New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Church this evening.
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Julia Marlowe and her whimsical termagant.
Princess Mary Tudor. enter their fourth
month at the Criterion with the close OF this week
Crowded houses at every performance attest the
popularity Of "Forodora," which continues smooth
ly at the Casino. This tuneful farce tomorrow
night enters on the sixth month Of its engagement
the Garden Theatre. where it is confidently ex-
pected that Miss Blanche Bates will play Cigarette.
in Under Two Flags" till the end OF the season
Tomorrow Miss Viola Allen in In the Palace OF
the King" enters on the fourth month of her pros
porous engagement at the Theatre Republic; Miss
public.
At the Lyceum Theatre the double bill is attract
ing large audiences. Especial favor has been shown
TO Captain r Marshalrs THE Shades of Night"
which is acted hy Elsie De Wolfe, f. NJ Holland
and others. The Lash OF a Whip" precedes It,
Herbert Kelley and Miss Efie shannon continue
TO play "Manon Lescaut' at Wallacks Theatre for
the present. This attraction will he followed there
BY the new farce Are You MaSon? adapted
from German piece called Lodge Brothers
which played at the Irving Place Theatre some
time ago.
This week will bring benefit performances
at the Irving Place Theatre. for Carl Emmerich
and Miss Ada Mrrito. on this occasion the long
announced production Of Goethe's Faust will
take place tirst part on two evenings on Tues
day the prologue, on the STAGE and the witches
kmmsrch. who will play Faust While on Friday liy
Mertos benefit Miss Merito will play Gretchen
At all other performances OF the week Women OF
gi.eG {6e rEniS r q >nsis4 ridd &l lti 1
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engagement here. which Will begin on April 10 and
Will last for TWO weeks.
san Toy enters its fourth w"@k n palv'~ 7'N'-
atre tomorrow and shows no signs Of abatement
IN the popular desire to and hear the tuneful
The mos, notable change in the bill Keith's
this week will he the Girl with the Auburn Hair.
She can remain at Ketth's for only week The
August family Of jugElers is retained for third
week. The dramatic element VIII be represented
BY Milton and DoI!te Nohes who VII play Ian "A "A Blue Blue
Shtan and Charles Warren viii present QUO
her i'' cbaracter songs. Ascott and Eddie viii do
some acrooauc dancing. and a long bill OF special
ties Is provided
The last week OF Miss Edna May in The Girl
from Up There at the Herald Square Theatre will
begin tomorrow evening. The organization sails
for Europe the latter part Of next week
Inc usual programme Will ne iFtHtult'! 'i4S "'Nh
at the New-York Theatre. The bill includes the
celebrated Prosper troupe Of acrobats, who made
their American debut last week. After once
Hours" The Giddy Throng." The Devils
9s Fde March Of sm 9 G and and az mm@ 2a
Carus. For the concerts this afternoon and evening
and Heath Les Collins sam Marion and the
Mccoy Sisters. Dan McAvoy ana his company,
Gehrue. Lille Western, Mykey and Paddock, Eliza
beth Murray Olive Ulrich. Myer Cohen John west
nd Nina EarTinEtON
William Collier will celebrate the hfteth per
formance of "On the quiet at the Madison Square
souvenirs There Is little doubt that Mr.. Collier
and his company will remain in town until warm
weather
There will be another good bill Tony Pastors
this week comprising the three Power Brothers.
who will make their first appearance here in two
years in their bicycle acrobatic novelty entitled
The Paris Exposition: Linton and Mcintyre. in
"An Unlovng Lover; the Smedcy Sketch Club.
psedGg he , i F warn a@d and adEa ra5
Troubles; the dog Doc, exhibited oy the educator
lie Western Miss Maud Mcintyre. John z. Drew.
Nellie FranEn a8a na5ei Harrnst6n veHirio
qust; Lyons. juggler Billie and frankie v VIII
Jams in 'Lindy and the Lady. and views on the
vitagraph.
Miss May Irwin. who holds high favor with the
frequenters of the Grand Opera House, will he the
attraction at that theatre for the coming week She
will appear in "Madge Smith. Attorney" All the
songs and the same production which was seen IN
Broadway will be given at the Grand opera House
The twenty sixth OF T. ID. Marks popular CON
certs takes place the Grand Opera House to-
night, with the following array: John kernel
Blocksom and Burns. Edna Aug, Annie Hart; Gar
Wilbur. Fred Rcse the Bates MusicaI ITO
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Welcher, the Waidron tiroth-
ers ]. Swift Nellie De Veau. the Meredith Sisters
and James DeVlin
The leading feature of the programme at Proc
tors Twenty-thrd Street Theatre for this week
Will be supplied by Mrs. Felix Morris and her com
pany in the comedietta The Lady and the Burg
lar William Devere will make his continuous
debut. assisted by William Morrow. Others in the
bill the three Nilona Sisters Pete Baker. the
Crane Brothers the Baieys, singers and dancers
Kreisels dogs. Signor BarbarettO. barytCne, and
August and his singing monkey. TO-dayS contnu-
concert from 130 to 10:i5 p. m, has the usual
long list of speciality numbers
David Belasco's production OF Madame Butter
iy' is retained the chief feature of the pro-
gramme at Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre. The
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