New-York tribune., 1902-01-12

The Christian" played by the company headed
| by Edward J. Morgan and Miss Elsie Leslie. VIII
begin its third week at the Academy of Music to-
morrow evening, 1t has three weeks stiil to re- re-
gagement will be extended.
! The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast continues
to be one OF the most popular attractions in town.
and is filling the Broadway Theatre at all per-
formances. The holidays are over now. but the
crowds have got into the habit of going. and they
keep
| Charles Hawtrey whose popularity in "A Message
From Mars at the Garrick Theatre is undimin-
ished will continue to present Richard Ganthony s
comedy there until March 2. He will complete his
lieve that there will be any falling off in business
while he remains at this theatre.
Miss Amelia Bingham will appear with her COM
pany at the Harlem Opera House tomorrow night
for engagement of one week. with matinee on
Saturday, in The Climbers" which ran for two
Miss Bingham will bring the original production as
regards scenic appointments and costuming 1i Inc
Ferdinand Gottschalk Alfred Fisher, James Carew
land, Miss Madge Carr Cook, Miss Bijou FeCnan-
dez Miss Florence Lloyd Miss Maude Ream
No change is yet noticeable in the large attend
| ance at the performance OF "Du Barry, by Mrs.
Leslie Carter and her company at the Criterion
Theatre 1t looks as If the play might well nnish
the season there. Matnees are given only on sat
urdays,
The performances of The Girl and the Judge
by Miss Annie Russell. Mrs. G. H. Gilbert and their
surrounding company continue at the Lyceum The
atre. and have been thus far we'll attended
At the Irving Place Theatre there will be two
benefit performances this week for members OF the
company. the first of which takes place on Tues
day. and Is for Adolf Zimmerman. This will be the
occasion of the first American production of 'zwei
k,sen I'm Feuer," three act COMEDY & from l1 tne me
Irons in the Fire will be repeated on Wednesday
nrday MATINEE a on Friday night the benefit
formance for Alexander Rottmann will take place
IN Trdi hS Acosak Sk M To>morrow evening Gustav Won
Moser's farce, "Das Stftungsfest will be the bill
Henry Miller's production Of Darcy of the
Guards at the Savoy Theatre will enter on its fifth
week tomorrow evening. Mr.. Miller will probably
remain here for some time longer
Mime Sans Gene" will have a presentation
this week the hands OF the American Theatre
Stock Company The costumes, plates and scene
models approved by NJ. Sardou and used in Miss
Kathryn Kidders production at the Broadway have
been followed. Miss Jessaline Rodgers VIII play
Wilson viii pIav Napoleon. r D. Marks's fifteenth
Sunday concert at the American Theatre takes
hell. Eva Nudge, Press Eldridge. Tom" Browne.
sord n and Sadie 6mff Frank Wbitma4' the waldron
brothers and Henry and Galott
will revive Mile Aimees ''Na'mzelle' this week
The cast Will include Henry V. Donnelly as Colo
mel Hiram Poster.
THE Curl and the Judge" proves OF the
most popular OF recent burlesques at Weber &
Fieldss Music Hall. and there have been no empty
seats since IT was put on the stage
Tony Pastor has arranged a programme for this
week. headed by Yorke and Adams, who make
their first appearance at this house. Others
! In f,rfp
and Quinn Master Archie Guerin the boy vocalist
ssna ane acoh bebo and ahe
dancing maid: the dancing Howards. Darlington
and Martel. the three musical Naenats Stetsou
and Porter, in their sketch. entitled "A Villain
the vitagraph and the Donovans, James and
Fanny, Irish story tellers.
"Forodora' is nearing the end of it's run at the
New-York Theatre, and will he supplanted Jan
uary q by The Hall OF Fame by sydney Rosen-
field and George V. Hobart with music by a.
Baldwin Sloane.
The New-York Winter Garden continues with
THE Supper Club" Thomas O. Seabrooke has
introduced a song entitled "OHolIahan." To-
night concerts Will he given in the Winter Garden
and also IN the ths9tre Among The performers
Maude Williams, I'm and Whittier. the musical
Harts Dorothy Morton. Edna Davenport. Dar-
Davis, tho he Rgneys. Billy Johnson Louise Tay-
lor and George Fuller Golden.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre Frederic Bond
returns to active duties this week in the part
in AT the White Horse Tavern which he for
mcrly acted Sydney Rosenfed's adaptation from
the German as originally acted in New-York will
hc used, In the vaudeville Press Eldridge viii be
the leader Lawrence and Harrington. James j
cialists will lend their talents to the furtherance
3i OF the continuous performances. One of the chief
I SYritS o. lay NJ Grten' travesties on popular
plays. SUNDAY concerts begin at o. m. and are
made up OF continuous vaudeville.
The Cycle-Whirl remains the feature Of the hill
at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre Sam
kittie and Clara Morton head the vaudeville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Milton Royle appear in one OF
their dramatic sketches. Ryan and Richield will
cratic duettists. will also be leaders Gus viii
Ia ians ana lev Hawkins will offer monologues
he three Hllyers will make pictures from rags
the Carmen sisters win be heard In banjo spe-
the little folk. Continuous performances prevoT
1:3O p. m. 'P" "'
"A Temperance Town" will be the Offering of the |
stock company Proctor's One-hundred-and |
twenty-hfth Street Theatre. Little Pch will spend
his second week in America at this house Haines |
ana Nidocq viii offer their sketch. A. o. Duncan
B l pre- h MS Is, yentr9gua act and George W
at p. m and are continuous thereafter
Broadhurst's why Smith Left Home" moves up
to Proctors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre for this
week. Vaudeville Will usual, fill the time he |
tween acts, FNttie Mitchell being the leader |
Webb's seals are features. James Richmond Glen |
roy IN a inonoiogue; Collins and Hardt, acrobats |
Ihe talrWeather Claim. a little story of the |
ante-bellum days. will be played.
At the Bijou Theatre Miss May Irwin continues
TO play in The Widow Jones" Only two weeks |
remain of Miss Irwin's engagement and as this |
VIII be her last season on the stage much interest /