New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06


Forest Lovers" and next Saturday night the sec
ond play of Miss Gallands season at the Lyceum
will be presented This is the play by r syd be
many additions % the regular company have oefn
aaaf and Miss Deronda Mayo The play 10
modern comedy drama in four acts
IT is now announced that James X. Hackett has
given up producing another play in the course or
his stay at Wallacks Theatre. and that Don
IS, sr If ra pe is noW played BY Miss
Jane Oaker, Mr. Hacketts new leading woman
William Fsversham still plays "A Royal Rival
at the Criterion Theatre, and he and his company
with this NAV will hold possession of the stage
there I'll November. when another attraction Is
engaged.
Louis Mann and Miss Clara Lipman are playing
THE Red Kloof' at the remodelled and lmproFeo
Savov Theatre before good audiences; Inc rui
ance in the play is contributing 10 'he pop'a'i'
of the leading actors
There seems to be marked change IN the sl1e
OF the audiences at the Empire Theatre "here
John Drew continues and will for some TINE T TTt3
matinee performances are given each "eeA'
This week at the Irving Place Theaue oiIe'
again four 6etuts of new members OF MT Co'-
REDS stock company namely. tomorrow nish'' III
Schfler's Maria Stuart" the first appear an9e y.
Miss Hermine Warna, from the Court heu -.
Coburg, who will be seen as queen innan member
of Mr.. Conried's company, Miss mei Ia Enst Won
K LnG oyer Elm Unbeschriebenes Blatt Miss
Marguerite Kupfer from the Free tba ensche
Theatre. Berlin the Ensign Ign Su reneatad on
ddsdeT Tbnrsdav Friday and Saturday
ings and at Saturdays matinee.
1.-The Messenger Boy continues its large busl-
ness at Days Theatre. James T. Powers. Miss
Nav Robson Miss Georgia Game and Miss Rachel
Booth all have parts which they have mace pop
ular.
David warhed. with his new play. THE Auc-
tioneer" is doing a large business at the BiJou.
The House Full' sign is in evidence every night
Seats may be had four weeks in advanee MATT
nees are given Wednesdays and Saturdays.
At the Madison Square Theatre THE Liberty
Relies. has gained undoubted favor. The house
has not been nearly large enough to hold the peo-
pie who came on any night since the opening. End
the demand for seats in advance is heal'nE anu
brisk.
"A Girl of Egypt" play in one act, written by
Theodore H Brown, will be presented to New
York audience for the first time at Keith's this
week Cinquevalli will continue to be the star OF
the bill In the musical line Miss katherine
Bloodgood will head the list. The three Dunonds
programme. Harding and All Sid, Pete Baker and
Al Leeds and the three Roseouds VIII aiso appear.
This week will be Cinquevalli's last week IN New
York.
.'fIoity Toity," with the buresaue Of 'Diplom-
acv' draws crowds TO Weber Fields Music Hall
and affords them continuous amusement the
piece meets with the same success as all Its pre-
decessors at this theatre
Music waxworks and moving pictures will enter
tain the visitors at the Eden Musee this week
The Rogers Brothers IN The Rogers Brothers In
Washington" remain but two more weeks at the
Knickerbocker Theatre. This engagement will not
be extended. Owing to the great demand for seats
extra matinee performances WI 9e pp5av The Istn
Wednesday afternoon and on WEDNESDAY the loli'
There will be several new faces at Pastors this
week The bill will include the acrobats Reno and
Richards who have just returned from a starring
tour. the broadway Trio In a singing and dancing
sketch entitled "In the Stars Room Joe and
Nellie Doner in IAN Escaped Lunatic Julian
Rose with new stories Gavin and Platt IN
a singing sketch, entitled THE Gypses; Terry and
Elmer In a dancing sketch and sword drill; the
ing White Sheldon and Leland. in "A Night at the
Mitchell and Maroon Barton and Barton. in guitar
solos and songs bancroft Neutrality-suspicious. anu W.
cast, and the American Nitasrapn-
Charles H. Hoyts farce "A Trip to Chinatown
will be offered this week at the Murray Hill Thea
Henry Dsnney M a MR be S
The American temperance of Sandow, the
strong man. is the vaudeville feature OF +. F. Proc
tors offering the current days. The revival Of
Mime Butterfly by the stock company is the dra-
matte feature. Shadows engagement opens at the
Fifth Avenue tomorrow afternoon. The STOCK
company will present Turned Up and M
Jaaues" There will be plenty Of vaudeville TO
will be the Hanlons. In "Phunphorall; r. W. Dun
Mann and the Masses. in juggling; The kalatech-
Views VESsspe WIN ''' 'N
Mime Butterfly will be revived at the Twenty
third Street Theatre. with the original scenery and
electrical effects The company will be the same
as last season. Her Last Rehearsal will also be
given and between that and the performance of
.sMme Butterfly there will be vaudeville of which
The house closes for two hours 4 o'clock in the
ing the time the doors are open.
Up in Harlem 1.-THE Man from Mexico will be
the One-hundred- and twenty hfth-st play Charles
NJ Seay will appear the convict Raspberry
sare JaS W p fnaudi American pictures BY
the kaiatechnoscope and specialties by Adelaide
Leeds and others.
The Fffty-eighth Street Theatre has The Great
Unknown as its play for this week also "Alls Fair
In Love" The vaudeville for presentation between
the will be in proportions and the en-
tertainment will be continuous, save from to I,
songs and dances Harry Brown Harry lie Van. a
midget entertainer: and moving pictures by the
kalatechnoscope will be included in the variety.
This week offers the last opportunity which the
New-York theatre-going public will have wit
ness THE Kings Carnival" at the NewYork
Theatre. On Monday, the 18th. the company will
open In Brooklyn. "FIorodora'' will succeed IT at
the New-York. For to-nights concert the following
have been secured: Willard Sims and Miss Angles.
Charles Case. JUNE McCree Jessie Miller. Emma
Carus. the Elinor Sisters. Laura Burt Mcmahon
and Arnold. Marion Winchester. MONTGOMERY and
Pearl Charles Prince. the Newyorkoscope, John
Ford and Down Among the Pines.
TO KEEP THE FACE CLEAR
How may one be beautiful? What is the true