New-York tribune., 1901-10-20


Charles Hawtrey has proved himself a welcome
visitor at the Garrick Theatre. where he has now
played "A Message from Mars for two weeks.
The play and the performance have both met with
general appreciation which bids fair to continue
Twelfth Night" with Miss Marie Wainwright
Viola, and Henry V. Donnelly as Sir Toby
Belch. will be this weeks offering of the stock
company at the Murray Hill Theatre
The eighth week of the engagement of John
Drew and his company at the Empire Theatre In
The Second in Command will begin tomorrow
night The audiences are still of the same size
and quality in the earliest weeks of the run
With increased numbers in the company and the
orchestra to fit the larger size Of the stage ana
auditorium of the New-York Theatre. "Florodora
has begun its course there. and Is as popular as
the c9sn9 The Po Sgs q BEEN te in this
city for time, has gone on W West1th 7h ~. Ton
but will return in time 10 1ncI,on 19ln IN n Of the piece
of the anniversary or the productions VI 'i40 P
here, on November L.
The general opinion is that E. H. sothern has
made a considerable success in ''If Were KING,
Of the Garden Theatre. 1t is now a quesuon II
Mr Sothern's time be prolonged at the 1aruei''
The popularity of James K. Hackett's presenta-
tion of Don Caesars Return at Wallaoks me
o,re seams 10 have increased Of late rather than
diminished and his stay has been extended 70 I3r
two weeks from November 2, when II WAS to emu
till November To-
David Warfeld at the Bijou. continues TO ENJOY
the nrosneritv which has rewarded his efforts since
the onening night of The Auctioneer' MatlneeS
orc given on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and seats
for this engagement may be<secured four weeks III
advance.
Papinta, the dancer will head the bill at keith's
this week. The American temperance OF frahh
Lincoln will also be a feature. Others are MT anu
-lraf oh
Young Man; Hal" Davis and company, in one
Christmas Eve: Macarte's trained dogs ana
monkeys the Quaker City Quartet, HARDING ana . An
ing:gier; Dick and Alice McAyoy, in The Waits
Christmas Eve Charles T. ketc9eF he apjTeys am in
a trapeze act; Tom Brown. and the biograph-
The Little Duchess is running merrily at the
Casino with Miss Held the star, and she and her
company are packing the house nightly. long run
seems assured.
There will be another list of novelties at Tony
Pastors this week comprising the Donovans. James
B. and Fannie in their Irish repartee act; Cook and
Sonora in their speciality entitled Going Into the
Vaudeville: Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Farrell in satire
NV Charles Horwitz entitled IAN American Duke;
Casey and lie Clair. in The Irish Tenants MT
and Mrs. Neil Litchfied in the rural sketch @ @Down
at Brook Farm HedTx and PTesc0t' III IN s;na Snstif
act; the Waldron Brothers; Watson ana Newton, IN
Emerson McKeever and Sandry. the vitagraph, and
George Evans
Sweet Marie" with the Russell Brothers. has
apparently settled down for run at the Victoria
Theatre, Mr.. Hammerstein having cancelled all en-
gagements holding time before January. The Rus
sell Brothers VIII tomorrow lhterpoIate thelr spe
cialties in the second act.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre revival of
Augustin Days Nancy & Co" will be given this
week The continuous performances at this house
embrace the following: Whitaker and Hill. banjo
experts; Mayme Gehrue dancer; Carrie Graham's
eed md fazall dapceTs and tbe kaiatechnose6pe
moving pictures. Continuous vaudeville will prevail
to-day, beginning at p. m.
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre offers
revival Of "A Bachelors Honeymoon" preceded by
the little military sketch, Back from Manila
Blanca Lyons violin soloist, leads the vaudeville
acts; Edward Foster and his dog the irene
Mackey Trio singers, and moxing pictures. by the
day vaudeville concert begins at p m.
John Luther Longs little Japanese tragedy.
Nine. Butterfly" moves TO Proctors Fifty-eighth
Street Theatre tomorrow afternoon and will then
be for the first time on the East Side. Her
Last Rehearsal will be given. and there will be
abundance Of vaudeville, The list OF entertainers
an Irish sketch; Arthur Backner, bicyclist; Lea
Reamonde; monologist; Hellman; magician; Louise
The Sunday concerts are continuous
from ..
sandow will exhibit his marvellous strength at
Proctors One -hundred-and-twenty- Street The
atre. His posings under electric lights are a par
tclarly attractive feature. The Baby Chase will
be presented by the stock company with "All's
Fair in Love" and there will be plenty of vaude-
Vile The continuous Sunday concerts begin at
2 p, m, and the engagements are made especially
week viii include Groqs and i. St Alva danSsrs ;
photographs by the kalatechnoscope.
Dan" DAILY and his supporting company, headed
by Miss Virginia Earle. will continue their
ment in The NEWCOMERS at the Herald Square
Theatre till the end of next month, or, in other
words, through Thanksgiving week Richard Mans
field is to appear at this theatre on December 2
The Angeles Sisters will be added to the cast Of
the Weber & Fields company tomorrow, and
there will be several changes in "Hoity-Toity' in
6ered at the uc ha CO eonnus nn
abated. and crowded houses are the rule at every
performance.
At the Eden Musee this week a series of
moving pictures will be shown. entitled Around
the World in Twenty Minutes" The visitors ap-
parentiy leave New-York, and visit successively
England, France. Germany Belgium, Holland, Tur-
KEY Japan Russia and Hindostan The pictures
of the people Other series Of pictures are shown
hourly during the day. Majilton remains an extra
will have good programmes.
The second OF the series Of popular Sunday even
ing concerts will be given at the Academy Of Music
tonight. The bill will include Worth and Wake
field Miss Atalie Claire, Charles Z. Grapewtn and
his company, Rae and Brosche. Dave Lewis. Fisson
and Stewart La Belle Blanche and the Touousain
Troubadours. who will appear for the first time in
this country.
1.-The Forest Lovers" having lately been revised
and improved, will be presented again tomorrow
at the Lyceum Theatre with Miss Bertha Galland
In the leading part and II will be continued at the
I,yceum during the rest of Miss Gallands engage
ment She will return New-York in the spring,