New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

nent the audiences that continuance b o. us rs
usually hearty reception given to this play tnat IL
is destined to follow in the triumphant footsteps
of 'The Old homestead and David Harum'
Robert Edeson and Soldiers of Fortune have
met with success at the New Savoy IheatFe' anu
the play is to continue indefinitely
"Iotre Dame this week begins its second month
at Dalv's Theatre but the regular dramatic sea-
son is to close there April there will remain
but two weeks n which to see the me eo sPBrtn
musical attraction at this house.
Tomorrow night Kyrle Bellew and his company
Will give the one hundredth consecutive perform
ance Of "a Gentleman OF France In this city Ihls
will be celebrated by the management with the pres
entation of souvenirs. This souvenir VIII De d
photogravure reproduction, 10 by - lncRsS 81 4bjiD
Burne-Jones The engraving Will be printed IN sfia
tone imperial Japanese yeAuLn flicn FGpIoIuI5
lion will bear the autographs Of kyrle Belew ana
Sir Philip Burne-Jones
At the Murray Hill Theatre the stock company
will be seen in Lend Nc Five shillings" and
as Mr.. Golightly in the former play.
Martha Morton's new comedy The Diplomat
was launched at the Madison Square Theatre on
last Thursday evening by a company headei oS
William Collier. Collier in The Diplomat mas
role which suits him nicely He is young
man about town, suave. good natured, big hearted
who is sowing his wild oats With c3ns, tI It
in his last crop Just P!tor - ~ ~ MS voung
story II IS through me GII,oS I 5 ne tangled
affairs OF OF his acqualntancts taI 'l'e pay
derives its title.
THE Belle of Broadway" the play that was
put in the New-York Winter Garden. mas beeh I'M
proved since the opening night PRECEDING me
Belle of broadway this week, variety bill VIII
be presented. It includes John Ford and Lydia
arnold and st9R S Am s2a a ass5ed
hN Harrington. OAAT4eS
Frank Fern Meirose George Fuller Golden and
Syyf9sy brT wit2 Kiss Lily 4nk and one
dred pretty girls. will also be presented.
Weber and Fields enter upon the last four weeks
Of their season at the Music Hall The introduc-
ton OF the new buresque "Du Hurry has added
considerable Interest 10 the performance Of "Hoity
Toity' and The Curl and the Judge" The entire
company will start on its annual road tour 10
the principal Eastern cities
A comedy programme is announced for keiths
Theatre this week, with a liberal sprnkling OF
European novelties The Girl with the Auburn
Hair Will appear in her scenic speciality. Clayton
"Dickey" Others Haines and Vidocq. Midgcy
ana thgh ne I sve1 TTo Crane Rrothers Howard
and Under, three Murray Brothers. the Bell Trio
and DAILY and Vokes.
Klaw & Erlanger have purchased from Arthur
Collins the managing director Of the Drury Lane
Theatre Of London, the American rights OF the
reigning Drury Lane spectacle, M Mr. Biue6eard,o
the successor T 70 NrHauv the American librettist
who Is now in london b 1nSTc su a the piece
'"rhe Hall of Fame" still continues to be the at
traction at the New-York Theatre From present
Indications IT VIII through the season. Some
new bits of business inserted weekly Marie
DRESSER Is singing new song "A Am tcookns for
an Angel" The Nancy Girls and the other bits are
6oane. Mabene Gilman, Ada Lewis Josie Sadler
and others are in the cast
Miss Minnie Dupree will make her appearance as
a star next season under the management of w G.
smyth, in play by Mrs Evelyn tireenleat suther-
Nell Gwynne" moves up TO Harlem for week
at the One hundred and twenty Street. The
Proctor Stock Company gave the favorte play a
creditable performance at the Fifth Avenue and
Haremites assured of excellent diversion.
sec{69 pregsnting hts popular black face m4no
logue. A. O.. Duncan Will offer his .yentriIoquial
moving photographs of current interest.
Under Two Flags" with Blanche Bates as Gig
arctic. which begins its eighth week tomorrow
evening. continues to crowd the big Academy of
Music.
Lenten entertainment will be made an extra |
attraction at the Eden Musee in the coming week
Frank Cakes Rose will present his sketch |
Through London with Charles Dickens" Color
The Old Curiosity Shop and PickWick Papers ~
moving pictures will be shown hourly. afternoon
and evening, and among the many subjects will |
be that Of the launching of the German Emperor's |
yacht
The regular dramatic season at Days Theatre |
will end Saturday, April ;. after which Daniel |
Frohman viii inaugurate the usual spring season |
OF musical comedy. San Toy Will be seen again |
and "NOtre Dame" in consequence OF It's rnagnI- |
tude, VIII appear only IN the large cities.
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre will make a pro- |
ductton Of "Humbug," with the stock company |
playing the roles in Roland Reeds successful old |
comedy. There Will be the usual curtain raiser |
and vaudeville will be presented between acts in |
Guiding o Brien and Havel, Carroll Johnson in a |
black face monologue. Aurie DagweU I'm songs.
Neio. the magician; Hassmer and Oliyet George |
r. Austin and Madeline Franks. I
A revival Of Uncle Toms Cabin" will be the /
offering at the American Theatre this week In |
addition TO the regular players of the stock com,
Pahy the management has engaged Miss ANY |
Lee Tor the part OF Topsy Luke Pulley the cham
piQn cake walker Martha Pulley, and the 1fty |
yuplite singers ana buck dancers used in the bIg
Piouucuoh at the Academy of Music last season. |
Joseph Callahan will head the Proctor Stock |
company at the Ffty-eghth Street Theatre, in a |
production OF his own version Of Faust" There
WIN De the customary allotment of vaudeville m |
SSItPPiy entertainment between acts Including |
Charley Case and Mabel Maitland o
The Parros Brothers. European gynnasts will /
mead Proctors Twenty-third Street hill of con- l