New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

the present one He is nearing his fifth month.
and yet the end Of his stay is in sight. The
revival of "M1vourneen" gives Mr. Olcott
Geilent opportunity 20 appear as an heroic young
Molly o. The Little Christmas Tree She and
l Together and 'Mavourneen."
La Prosa" will be the leading performer at
Keiths this week. He has never before appeared
in the United States. There are also three
sketches on the proSramme-"A Pressing Matter.
presented by Charles Dickson and his company:
the Quaker City Quartet. IN Fun in a Barber
Shop" and THE Lone Star" offered by the Eilda
the O'Meers Sisters, World and Merriiles and
Arnim and Wagner. who present a sketch, Opera
in the Kitchen
A new play is promised for tomorrow night
at the American Theatre. 1t is entitled Win
chester" and is written by Edward McWade. The
drama will have elaborate production, with
scenery and accessories In the last there will
be shown race for life in which Miss Mar
garet May young Western actress who has been
engaged, will appear with her jumping horse Ma
zeppa.
The usual programme at the New-York Theatre
will be presented this week II includes the bur
lesque review. The Giddy Throng.' After Office
Hours" the ballet The Devils Dream" the patri-
otc March of Old Glory" the Prosper troupe OF
acrobats the Aglos Trio, Billy Link. Billy"
Gould and others. AT this afternoons and
nights concerts the following will be seen: Sam.
Curran' Dorahy Morton the Vienna Concert conn an1u
pany, the Aglos Trio Minnie Fisher BILLY" Link
Emma Carus, Hurd. Lamar and Weigel, Flatow
and Dunn. the Sisters Gehrue. Madge Fox and
Mnna Phillips.
The farce Are You a Mason?" will be continued
at Wallack's Theatre only for this week Miss
Henrietta Crosman will return to NewYork a week
from tomorrow night appearing in Mistress
Nell' at Wallacks Theatre. The original will
be seen. and In costume and scenery the produc-
ton will be 4 new and elaborate one
A in he
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre will begin this week
when the F. F. Proctor Stock Company will make
Its first appearance presenting the farcical play
"Dr. Bill" This play will be presented by a cast
selected from the stock company which Mr. Proctor
has organized for the spring and summer season
at most of his houses. 1t said that there Is
TO be no material change IN the policy of this the
atre. The prices unchanged, and variety and
novelty specialtes will be offered between the acts
or the drama, as well preceding It. curtain
hs raiser this Meek win be Jeromes Sunset
IeT, the 1ugger; Press Edridge Fritz Leslie and
p. ~ " iO'''
In this weeks new bill Proctor's Twentv-third
street Theatre are the following: Lottie ellison and
D. X Emmett in new sketch "A. d. 1920" by VIII |
cressy; Musical Dale. instrumentalist; Lores
Grimm. Dean Edsall and her company in Dads |
10y; Terry and Elmer. singers and dancers: the
three three Sisters Constantine and Laura Comstock |
P m, has Fatnla and Smaun, Press Eldridge the |
tt>ictois sisters, Maude Courtney, Lillian Burk- |
hart, etc.
Madame Butterfly remains in the programme
this week at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre The |
novelties are Digby Bell Fatma and Smaun the !
pygmies; T1 w. Eckert and Emma Berg. Pauline
the Armstrong Brothers Ed Estus. gymnast: Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Litchfield in rural sketch. and
theirs. To-days continuous concert, from 10
o:AS p m. has long list.
The farewell week of variety specialtes'at Proc
tors hundreds a nd -twenty-ffth Street Theatre
VIII be celebrated this week. when the features will
include Jules and Ella Garrison. in "A Bit of Nom
sense; Pree's dogs, the Nichols Sisters Lille
Western Maude Courtney John Healy. lie Vine.
Alma and Gillette. the Brooks Brothers. the kala-
and others. To-day's concert Is con-
nuous from TO 1880 p m On April % the spring
he first Harlem appearance of Mr.. Proctor's stock
which Will present "Dr. Bill" and Sun
set for the opening week interspersed with
rlety acts. The scale of low prices will be
changed.
The announcement is made that Peter F. Daley
and his associates again booked for appearance
at the Grand Opera House The company will be
precisely the formerly. T. D. Marks will
give but four more of his popular Sunday concerts
this season at the Grand Opera House. The second
season will begin about September -. To-