New-York tribune., 1901-10-13

At the Manhattan Theatre tomorrow evening
Mr. E,isl,e will enter on the fourth week of her
| engagement in Miranda of the Balcony me
| plav has been enjoyed by uniformly large g aHur-
a. r1,leriS; the occa sion for remarkable audience
! of women, even the second nacoH' oeiie
| II stoddart has achieved success in The
| Ronnie Brier Bush@ at the Theatre Republic
! Ruben Fax and John Jennings are admiraoie IONS IONS
TO Mr. stoddart and the rest OF the cas5' s Ab
ooGe as w6icb nc The Bonnie Brer Bush is drawing
| William Faversham. in "A Royal Rival" con-
| tinues TO please large houses at the criterion
| Theatre He is in the eighth week OF MS stay
at that house and promises TO continue Tor some
| time N come For next wednesday afternoon Mr..
Favershan has invited the members OF the ELI- m
Pire Theatre company "h9 Tlm % Snara House To-
witness the performance cf 4 Royal Rival rms
VII be he'd fhe 6 s seeing is former leading man in
play outside the Empire Theatre.
The rival Don Cesar James X. Hackett is also
doing well with MS play Don Caesars Return at
Walacks Theatre; The new leading woman n136rr9 OF
ances of Mariana.
..Richelieu." with Daniel E. Bandman IN the title
part will be the Offering Of the Dopnely STOCK
company at the Murray Hill Theatre this week
In view of the success Of the farce, Fin I'm
beschriebenes Blatt." Mr.. Conried has decided to
postpone the debut of the leading juvenile
woman Fraiilen Hedwig Won Ostermann, VINO was
to appeaF pc 51t g SON oiIY ana ne viii keep
Blank Page on the % age At ATT the afTTday fThs PaGe ma
inee viii bring a repetition of Schilers Maria
Stuart"
ARIZONA" begins its ninth week at the Academy
of Music tomorrow evening. This play has had
more performances in New-York within the last
wear than any other work except "Florodora," and
It will have d considerable number more before II
stops. Tonight at the Academy OF MuslG VIII P De
Concerts To-niEht's bill will include Lydia Yea,
Bells Kitne MteRS Jack NSFwogth gnd
Nils Collins and North VIII J. Cooke and others
David WarfeId is meeting with continued sue
cess in THE Auctioneer" at the Bijou Theatre
where he mas good audiences every night. as well
as on "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, and
they seem be moved by the pathos and to enjoy
the hUmor of the play.
Louis Mann and Miss Clara Lpman will play
THE Red Kloof' for only two weeks longer at the
Savoy Theatre It will then he necessary LOT fee m
TO give way 10 other ne t ,tir
their present venture is gncquEaging 10 IhsiF @ eI
TO attempted.
Keith's Union Square Theatre will have the usual
long and attractive bill for its continuous perform
ance this week. Some of the attractions OF last
week remain. and numerous novelties VII Pe aoaea
the whole making varied ana entertaining COM
bination.
Tomorrow night begins the third and last week
of John E Kellerd's engagement at the Four
teenth Street Theatre, where the final performances
of THE Cipher Code will be given next Saturday
evening On Monday of next week. at the Four
teeenth Street Theatre, Mr.. Rosenquest will make
an eiaPGrate o Of oI which neg Eugene PresbreV
is the author. The new scenery for the play by
farm in spring and summer and a scene IN this
city in a Madison-ave. mansion.
Moving Dictrres will be shown every hour at the
Eden Musee this week, the afternoon and evening
concerts will be given usual and it is scarcely
necessary 10 say that the waXworks are kept up 10
! date.
with their first four performances at the Victoria
| Theatre in Sweet Marie" and there seems TO be
| a prospect of a good run for The musical farce.
Another good show is booked at Tony Pastors
/ theatre for the coming week. 1t consists of
/ Nat NJ Wills. Jules and Ella Garrison. Kelly
and Violette. Josie and Willie Barrows in a sing
Austin Vernon the ventrioquist; the Fauvette sis
nd b peaeTe IN T ne% sh 6e
/ tress," Clark and Gilmore, McCune and Grant in
i an acrobatic sketch. Smirl and Kessner, Wilbur
Amos, grotesque juggler; the vitagraph motion
pictures and others.
/ The American Theatre will tomorrow evening be-
/ gin its promised series of Sardou plays with La
| Tosca'' in which Miss Jessaline Rogers will have
title part Mr. Marks has put together bill for
/ the third of his Sunday concerts at the American
Theatre tonight. with such entertainers as sam
| w. West. the. Wadron brothers, NJ and Mrs. Lynn
/ Welcher. Attic Spencer Roster, Mae Taylor, Mas
ter Howard and Henry and Gaott
The musical extravaganza "Hoity Toity" is con-
/ tinued at Weber & Fiedss Music Hall, together
! with the buresque Of Diplomacy" Other bur
| lesques are in preparation for early production
The friends of Dan" DAILY have thus far rallied
! Loyalty to his support in his star
! at the Herald Square Theatre. They have given
| in The NewY Workers." his musical farce, and
he therefore feels encouraged.
! Sunday concerts are resumed at the Twenty
third Street Theatre to-day. The vaudeville will
be chosen with care. and the performances will be
continuous afternoon and evening. For the coming
India" Harry Brown Adelaide Leeds soprano,
and the kalatechnoscope will be variety features
Cho San, the heroine of Nine. Butterfly" the
Northumberland Twenty fifth Street Theatre this
week. Her Last Rehearsal is added to enter
vaudeville Beginnine today there will he E,inda v
| vaudeville at this house.
| The Fifth Avenue Theatre offers a revival OF
What Happened to Jones'" Vaudeville concerts
Will be resumed to-day but the variety element will
not be the same that presented between the acts
! OF What Happened 10 Jones" Thomas Mast, jr..
presenting a series Of crayon drawings and car
toons, will be this weeks feature, and there will
also be specialties by the Matthews Irene Mackey,
the kalatechnoscopes moving photographs and
/ others Continuous performances rule here Sun
days and week days.
The mighty Sandow moves up TO the Fifty y-eighth
| Street Theatre with his dumbbells horses. heavy
| weights and special stage equipment. Blanca Ly-
ons. violinist will be another feature, and there
iected by the kaiatecRnoIeope SUNDAY peTform-
ances Will be resumed to-day.