New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

"Florodora'' begins its forty-seventh week at the
Casino tomorrow night. The old favorites. in
Guiding Cyril Scott and Miss Guelma l.. Baker, have
returned to the cast The new costumes worn by
the company lend added color and briliancy to the
production
John Drew will begin his fourth week in THE
Second in Command at the Empire Theatre to-
morrow evening. The regular wednesday matinees
will begin this week.
Arizona enters on the sixth week of its run at
the Academy OF Music tomorrow night The pro-
duction Of Mr.. Thorlas's play continues to find
With the t Of a ss ser to
Miss Ethel Barrymore will play Captain Jinks
of the Horse Marines" the Ciarrick Theatre for
only two weeks longer. She will be followed there
by the first appearance in this country Of Charles
m'tSk fron Mars" This play had of two years
in London.
William Faversham Is finishing his first month
In "A Royal Rival at the Criterion Iheatre' anu
there is no abatement of the popularity and pros
his engagement Matinee performances will be
given beginning with this week.
lanes X Hackett has resumed hts engagement
in Don Cnsar's Return" at Wallack's Theatre.
This play Will be continued for only short time
longer new one is to be produced sef9rs banns the
Ambassador" by Z. E. Rose, which is to be put
on the stage some time In October
The audiences at the Lyceum Theatre have ap-
narentlv been well pleased with the performances
of THE Forest Lovers given by Miss Bertha Gal
land and her company. The third week OF the run
will begin tomorrow. and the usuai 1hursuas
matinees will be resumed this week
Shadows of a Great City,, l.. R. Shewelis
drama. which has not been seen In New-fork In a
number of years, will be this weeks revival at the
Murray Hill Theatre.
The following bill is announced at Tony Pastor
this week: Frank Gardiner and Lottie Vincent. in
"A Shattered IdoI'; Linton and Mcintyre. in AN
ITnloving Lover Condit and Morey and their
company in Edmund Days Jefferson Adams, At
torney'-; Dan and Dolle Mann. Edward Clark W.
Ward. Pearl Bradburn and George p Murray: 'r;; r.
"Doctor Daffy"; Farrell and Richardson Satsuma
the Japanese equilibrist; Fred Hurd; conJuror: r
Rado and Bertman. in the acrobatic sketch Inc
New Girl''; De Blaker and the vitagraph
Andrew Mack. Tom Moore. enters on the last
fortnight OF his engagement at the Herald square
Theatre tomorrow night The experiment is pro-
nounced successful one
CInouevaln will continue the star at keiths 8
this week As was predicted. this theatre was
packed at every performance last week Cinque-
vau tricks to present nexs weeS and 6ne
management VIII surroHnu II nv entertainers are
VIII H. Cressy ard Blanche Dayne. Winton. the
Australian ventriloquist; Sydney Grant Elseeta
dancer: the Automobile Girl and Grant and Ray
Tomorrow evening begins the second and last
week of David Higgins and Miss Georgia Waiaron
AT the Fourteenth Street Theatre in Up YORK
state" The Cipher Code" in which John E.
Kelerd will make his first appearance as star
IN this city. will be presented at the fourteen.h
Street Theatre on Monday, September 60 The
story deals with life IN diplomatic. social and hnan-
cal circles In Washington. The company includes
Miss Maud Hoffman, Mrs Russ "hytai' Estaeyook no
Galloway Miss Mabel Aylwara Miss a, Kate nan san
orS a. wedSeTs Cell Msenus Richard webster
John Ried and Frank Winston
A wax hsur. representing President Mckinley
lying In state is announced at the Eden Musee
At Weber & Fields's Music Hall the crowds which
never fail here are in nightly attendance at the
performances Of '.Hoity Toity" and the ouriesaue
~ Nine Bnfterrv" has been much admired.
The Rogers Brothers in THE Rogers Brothers
In Wsshington" begin the last four weeks of their
engagernent at the Knickerbocker Theatre to-mor-
: row evening. Their will not be extended
The programme arranged for this week by the
management of the New-York Theatre Is practi-
calIy the same the OF last week. The
Kings Carnival is still TO be Misses Dress
ler Gilman Burt and Summerville and Messrs.
Harrison, DOane. McAvoy and McCree will intro
duce some songs etc, the coming week The
/ ballet Il Amour remains. several SpeClaltlSS VIII
also be on the bill For to-night's concert pro-
gramme including the following has been ARRANGED
Juuie McCree. William G. Fields. Emma Carus
Charles Case. Laura Burt. William Gould, LYDIA
Arnold. VIII Archie John Ford and Miss Win
chester Charles II. Prince. Young and Brooks
Harry Brown Love Me Lie" with johnny
! Johnson.
| Ii Tortajada. the Spanish dancer. from the AL
hambra. London, will appear in THE Ladies' Para
| disc" at the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow
night. She will dance the Cachucha and other
In disc NM n
eliminatons and several additions have been made
| The production now runs smoothly
"A Fair Rebel at the One-hundred- and tw enty-
! fifth Street Theatre. plays it's last week the
| Proctor Circuit. beginning tomorrow afternoon
Anna Theresa Bergers cornet solos will be feat
of the between act diversion and the kalatech-
There will be other specaltes including songs by
3. Vision and Leicester.
Al the Fifty-eighth Street ''Incog'' will be the
| Offering. with special vaudeville selections 70,
! presentation between acts Werner and Reider will
head the specialists. this being their second
Proctor Circuit since their return from their
afternoon only special performance of Camille
will be given by the company playing ''lncos dur
| ing the remainder OF the week.
Forbidden Fruit will be the Fifth Avenues
Offering. with The Open Gate furnishing ele-
ment of contrast. The Hanlons. in "Phunphorall.'
are retained for second week. The Florence
\ Troupe. acrobats. opens a fortnights engagement
| a feature of tine vaudeville division OF the con-
tinuouS entertainment always provided at the Fifth
Avenue. Henry z. Cyr. Master Harry La Van, the
Flying Squadron Quartet and Pan-American pct-