New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The last performance of Julia Marlowe in when
Knighthood Was in Flower will be given week
from next Saturday. This will be the 165th time
the play has been produced in this city. Miss Mar
lowe will again appear here in the play next fall
The Criterion Will open, however, early In the au-
tumn with William Faversham in a new play, en-
titled "A Royal Rival" written by Gerald Du
Maurer
.'On the Quiet" with William Collier in the lead
ing part. still continues at the Madison Square
Theatre
THE Brixton Burglary at the Herald Square is
enjoying we'll filed houses each night.
No date has been fixed for the end of the run
of Captain sJinks Of the Horse Marines" in which
Miss Ethel Barrymore will give her nth perform
ance tomorrow night at the Garrck Theatre
"Florodora," according to present plans. will
continue at the Casino all summer. "F1orodora"
has had a OF thirty weeks.
The attraction at the Grand Opera House for
the closing week Is revival of "A Wise Guy"
in which James J. Corbett and George Fuller
Golden have parts. Others in the cast Joe
and Nellie Doner the Flood brothers, the World
brcy At the concert tonight George Thatcher the
famous minstrel, will he the leading feature
The Shakespearan play in which Miss Manner
ing and MT. Hackett viii he seen next spring has
been definitely selected; FQtSlt is quite likely.
to be THE Tanning Of the shte@E'lta} Which Miss
Mannering will play Katharife ard llss IIIfekett
lxed but il is probable that their sbeeiaI tour
will begin about May and continue six weeks.
This city is to have another roof garden this
summer. :he American Theatre. 1t will be
known the Rose Garden. and will open June H.
when Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera The
Mikado" Will be presented by company OF sixty
people The theatre will close at the end OF this
week with Edward f. Kidder's rural drama
Peaceful Valley" The part OF Hosea Howe is
taken by Ralph Stuart the leading man OF the
stock company. The matinee and evening per-
formance on Tuesday, June II. will be FOR the
benefit Of the widow OF John Gernon, formerly
the assistant stage manager Of the theatre
The Kings Carnival" begins its NTH week at
the New-York Theatre this week The show Will
be continued all summer. The programme for this
week also includes After Office Hours and
olio Features at the Cherry Blossom Grove on
the roof for the week Les Theresss the mys-
terious': Hills and Saviany Les Dumonds. the
Prosper Troupe. the Great Waldon William Gould
novelty, entitled The Lambeth Walk; Dorothy
Webb, Emma Carus and company. BlocltsQm and
Burns, Gehrue and Ford. Ernest Hogan. Carl Mar
wigs ballet. The Dream Of Venus: the Great
Everhart, the -Four EmperCrs OF Music. Les
Edoardos and Les Bellies Cascadeuses. There will
be concerts in both the theatre and on the roof
tonight.
Among the chief features OF the programme at
Kelth's Theatre this week are Williams and Walk
er, colored comedians. and Ralph Johnstone. the
trick bcvclist. who continues from last week.
Carolyn Delmore and company present The Bride
groom's Reverie." Others on the programme
Conway and Leland. the monopeds; LefebTe Quar-
tet. saxophone players; W. II. Clement English