New-York tribune., 1901-02-12


'ndt II VIII remain there through the summer.
Miss Cecilia LOTUS will appear with Daniel Froh-
mans company in Lady Huntworth's Experiment.
IN Philadelphia March T. Alison Skipworth,
who was originally cast for Miss Nav Robson's
who hSg WI paTg Is as Hezish Beatrice Morgan
newt ssan snT later during the summer and until
Frohman "'s" "'SS Lo''us returns TO Mr-
!
Charles Frohman Saturday secured the manu-
script of a new play entitled Colorado written
by Augustus Thomas, and made contract for the
P10dnc1on OF the piece in this city early next
since his visit to Colorado last spring and he has
Just completed it.
Inc afternoon and evening concerts at the Eder
Musee are attracting attention. The waxworks
are at their best. and hourly exhibitions of moving
pictures are given.
Nina Harrington and Henry Bergman presented a
new sketch by Sidney Rosenfeld at the New-York
Theatre last night called a Lesson in Fervor"
assisting Miss Harrington and Mr.. Bergman were
1nada 0a,.e 5ar beIs ana WIliam Burress Edna Aug
baya Ray and g Others and met with warm welcome
Dream an olio was presented.
At Roster & BiaIs Music Hall this week are Ugo
Biondi, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew Yorke and
Adams John W. World and Jessie Merrflees
O. BTisn and Hayel The Whiting Sisters. Lozene.
Garcnettis the four Andausians and Madge FoS
Crowdet houses were the rule yesterday at Proc
tors Fifti VENUE Theatre. and an excellent pro-
gramme offered Jean MarceTs living bass-re-
lefs and human statuary had several new subjects
and Tom Nawn and his company kept the audiences
were feature, and Others were Kittie Mitchell
tne Bis99 9, Slty Quartet Cushman, Holcombe and
Naomi Ethardo, the Carmen Sisters and Clifford
and Dixon. To-days performance will begin at
1880 a.
tombstone Benefits versatility in impersonating
six characters furnished the dramatic the pro-
gramme yesterday Proctors Twenty-thrd Street
Theatre. Miss Bennett presented a sketch "A Quiet
Evening at Home" and was assisted by Tony Will
ing slit, The Vaudebille Craze" and other acts
Sbristinats TnoraN @ 5 rrdk Ia tushh1sh; Nile
Williams and Adams; the Tobins and the Jefersons.
George ". Monroe the star of the programme
at Proctor's East Fifty-eight Street Palace yes
terday. Ed NJ. Favor and Edith Sinclair were
favorites. Among the many more We're Janet Mel
VILE and Evie Stetson, the three Vilona Sisters.
c. W. LittIefed. the Dillon Brothers, the Sisters
tT 1GrehGT tIj lev Sirnn1ns ana frank White the
coins Birthday will be celebrated to-day by
early opening at noon-
Visitors at Proctors One-hundred- and twenty-
fifth Street Theatre were treated yesterday to one
of the best programmes of the season. Mile. Del
bosq offered a novelty in in which she was assisted
Forenes reed W M and Mrs. Pens ns Fsher
STngx 5g LF5f bs and T the ossT AIs1 ms
doors will open u
Those who called at Tony Pastors Theatre yes
terday We're entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Farrell. Miss Bonnie Thornton Sidney Grant and
Miss Norton Miss Frances Curran Ford and Dot
West. Miss Mamie Remington and her dancing
pckaninnies; Miss Molte Thompson. GaIando, the
faH F end 5rTs 3HG 5d Hnn G
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee j. Kellam. Swift and ZoIa. Ken
nedy and James, FL. VI. LOrrett and the vitagraph.
A set of living art studies the leading
feature the bill Keith's Union Square Theatre
yesterday. Among the entertainers in the bill were
Charles Grapewin and Anna Chance Edmund
Hayes and his company. Reno and Richards FL
seeta, the Harmony Four and McPhee and Hill