New-York tribune., 1901-04-14

At the Murray Hill Theatre this week the Don
nelly Stock Company will revive Charles Dickens's
"Oliver Twist" Miss Eta Proctor Otis has been
engaged for Nancy Skies
Miss Ethel Barrymore is still prosperous in Cap
tain Jinks of the Horse Marines at the Garrick
Theatre She drew larger or more fashion
able audiences than she drew during Easter week.
Miss Viola Allen enters the last two weeks of
her engagement in "In the Palace of the King at
the Theatre Republic tomorrow evening. Next
week will be the sixteenth week OF Miss Aliens
The popularity of Miss Amelia Bingham and her
company in THE Climbers still causes the at
tendance to test the capacity of the Bijou Theatre
The farce Are You a Mason?" Will be played for
only two longer Wallack's Theatre, and
will then be taken Chicago. Its engagement at
Wallack's will be followed by the return Of Miss
Henrietta Crosman in Mistress Nell
William Collier and his company still filling
Madison Square Theatre with their performances
of "On the Quiet" 1t is doubtless more popular
stage in long time. 1t will. of course. finish the
season.
Admirers or sensational theatrical scenes, who
like them at moderate prices, fill the Broadway
Theatre every night to The Price of Peace
The melodrala will doubtless finish the season at
this house
At the New-York Theatre THE March of Old
Glory" with Captain Kelly and his men, has be-
come popular while After Office Hours keeps the
audience laughing. The Giddy Throng' is in its
last weeks 1t will go to the Boston Theatre and
be succeeded the NewYork by The Kings
Carnival" a burlesque by Sydney Rosenfeld and
A Baldwin Sloane In the olio will be seen the
Aglos trio Prosper Troupe, Edna Aug. Billy Gould
and Emma Carus. At the matinee to-day and to-
casteman Burns s.7 Baby Esberg Dorothy Walters
Frank OBrien, Lillian Leslie and Don McCa4n the
,o,rcipa llAHrS ErnI
tHI Captain KeIy's zouaves. McAvoy and May Miss
Bennett Holmes Chevalier Scognomeiio Eta Will
Jams, May Mooney, the New-York Ladies' Quartet;
Julia Ralph the AyeryS Meyer !,rs Uohen' Mildred
An old fashioned play is good advantage
in Uncle Toms Cabin" at the Academy of Music.
The audiences have been generally good, and the
performance has been much enjoyed.
The Keith bill this week presents agreeable
list of dramatic partly dramatic sketches. Rose
Coghan heads the list. with the support of Louis
Massen. and will offer a little play called The
Ace of Trumps" Nick Long and Idalene Cotton
will repeat Managerial Troubles with some new
material. particularly in Miss Cottons limitations.
Gertrude Mansfield and Carvl Wilbur appear in a
remains for second week, and will introduce in
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triloqust; the Collins Trio the Sugimoto Japanese
acrobats. the Noles the Harrison brothers the Hol
brooks and other persons or varied talent
MY Lady is still the attraction the Victoria.
Charles ]. Ross. Clifton Crawford. Lottie Medley
and Miss Eau. Faust ..o have introduced delightful
programme has been arranged for the concert of
this evening.
The White Rats at Roster & Btll's Music Hall,
will offer another programme this week. headed by
James j. Corbett. This will be the farewell en-
gagement of Mr.. Corbett in New-Yo-k City as he
sails for Europe in May. The of the programme
will include Staley and Brbeck, McMahan and
smmonds Gardner and Madden, r. V Fitzgerald
Violet Dale and others.
"Sapho.' with Miss Sadie Martinot as Fanny lie
Grande. will be the attraction the Grand Opera
House this week The twenty-ninth of T. D.
Marks's Sunday concerts takes place Mt the Grand
Opera House tonight. with bill including Haines
and Pettingill. Gus Bruno, Barr and Evans. CIif-
ford and spixon' Mykey and Paddock Anna Wilkes. |
Beau. Ethel Robinson Nedra Perry. Merrello and
Allen and others.
In Proctors Twenty-thrd Street Theatre pro |
gramme for this week Lillian Burkhart is proml- |
nently placed with her newest play "Jessie's |
Jack and jerry The Burmese acrobatic pygmies |
Fatma and Smaun. Will give their act and others |
are the five Olracs grotesque acrobats the Nichols
sisters, Leo Dervalto Press Eldridee Mauie
BROOKS Brohers and d Mr. m and Mpg Ne 1' ,eh ehe
ned ned To-day's continuous concert. from 80 to
Clara Lane, Ciemart Pauline Moran. Warren and and
Blanchard etc.
Mime Butterfly" will have its Tooth consecutive
performance at Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre
on Tuesday evening. Severus Schaeffer is retained
FOR his third week. in his juggling feats Alice Ior
raine has been held on account of her popu-
larity and the other specialties include Ward and
Curran. Zelma Rawston John Healy. Cstrado
gymnast. and Hank Whitcomb. To-day's continm.
GUS concert from to lo:f5 p m, will have long
list OF speciality performers.
The programme at Proctor's Palace for this week
embraces numerous specalties. Joe Welch has a
prominent place in the bill. Dupont and Lothian
will offer their sketch "A Visit Aunt Martha
and Carce Vance will give her songs. Others are
the Crane brothers. Little and Prtzkow Newell
and Ingram and Jacklin To-day's continuous CON
cert. from to 1915 p. m, has William Devere
Eckert and Berg Della Rocca the Nichols sisters
Zelma Rawlston. John Healy, Terry and Elmer. etc
The programme at Proctor's Northumberland
twenty-ffth Street Theatre this be head
ed by Digby Bell. who will have his new mono
logue, 1.-THE Information Bureau Kathryn Os-
terman and her company will offer the comedietta
1.-The Widow" and w. T. Eckert and Emma Berg
will present their Japanese operetta. Little Pee
Weet Other @ features ,, are Musical Dale, Hale
rem and Blanchard the Baileys Kresel's perform
trick volinist. and Laura Comstock To-day's con,
tinuous concert from 2 to 10:45 p. m, lists Ward
and Curran, Clarfce Vance Dupont and Lothian
the -Four Rentons. Ingram and Jackln. etc.
Weber & Fields begin the last week of their
music hall season tomorrow night. The entire |
Brooklyn. for the week beginning April %. and |
from there will visit Boston, Philadelphia and |
other prominent cities.
At the Eden Musee one hundred different |
moving pictures exhibited daily. A new series
will be shown during the coming week, will |
include pictures of Buffalo Bits street parade as
recently given in this city. The Queens funeral
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