New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Amelia Bingham Company, in The Climb
ers'' continues the Bijou Theatre, with un-
Climbers has made an unnistakahle popular sue
At the Knickerbocker Theatre ITO Have and to
Hold the dramatzation of Miss Mary Johnston's
This weeks repertory AT the Irving Place Theatre
brings for tomorrow a performance OF Mosers
farce "Das Stiftungsfest." This performance Will
he attended by body of the active members OF the
German Liederkranz. on Tuesday evening Der
Hochzeitstag" preceded by Hartleben's "A Moral
Demand will he repeated. On Wednesday night
Paul Lindau's newest play, Der Herr i'm II HauSe
helm Tell will be played and it will he repeated
benef a performance for Gusta1 Won seyfertz viii
take tax Ps Pa'9 American 0H Of Tauen Won
Heute." the latest farce by t5enno JacopSoh' VII
be given The beneficiary Will appear in the lead
ing comic part.
barbara Frietchie" with Miss Fife Ensler and
her company is announced at the Grand Opera
House for the coming week. T d. Marks's twenty
fourth concert Will be given at the Grand opera
House this evening. In the bill will be the Crane
Brothers Browne Harrison and Browne. singers;
wing dancer: Willard Reed. Lottie West Symonds'
juggler: Molle Thompson, Rose Jeanette and
Lillian Shaw and John D. Gilbert
AN American Citizen" written by Madeline
Lucette Ryley for Nat C. Goodwin will be revived
by the Donnelly stock company at the Murray Hill
Theatre this week
Edna May singing a new ballad entitled
My Heart Is Light" in the third act OF The
Girl from Up There" at the Herald Square Theatre
Dan" Days song The Irish Beat the Band re-
tains its popularity. and Is cncored each evening
The Girl from Up There has but three weeks
longer TO remain at the Herald squaTe' Inc seG
Rovs. symphony Orchestra viii take place tonight
at 2rh' }ae hces eTae S%sTS fRe odWns 6vertGrs
aria from 'Traviata," Nine. Selma; fe Ode lime
6aHce Franciz sa6atino; overture. Raymond:
waltz Blue Danube vocal solo 'aRny pseNS1 ~
evSr. SaGt''S'''' ''''''''' . '''''
Mrs. Danes Defence" Will be continued at the
Empire Theatre till March 80. on April the re-
vivals OF former Empire plays will begin, the hrst
os them being Brother officers" In this William
Faversham viii make his temperance with the
company.
William Collier and hts company continue to
please good audiences in "On the Quiet" at the
Madison Square Theatre, where their run VIII prop
ably continue FOR some weeks 10 come
Nat NJ Wills heads the bill at Tony Pastors
Theatre for next week. O'Bren and Havel the
popular acrobatic sketch team, will make their nrSt
appearance at this house in nearly two years MT
and Mrs. Jimmie Barry and their company VIII
present "All Laughter. No Tears" The rest OF the
nrocramme is composed Of the three Gardner
brothers. si!yern and EmeTle HatrT ~ rTb toreiess
and the Neat Little FelloW C9ean aHG bag" b;ITilan IN
and Forrest the sisters Mnar Trask and Gladden.
Tommy and Laura Harris IN tner nd sss Song Illus
traitors. and the vitasraph
The Governors SON" which enters on the fourth
week Of its stay at the Savoy Theatre tomorrow
u meeting with greater success tnan It's manasers
ever anticipated. Every evening last week tne
house filled 10 its capacity
Frederic Bond will make his temperance In
vaudeville at Proctor's Twenty third Street Thea
tire this week He will offer the comedietta Her
Last Rehearsal In which ne takes the part of a
stage manager Willis p Sweatnam and the Rache-
lor Club are also prominent on the prosramme'
Others Soto Sunetaro, assisted py Nine, - suit
taro. Tlarcourt and May, the Myers sisters Dupree
and Dupree Milton A6oTn and ms G0hPam{3 n Era
Worris ventrflooulst To-day's continuous concert,
5omsc6o TPom o 10 be , wins Fanny the Jerfersons the
-Four Trumpeters. the WiImer-Nincent company
etc.
Madame Butterfly" at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre will be retained as the leading feature OF
the hill for some weeks. The vaudeville numbers
include Gertrude Mansfield and Cary Wilbur, in A
Bird and a Bottle: Pete Baker, 'Ine Autoiloone
Girl musical farce: George Hammersmith,
monologuist; Alcde Capitai"e. %rial performer;
Binns and Binns, Falardo instrument@ai AIN man, 49, AT
from Ia l0:45 y. n. has the usual list or Vaude-
willie
Proctor's Fast Fifty-eshth Street Palace has the
usual programme of continuous VaudeNlile TOT thlS
week and il will be headed by The F1nneys'
who perform numerous tricks in glass tank or
water Others in the bill Jane Courthope and
Charles Forester. in How 1t H2ppened MIR. and
Mrs Tony Farrell in a new farce: the Globe Com
etiy Four. Matte Lockette, Ed kStuS, equlIbrISt,
Sophie Burnham. singer, and the kalatechnoscope-
To-day's continuous concert, from to lU:45 p. m,
includes Johnstone Bennett and Tony Williams,
The Hustler company and twelve other acts.
At Proctor's One hundred and -twenty-afh Street
I1ir1S
granme in Dave Reed. jr.s. skit. After the Ball"
Zelma Rawlston will introduce a act Others
the bill are the Willis Family, nstrumentalsts:
Lew SulIy the keatons, Little and PritZkow, Julia
Ralph mimic; Smith and Powell and others. To-
days continuous concert, from to 1915 p has
Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl Wilbur Raymond
and Kurkamp, The Irish Alderman" company.
Falardo,
The Lash of Whip with E NJ Holland, Fritz
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