New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13
NOTES OF THE STAGE.


Mr.. Dtrichstein has laid the scenes OF ,ne pas
In Astura. The Crown Prince OF tle hinsN
falls in love with the daughter OF lI1h e
The affair to the ear OF 'he fiS'
who accuses the father of the girl Oh ape.Cie
his daughter in what he believes is a SNARE iaiu ~
entrap the Prince into marriage with her. Inc
daughter has formed the acquaintance VI INC
Prince while the latter is incognto. ana III an ho
spirit rejects him learning from MS ups 'iia'
he is Prince She, however. finally ylelds 10 'ie
wooing of the young man and promises to become
his wife The Prince secretly marries the odushlei'
Melitta, and carries her off to mountain s'tois
hold where they live year in secret dnTf Stigma
of disgrace as all the evidence OF tner n 4d eiSI
invades the old mountain castle ana denanas his
daughter. The sight of his grandcLllo MOI f the
Prince who honestly avows his devotion to Melitta
un ne ne shall be able to aase to reconciia
ton has been rejected by the King ana tne Pr F
solemn anniversary avaiis herself of the oppor-
unity granted by the King for his subjects to Pre- e
royal mercy in appeal for Justice The Prince 1,
s GORDON the of b e
Of the King and under the joint appeal OF e ae
are D. n Harkins. Robert Drouet Becton Radford'
Stephen Wright, Henry Bergman Richard Sterling;
Paget and Clara Glendinning
Tomorrow night the Empire Theatre Company
present its third play of the present season Ii
will be the comedy. THE Importance OF BENG
Earnest"
E. H. Sothern will present IF I Were King
once more in New-York this season 1t will be
played as originally presented at the Garden Thea
tire on onag Ap " r one night af
been cancelled give this i h W be-
played at all next season in Newly ork
Henrietta Crosman begins the final week OF her
season at the Republic Theatre tomorrow night
aIj,1 in. Ac Won ike
has gained popular approval. The last matt
will be given Wednesday and Saturday,
next Saturday night the Republic will be turned
over to the contractors who VIII make ALTERATIONS
for David Belasco's occupancy next season.
"a Modern Magdalen' at the Bijou opens its
third week Miss Bingham Indignantly resents any
comparison with the Zazas, Saphos and Tan
querayS OF the stage
THE Way Of the World" with Miss Elsie de
Wolfe and her company. including John Mason and
Sarah Cowell LIE Moyne. will return to New-f OK
this week, appearing at the Harlem Opera House
Inc audiences at the Madison Square Theatre,
where William Collier is presenting THE Diplo-
mat" continue to warrant a further extension of
the run of this play. the fifth week of the present
engagement will open tomorrow evening with IN
dcations that it will be late in the season before
THE Diplomat is taken off the stage of the Madi-
son Square Theatre.
The Planters Wife" by ]. K. Tillotson will be
revived by the stock company at the Murray Hill
Theatre.
At the Irving Place Theatre Adolf Won Sonnen-
thai will begin his farewell engagement He Will
appear tomorrow Nathan der Weise.' On
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons Helen Odilon
will be seen in Fuda's comedy Die Zwillings-
schwester' the original OF THE Twin Sister
Somewhat will make his second appearance on
VIII aepeat tne on im ba nerfnrmad
ta-frh
as the Fool. There will be a double bill the
B atnss on and aP Viii Il be 1T
bins comedy. Die sittche Forderuns'
Tomorrow night will the fftieth perform
ance of Herbert Kelley and Effie Shannon in Her
Lord and Master at the Manhattan Theatre, this
being the eighth week OF the engagement: seats ais
patronage holds steadily large.
When Joseph Jefferson comes to the Harlem
Opera House April 2s for his only engagement
in this city the present season he will be sup
ported by a company. including Ffolot Paget.
Georgia Mendum a niece OF John Drew; Blanche
Bender. Boyd Putnam John Jack. Henry l. keane
Winter jefferson. Myrtle McCrain and other actors
Jefferson viii be seen in RIP Van Wrinkle The
Ne Five shilines." An of these plays will be given
with and handsome scenery and accessories
Robert Edeson begins tomorrow the second
month of his appearance in Soldiers of Fortune
at the Savoy Theatre.
Mrs. Leslie Carriers success continues at the Cri
ter1on Every performance of David Belasco's play
"Du Barry" attracts good audiences. and the piece
will remain Indefinitely
Under Two Flags" with Blanche Bates
Cigarette will tomorrow night begin its last two
weeks at the Academy of Music. An attempt was
made cancel its out OF town dates and keep 1t
at the Academy. but without success.
De Mar at the Fourteenth Street Theatre, where
they have made success Grandpa and Polly
Bright in Foxy Grandpa"
San Toy" has returned Days and is dupli-
cat ting it's of last season. The revival is
by strong cast.
Sky Farm" begins its second month and its last
fortnight at the Garrck Theatre tomorrow night.
This comedy is in popular request and seems to
give satisfaction.
The revival of opera comique in French In this
city at the Victoria Theatre has grown into sue
cess. For the coming week the following roper
toire has been arranged: Monday and Tuesday
evenings and Wednesday matinee, La Mascotte";
Saturday matinee: la File de Madame Angot'
and Saturday night. La Grande Duchesse."
1.-The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast at the
Broadway Theatre presents such massive scenery
and such pretentous stage pictures that popular
and will continue indefinitely.
Lulu CHASER in the tuneful opera, Dolly Warden
continues the attraction at the Herald Square
Theatre Several changes in the cast and the addi-
ton of dialogue and catchy airs have fresh
ened the piece up somewhat.
Francis Wilson and his company have found THE
Toreador' remunerative and public satisfying
vehicle. and the engagement at the Knickerbocker
has rounded tine hundredth performance mark and
is jogging along serenely.
The third and last matinee performance this