New-York tribune., 1901-03-03

ers. in gyrnnastic novelty; Eta Williams. in Sonss
a Sunday continuous concert, from to 1O:io p ni
is listed
Johnstone Bennett. supported by Tony Williams
will head the vaudeville programme at PROCTOR
East Fiftyeighth Street Palace this week. ana she
will present "A Quiet Evening at Home" con-
densed version of The Hustler will be a leading
feature of the bill, and it will have the services OF
some twenty performers Others Ia are e 1me sunetaro
Smith and Powell. Isabelle Woodman. yocanst; E
days cannnous and m1soo Concert a9q 'f from to o5 p m
braces the usual list of speciality acts
Gus new specialtes will given at Proctor's One
hundred twenty Street Theatre this week
The most prominent are Ivan Tschernofts s dogs
Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl Wilbur. in "A Bird
and a Bottle: The Irish Alderman" Raymond
and Kurkamp, in a musical act; FaIardo the
Burke Sisters, in songs and dances: May Casta'
scope motion views The usual US also continuous nGon concert
William Collier and his company enter on the
fourth week of their engagement in ION the
Quiet" at the Madison Square Theatre under favor
able circumstances. The part of Robert RidgWay
is suited to Mr.. Golfers peculiar talents
There will he much novelty at Tony Pastors for
the coming week. will be by the following
bill: Herbert Cawthorn and Susie Forester. in
their farce by Herbert Hall Wnslow entitled "A
Damage Suit; Lew Suy. who will introduce his
monologue: Hickey and Nelson. in an acrobatic act;
Miss Sophie Burnham. soprano vocalist; the Petch-
in juggling Josie and Willie Barrows. in
and ID dsnG s%S nd and Ke oma fine Sss snd
Maurice, in illustrated songs; Clifford and Hall in
ing: Saville and Stuart, Amos, the jusgler. and
life motion pictures on the vitasraph
MY Lady" is continued the Victoria The
flower ballet is a brilliant the programme.
Keith's has been giving a good bill during the
last week. and the coming bill promises as we'll.
The leader is NJ B. Curtis. who. with his COM
pany. will play a brief sketch called "SamT at the
Herald Square Hotel The Living Art Studies
are retained The Finneys. swimmers: VIII appear
ropes The General VAUDEVILLE bill includes Johnson
and Dean VILLAS Z. Sweatnam, Maude Courtney,
the Empire Comedy Four, the Haidabura Family.
in dancing specialties. etc
AT the White Horse Tavern is announced for
the Grand Opera House for the week beginning on
March This play at Wallacks Theatre TO-
twelve weeks. Frederic Bond will appear in the
leading character, William Giesecke, and Anne
for I. D. Markss twenty-thrd concert this even
Ing includes 9s the eo E 1 GSmsdy 0BS Wc bdF Fe m
thea Twin Sisters. Miss Hanson and Miss Nelson
Charles p Bates Mcintyre and Primrose and
others
The March of Old Glory will be seen at the
New-York Theatre tomorrow night. II was 10
have had its first performance last week, but all
was not in readiness. Adele Ritchie will take the
place OF Iadv Hope in the cast of The Giddy
Throng." The part has been rewritten for her, and
songs introduced. After Office Hours will
olio including Melville and Stetson, Edna Aug and
Emma Carus. For to-nishts concert the following
9lf ebre Emma Cargs Nine sem5 the Musical
JOhnsOnG Clinton
Blanche and Charles Post Mason
As an extra Lent attraction for the coming week
the Eden Musee will reproduce. with moving pct-
ures the scenes in the life and death Of Joan OF
Arc in twelve tableaus In addition there will be
SHOWN Two new moIlis pIttu oI ne S4eetr r
show plainly King Edward. Emperor William and
the other rulers who were present
The seventh matinee OF the American Academy
OF Dramatic Arts Will take place the afternoon
OF Tuesday in the Empire Theatre. Four one act
pieces viii be given Tennessee" The Queens
OF the World by A .. Fraser Wood and new
operetta. with book by A E. lancaster Lane ter and
the Flag" dealing with the Betsy Ross incident.
Thomas F. Millard. the correspondent. who
Iectured on The War in China" at the Waldorf
Astoria last Monday night. will lecture five times
Wallack's Theatre this week. There will be
four matinees-on Monday Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday. a. 3 O'COCk-aud one night lecture, on
Sunday. March 10. The lectures will he illustrate ed
by G. Fred. ACkermau, with series OF moving
pictures which he took himself in China.
The finale the first part Of ''Fiddle-De-
Dee" at Weber & Fields Music Hall. has made a
change in the performance Interest is now centred
in the efforts Of Messrs. Weber, Field and Wartield
to extricate themselves from the matrimonial COM
pIcations with which they are surrounded
AT the second matinee performance of the stu
dents of the Stanhope- Wheatcroft Dramatic School,
which Will take place at the Madison Square The
Thursday. four plays will be
presented The list includes "Withered Leaves -
by Frederick W. Broughton, produced in London
many years ago; Barbara" by Jerome X. Jerome;
a farce by j. Sterling Coyne, and Hal
loween and Candlelight, by Pauline Phelps and
Marion Short.
Rehearsals for The Price OF Peace" which is TO
be put the stage at the Broadway Theatre on
March 49, to begin Wednesday, under the
direction of Marshall Moore, from the Drury Lane
Theatre London.
Mr.. HOLINESS SECOND LECTURE.
Burton Holmes will lecture tomorrow and Tues
day afternoons at Days Theatre, and on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings at Mendessohn Hail.
'Moki Land: The Puebos of the Snake Dane
ers." This is the second lecture in his series in
this city The lecture is interesting in point of IL