New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

brought from Drury Lane. and most elaborate
preparations have been made for the production
The play is by Cecil Raleigh. the author of The
Great Ruby Sporting Life" Hearts Are
Trumps." etc, The cast Will be in part follows;
The Earl Of Deryert wilton, IacI,aye
The Hon. John Addiscott NJ P..........W T. CarIeton
Sir George tioIdb1rne NJ P.... HAIRY Roberts
aFS5 aFSa 5iaasa Tenn n 6a3ss 4559GT Fq5frt Cherry
Aristides TUX " Frcd Thorue
Ostadine Fienry Bergman
lanes lam me Charles Kent
Ba[one,S Manaa hianco Miss Minnie seltrman
Ia La9y s,e S. Aeniine. Misc Anne sutherland
Mrs Tqk Miss Marion Flmore
Lady Superior Miss kat lester
Miss Julia Marlowcs play When Kn!ghthooi
Was in Flower reaches its seventy-dfth New
York performance At the Criterion Theatre to-
morrow evening. The engagement will be inter
rupted in June by Miss Marlowe's departure for
Germany. where she will study ne methods Of the
German court theatres. and it VIII he resumed in
September at the Criterion
Next weel; Miss Viola Allen will complete the
third month Of her successful in In the Palace
of the King al the Theatre Republic Miss Allen
will remain at the Theatre Republic TIL about May
ments for new play 10 be used the season after
nexEs tHH
San Toy" with its pretty dances bright music.
picturesque scenes and quaint characters IS crowd
ing Days Theatre nightly and the many musical
numbers are received with great favor.
"Frauen Heute' the farce which had its
production or Friday at the Irving Place Theatre
VIII remain throughout the week and be performed
every evening well at the Saturday matinee
at popular prices. The cast includes Messrs Won
Seyiferttz. ottbert. Zimmerman. Baselt and
Hanse.cr, and Misses LanRe Mcrite Elsenhut and
Carl Enmerich the frsi part Of tioebes Fapt s1r
vii be produced, with Herr Emmerich rs Faust.
second part. This will be given for the benefit of
MIS- ADA Merte, who Will play the part of
Miss Ethel Barrymore continues TO please large
audiences at the Garrick Theatre with her per-
formance Of the part Of Nine Trentoni in Captain
links of the Horse Marines" Miss barrymore is
a1ihlroachi&nE 1l & her ltoth pcrformance of Captain
when she will sail for London.
"Florodora' will begin its eighteenth week at the
Casino tomorrow night with the same promise of
long continuance which it showed a month or two
ago Miss Kate Cond, is now singing the part
Of Dolores. 1t Is probable that the will tie ex
tended TIL warm weather.
1t is announced that ITO Have and to Hold IS
ID remain at the Knckerbocker Theatre till the
Easter holidays. The scenery of the play has p.aa
much admired.
THE Governors Som will be compelled to leave
tour the four Cohans will come back to the
metropolis. going TO the Herald Square Theatre.
Miss Edna May and her company will offer The
Girl from Up There at the Herald Square Theatre
for two weeks more and then the company will
go to London. Miss May will have song this
week.
QUO Vads'' will to the West Side for the
first time this week. opening the Grand Opera
House tomorrow night. Chief members of the
large company Joseph Haworth Miss Roselle
Knott Nellette Reed. Edmund Lyons Charles
Riegel. Miss Mabel Mortimer Richard G. VIII
Jams and Willard Newell. T. d. Marks announces
for this evening at the Grand Opera House a
concert in honor of Miss Maggie Cline's birthday
and St. Patrick's Day. Besides Miss Cline, there
will be on the programme Pat Rooney, Tenley
and Simonds. Roger Dolan Belle Doan j. Aldrich
Libby, Stewart and Gillen. William c. Kelly, fiddle
TnKs nnK anq Rrgan Al Al H2yet Bobby MACK Minnie
bill of novelties has been arranged for this
week at Proctor's Tw@nty-third Street Theatre.
and the varied features include the Sugomoto
troupe of Japanese entertainers. juggers and
gicans; Prelles dogs, Max Walden, female i'm
personator; Zelma Rawston. Giacinta Della Roc
ca. violinist; the brothers Kennard, Charles P.
continuous concert. from 1:3o to 1o45 D. M. has
Lydia feamans Titus. w +. Sweatnam the
Madame Butteray's'' reign the star of Proc
tors Fifth Avenue Theatre programme remains I'M
disturbed, although this week Helen Dauvray will
make her debut in sketch called Nights Out"
Miss Dauvray will be supported by NJ. A. Ken
nedy. Others in the long bill are Jess Dandy,
parody singer: the O'Meers sisters. the Willis
family, instrumentasts; Dupont and Lothian. and
Kalmo, dancer To-day's continuous concert, from
10 1913 p. m, includes the usual long list of
speciality artists.
At Proctors Palace this week the Wilmer-Vin-
Company viii present "A Strange Baby;
Pete Baker has singing and talking act, and
others THE Automobile GIRL a musical farce;
Smith and Chisholm Aurie Dagwell singer; the
Musical Craigs and the kaiatechnoscope To-day's
continuous concert, from to 1915 p. m. brings
numerous features
Frederic Bond will present Her Last Rehearsal,
at Proctor's One-hundred-a -and-twenty- Street
Theatre this week Mr.. Bond is In the part