New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

John Drew and his company still play The
Second in Command the Empire Theatre, and
the of this drama will continue till December
81, after which date Mr. Drew will begin his @ tour oa
cupy its own theatre, playing The Wilderness
"Florodora" stiH goes at the New-York The
atre with no sign of the end of the run in sight
The musical farce to have started on It's
second year with good auspices and prospect o. OF
going some considerable part of the way through IT,
Charles Hawtrey will play "A Message from
Mars at the Garrick Theatre till February =
After leaving New-York he is to have short en-
gagements in Washington, Philadelphia and Chi
| cago and he is obliged to be in London again be-
fore Easter He will return to this country next
| season.
| In view the of Otto Ernsts comedy
| 'FIachsman Educator at its first perform
| ance on Tuesday Mr.. Conried win keep this play
| on the stage at the Irving Place Theatre Tor the
| entire week 1t Will be repeated every evening as
well as the Saturday matinee. at popular prices
Die Biuthochzeit" which has been announced @ for
the three seasons and postponed, In Whlch Mr.
| Conried will be King Charles In
| THE Sleeping Beauty and the Beast has just
finished the best week which it has had since It's
opening the Broadway Theatre. On Ihahhs-
audiences' each of which crowded the theatre to
the very wall. 1t is clearly going to be popular
| holiday attraction.
| Miss Elsie De Wolfe and her company are still
| playing THE Way the World at the Victoria
| Theatre, and they will probably remain there for
| weeks.
| The stage of the Grand Opera House will be de-
voted this week to production OF Uncle rom
Cabin 1t will be given in much the manner
| as at the Academy of Music last winter "heh II
| had of several weeks
| David Warfield is still playing THE Auctioneer"
at the Bijou Theatre and it seems to be no less
successful than at the beginning of its run Inc
engagement cannot be extended, however, longer
boakings hnak which cannot be put off Mr. Warieids
first New-York experience as star has been most
creditable and encouraging.
Miss Grace George has had a prosperous week in
Under Southern Skies at the Theatre Republic
The MANAGEMENT has decided defer the proposed
presentation of "A Little Tragedy at Tien-Tsin
until falling off in the attendance seems TO require
Stuart Cuyler Hastings. Burr Mcintosh. George
staley. viii H. Bray. Miss Alice Leigh and Miss
Tony Pastor offers al his theatre for the coming
week Wagner and Armn. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins D.
Fisher. in the rural sketch by Ezra Kendall en-
titled The Half Way House; Duffy, Sawtelle and
Duffy. Miss Belle Stewart. Rita Redmond. William
CahI Davis, Conway and Held, the Fetching
brothers. In musical speciality; the De Wits.
John Mayon and his company; In the farce Ihe Inc
Delmore. Walsh and Thorne in our Country
views the vitagraph.
The seventy-ffth performance of THE Liberty
Bellies at the Madison Square Theatre occurs to-
morrow evening. souvenir Will be distributed.
New features VIII be introduced in the the perform
ance. incldins me hrst appearance win TINS COM
pany OF the Mccoy sisters. dancers
New-Yorkers will have their last opportunity this
week witness Mime. Butterfly" Proctor S
Fifth Avenue Theatre. There will be vaudeville to
keep the entertainment continuous. Bert Coote and
his company. in Supper for Two" heading list
which will also include Dorothy Neville and George
". Day. in monologues Torcat. Montrell jugger; |
and Young and others. Sundays concerts are CON
tinuous from 7.
Augustin Days "A Night Of" will be presented !
at Proctors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre. Maude |
Bcall Price will head the vaudeville which holds
attention between acts others in nth the lists being
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are continuous after y. m
BLUE Jeans moves down to Proctor's Twenty |
third Street Theatre from Harlem, The per |
formances made continuous. usual by the |
introduction Of vaudeville. Billy S. Clifford |
being the chief feature other between enter
tatners are the Damn brothers acrobatsr Little |
and Pritzkow operate duettists; Ostrado gymnast.
certs begin at p.
Broadhursts What Happened to Jones' will |
be the dramatic feature at Proctor's One-hundred-
and-twenty- fifth Street Theatre. AS usual. vaude-
n% %hd Emmn St nf on an
Perry. Esrnaredi. in a musical act and the Yalta
concerts are continuous after D.
Dan" DAILY and his company. with The New
Workers" will this week up from the Herald
Square Theatre to the Harlem Opera House. The
musical farce viii given there, beginning to-
morrow night in exactly the
downtown, where its run has extended over several
weeks.
Little be said about Weber & Fields's except
that the performance of "Hoity Toity'' and the
burlesque of "A Message from Mars" is crowding
the house at every performance Messrs. Weber.
Fields and Bernard have succeeded in burlesquing
one of the popular numbers in the entertainment.
Ma Poppy Belle the song sung by Miss Fay
Tempeton and the chorus.
There is no important change he noted the
Eden Musee, and after all these years none seems !
to be needed. Waxworks. moving pictures and
concerts still the attractions.
Franklin Fyles's play. "Cumberland '61"
Theatre this week. When produced at this house
last year ii proved to be OF the best successes
OF the season. and the management expects much |
from the revival The full strength of the company
concerts takes place tonight. with a list of enter
Myrtle Tressider, Martin and Qurg. Rita Redmond. |
RFuce ana RdSardso Prce and shear he
banjo player. Henry and Gallott and others