New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

Williams and Miss Katherine Florence In the cast
is continued the Lyceum Theatre. The farce
is soon to be given the Vaudeville Theatre. Lon
don where Seymour Hicks and Miss EAahne Ter
riss will appear in ii.
The White Rats will continue their tenancy Of
Roster BiaIs for another week Lafayette
Henry Lee. Kelly and Ashby Howard and Bland
James ]. Morton. Slime and Evans and Wayne and
led by Nile Rose Edythe and Agnes Mahr. is con-
smith Doty and o. coe sns N Maud MeredtS and Nile
offer George Puler eoidea @ LEWIS and ryan
Dorothy Morton, Grapewin and Chance Bert Coote
Gaylor Eleanor Fake Zeno Carl and zeno; RYAN
and Richheld. Georgia Gardner and Joseph Mad
dern, Carrie Graham and the Brothers Rixford-
Chauncey Olcott and his company will play Car
rett O'Magh' at the Fourteenth Street Theatre for
only one week longer. The seventy-ffth perform
ing A week from tomorrow night Mr. Olcott will
revive "A Romance of Athone
No change of bill is announced at Weber &
Fiedss Music Hall for this week and none seems
TO be necessary. What's the use of inventing
new games as long the old ones work?'' said a
Would apply to the honest pursuits at Weber &
For this week Keiths the French jugglers Of
furniture ana tableware the August family. are
engaged; Johnstone Bennett will have the aid of
John C. Rice and Sallie Cohen will present a sketch
Lover" There is good list of musical speciaIties.
and the Living Art Studies enter their fifth week
IN greater favor than with all sorts and con-
ditOns of theatregoers.
There is prospect that My Lady will remain
at the Victoria until the end of season In the
last week Charles ]. Ross has introduced in place
of the character Of Richelieu one which permits
him to play in his accustomed light vein. He has
added a sketch In which he is assisted by Miss
Osborne, and has three entirely songs
The programme which has been prepared for this
week at the New-York Theatre includes The
March Of Old Glory" the sketch After Office
Hours" with Dan" McAvoy and Jessie May:
The Giddy Throns." with Adele Ritchie: the
Melville and Stetson. Edna Aug. Laura Burt.
Emma I'm ha Garqs arr and Others For to-nights concert
MeIlvilIe and Stetson. Belle Thorne and Jack Raf-
p.,li, fael Dorothy Morton, the Musical WiIlards;
De Sousa, Lillian Wabridge Mildred Stoler, Edith
Palmer and others.
The new moving pictures the Eden Musee are
attracting much attention. The two pictures of the
Queens funeral are of general interest. The life
and death OF Joan of Arc is shown in twelve
scenes.
dramatic recital by ]. Marshall Wilson is an
nounced for Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
Astor Gallery of the Waldorf-Astoria. The recital
will consist of selections from Longfeow Schiller.
Shakespeare Poe, ROstand. kipling. Dickens and
others. Mr.. Wilson is an Englishman who Is maxi
Ing his American debut this season, and this is his
first New-YO Ork recital.
Mrs George Emmons White will give a dramatic
recital in the small ballroom OF the Waldorf
Astoria Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock The
programme will consist OF plano solos by Miss
Frances Brandt, songs by William Francis Parsons
and readings by Mrs. White. The entertainment
will be brought to end with Mrs. Whites re-
cital of Eliza Poitevant Nicholson's "Hagar," in
costume