New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

That William Collier has made a hit with "On
| the Quiet the Madison Square Theatre is more
than assured by the audiences which nightly gather
in this little theatre to see the revival The third
has been arranged & to follow on the 2uft WIN Wl1h
ton. in which Mr.. Collier will play the leading part
Diplomacy" by victoren sardou. will be this
weeks revival OF the stock company at the Muir
ray Hill Theatre
Miss Annie Russell has only short time longer
to continue in The Girl and the Judge" at the
Iyceum Theatre. 1t has already been announced
March p.
In honor Of the presence Of Prince Henry of
Prussia, the elaborate decorations at the Irving
Place Theatre will remain until after hts departure
For this week the repertory is follows: To-mor-
row brings the last repetition Of Blumenthal and
Kadelburgs I'm Weissen Ross'l" Tuesday
evening will be the only repetition of Gutskow's
'UrfeI Acosta" and on Wednesday the first per
formance OF Adoph Sonnenthal's four act com
Weeks SGs aro g take pace widdebe viii be r
peated on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
while at he Saturday matinee Minna Won Barn
helm" recently presented at special matinee for
schools. will be repeated
THE Wilderness has only one moro week 70
remain on the stage Of the Empire Theatre. 1t
will be followed on Monday. March g. by Twin
Sisters" translation BY Louis \; Parker; the
f'R All the actors now in The wiidsTness win have
parties fr in R6has III 5as an9 Miss Msrrrt Ansn
Dolly Warden" sung by Miss Lulu CHASER and
her company at the Herald Square Theatre. is
obviously popular. and large audiences attend
nightly. The will doubtless be considerably eN-
tended. perhaps TIL the end Of the season This
ia sG,sTe Tbcatre This organization appeared
here fortnight ago at Madison S4HarG "a, az IN
RrSn df tbe f8 fih HifRamdSrs The pro
gramme will be popular one
Kyrle Beuew continues to play A Gentleman
Of France" at Wallacks Theatre. and still draws
good houses There is talk of his going to London
to play the piece at the time OF tne cnTonSu0n- i
in the season has been given up
Under Two Flags" with Miss Blanche Bates as
Cigarette has made most prosperous beginning
of its career at the Academy of Music. where it
drawing good audiences at all me evening PER per
formances and the two weekly matinees as wei.
The run is indefinite
The engagement Of Frank Daniels and his com
nany in Miss Simplicity" at the Casino has now
continued for two weeks and the third week VIII
begin tomorrow evening. Matnees are given on
Saturdays only.
Primrose & Dockstaders MinstIels have been
most successful at the Victoria Theatre, and their
time there has been extended. The cycle whlrL
performed by the Jackson family IS one OF the
attractive features OF the ono an" ''0'' az ~
others.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. in David Belasco's "Du
Parry" continues at the Criterion As an effective
means to prevent Spectators from securing the 90
cent gallery seats it has been aTraPged arr that taaf on on
sale at gallery box office only at the time OF
performance. This step IS taken for the protec-
ton Of the public ana Mr heiaSco nopeS "
the publc's cooperation
Numerous attractive vaudeville stars an
nounced at Keith's Theatre this week. Eugene
Sandow the famous strong man. will head the bill
There will be also Eva Williams and "Jae" Tucker
Pat and the Geni'': Mitchell and Bernard, Col
Inns and Hardt. the Lovenberg Sisters the Rosseau
Brothers. Elwood, the magician and others.
Bv ARRANGEMENT with the Fanny Davenport
estate the American Theatre management will pre-
sent Sardou's Fedora" this week. This viii be
the most ambitious production of the present sea
SON The twenty-frst of Ted Markss Sunday con
certs takes place tonight at the American The
atre on the programme are Ward and Curran,
HaVerleV and Furry the Waldron Brothers. Ed
die Clark Rita Redmond Ethsl Etre RonhT9n h hRIrE R
ton Edwards and Bliss and Henry and Gallot
The acts announced Pastors for this week are
Miss Hilda Thomas who will be assisted by Lou
Hall in the comedietta entitled The Lone Star"
by William J. Burke: the Worlds Trio comprising
Perry Ryan. Lulu Ryan and Emma Wood; Palmer
and Harvey, Lynch and Jewell, in a singing and
dancing act: Lawlor. Lyons and Lawlor in new
singing sketch: Silvern and Emere. Castelat and
Hall in one of George NJ. Cohan's sketches, en-
titled "A Friend from Wall Street; Ed" II. and
Kite DEACON in Il singing and dancing speciality
Ross Humes-I4ews a The Duke and the Amer-
can Heress": Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. DeaVes and
their mankins; Ford and CantWell Johnny Nalnn
trick Juggling viOlinist and the vit9graph
The Hail of Fame" is drawing large houses at
the New-York Theatre. and will probably have a
long run. ''Florodora' still continues in the New
York Winter Garden. There will be concerts
night in both the New WORK Theatre and in the
Winter Garden. Following Is the bill in the the
atre: Dan McAvoy. Maude Williams. John l..
Glenroy. Alice Shaw and daughters. Smith and
Corbin. Nevins and Collins Ed" Rogers May
Evans. Charles Lawler and his daughte $ and
Leslie Lyman. and in the Winter Garden: Nat NJ
Wills, June McCree. Alice Shaw. James Cullen
Tommy Baker, Avery and Hart, Burton and
Brooks the musical GOolmans Billy Johnson
the De Rgneys. Stuart Hyatt, May Evans and
Maude Williams.
4 group to commemorate Washington's
Birthday placed exhibition at the Eden
Musee yesterday. 1t represents the first inaugura-
ton of President Washington The group occupes
front Of the railing stand Continental Guards on
a raised platform behind balustrade stands Pres
ident Washington delivering his inaugural address
Behind him the justices of the Supreme Court
The background is hung with the national colors
A prosperous week has rewarded the efforts of
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