New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

NOTES OF THE STAGE.
E. H. Sothern will begin the second week of his
engagement at the Garden Theatre in Richard
Lovelace' tomorrow evening. The results OF the
venture thus far seem TO be SATISFACTORY and the
advance sales of seats give promise of good run
"Florodora" still runs at the New-York Casino
to crowded houses. Several old favortes return to
the cast this week Cyril Scott will resume his old
L. Baker will take up the part of Vaileda Miss
Redmond
John Drew is drawing excellent houses with 1.-THE
Second in Command at the Empire Theatre, al
though the is still new. He will doubt
less make his usual prolonged stay Wednesday
matinees will begin next week
Arizona" remains at the Academy of Music and
likely to remain for some time. as it is still
pleasing large audiences. and appears to be the
like.
The performance of 1.-THE Forest Lovers" with
Miss Bertha Galland at the Lyceum Theatre, has
since the first night been curtailed nearly one hour;
ana the play now ems al IL CIoeH' III ne go,l
week
Francis Wilson and his company will appear at
the Harlem Opera House this week in THE Stroll
ers" the musical farce which they gave few
weeks ago at the knickerbocker Iheatre' Inc
supporting company remains the same as DOWN
town.
William Faversham has met with gratifying pub
lie support in his efforts in "A Royal RIVAL at the
Criterion Theatre. and he goes with the prospect
or a prosperous season "Wednesday matlhees VII!
be resumed at this house September %
At wallack's Theatre James X Hackett will on
Wednesday begin a series of midweek matinees.
present Before leaving New-York Mr.. Hackett will
produce new play by Edward E. Rose entitled "A
Chance Ambassador"
! The management of The American Theatre
nounces for tomorrow production OF IAN Enemy
of the King the romantic drama in which f. H.
Sothern played a short time ago. The play will be
presented with scenery. handsome costumes
and appropriate accessories. The part of De
Launay. originally acted by Mr.. sothern will be
the company Miss Jessaline Rogers will be seen
the heroine, Julie
There will be an attractive bill at Tony Pastors
for the coming week headed by Miss Georgia
Gardiner and Joseph Madden. in George II. Elmer
ich's farce entitled TOO Many Darlings-" Others
are Jones' Grant and Jones: Gus Williams. who
will appear here for the first time this season in
his latest monoogue 1.-THE Seven Reed Birds: Sui
Ivan and Pasquelena. Rae and Brosche, Bingham;
Iosie Evans; In their sketch Little Playmatss.;
magician. and the American vitagraph. with
European views
Broadhurst's farce why Smith Left Home" will
be the offering OF the DonnelIy Stock Company at
the Murray Hi rhea5re TINS WEEK; me cast IN
This week at the Fifth Avenue George Han
Ion. OF the Hanon Brothers. pantomimists. will
introduce his sketch ''Phunpheral" in which he
Will be assisted by his two sons Frederick and
George Hanlon. jr. Another number will be the
American temperance of Jaques Inaudi Irving
| Walton impersonator; Russell Hilman barytone,
and Rose Ingerson. soprano. will also be included
/ f1lo hn al1
present animated views of scenes at the Pan-Amer-
| lean during the Presidents visit, one showing the
President reviewing the troops on the aitern hI
| when the attempt was made to assassinate MIN
The dramatic element OF the c9nuhuU u.s. SI
| Up in Harlem the stock company will present
''Incog" Preceding It Meadow Sweet, little
pastoral play. will be given. vaudeville being IN
troduced between acts to keep the performance
continuous during the time the doors are open
The house closes from to p. m. In the vaude-
willie section the American Temperatures of Werner
a ass W be the leading feature Of interest There
will be other entertainers to appear between
views of the Pan-American Exposition
..The JIlt'' will be the dramatic offering at the
Fifty-eighth Street with the customary allotment
OF vaudeville turns interspersed between acts The
prevailing custom is TO close this house between .
9b m e9s au Ie e cT
views by the and variety afeS Ds
between the four acts of The Jill.
| At the Twenty third Street the hit made by the
| Florence troup of acrobats has resulted III their
heinr retained for second week TO head the vaude-
| vile Dion Rouccault's Forbidden Fruit will be
! the offering of the stock company, ana II VIII De
| nreceded by THE Open Gate There VIII De an
aahundance of vaudeville presented between acts,
ana the performances will be continuous, afternoon
and evening.
Andrew Mack's experiment in transferring his
! activities to n Broadway theatre Is finding alto
| rether satisfactory results. His new play Tom
| Moore is drawing good houses at the fieraIa
Theatre, and especially so at ihatiuees'
| which are given on Wednesdays ana saturdays
| A new moving picture has just been received at
! the Eden Musee showing the funeral of the En-
| press of Germany Moving pictures of the Pan
| American Exposition will also be shown the COM
inc week including an excellent view of the Temple
! Of Nusic where President Mckinley was shot The
figure of the would ASSASSIN occupies the PRISON
| ceu in the Chamber OF Horrors: MOVING PCT
efternoon and evening concerts will have pleasing
programmes
Tho engagement OF the Rogers Brothers and
! tbcir company at the Knickerbocker Theatre. IN
..T,ho Rogers Brothers Washington, will be con-
! tnred for five weeks longer. This is the time
| oririnnv SET for the The company VIII theil
heein the tour which has been arranged lor H. anu
th stage of the Knickerbocker will be occupied Dy
other attractions.
Paul Cinauevali. the jugSer. will be the 80
| feature at Keith's this week He comes from the
IiDno6ron,e London, where he has been a feature