New-York tribune., 1901-11-17

| tain scene a scene in a shaft house and two IN a
hotel The following will be the cast:
Frank John M'ss M AieaasP Ho1et Rand nd
Mrs. M1'S boye Miss Maude Hoffman
Nan Nancy paRs MGsan mis-: wilton Lac1ays
: I'm Mns5 ,s,.r iouis Easan
I1swelan Jones william H
John Morgan. W Cd1vfIie
ts5IIvan ssI Herbert Pollard
Mrs Sally Kincaid Miss Rose ,2ihs ceG5s
Mrs kincaid mss Frederick Morris
Russell 'Hern collins
Leader " Frank Kembiey
H9sstn sas. s9ssnsR eealsR
Minster. Harry Gibson
Surgeon; David Higgins
|
| AS far as can judged by the results OF
| weeks trial there is doubt of the success o.
| Miss Maude Adamss new play. Quality street
| by J. NJ. Barrie, which she is now offerns at 'he
| Knickerbocker Theatre. The house has been
crowded at ali the performances, and all the audi
| ences have enthusiastic There appears TO pc
ft's Gsr aseoSa PsVs %heh
SSqaslesS @sesa be quite enough 10 last through '
| John Drew's engagement at the Empire Iheatre
| continues without incident He will play The Sec
ond in on a bn til WildefneI hs OF the
E H Sothern will have to leave Newly ork at
| moment he might proftabiy remain for taere
| is no possible doubt that his present play III
| were King" will continue to prosper at the Car
| den Theatre til the end of mis- engagement, on
| September 30 and that II would prosper IlHch
oned there H n 6S"d 6y his sT4S Miss Virginia
| Alice of Old Vincennes.
The exnerience of David Warhed at the Bijou
Theatre is most encouraging for new star The
Auctioneer fills the house, and will do so for
some time.
There will be only one more week of Miranda of
the Balcony at the Manhattan Theatre The
play which follow it, THE un"elcome MIS-
Wdde All Fissns supportng company will
have parts in it, and other actors nave Deen en-
gagged specially for this play
The Messenger Boy at Daly's Theatre. has OBJ
tanned another stay OF proceedings. and VIII re-
main at that house till January. the annual ar
rival Of the dramatic company being thereby
further delayed. I this sort of thing goes on
STAY out Of New-York altogether or find another
theatre Last season It's appesaancc Vas soT onIy
few weeks between two musical engagements
Charles Hawtrey has every right to be grained
by his first reception in America He VIII begin
the seventh week of his prosperous engagement
in "A Message from Mars at the Garrick iheatre
t9-mqTrow rnsne ne,t season has already been
cided
Ferfnninr its engagement with its 42sth perform
ance on Manhattan Island. Way Down East
OPENS tomorrow evening at the Academy Of Music
The cast is almost the same as that which last
rresented the piece at the Academy. II includes
Miss Phcrbe Davies. Ulrtc r. Collins VIII T. Eli
Frank Bell s Felix Ella anfF rb F1RS W6od GuFsf MI
Marion Louise Shirley and the double quartet
The Dancing Girl" by Henry Arthur Jones 4
nv II lyceum
some years will he this weeks revival OF the
stock company at the Murray Hili Theatre.
The second month of New England Folks at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre. is showing large
enthusiastic audiences at every Perfornance
There is large demand for seats ana places are
secured for a month in advance.
At the Irving Place Theatr. Mr.. Conried will
offer on Tuesday Der Fall Ciemenceau- This
will be repeated on Wednesday. Friday and satur-
day evenings. while Thursday a revival OF su-
dernanns die Ehre" will take place The Satur
day matinee. at popular prices will bring repeti-
to-morrow the farce Of Iht Third sauadron ron Cta MI
ETnsts latest modern cSmsdy Tb as
val OF Blood" in which Mr.. Conried will appear as
King Charles TX.
Miss Annie Russell is appearing in "A Royal
Family at the Lyceum Theatre. and the announce
nlent is made that in weeks she will bid fare
well to the play She does this to appesr in new
titled The Girl and the Judge"
"F1orodora" still continues in IT'S merry way at
the New-Y Theatre. The business appears to
he as good as ever. The regular concert will be
given tonight. The following are the performers
who will appear: Dan McAvoy, Junie McCree, Al
Shenan and Charles Barnes Nina T arlington
Charles Prince Zeila Frank. Martinetti and Suth-
5sget obn fFe Ferd Jessie Marion
Winchester, Emma Carus ana the ->e"yoihoSe'pe
William, Faversham will bring his first engage
ment as a star in New-York to a close on Saturday
.,e,tnp November 30 when he will have given over
one hundred performances Of "a Royal Rival at
the Criterion Theatre. He will go on tour with
"A ROYAL Rival" presenting Il in the principal
will be In new play by Justin Hunuy NC
Carthy.
Miss Elsie de Wolfe and her company have played
1.-THE Way of the World" the Victoria Theatre
thus far TO good audiences. Seats are selling for
the period beyond Thanksgiving
Miss Grace George and her company seem likely
to have long engagement at the Theatre Re
public in Under Southern Skies 1t seems de-
cidediy to have pleased the audiences which have
seen it thus far. The play has been shortened
somewhat since the opening night. and this Is an
advantage it was too long and there were por-
tions which could well be spared.
The bright scenes the elaborate stage pictures
and the dances in The Sleeping Beauty and the
Beast" a the Broadway Theatre, make it ap
propriate entertainment for children. It is
likely to draw excellent matinee audiences
Thanksgiving and the holidays approach
THE Liberty Bellies goes at the Madison
| Square Theatre and has some time still before 1t.
| Harry Gfoil Will sing topical song
| first time night