New-York tribune., 1902-01-26

the Proctor Stock Company will give the play and
will also interpret Clay NJ Greenes travesy Sure
lock Holmes The vaudeville will be headed by
Shean and Warren will give travesty sketch in
the vaudeville department. and Gus Williams
viii give his Specially. The Sunday concerts at
this house are continuous after p m
Continuous vaudeville remains the order at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre. For this week
Nine. Hermann will be the feature. presenting her
sp scialty, "A Night in Japan" Special scenery.
gorgeous costumes and elaborate electrical effects
prominent factors in entertaining act. The
dramatic feature will be furnished by Milton and
Dolly Mobiles, who v III present why Walker Re
and A o. Duncans ventriloquial specially will
be feature. Completing the bill, Rauschle; in
troupe of trained dogs; DAILY and Devere, in a new
Goge n Ta e se b9n
and Pierce and Rossyn in duets. will offer special
ties. The Sunday concerts begin at 1:S0 p. m. and
are continuous.
The Mysterious Mr. Bugle' goes up to Harlem.
to Proctor's One-hundred-and- twenty-ffth Street
Theatre. The Ten-Ichi Troupe. Japanese necro-
manCers. the vaudeville features. and they will
,nen be for the first time in Harlem. George
kvans will be a leader In the vaudeville. Mr.. and
sketch. and Mabel Maitland will be heard in songs
Gre of the street
theatre. They are continuous after p.
cTn Theatre company this week. Miss Jessalne
Rodgers will play Fanny lie Grande otherwise
known SaDho. and James f. Wilson will be
Jean Gaussin. Flamant has been assigned TO
Robert Elliot and Herman Sheldon will play Het-
tenla. T. d; Marks has put together bill for his
concert at the American Theatre the seventeenth
m s ane ncn ana akT Tdoc P@ce rs6n S
and John Mack joe Flynn. Clifford and Dixon.
lor, Willard Reed. Eddie Mack Henry and Gal
lott. etc.
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week the chief
attraction will be Tom" Nawn and company. in
Pat and the Geni." in which Mr.. Nawn portrays
the vagaries in Irishman who dreams has
discovered the Geni of wealth. Caron and Herbert.
Ward and Curran In familiar New-York charac-
ter studies Sisson and and Wallace II My Wifes
ter" Keaton. Sam and Ida Kelly. Humes and
Lewis John and Carrie Tie Mack Zanfretta and
the vitagraph will also add to the entertainment.
''Hoity Toity'' and The Curl and .he Judge are
continued at Weber & Fields's Music Hail. and
there is no announcement of anything TO follow
them. The audiences DO not seem yet to desire
any change.
The usual attractions of concerts moving pictures
and waxworks will be found at the Eden Ntusee
this week.
novelty bill. exhibiting several special features.
Is offered at Keith's Theatre this week James ].
Corbett. in his mOnologue. is the leader. Next
comes r. ]. Jose the contra tenor and then Hill
and Silviany, Aa bicycle act; Hilda Thomas sup
ported by Lou Hall Provost and Provost, acrobats;
han and Kennedy the De Bolien brothers. the Ford
brothers dancers; the Donnelly and Vincent com
pany, and the biOgraph.
Joan o. the Shoals" Miss Henrietta Crosmans
new play by Evelyn Cireeneaf Sutherland.
author Of "Beaucaire." which will have a New
York hearing Monday February 8 at the The
atTe Republic is in four acts. The period is pre-
Revolutionary, and the laid In the little
Isle of Shoals lying of the entrance 10 the herbor
Aims and Ends" play by sgfsmund B.
Alexander. of Boston. will be produced by the stu
dents of the Stanhope- Whea tcroft Dramatic School
at the Madison Square Theatre. on January 30
Eugene Sweetland. OF the Carnegie I.yceum an
nounces that the Chdren's Theatre Will give a
series Of performances. beginning early in Febru-
airy Instead OF fairy stories. begin with. stage
versions OF child stories by famous authors will be
parts throughout the series OF plays. and number
Of children have already been engaged. parts for
grown persons will predominate.
The next in the series of the American Academy
Of Dramatic Arts matinees. at the Empire Theatre
on Friday January 81. will include Sudermann's
English, and Mrs. Craigie's Wisdom Of the Wise"
for the first time in this country.
In addition to Charles Hawtrey and his company
in his new one-act play to be given the Actors
Fund benefit at Days Theatre on Tuesday.
February I. there will be seen The Roman
esques with Miss Isabelle Irving. Miss. Eliz-
1beth Tryee, Stanley Dark and others; Francis
Wilson. In The Hall of Fame" from 'The Tore
ador Miss Adele Ritchie. in Keep OF the
Grass Miss Christie Macdonald. In The Moon
selections from The Sleeping Beauty and the
Beast; with Messrs- Ross CawthOrn and Bulger
and the Hengler Sisters.
The Tooth performance of The Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast" took place at the Broadway The
atre last night
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