New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

stay there till warm weather. II the public
to desire its continuance.
Miss Julia Marlowe continues to play Mary Tudor
In when Knighthood Was in Flower at the
Criterion Theatre. and the appearances are that
she will continue to do for time to come.
new productions % next season. and shakespearian
Miss Amelia Bingham and her company still play
THE Climbers TO good audiences at the Bijou
Theatre. The changes which have been made in
the cast do not to affect the performances un-
dence of appreciation at first
Miss Ethel Barrymore and her company have
played Captain Jnks of the Horse Marines at
the Garrck Theatre hundred times, and
1t seems clear that they Will remain there till the
end OF the season.
Nine. Helene Odilon Will remain at the Irving
Place Theatre until May s. when the season closes
Nine Odilon Will appear IN Bracco's "Faithless
see her in this part, The Twin Sister will be
repeated at every other performance this week and
next Wednesday matinees VIII be given.
Under Two Flags" at the Garden Theatre will
reach Its Tooth performance Wednesday evening
In celebration of its arrival at this point In its
career pictorial souvenirs OF the play will be dis
tributed.
THE Casino Girl" which has had a good attend
ance at the Knickerbocker Theatre during the last
three weeks, enters Its last week at this house
tomorrow night. The specialtes of Albert Hart.
sam Collins. Mr.. Sullivan. Mr.. Fairleigh Miss
Snyder and Miss Seymour are all entertaining.
AT the Broadway Theatre The Price of Peace
transplanted from the Drury Lane, continues to
Lackaye. Arthur Forrest, Miss Minnie Seligman
and Miss Anne Sutherland appear to advantage.
A figure of the Empress of Germany is
placed exhibition the Eden Musee to-day. Sew
eral new groups will be added In the course
ceived and viii be eXhibited hourly The afternoon
and evening concerts will continue.
Uncle Toms Cabin" retains it's hold upon popu-
lar interest and moves crowds to laughter and
tears at the Academy of Music
At Proctor's East Fifty-eighth-st theatre the
three-act farce pink Dominos' will be produced
this week. preceded by the curtain raiser Our Bit
terest Foe" The variety features preceding the
plays and between the acts are Fatma and smaun,
the Burmese pygmies; Jess Dandy Lille Western.
concert. from : to 1880 p, m, viii have score of
well known variety acts
Harlem will this week the F. F. Proctor
Stock Company in the three-act farce ''Dr. BIZ
and the curtain raiser Sunset" The variety feat
ures interspersng the programme are George w.
Monroe, Pauline Moran and her pickaninnies. Mad
cline Sadol and others. To-day's continuous
rison. the Nichols sisters, Lille Western. etc
For the last week OF vaudeville Proctors
Twenty third Street Theatre an attractive bill has
been arranged. The leading feature is Severus
Schaefer the juggler The dramatic star of the pro-
gramme for this week is Kathryn Osterman. in her
comedietta, THE Widow" and others Jules
and Ella Garrison in the travesty. "A Bit of Non
the Althea Twins. acrooatc dancers: the Arm
strong Brothers. Howard and Linder, etc. To-day's
continuous concert. from to 1O:45 p. m includes
J. X. Emmett. Lottie ellison. Musical Dale. etc.
The run of Madame Butterfly" at Proctor's
Fifth Avenue Theatre is drawing to a close and 1t
is in its final fortnight. Joseph Hart and Carrie
De Mar the variety leaders. in "A Close Call"
and others Maude Courtney. Torcat, Warren
and Blanchard. Terry and Elmer. dancing experts;
Forman and Howleto banjoists; the three Con-
santine Sisters. the kalatechnoscope motion pict
ures, etc. To-day's continuous concert. from to
On May the musical portion of the Z. F. Proctor
Procors Street W Theatre in Wooison
Morses three act musical farce, Cinderella at
School,
At the Murray Hill Theatre the Donnely stock
| company will be this week in The Crust of
Society The cast will include Miss Eta Proctor
Otis Mrs. Eastlake Chapel
This week Tony Pastor offers at his theatre Miss
Artie Hail. James f Mcdonald and Annie Martell,
Ralph Post and Essie Clinton. Joe and Nellie
Doner in IAN Escaped Lunatc.' Billy Link. min
strel and monologist; Rae and Brosche in their
musical sketch. Miss Eene Jaqua. Alvan. tramp
| JPmes Williamson and Gilbert the Sharpes. Rice
and Walters, Miss Willette Charters In new songs
| the vtagraph. and Moreland Thompson and Am Am
ber introducing a new act full of singing dancing
| etc.
The continuance of The .Prima Donna at the
Herald Square Theatre is announced. The cast in
| cludes Miss Lulu Chaser Miss Eta Butler. who
| gives her limitations: Miss Catherine Lewis. Miss
| Toby claude, William Cameron and w. P. Carleton
| A new departure Will be made at Roster & Biars
Music Hall this week, with the introduction of
| operetta INTO the bill. The Maud Daniel Opera
Company will appear in Fra Diavoi3;" Nell Nell
| Gvyn'' is promised at early date. vaudeville
| will also be included in the bill.
| The Victoria will closed after the coming
| week MY Lady has had good season. For
| the closing week of the New York engagement
| Miss Cheridah Simpson will introduce new songs
| and Charles J. Ross will present burlesque on
| one of the latest Broadway plays. For tonight
| the managers have arranged another concert pro-
| gramme
! At Keith's this week La Presa will continue at
the head of the BILL There also three sketches
| on the programme MY Wife's First Husband" ="
| produced by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Milton Royle; "A
| Woman's Dilemma offered by the May Went
| worth Patti Rosa company. and THE Ambitious
| YOUTH by Edwin Weston and Bessie Beasley. The
Iielmrech family of acrobats will also entertain.
| as will Williams and Adams. Mykey, tho clown
| magician. and his dog Paddock Harry Parker and
| his performing dogs Fl. NJ Lorrett the comic Jug
| gler the biograph. Jacklin and Ingram. In Illus
| trated songs; w T. Houston. impersonator and the
| stereoptcon
| williams and Walker and their company of fifty
| people will make their first bow to Grand Opera
| House audiences this week In their production
| Sons of Ham The thirty first of T. D. Marks s
| concerts takes place tonight at the Grand Opera
| House, with the following bill: Fields and Ward
Brown. Harrison and Brown. the Glenroy Brothers,