New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Matinee performances given on Thursdays and
Saturdays.
The musical spectacle. The Sleeping Beauty and
the Beast" has pleased large audiences at tho
Broadway Theatre. with its big balets iliurni-
generally. As the holidays approach the piece be
comes moro in season and will probably grow IN
popularity.
William Faversham is playing "A Royal Rival
at the Criterion Theatre and will remain there till
November 80 On his return to New-York next
season he will have new play BY Justin H"ntfy Me-
McCartny the autho: OF II ] were in; kihg. Itr az
Charles Dalton. in The Helmet of Navarro
Tomorrow night the annual Schiller celebration
will take place at the Irving Place Theatre IN
honor of the poets birthday. and Wilhelm Tell
will be produced, with Alexander Rottmann in the
title part. and Otto Reimann, Franz kierschner
Adolf Zimmerman. Vladimir Schamberg. Max
HanseIer. KHthe Brandt and Hermine Warnain in
the other principal parts This performance will
be attended by great number of students. Tues
day evening will bring the first American produc-
ton of Buchbnder's three-act comedy. DIE Dritte
Escadron- The leading comic part. that OF Il
colonel of Hungarian regiment, has been as
signed to Gustav Won seyffertttz and the prncipai
female part will be played by Miss HHdwis Won os
on "Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings
While 4n o o9 2f the SeGEge ss
The Ironmaster. will take place. AS Philippe
RedWs HanF % Psg aTe T he
matinee at popular prices. will bring repetition
E. H. Sothern's in ''If I Were King at
the Garden Theatre is If anything greater than
ever. The demand for seats extends to the end Of
the engagement. the last night of which is Satur
day, November 80 Wednesday matinees will begin
this week.
David Warfeld. in The Auctioneer." the
Bijou Theatre. still fills the house with well
pleased audience at every performance 1t is an
OCe6 that his eta iS irSaS here
indeed. some other engagements ahead for the
theatre but they are still considerable distance
ahead
Charles Hawtrey maintains his marked popular
ity in "A Message from Mars at the Garrick
Theatre. Mr.. Hawtrey is to remain in this coun-
try till April, when he will be obliged return to
America again to begin another season in Septem-
Miss Elsie de Wolfe and her company will begin
their second week at the Victoria Theatre
evening There have been good houses thus
''F5ben Holden" continues It's at the Savoy
Theatre with F. NJ Holland in the title part The
managers express themselves satisfied with the
reception given to the play, and predict an ex-
tended run.
Daniel Frohman has extended the run Of The
Messenger Boy until the middle of December.
thus postponing the usual appearance at Days Of
his stock On % of the . es
are constantly added TO the performance
The musical farce The Liberty Bellies is sti1l
proving attractive at the Madison Square Theatre
and Its there has been extended TIL Decem-
Der 28
For the coming week Tony Pastor offers an ex-
ceent programme He has Leroy and Clayton.
will introduce George NJ. Cohan's Hogan OF
the Hansom' Miss Florence Bindley, the Crane
Brothers Fiske and McDonough, Miss Emma
Krause Billy Carter in banjo songs and mono
ogue Carr and Jordan Russell and Bpckey the
Mills and Beecher as The German Professor and
Ms Pupil Harris and De Loss Benne in e, and He51 -
the it Win s,Ss Se%s 2ew nS HSWrd
The New Yorkers'' continues its run the Her
aid Square Theatre. New features have been added
in the shape of dance for the star. Dan DAILY.
and new musical numbers for Miss virginia Earle
remain the Herald square Theatre until the hrst
Richard Mansfield. in "Beaucaire.
Nine. Butterfly returns TO Proctors Twenty
third Street Theatre Mile. PilarMorn continues IN
the part OF Cho-Cho-San. The continuous vaudeville
embraces Dooley and towley. Martin and Quigg.
Montrell luggler; Price and teheaT musicians; the
and the kalatechnoscope moving pictures; The
begns al p h M aed Wec
Frances and their company being the leaders.
blue Jeans is continued for a second week at
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre and its
tional likely to appeal to large houses
Continuous performances rule here. vaudeville
being given between acts and preceding and follow
ing the play. The Four Probyn Sisters. the Yalta
Duo Russian dancers Emmonds. Emmerson and
Emmons; Charles B. Ward. character singer;
Weston and Beasley; Ostrado gymnast. and Del
phino musical clown make up diversified selec-
tion. Wayne and Caldwell head the continuous
sunday concert, which begins at p. m. Billy S.
Clifford, the Five Nosses and others will be seen
in the same bill
Nancy & Co" of Proctor's revivals of Au-
gustin Daly's comedies. is at the Fifty-eighth
Street Theatre. Vaudeville will be given between
acts. the list including Howley and Leslie. Carrie
Graham Billy 5 CHnord the three WestonS
Barry features of the Sunday concert. which is
continuous from p.
The Hanons head bill of vaudeville with their
acrobatc pantomime ''Phunphoran' Proctor's
One -hundred-and-twenty-h Street Theatre The
Florenz Troupe. acrobats; Bennett and Young
Lynn WelCher. Raymond and Caverly and others
fill up the programme. "A Quiet Family" intro
ducing the Hanlon Brothers Will be the opening
sketch. Sunday concerts are continuous after
p m
Miss Anna Held. In The Little Duchess"
tinues please audiences which tax the capacity
Of the CASING at every performance The new song.
B. F. Keiths production of living studies
will be of the features of the bill this week.
Cinquevalu, as usual heads the bill Other attrac-
tions are Bruett and Rivieres. French duettists;
Jess Dandy the Todd Judge family of acrobats,
Dolph and Susie Levino as The Rural Artists;
and Brooks instrumentalists; Josie and Willie
Bsrrows, IL dancing specialtes, and John Healey
The management of the American Theatre prom
ises an elaborate production of "A Lady of Quail
l+,, for the coming week This play last seen