New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

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JESSIE BARTLETT DAVIS.
Keith's Union Square Theatre.
trans tarantella in the second act receive several
inee on Thursday.
Miss Henrietta Crossman continues to play In
Mistress Nell" the Savoy Theatre and is
likely to continue to do for time no date
being yet set for the end OF the run.
John Drew will give three Richard Carvel'
matinees the Empire Theatre this week a
Thanksgiving matinee being added TO the regular
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon performances
at that house.
James A. Herne. IN Sag Harbor." enters on the
tenth and last week OF his long at the Thea
tire Republic tomorrow night Tuesday will be a
military night. Four companies of the 9th Regi-
ment to witness Mr.. Herne's performance.
On Wednesday evening nearly one hundred and
fifty officers and clerks of the Prudential Insur-
ance Company of Newark, will attend Sag Iiar-
hor." Mr., Herne has secured Lyric Hall in Sixth
ave. near Forty-secOnd-st.. for his Thanksgiving
party for poor children.
San Toy" will move directly from Days Thea
tire to the Harlem Opera House, where It will be
the Thanksgiving Offering This musical play will
be presented with the cast which includes
James T. Powers Miss Minnie Ashley and Mel
Vile Stewart The orchestra will be the
William H. Crane will give three matiness of
David Harun'' the Garrick Theatre this week.
Besides the regular Wednesday and Saturday af-
ternoon performances, another will be given
Thanksgiving afternoon. Mr.. Crane will reach the
one one hundredth performancG Of David HaTmm at
distribution of souvenirs.
Miss May Irwin's engagement at the BJou Th a.
continues prosperOusy. The performance al
ready announced of her play. "Madge Smith.
Attorney will be given Wednesday afternoon.
December u, and the seats Will be for sale week
earlier
A new wax group representing scene of the
Galveston disaster has been placed exhibition
at the Eden Musee. The other attractions
usual.
Peter F. Daley Miss Christie Mcdonald and
their associates continue play Hodge. Podge
& Co" at the Madison Square Theatre. They will
regular ones on Wednesday and Saturday.
Marie Wainwright heads the Thanksgiving weeks
bill at Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre and
will be for the first time here In Justin Huntley
McCarthys sketch, Lady Dyes Escapade" Biondl
offers his speciality, and others Idalene Cotton
and Nick Long. Foy and Clark. John +. Camp.
Elizabeth Murray Adele Purvis Onri. the Schuyler
sisters and the Gloss brothers. To-day's continu-
Gus concert from ! to 1913 p m includes Tasii-
Adrich, Juan Caicedo, Charles r. Sweet. Laven-
der Richardson. etc.
at Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre. Charles T.
Aldrich Will offer his burlesque on Ching Ling
Foo's John Wilson and Bertha Waring will
present farcical frlvolity. and Mcintyre and
Heath have been retained for a second week 9th
ers are Louise Cunning, La Petite Elsie. Conway
and Leland. Juan Caicedo. and the Sankey broth
ers On Thanksgiving Day the Fifth Avenue The
atre will open its doors at 10 a. and the pro-
gramme will continue till Il p To-day's con-
sG soad fr1m %d to o m has has Ug9
Clark, John F. Camp. Bunth and Rudd Henri
The speciality features this week al Proctors Palace
include the bunth ana Ruuu company, James J. Nor
ton. Garfield and Carleton. James o. Barrows John
Lancaster. the Randalles. acrobatic dancers: the
Averys. Frank and Don, the Brannigans the
kalatechnoscope and others The doors at Proctor's
Palace will open on Thanksgiving Day noon
features Lafayette, Montgomery and Stone Lee Roy
and Clayton M Smith Boty and Coe. the Schuyler
At Proctor's One-hundred- -and-twenty Street
| Theatre Will be seen Lafayette Williams and
| Tucker. Harrgan, the tramp juggler; w H. Muir
ply and Minnie Allen. Smith, Doty and Coe Max
we'll and Dudley. the three Westons and Maud
Meredith. On Thanksgiving Day the doors will
| open To-day's concert, continuous from
Morton caned and Carleton Blnns and h%ss Bsns
| Conway and Leland. etc.
Miss Olga Nethersoe will give her Tooth perform,
| ance OF 'Sapho' Tuesday evening at Wallack's
Theatre. There will be special matinee on Thurs
| day.
AT Roster Balls tomorrow afternoon the
Hashim brothers celebrate the aOOth performance or
their Engagements for the week in
| clude Ezra Kendall, Pauline Hail. Frederick Hal
| len and Mollie Fuller Caron and Herbert
Fisher and Carroll, the Wartenberg brothers ath-
| letes Lillian Western, instrumentalst; J. {,
| Nugent and his company in the short drama SIM
| DOWN; Judge. performer invisible ladder.
the LIE Page sisters, singers and dancers: Iaura
Comstock Joseph Adelman, xylophonist and Ora nt
| presents Pauline Hall. the eight Toozoonn Arahs
Ralph Johnston. trick cyclist the Rossow nideats
O'Brcn and Havel, ALI. Grant Charles RosssoH,
Tenley and Simonds, Mile. Rialta Madee Eo~
brothers, Nellie Burt and others. 'N
The bill at Keith's this week includes Ja.s,.
Bartlett Davis and Henry Lee. Mrs Davis ~ -
appeared in vaudeville only once and this i ~
first regular engagement. She will sing some NJ ~.
songs which she sang the contralto of the Pos-
tonians Digby Bell is another Of the recr,,ts
from the dramatic field, and he has new mono-
ger Han and Staley, Harding and All Sid The
Mouliere sisters, Mile Olive, the Hunt,nS ic .me
Johnny Johns, and Ishmael, an East Indjan na ui'
| mancer. oi hecro-
Tomorrow evening at the New-York Theatre
last week, will be produced. with Miss Louise Rsa
oet IN the leading part. Her company INCLUDE.
MISS Attale Claire, Frank Doane and Grace,
Baker A troupe of actors new to this couptr a.,
the Imperial Court Japanese. Melville and stetson