New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

with the company to-Liot r,bici,
apppearing as a policeman in the new hraie "iiioi
has been arranged for the second act.
Numerous changes have been made recently IN
"t5oitv Toity" at Weber & Fieldss Music Hali'
and this with the addition of the burlesque, "A
Message from Mars, makes an so
which crowds the house at every performance 81
that scarcely standing room Is to De lo"no'
.'Tennessee's Pardner will hold sway at the
AMERICAN Theatre this week. Miss Georgia Welles
will nIav Tennessee Kent. Caleb Swan, the honest
gambler will fall to the lot of James t. "lisoh-
n n Marks's Sunday concerts have become estao-
sned s tn-npht "a. 1hg With the Following bill: William
Jerome. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy. pAlvinid; I'M
Rfto sHe Joe Hardman Sullivan and Pasqusenaf fib John
Murtha and Lillian Leroyd aotf and dc others
The usual attractions. which seem to oe the oity
ones necessary, will be found at the Eden Musee
this week The waxworks and the moving pictuges de
will he seen and the concerts VIII pe hedfu' e'i'
afternoon and evening
1.-THE Kings Carnival will spend this week at
the Harlem Opera House. 1t returns TO thls poi- %
ouch after visits to Brooklyn and Boston Inc
same cast including Marie Dressler' Maoeile oii-
man. Laura Burt, Amelia SummervlIe SUNNI rn. Ca1us
JUNE McCree. Nina Harrington, Marion "1nGhG5 , be
seen
.r-,,+ uannened to Jones" is offered at Proctors
TS.an
vaudeville will keep the performances continuous
the leaders in that division being Clothilde An
tonic hand baancer; Reata Wlnhelo' Vioiiiiis''
Clayton and Deshon; Bennett and Young dancnrs IN
and the kaatechnoscoPe moving pictures; Chal,ns n
Wayne and Anna Caldwell head the Sunoay one
Of George NJ Cohan's sketches. A o. DUNCAN aGa
will give his ventriloquial skit, and Mr- ana MIS-
Jimmie Barry will appear
The farcica1 fun of MY Friend from India is
the leading feature at Proctors tlfth AVehue
Theatre Your Wife's Husband" will be added
and the vaudeville will include the Florenz Troupe
acrobats; John w. Ransome the Bachelors Club,
in singing sketch Howley and Leslie, dancers:
the three Westons musicians; anH c0n"ay ncayt will
be led by the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Band, and
Edward Madden in sketch, and Charles b.
Ward.
David Belascos Mime Butterfly" plays a return
engagement at Proctor's One-hundred- -and-twenty-
fifty Street Theatre. Mile. Pilar-Morin still plays
Cho-Cho-San and the supporting company Is the
vaudeville which follows The Bunglers.' will in
clude Al Leech and the Three Rosebuds, Jules
sicians: Clemence Groh and CIemence. Carrie
Graham as Sis Hopkins; and Dooey and F2wiey.
The Sunday concert will have Canfeld and Carrie
ton, the Florenz Troupe and the Clarence quartet
'Blue Jeans" with Its sensational sawmili scene
political barbecue and pastoral scenes. moves up
10 Proctor's Fffty-eghth Street Theatre. The
customary amount of vaudeville will form part of
the entertainment. Bonnie Thornton being the
feature. The Glenroy Brothers. boxers; Esrleralda
musician; Billy Howard and the kaiatechno-
scope moving pictures. will complete the Dill
billy" S Clifford Carrie Graham and Louis simon
and his company will be features OF the sunday
concert.
George Riddle Will give programme Of miscel-
faneous readings at the Auditorium Of the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association to-mor-
York school of Expression.
II V. Esmond. author of when We Were Iwen-
ty-one'' and The Wilderness arrived from Eu-
rope yesterday the Etruria. Mr. EsInond comes
here to conduct the rehearsaIs OF The Wilderness
the play in which the Empire Theatre Company
begins its regular season on December q.
Maurice Campbell has arranged for Miss Hen
rIetta Crosman to follow Mrs. Patrick Campbell at
the Theatre Republic February 3. 1t was orig
inaIly intended for Miss Crosmnn TO begin her
New-York season in the latter part of February.
hut by this arrangement Mr.. Campbell brings his
star Into Eew-York three weeks GARNER; MISS
Crosman Will begin her engagement in Joan o
the shoals" by Mrs. Sutherland. who dramatized
Booth Tarkingtons story 'Beaucaire for MT
Mansfield
TO HONOR MISS CHARLOTTE II. YONGB-