New-York tribune., 1901-12-15


She begins the last three weeks OF her engage
ment there tomorrow night with assurance that
the theatre is to remain crowded 1or the rest Vi
her stay.
Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske's performances of
tbe title part in THE Unwecome Mrs. Hatch at
the Manhattan Theatre are continued with no
sign of loss public interest. No play is yet an
nouneed & as for the Close of it's run other
than the end of Mrs. Ffskes engagement in Janu-
alice of Old vtncennes." with Miss Virginia
Harmed in the title part will begin the third Week
1.-The Tanning of the shrew" will be this weeks
revival by the stock company at the Murray Hill
Theatre
Charles Hawtrey has been paying "A Mes
sage from Mars" for two months at the Garrick
Thearte and the popularity of the play and of
his performance is undimnshed. The play has
an appropriate favor for Christmas.
This weeks production the Irving Place
Theatre will take place Wednesday, and will be
g three-act farce by George Okonkowski, entitled
Der Heirathsmarkt." 1t will be repeated only
on Thursday and Saturday evenings of this week,
but will be the bill for the whole of Christmas
week. A performance of Paul Hoyse's poetic play
1.-The Yelled Image at Sais," will take place to-
morrow. On Tuesday the last repetition of Otto
Ernst's "FTachsmann Educator will be given,
and Friday evening will bring performance of
sudermaEns "Johanisfeuer" At the Saturday
matinee schillers Wilhelm e. Tell T obt,6e be
rens matnees will be given at which the ;fi faiFy F
acted by children. The first of Mr.. Conreids lect-
ures on German Poets and Their Language"
Tickets be had free written application
to the management.
THE Sleeping Beauty and the Beast seems to
be gaining in popularity at the Broadway Theatre
as the holidays approach and the public gets
better acquainted with it. The comic portions have
THE Little Duchess is continued the Casino,
with Miss Anna Held in the title part. Miss Held
has introduced new negro song into her part.
She is assisted in it by George Marion and the
chorus.
Bronson Howard's "Aristocracy'' will be pre-
sented the American Theatre this week. 1t was
produced Wallack's in 1892. James f. Wilson
will appear Jefferson Stockton. T. D. Marks's
popular concerts have become established at the
American Theatre. Tonight he offers another bill,
with such names Tom Lewis and Sam j.
Ryan. Loney Haskell Barr ard Evans, De Veaux
and De Veaux. Janette harrington and Miriam
Martell, Swan and O'Day. Edwards and Kernel
well ard Henry and Galott.
The Still Alarm is revived at Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre this week. There will be the
customary abundance of vaudeville between acts.
with Montrells Juggling speciality the feature
EmnoUs Emerson and Emmons will have a
sketch the Six Blackbrds will give singing and
dancing speciality. and Ostrado will show his
agility on the flying rings Josephine Ainsiee VIII VIII
be continuous from - m.
Up in Harlem Augustin Days "7-2o-S' will be
revived by the Proctor Stock Company. Adelaide
Keim will have the leading part. with Duncan
Harris leading the supporting company. "A Mixed
Foursome' will be given, and there will be lib
eral supply of vaudeville between the acts In the
variety list Sheehan and Kennedy will lead, with
tha sleV
Brothers will give boxing bout DelPhino oiteLs a
his own songs The Sunday concert begins at
p m
Proctor's Twenty-thrd Street Theatre has a vau-
deville bill with Francesca Redding the lead
ing feature The list for the continuous perform
ance includes Bettina Girard. in a new monoogue;
Frederick V. Bowers. in songs Collins and II Hard1
acrobats; J. L. Rooney, mCn0loZtst; Al Leech ana
the Three Rosebuds; O'Brien and HaveI IN an aero
jugsler, and Bernard A Williams card manpu; a5iIi
seals The cyce-whrl will also be a factor in the
show.
"Tbe Messenger Boy" will remain at Days The
atre till the beginning of the new year after which
it will Pfgn Pho Its NotTe Dame de- heT R Will follow
Weber & Fields are preparing new travesty. TO
be put on the stage of their music hall within
few weeks In the mean time hoIy m Yen the
house filed.
The Liberty Bellies" will remain at the Madison
Square Theatre for only two weeks longer clos
ing its run on December q. 1t Will be foloWed
there by Sweet and Twenty
For this week Tony Pastor has engaged as his
entertainers Hall and Staley. DICK ana Ahce NC
Ayov in THE Waits Christmas Eve; James Rlch-
mond Glenroy. Ascot and Eddy. Harry thomson
Collins and Madell. in musca! act the Mar d
yelious Martelles," bicycle experts Williams ana
Williams in "Lindy and the Lady Burden ana ana
Rehan in The Rehearsal: Harry and Rhetta
SeaVes maricnette manipulators; the Hecklows,
Cerney and Baker singers and dancers. and the
vitasraph
..New-England Folks" the rural play which has
been performed for several weeks at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. will be seen tomorrow evening at
the Harlem Opera House, where It Will nave the
usual engagement or one week
At Keith's Union Square Theatre this week
woodward's trained seals head the bill. Jacques
Inaudi is retained for another week. The third
attraction The Pageant of Nations" Other at
fractions the Waterbury Brothers and Ienny;
Clarce Vance, Howard's trained ponies, NAOMI
Ethardo the Donovans. Meers and ONO, Mr. ana
Mrs. Swickard. the Gregsons, the biograph and the
Stereoptlcon
Miss Sadie Martinot and her company will begin
their second week in THE Marriage Game" at the
Victoria Theatre tomorrow evening. The IA
miliar notice is given that a few changes have
been made since the opening night
At the Eden Musee a Christmas group has been
placed exhibition in the central hall. 1t Is en-
titled Santa Claus in Distress" and represents
polar scene. Santa Claus, while driving his rein
deers over the mountains, has had a mishap, ana
the well loaded sleigh has overturned A hundred
little Brownies have attacked Santa Claus and are
carrying away his toys.
The roof garden of the New-York Theatre.
fitted for winter use. is to be opened on December
with a new musical by Sydney RoSenfeld,