New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

bfS His CharacteTlZdlIoli VI 80
prince continues to attract and delight ali the peo
ME that the theatre will seat. Mr.. MahsHeIu ooe'
not plav any other than SATURDAY InaiIS d So1are
week On closing his season at II lT b eneciaI train
ravt month he will at once oS SPeC
to visit five cities South on his wa{ 10 rain
9yj 90 almost directly to Chicago wheTe MI ne VIII
remain for the greater part OF Midi " ~
Miss Mauie Adams tomorrow hlsh' oesi
last two weeks of her two months engagement a1
the Knickerbocker Theatre She d Is sun in "0uaiity
Street and will not appear in any othef p'AS III
her present engagement
The vaw-yor} Winter Garden will be opened tor
the season tomorrow evening Inc gafueH - ol
the roof of the New-York Theatre nme Upn-ls G
D,iu he marked bv the production or 1he supper
60 ;, o,,sioaI farce by sydney Rosenfeld. which
will ne presented bv the New-York Winter Gardeh
Stock COMPANY Thomas .. Seabrooke Will wiz Pe b gei
as wealthy parvenu whose nT"s ssnirations which
h fnds il difciit to crafty Miss Virginia Earle
b Is %q0~ how ranS of charms has several new
songs George Fuller Golden has an I lax
6tb@r members of the cast will be Miss Ioby
Claude Mss Nagde as Ssdap Mqm Hart ' Miss Ada
Lewis Alexander Clarke, Miss Adele Archer anu
Miss Oriska Worden
.CoIorado'. will end its run at Waack's Theatre
with this week and will then resume its tour 1t
u.,m he followed here by Kyrle Bellew, once a
member Of Lester Wallack's company IN TINS inca inca
tre, who will appear next week IN a "''eii"'A
OF France"
The farce Der Heirathsmarkt.' which was re-
,,.ad 1,-,tb favor last Wednesday, will be repeated
every evening this week at the Irving Place Thea
e Beginning tO-day Mr. C0nred Pe gives give {ar ye S SPs
GSiaddn or the wonderful Lamp" will be per
formed bv children
TIL. companv headed by James T. Powers and
Miss May Robson will play The Messenger Boy
al Daly's Theatre for weeks longer, ending It's
long run January 4. The company VIII theh
thaafr will Re
MI MI tt nIII season with sydney Grundys Frocks
and Frills" be followed after time by Nolre
Dame"
David Warfed and his company will play The
Auctioneer" for one more week before leaving New
York They have finished their % be run at
the Bijou Theatre, and thus week theE VIII "e seen
a the Harlem Opera House
Miss Annie Russell Mrs. G. H. Gilbert and the
company which surrounds them have pleased their
audiences in their performances of The Girl and
the Judge" which is continued at the LFceum
Theatre.
The Little Duchess" played and sung by Miss
Anna Held and her company still holds the atten-
ton of large crowds at the Casino. Some improve
ments have recently been made In the second i aci
and new musical numbers have been lntroduced
here and there.
one more week remains of the run of The Lib
erty Bellies" at the Madison Square Theatre. II
will he followed there by Sweet and twenty
Whicn mas naH 4 loHB run ~ '' ''''-N- ''''
atre. in London. The COMPANY engaged IN II WI NJ
include Miss Anne O'Ncin, Harry b. stanford W.
H. Thompson Richard Bennett. Sidney Drew.
Harry Rose Donald Gallaher. Mrs Sidney Drew
and Miss Eleanor SANFORD
Three matinees will be given this week at the
Theatre Republic. where Miss Grace George Is
nearing the end Of hor run in Lottie Blair Parker
Under Southern Skies" Besides the usual after
given on Friday Miss George leaves NewYork
for the road on January Il.
BY way of a novelty in "Fiorodora" the seXtet
will have some new gowns tomorrow night The
musical farce stlIl goes and there ia no more
falling off in attendance than is reasonably TO be
davs Rave on all theatrical attractions-an effect
from which fun recovery IS expected afteT Ne"
Years
The rural play Up York State" will begin tn"
second week Of its run at tho Fourteenth Street
Theatre tomorrow evening. 1t seems to be rs
popular as it was on its visit TO this theatre
This evening Mr. Rosonquest will begin a series
Of popular Sunday evening concerts "t the Four
teenth Street Theatre. The fret concert viii ne
for tho benefit Of the White Rats cf America. The
long programme will include Ezra Kendall. George
! W. Munroe. Sparrow. the -four Mazappas ,Ile anna
ISo V-aIfsr Stanton I4arrit Strakosch Stine
and Evans, Maude Nugent and others
The Christmas bill Of vaudeville at Proctors
! Twcnty-thrd Street Theatre is an attractive one
! The Cycle Whrl' continues he the chief feat
| ure Captain Webb's trained seals retained for
| A second week Kitty Mitchell IS another favorite.
and the Christmas week programme also engages
| the services of Haines and Nidocq. the SIX Black
birds Hugh Stanton and FIoren1s @ M3dana ma n id M
Stantons sketch For Retornl buItm anu y tiuir HT
Watson and Newton Singers and and damcfpS. ana MT.
| continuous from i.3O p. m.
! Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre will have The
Still Alarm" as its attraction this week The Sisters
| Hawthorne Nellie and Lola, have special engage
! for troag their
specially. The Lily Of La Guda' The continuous
bill viii also employ James Richmond Glcnroy and
nastic feats; a. o. Duncan. ventroquist Gibson
by the lalate technoscope Sunday concerts are con
tinuous after p. m.
Augllstin Days drama The Last Word" is given
by the stock company Proctor's one Hundred
and Twenty-ffth Street Theatre. Charley Case
heads the vaudeville bill and Torcat's eccentric act
is another feature Mason and Francis in rura
sketch the Madcap Trio, in songs and dances, and
Collins and Hardt, acrobats, are also prominent
The Sunday concert begins at p. m. and is con
tinuous.
Peter F Daley assisted by a company OF twenty
IS announced Proctor's FIfty-eighth Street Thea
ire He will hold the stage for about forty min.
utes presenting selections from Of his plays
Bert" Coote and his company will also have prom
inence in the Christmas bill. presenting a sketch
new to New-YOrk vaudeville. entitled "A Lamb in
Wall Street" Billy" S. Cliffords monoogue will
be another feature and the bill will also enlist the
talents OF Charles 3. Ward. singer; Clemence. Gro
and CIemence: Tom Brown whistler; COthilde
Antonio. in posturnSs and campbell and Phelps
The Sunday concerts are continuous after p m.
The Christmas attraction the American Thea
tre will be a revival of Around the World in
Eighty Days" This spectacle was last in New
York at Bowery Theatre-now the Thalia-some
six eight years ago. and ii was produced d num-
Der of years ago at Nblo's Garden. Many improve