New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

will offer his monologue, THE Information
Bureau" J. X Murray and Clara Lane will ap-
| pear in condensed version of grand opera. and
W. H. Clemart. the English ventriloquist makes
| his temperance in America in his skit. "On
/ the Sands" Others Warren and Blanchard
! Pauline Moran and her .pickaninnies; Hale and
| Chinqnilia and Dunufro; musical trio; Mr., and
9ny.,,y Mrs Tony Farrell in An american Duke" and
| concert from 80 TO 1915 p. M. will be given to-
! day.
| Madame Butterfly is rapidly nearing its one
i hundredth performance at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre, and still maintains its drawing powers
| Severus Schaeffer the juggler is retained for
! second week The new features for this week
kathryn & Osterman in her new play The widow:
and his company. the Baileys the Brooks brothers
Chalk Saunders, Laura Comstock and dozen
tains many specially acts.
| A big programme continuous features will be
given at Proctors Palace this week. William De-
we're will offer a speciality, aided by William
Morrow; the five Oracs European grotesques;
W. T. Eckert and Emma Berg will present their
Japanese operetta, Little Pee Weet' and Zena
the bill are the Nichols sisters Gacinta Della
Rocca. vi9nist; John Healy, Terry and Elmer,
days continuous ont concert from to 10A6 p; m; has
Ralph.
At Proctors twenty fifth Street
Theatre this week there will be the debut
of the Burmese Indian pyGmies, Fatma and Smaun,
who. though only twenty inches high perform
various acrobatic feats. The others include Dupont
and Lothian, Ward and Curran. Clarice Vance the
four Rentons, the Crane brothers. Soto Sunetaro
and Ingram and Jacklin. To-days continuous con-
Clara Lane Pete Baker. Dean Edsali, TrovoIio,
Newell, Chinqula and Dunufrio etc.
The farce Are You Mason" is continued at
Wallack's Theatre Its stay will be short and it
Ml be followed by return engagement of Miss
James J. Corbett appears at Roster & Balls at
every performance of the White Rats. An Easter
bill this week includes Edward Favor and Edith
Sinclair. George Evans the three Powers brothers
trick roller skaters; Jennie Yeamans the three
Livingstones. acrobats; Eugene Garfield and Tim
Cronin BlocksOm and Burns, Annie Hart. Mile
Lofty, the nine Toozoon Arabs. whirlwind ath-
oTbet s ami 1Hn nI GneT Mrs Saes snc ~
Drew, James j. Morton lie Roy and Clayton ".
Gahil Davies Juan Cacied9 Halnes and Pettingill
ters Mazuz and Mazet Frank and Don and Others
Ned Wayburn has been engaged by A. H.
Chamberlyn TO reconstruct the production os My
Lady" running at the Victoria Theatre and to
general stage director of all his attractions
4 new principal will be introduced in the cast Of
Simpson is the newcomer She will play the part
of DArtagnaC
This week the management Of the New-York
Theatre will present the usual programme. The
Prosper Troupe and the Aglos Troupe return and
will be seen in the olio. After Office Hours" will
be presented together with ~The Giddy Throng"
the patriotic March of Old Glory and The
Devils Dream" For to-nght's concert and to-
days matinee an extra bill has been prepared. 1t
includes the Vienna Concert Company Maxwell and
simpson, Lillian Leslie and Don Mccain. Fred
Nioio. Truly Shattuck Montrell, Ernest Hogan.
Edna Aug. Rooney and Gehrue, Emma Carus Sig
norma Rita Mario Billy Gould and others.
Weber and Fields enter on the last three weeks
OF the season at their music hall tomorrow night
The Introduction Of travesty Captain Jnks"
has given new life 10 the entertainment. The an
nual testimonial 10 the treasurer. Mr.. Minehan will
be given this evening The entire stock conpan,
viii appear. In addition many Of the best known
people IN the vaudeville world.
Many moving pictures VIII be shown at the
Eden Musee this week. They include scenes of
famous places and personages and In addition
noon and evening concerts during the week will
nave attractive programmes. and to-day's will he
made up almost entirely OF Easter music.
Ted Marks has prepared strong bill for his
Easter concert. which Will take place tonight at
the Grand Opera House with the following array
of talent James F. Dolan and Ida I.enharr Camp-
bell and Dare. Howe and Scott Joe Nardmann
George HusS"y. Edna Murrllia. Lille Lawson.
Homer and Homer Charles Orchard f. DaVcnnort
and Ruth Mantcll, Louise Ekal and others
The Strollers the well known amateur dramatic
CLUB have moved their quarters from their former