New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

every week and continues to do the business which
has rewarded his efforts there ever since the fGst
night & or 5s gYGnT r ne Hawtrey W win remain
/ the Garrck until the end of March
The Unwecomc Mrs Hatch is running smooth
Is at the Manhattan Theatre where it will NIL
out the remaining period of Mrs Ffskes first en-
gagement at this playhouse, Mrs Harrson,s play
eth performsnee vii! take PsGe on ON, Tagrsdoy %
her brief tour Of the larger cities
The Messenger Boy" which has had long run
AT Days Theatre, closed it's career there last
night and tomorrow night It will be and
heard at the Harlem opera House. where it will
remain for a week The east will include James T.
Powers Miss May Robson and all the others who
acted and sang at Days
This week at the Irving Place Theatre brings on
Tuesday the first American production Of Hermann
katschs new four act play Die KoeEin.' This
performance will be also the benefit of Miss He'd
wig LanEe. Tho play has not yet been performed
in Germany. II will be repeated Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings, while on Friday
night for the benefit Of the German department.
Of Columbia University. Schiller's 'K9hale und
Louise and Adolf Zimmerman as Ferdinand ka-
bale und Liebe" will also be the bin for the Sat
last repetition OF "A Happy Couple"
The performances Of The Girl and the Judge"
by Miss Annie Russell Mrs. c. H. Gilbert and the
company which surrounds them are continued at
the Lyceum Theatre The play will probably re-
main at this theatre for some time to come.
'FIorodora" has not yet run out its time at the
New-York Theatre. if it has any fixed time. and
neither has IT exhausted its attractiveness Its
theatrical attraction in New-York in several years,
The Supper Club will begin another week at the
New-York Winter Garden tomorrow evening. The
company presenting IT includes several favortes OF
burlesque and musical farce; such as Miss Virginia
Miss Ada Lewis and Miss Toby Claude.
The light comedy Sweet and Twenty" showed in
dications of popularity the Madison Square
apparently enjoyed by the audiences 1t will prob
ably make a considerable stay.
Miss Virginia Harmed and her company are in the
second month Of their engagement at the Garden
Theatre where they win continue to play Alice
the Bostonians will begin an engagement.
Miss Anna Held and her supporting company are
still singing and acting The Little Duchess at
historic resort
The fourth week of Henry Mnler's stav AZ the
Savoy Theatre. in darcy of the Guards" will
begin to1moTrow, The end of the engagement is
day. day 80 "AeO' matinee VIII De given on sa'ur-
The seven Picchiani Sisters acrobats who were
to arrive Keith's last Mondav but failed 10
appear, will be on hand tomorrow and during the
entire week. Captain Woodward and his trained
seals and sea lions enter the last week of their
engagement. An oldtime friend who also appears
on the bin Is James Harrgan. the tramp iuggIer
who will present new speciality. called THE
John Lancaster and their company offer an anus,
ing sketch. Leo Dervato performs on a revoiving
globe; and George c. Davis offers an original
Guiding Spencer Kelly. barytone vocalist: the bio
graph. Conway and Held, Ostrado eduiIibrist-
Nudge and Morton Louis Geiser. bag puncher
and others
LAS in a Looking Glass" with Miss Elta Proc
tor Otis as Lena Despard, will be the Offering of
the Donnelly stock company at the Murray HIN
Theatre this week.
The Russell Brothers the leaders at Tony
Pastors Theatre for this week, in "A Romance of
New-Jersey," by George NJ. Cohan The rest of
the programme is composed of Matthews and Har-
rs, in Adam the Second: Ed. Lateu musician.
and dancing act; Frank O'Brien, Master Archie
Guerin, the boy vocalist: Henderson and Ross in
hand balancers: Collins and Hardt IN a danc,nS 9
and acrobatic act; Nick and Blanche Murnhv
j. Harrington. and new views on the yitasranh e
At the Bjou Theatre Miss May Irwin continuas
to attract large audiences. THE Widow Jonesr "a
proving as popular as II several years aro
when II was first produced All Miss Irwin,s songs
going well. Miss Irwin's engagement M The
Bijou will .ast for only three weeks longer and
will be the shortest engagement she has ever
played mere MISS irwin still retterates the state
ment that this will be her last on the stage
The holiday features at the Eden MusAe hava
been successful that they will be continued FOR
this year for special attractions than eyer before