New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The seventh week of Mrs. Fiske and her COM
pany In Miranda of the Balcony" at the Man
haitian Theatre. will begin tomorrow with an ad-
vance sale heavier than at any time since the pro
duction of this play. The character OF the Man. an
best. The fftieth performance of Miranda" will
take place a week from tomorrow night
The unvarying story of good houses Is to De told
this week again of John Drew and THE Second in
Command" at the Empire Theatre Mr. Drew VIII
tomorrow night begin his tenth week in Robert ,
NarshaiPs play with no sign Of any loss of inter
goers. Three matinees OF The Second in Com,
Election 5.tet5t Day. Wednesday and Saturday.
The prospects are that the of ''Florodora
will be still matter Of months. 1t fills the New
Theatre it used to fill the Casino LhT I af h
niversary of its production in New-Ao Will pe
celebrated on Tuesday of next week
Charles Hawtrey's performances in "A message
from Mars" have been growing in popularity since
the opening at the GarrIck Theatre. and the house
is filled at every performance @ Inele ~ Mic CO.
two matinees this week. on Election Day ana sat
urday.
David WarfeId is no less successful than at first
In THE Auctioneer' at the Bijou Theatre his en-
sagement has been extended, and he will, doubt
less be found this house for several weeks Weeks 20 20
come. The Wednesday matinee VII VII b oe lien on
this week. and a special mauhee Will 'e .
Election Day instead.
William Faversham whose prosperity at the Cri-
terton Theatre is undiminished will give three
matinee performances of "A Royal Rival there
this week The rnatinees will be given on f-ec'ion
Dav Wednesday and Saturday. Mr. @ @tavershaf4 IA t Is
now in the third month of his engasehett Id az st
Criterion playing the romantic nero OF "eialu
Du Maurier's drama
ra,,es X Hackett will give a special E"ectio"
Dav matinee at WaIlacks Theatre on luesNay'
which DAY will also mark the 6eg1nnhf IN New
third month of Don Caesar f'e'--''
York.
2 NJ Holland and his supporting company "
hegin their second week in 'Epen dolueH "
s7.o Theatre tomorrow evening. special MAJ. MAJ
irae viii be given Election Day ana ue ''7
matinee Saturday.
The run Of The Messenger Boy at Daly nee
ire has been extended. The Original pooAi"3
for six weeks James T. Powers ana MISE MISE 80 80
pnbson have congenial parts and create srea
riment There will be an extra fhdliiiee va
day.
The first performance in America Of 'Johannis-
rener" the latest play by Hermann SudeTIha"h'
Will take place on Wednesday evening at the IrV-
,n< Plece Theatre In this play Miss Hedwig Lanse
will have the leading character. 'Johannlsteuef
will be repeated on Thursday and Friday evenings
and also at the Saturday matinee, at popular
Pf'cG9 o,,I hile on Tuesday the last repetition Of
Wozogen's Elm Cnbeschtie6enfes 6Ia., IA frnI, tHe
stage between the acts & m on Ss[p[Hay on Mon
day November H. Schiller celebration VII = taKe axe
place at the Irving Place Theatre. Wilhelm lell
being the programme Mr. ConTied mas g. gectoeu "a ~
Their Language" at his theatre this season. , IicH
cts these lectures may he had free OF chS''Ee
upon written application
The Liberty Bellies" at the Madison Square
Theatre. is drawing large audiences There VIII ne
extra matinee on Election Day
.'Phunphoran" is the Hanlons' pantornimc at
Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre. preceded hy
"A Quiet Family The Hanlon brothers VIII ap-
pear in both. The Florenz Troupe. acro3ats, JUS
and Ella Garrison. and Nellie Burt WIN IN Ie6 S III
The three Westons. in musical at Ra5 mono d W
Caverly Lynn WeCher. ard Wolther an lliaS,ooI'S',
will complete the bill Sunday concerts ''N'' "'
2. m and are continuous.
Jcseph Arthur's famous Blue Jeans" will be r.
vfved at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. with the
original mechanical effects Vaudeville viii ru!"
between the acts. and will keep the show oontnu-
ors the leaders in that section being Billy >
Clifford the Brothers Damann, acrooats: Bianta
ers: Edyth Wells and the kalatcchnescope's NOV
ing pictures. The sunday concerts begin At p m
and are continuous
What Happened to Jones' VIII be revived at
Proctors FIfty-eighth Street Theatre preceded 10y
More than Seven Vaudeville in abundance w.ii
also be supplied the Four Probyns leading tho Il 1t
I0ooley and Fowley dancers and singers, the Wal
dron brothers the Matthews. jCgElers and the k1la-
technoscope moving pictures will also be seen The
sunday concerts which are continuous from p m.
supply entertainment weekly
Proctor's e-hundr ed and twenty-hfth Street
Theatre has Nancy & Co" It's principal at
traction The vaudeville supply is abundant the
election week bill including Thomas Mast, jr..
THE RIDEI
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