forgetmenot" ballet in which over
q hundred dancers will appear. and a vaudeville
Dill, which Will contain some novelties
STUD4O MOTIFS