New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE,

Joseph Jefferson comes to the Harlem opera
House this week for his annual engagement OF
ono week This season he is in excellent health
and is doing as good work as he did a decade aSo-
His repertory for the week has been arriiseu is as
follows: Monday Tuesday and THURSDAY eve,s Is.
and at the Saturday matinee, Rip Van WlnKle
Wednesday and Friday nights Safnrdav night
Mr. Jefferson Bob Acres ana itn SaL GD fhe
Hearth with Mr. Jefferson CALEB Planel,
and Lend Me Five Shngs win ffferso9 rs has the
assistance of company mcudlas RanGer srSs Boyd
Paget Georgia M Menau: anrv I Kaane, George Den
ham and others
11o-,e-t Kelcev and Miss Effie Shannon will en-
ter unon their tenth and last week tomorrow isi'
at the Manhattan Theatre in Her Loro anu .I' 80
ter" This also is the last week OF Nlrs' Pi'
tour as she will close her out of town season IN
PHILADELPHIA on Saturday, and on Tuesday eVehiie'
Mav she will begin her short spring engagement
at the Manhattan. reviving Tess OF the u Oi'
villes and other plays. AS it has oeen pia1nTu 7a
Tess will be played the first week MIS- hs
10, haer abIe 70 secure the services or many oL
the actors prominently identified with her l2[ine 5
production Alec DUrbervile will again De PA Kim
i9us 10y father of Tess John Durbeyfed. will again
be interpreted by John Jack o While the intrgning
mother of Tess. Eleanor Morett will be new IN S t
part viii 1T nespectveiy be played by their orgnstors
Misses Nellie Lingard and Bnou & ttIa hrother
Stevens will appear Abraham the ntle ga
will be played by Lillian Clalre- Inc 7NSAO-'
Of the original production has been reHe"eu'
"ouo vadis, will be seen at the Academy OF
Music this week This is the same version WHICH
was seen at the New-York Theatre ana lts Us repro -
STctIon at the Academy will be made on as great
a scale as when first seen uptown
"A Modern Magdalen' begins its sixth week To-
orrovr night at the Bitou Theatre with every In
dication that the will continue until the midoe
OF summer
gan Tow" the Chinese-Engsh musical COMEDY
will close It's engagement at Days on SATURDAY
Nav 3 on which occasion II Will celebrate iS -'Ii
performance at this theatre.
Henry Miller presents his Savoy Theatre pro-
ductfon OF .DArcy of the Guards Tor one week
at me Grand opera House beginning to-morro"
evening Immediately thereafter he starts for San
Francisco where he opens on June Tor n a STOCK
season OF fifteen weeks at the C9lunpa Ct yonap
When ne returns in the fan IT Will be with ne"
play.
Francis Wilson ends his in THE Toreador"
at the Knckerbocker Theatre on next Saturday
evening He viii then have played an engagement
of seventeen weeks on Monday. May 3. he will be
followed by George w Lederers production OF
The Wild Rose"
The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" at the
Broadway Theatre. appears impervious to weather
conditions. The heat of last week had no effect
on attendance The twenty-sixth week or It's run
begins tomorrow night
Hearts Afame" which is to be produced at the
GarrIck Theatre Monday evening. May Il, un-
der the direction of ". y. Lawrence. is a modern
play, dealing with social life In this city
Foxy Grandpa" with Joseph Hart and Carrie
De Mar as the stars. having successfully passed
,ts seventy-ffth performance at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre preparations are now being made
for celebration of the Tooth performance. which
will! take place May u. when souvenirs Will be
distributed. The farewell performance this season
will be given May 81. and this also Will De ceIe-
, brated with souvenirs
French opera comique at the Victoria enters
the fifth and last week OF its engagement. The
programme for this week is follows: Monday
and Tuesday nights and Wednesday matinee. Les
Mousquetaires Au Convent; "Wednesday night.
mandy''); Thursday and Friday nights and Satur-
day matinee. "Orphee AUX Enfers.' and Saturday
night. La Perichole."
THE Show Girl; or. The Cap of Fortune will
be produced Wallack's Theatre on Monday
evening May 8. The cast Will include Edward +
Temple formerly with the Castle Square Opera
Company: Charles Guyer. who was with the Han
lon Brothers for several seasons; Robert DALEY.
brother of Pete Daley; w. S. Hawkins. Clarence
Haor Paula Edwardes Ella sar3ee Marie Hi
ton, Yolande Wallace, Agnes Preston. Frances nG
agnes Agnes Dailey, Dali Maude Blake Evelyn Brazer
''Amorita" and Marion Parker
In the comedy "Ihe Diplomat William Collier
will enter upon the twelfth week of his present
engagement the Madison Square Theatre to-
morrow evening. Mr.: Collier is seconded In his
efforts to amuse by Edward Abeles as the valet
and the byplay of the two forms one Of the feat
ures of the comedy.
THE Importance OF Being Earnest" continues
to be the attraction at the Empire Theatre.
Mrs Leslie Carter in "Du Barry at the Cri-
teron Theatre. will end her engagement May
81. She will reopen with the same play at the
Theatre Republic in the fall The play is meeting
with continued success.
Leo Ditrichstein's amended version of 1.-The Last
Appeal will begin the third week OF it's stay at
WalackS tomorrow night.
Hermann 1.-The Great will appear in this city
this week at the Metropolis Theatre.
| At the Murray Hill Theatre the stock company
will be in double bill, the farce Turn Him
Out" and Sir Henry Irving's popular The
Bells" Henry V. Donnelly will have the comedy
role. Nicodemus Nobbs. in the farce. and William
Bramwell the Irving role in The Bells
Robert Edeson in Soldiers of Fortune is near
ing third month OF his stay at the Savoy Thea
| tire.
| At Keith's Theatre this week will be seen Bedni
and Arthur. comedy tuggers; the Martinetu
| troupe of acrobats. Hugh Stanton and company. in
the comedy Her Reform; Foy and Clark, in the
farce THE Spring of Youth; Willis P. Sweatnam
blackface monologue: Lille Western. musical
artist: Hal Merritt. imitationist and crayonist
| acrobats; Margaret DAILY. soprano and dozen
! other vaudeville players.
For this week Tony Pastor has secured Ed
| ward M. Favor and Edith Sinclair. in sketch
| entitled Caesars Angel; Ward and Curran. the
| comedian and the tenor. in comedy character
| sketches; Touhey and Lacy. in an Irish comedy
act; Cook and Quinn. dancer and harmonica SOLO
| ist. singing