New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

the second play will be given at all.
London Assurance" with Henry V. Donnelly "a
Mark NEEDLE; Will be the offerine Of the stock
company at the Murray Hill Theatre this week.
THE Torcador." with Francis Wilson in the part
OF Sammy Gigg. is drawing excellent audiences at
the Knickerbocker Theatre and will probably have
a long run
Tomorrow evening the last fortnight OF Otis
SINNERS performances of Francesca da Rimini
will begin at the Victoria Theatre. The reception
of the play has been such that the six weeks
gagement would be prolonged. but for the fact that
II has been impossible TO cancel Mr. Skinners con
tracts In Washington. Baltimore and other cities
Miss Annie Russell and her company still
playing THE Girl and the Judge at the Lyceum
Theatre and it is announced that they will stay
there ull the end of the season II this turns out
so the present play will be the last I'm the theatre
as II Is TO be removed after the close OF the
season.
The Little Duchess" acted and sung by Miss
Anna Held and her company is drawing good audi
ences to the Casino. and does not seem to be
the end OF it's popularity. The company has
enEageInents out OF town. however and the stay
longer.
"Frocks and FriIls" has been sufficiently popular
at Days Theatre to prevent the fixing of any date
for the production of successor Its popularity
does not seem to he due entirely the display Of
gowns.
THE Christian will he played at the Academy
Of Music. by the company headed by Miss Elsie
Leslie and Edward Morgan. for only week
longer. II Will he followed by Under Two Flags"
which ~hlGm VIII & ne produced on an ella a69rate scale The
Cigarette. '' '''''S a.
Charles Hawtrey's popularity continues undint
ished. He is playing "A Message from Mars at
the Garrick Theatre to the capacity Of that house
as he has been doing for four months. AMI
every performance adds 10 the favor in whicA he
he will saii for London with his @ompanv on Marnb
u Following Mr.. Hawtrey at this house will come
SKY Farm by Edward f. kidder.
The new extravaganza. The Hall Of Fame is
70 be seen at the New-York Theatre for the first
time on Thursday evening 1t is the work Of sgd
ney Rosenfeld and George V. Hobart. Among the
members OF the company engaged for II Alex
ander Clarke. Louis Harrison Miss Mabelle Gill
man. Miss Amelia SummervIe. and Miss Marie
DreSsler; Florodora' viii be given in the New
pany largely tho same as the one which has been
playing there. Among IT'S members Miss Pauline
tiall, Thomas 9. Seabrooke. Miss Toby Claude nd
Miss Virginia Earle.
There will be only two weeks more Of the double
bill at the Madison Square Theatre. This bill in
cludes Edmond Rostands travesty THE Ro-
mpanGers and ] Basil Rostand's comedy Sweet and
engagement there on February 10.
This week at the Irving Place Theatre brings
play Wnlcn is famllar to American audiences
Girl from Maxims." the German version of which
is by Benno Jacobson 1t will have It's first pa--
formanCe at the Irving Place on Wednesday be-
ing the benefit of Miss Hedwig Won Ostermann
who will appear as the dancer Crevette It viii be
repeated on Thursday. Friday and Saturday even
ings and at the Saturday matinee. Tomorrow
evening the last repetition of Der Aushug in's
Sittliche" Will be given. and on Tuesday the last
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock the second of
Conrieds series of German lectures takes place at
he SIh hafp
man Lyrics" Admission cards to this lecture may
be had free of charge. upon written application To
the management.
The rest of the season will probably be tho Ax-
tent OF the run of "Du Barry" with Mrs Tesu,
Carter and her company at the Criterion Tba,+re
The house is still crowded at every performances
Through the medium Of Harriet Ford's s,ase
arrangement of "A Gentleman of France" which
enters on its NTH week at Wallack's Theatre To-
morrow. Kyrle Bellew has seemingly been enabled
10 revive his vogue in New-York The slasbinp
fray on the staircase in the second still moves
Frederick Perry for Sir Benjamin Backbite the
of The School for Scandal next Friday Is COM
Wallack's. va 0''S at
1.-The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" retains its
strong hold on popular approval at the Broadway
Theatre. No limit is set to it's run and nova ,s
likely TO be while the attendance remains ANYTHING
Theatregoers of Newark have further Opportunity
TO enjoy vaudeville at Proctors In the biu ar
ranged for the fourth week Of the season Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Milton Roye will be the leading feat
ure OF the bill, presenting Captain ImDudence
The English Pony Ballet, comprising dozen girls
will be a factor and novelty. The completed hill
will otherwise engage Charley Case In a mono
logue; Hall and Staley Kitamura's Jams a troune
of tugglers and necromancers: Lawrence and Uar-
rington In a character sketch; Arnim and Wagnar
vocal duettists; Loney Haskell i'm a chararterr
monologue and the kalatechnoscopes moving pho-
tographs. 80 i'
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre will have Hovt's
"A Temperance Town the dramatic feature for
this week Miss Mrs" will be added and the
vaudeville which will be introduced between acts
and before and after the play will keep the enter
tainment continuous The five Nosses will offer a
musical speciality. Thomas Ryan and Mary Rtcb-
field, In their Irish sketch, Mag Haggertv's
Father, VIII be the dramatic part of the vaule-
vile offering. Captain Webbs trained seals will
provide touch of novelty. James H. Cullen and
Billy Link VIII offer monologues Wright and
Doody VIII give character sketch and the Drum
mers' Quartet will be heard in a singing act The
Sunday concert at the Fifth Avenue is continuous
after p.
dramatic bill is provided at Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre IN Innocent as a Lamb" in
which Roland Reed formerly played A branch OF