New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Augustus Thomas's play, colorado seems
destined to win as great success as MS All1oha
Tho former play has started at Wallacks 1heatre
with every indication OF a lastlHs triumph
drew crowded houses last weeh ai.G nhoeS at every
asm OF It's first night audience was eei'0N N
performance that followed.
robn rraur will Tomorrow night begin his thir-
teenth week in Robert MarshalIs coiieDS' nc
Second in Command at the Empire Theatre- lheie
has never been any falling off of interest IN VT
Drew's acting or Mr., MarshaIs comedy Since 'iie
first representation of the play
Charles Hawtrey is giving most dellshtlul en-
tertainment at the Garrick Theatre ana tle iaet
appreciated by the thee at every
performance of "A Message from Mars
The gorgeous scenes and the elaborate ballets
Of The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, at the
Broadway Theatre, become more seasonauIe as
the holidays approach IS or .hf this season so it
will have field to itself.
William Faversham will have given 125 perform
ances of "A Royal Rival in this city when ne
ends his engagement at the Criterion Theatre next
Saturday evening When Mr.. Faversham leaves
the Criterion he will begin tour OF tle principal
cities appearing In "A Royal Rival IN each OF
Helmet Of Navarro" with Charles Dalton will be
presented at this theatre. This play is dramati-
zation of Bertha Runkles romance
.F,orodora" is continued at the New-York Thea
ire with no hint of end ever coming The sun
day night concerts the New-York continue This
evening bill is presented which includes Dan Nc
Avoy Dorothy Morton Charles Case, Emma Carus,
Jerry Mills John Ford, Marion Minchester, Craw- -
Hatzfeidt, Hat ii Eva Nudge and the Newyorkoscope.
.'Eben Holden" is in its second month at the
Savoy Theatre and ii is announced that it viii
remain there until December "A. On December 10
Henry Miller will come into the savoy. appearing
in his new Play p & ATey OF m the he eTen on Thanks
giving Day.
"Our Boarding House." written by Leonard
Grover. and played by Robson and Crane sevNval
years ago will be the revival Of the stock Tqpant %
at the M9prd{ y frIl DnnHeIIv as Colonel NJ r
Elevator
David Warfeld begins his tenth week at the Bijou
Theatre tomorrow There is no dimnution of his
popularity, and crowded houses are the rule at an
performances There will be three ma TINS
week on Wednesday and SATURDAY aftG[noohs' T
and an extra performance on Thanksgiving Day
For Thanksgiving week Tony Pastor has engaged
Nat. NJ Wills the Happy Tramp" who VIII nave
new parodes: Miss Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl
Wilbur the Three Lelliotts in The Professor ana
M Pups PaEkeTs s &9gS Demon hd athetes LORD and
Meek the Gregsons. in The Minuet CaSe axe, raTr k
Courtney and Dunn. Francis Nood moor ,oiltL
tbe DWyers in an Irish sketch the Ftagraph and
Miss Belle Emerson
Miss Anna Held and her company in The Little
Duchess" continues to please the audiences at the
Casino. Tomorrow evening ing the +dr ne" feco'u az
finale will be added, with Franz Ebert
To-noorrow Mime Butterfly begins two weeks
stay at Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre Ihe con-
tnuous feature of the Fifth Avenues ehteFla
rnent will be as usual maintained by vaudeville IN
c,uding specialties by Frederick V Bowers Morris
and Daily the two Fantas, arthur bu9khtr. 6k,
Ciemence Gro and Clemence. CampbeI ana ana Fhetps tp
after D. m. The Florenz troupe VIII ne 'ie
feature.
Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre VIII offer
sood variety of acts headed by Carleton Hall"
dramatic sketch. Hugh stanton and fioFence
Medina will give For Reform There VIII he a
contortion act by Mile. Viola, singing by the
Bachelors Club athletics by the Darn Brothers,
iIIustrated songs by Bennett and Young. a musical
act by '.Al' Hove-t monologue by Lynn We'cheF
and dancing by the Yalto Duo me sqlday con on
cert which begins at ?. m VII! oe ieu oS
Bonnie Thornton.
"A Night Off, will be revived at Proctor's Twen-
tv-th:rd Street Theatre. Vaudeville will be given
between the acts, and will keep the performance
John ". Ransone will head the
variety list. which Will also include Esmera4da,
Mason and Francis the Four Probyn sisteTs 5es 1na
at 1:3o p. and is continuous Clothide Antonio
will head the list OF entertainers
attraction at Proctor's One-hundred- -and-twenty-
fifth Street Theatre Vaudeville will be supplied IN
abundance the list Of entertainers being HoWley
and Leslie Little and Pritzkow. the Six Black
BIRDS, Conway and Held and Ed" and Josie
Fyans The Sunday concert is continuous after
D m c H Harriss Orphan Band VIII lead IN the
The Eden Musee will have the attractions this
week to which its visitors accustomed-the
waxworks. the concerts and the moving pictures OF
the cnematograph
There will probably be no change Of bill at Weber
& F1elds's Music Hall till after the holidays
..Foity Toity' and the buresque Of "A Message
from Mars are crowding the mouse at every per
formance.
At Keith's this week the English Pony Ballet
heads the bill keith's Living Art Studies will be
continued. Others the long bill are Press Eli
bridge Al Shean and Charles Warren. in QUO
yadIs INSIDE Down: Nellie Waters, Joe Reichen.
Vernon, ventriloqust; George W Day. Crolius and
St Alva Evans ana Mhite, Ftso % ,,icon com
The eighth Of T D Marks's popular concerts at
the American Theatre takes place tonight. with
the following bill: John F. Clark. Miss Eva Nudge.
Crawford and sadie Duff John and Lillian Hoover,
clifford Gordon, Milt Barlow and Harriet NiGhol-
son. Edward Clark, Master Willie Howard, Ling
Sing, the Chinese barytone, and others.
William Gillette will remain the Lyceum
Theatre London, in Sherlock Holmes" until April
/ when Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry will
return there. This will make seven months run
of Sherlock Holiness IN the Lyceum.
Rebearsa1s for THE Toreador' which will have
its American production at the Knickerbocker
Theatre on January g. will begin the stage of
that theatre tomorrow. The principals engaged
Miss Christie MacDonald. Miss Adele Ritchie
Miss Queenie Vassar, Miss Maude Raymond, Miss
Jennie HaNey. Ethel Gordon, Melville Ellis,