New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

NOTES OF THE STAGE.
'Frocks and Frills' enters tomorrow night on its
second month of prosperity Dalys Theatre. and
it appears TO be fixture at that establishment
The performance, added to the humorous and
clever scenes and episodes of this play, have made
the work popular with the audiences.
Kyrle Bellows sixth week in "A Gentleman of
France" begins tomorrow night at Wallack's The
atre. The first change In the will occur next
week, when Miss Charlotte Walker, who has been
seen thus far as Nine. de Bruhl, will leave the
company, to take the position of leading woman
with & flames X Haekett in the coming production
has been seen as the page in the first act will sue
Charles Hawtrey, in "A Message from Mars"
maintains the steady popularity at the Gar
rick Theatre An effort is foot more
time for Mr.. Hawtrey, in order that he may extend
his engagement here beyond March S, the date at
ondon IS at present s 9e for time Whch Would
compel him to leave New-YOrb at that date.
Maid Marian" is enjoying public favor at the
Garden Theatre, and it appears that The Bostoni-
will sing this operette for many weeks to come.
Maid Marian" is interpreted by cast lnciuSGing
and other favorites.
The Wilderness" goes on at the Empire Theatre.
ard is less popular than at first 1t is now near
the end of its second month This play b VIII n he & 5Gi
teTs Which viii have parts for ali the actors now
in THE Wilderness"
revival of Dumass romantic drama, THE Cor
sican Brothers" will be the offerin4, of the stock
company at the Murray Hill Theatre this week.
Miss Annie Russell Mrs. G. H. Gilbert and their
supporting company stin seen at the Lyceum
Theatre In The Girl and the Judge" The company
will continue to occupy the stage ol Tue ASo'0i"
till the end Of the season.
Max Hansler, of the Irving Place Theatre COM
panv will celebrate the twenty-hfth anniversary
of his appearance on the stage with benefit at the
Irving Place Tuesday evening. The play TO De
produced is Adolph l. LArronge's 'Hasemanns Toch-
ter" with Mr.. Hanser in the part of Anton Hase-
mann, and the Misses Hedwig Lange. Grote kupleir,
Hedwig Won Ostermann, Meta Buenger and Gussie
Fraenkel Otto Ottber AlexaRder R9ttmann mn fen AeG
rich Habrich in other parts This will be the only oniy
row Wednesday and every following evening as
also at the Saturday matinee HoPla; water SENS nus
Irving Place Theatre Wednesday, will be re-
peated.
THE Toreador" with it's bright scenes and cos
TUNES. music and popular actors and singers,
audiences at the Knickerbocker Theatre.
THE Hall of Fame" the musical farce which
was promised at the New-York Theatre for last
Monday night again for last Thursday night is
now promised for tomorrow night. The work has
book by sydney Rossnfeid a lyrics sdS by GeoTse
dora" is continued on the roof.
.Du Barry" played by Mrs Leslie Carter and
her company. still goes at the Criterion Theatre.
and is attended by the same overfowing audiences
at the beginning Of the engagement
The performance of Dolly Warden" given at
the Herald Square Theatre by Miss Lulu CHASER and
her company WAS enjoyed by large b tS s
q prosperous
The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast continues
at the Broadway and Is still of the strongest
attractions in New-York. The 1o9th performance
will occur tomorrow night
At Keith's Theatre this week Rudinon Will pre-
sent his smoke paintings bird limitations and finger
shadows r J. Jose. contra-tenor. supported by
chorus fifty voices. viii revive the Song Sheet
hart VIII PreSe V "n sIsnTs in tbeiy daring aerial
feats; Fred Nblo the Onaw Trio. Joe Max
vel and his Gys aEd AND and me
complete the programme
Edmond Rostand's "Cyrano de Bergerac is the
Offering announced for this week at the American
Theatre. James f. Wilson will be Cyrano. while
Roxane has been assigned to Miss Lillian Bayer-
Robert Elliot plays the Count de Guiche. Rdgneneau
Cummings viii be seen as Christian The following
programme has been put together by T. ID Marks
for his eighteenth concert at the American Theatre
tonight Amann and Hartley Rae and Brosche,
Mcbride and Goodrich, joe Morris, Eurd, maSl-
philosopher; Vera King. John and Carrie Mack.
J. ]. Rehan. Prouty and West. and Henry and
| Gallott.
Among the attractions the Eden Musee this
week will be a series of moving pictures telling the
story of Little Red Riding Hood. Other interesting
pictures will be shown at the hourly exhibitions,
| The wax groups in the central hall have been re-
arranged. New groups will be placed on exhibition
| this week
| last two weeks of his engagement at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. where he has been enthusi-
astically welcomed by overfowng audiences. Man
ager Ptou's romantic drama Garrett O'Magh'
| ability. AS usual Mr.. Olcotts songs strong
| feature. and have 10 be repeated many times at
| every performance. Foxy Grandpa" will have its
first production in this city on February II at the
| Fourteenth Street Theatre with Joseph Hart and
| Carrie De Mar the stars
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week l. Roy and
| Clayton will be In of George NJ. Cohans
| sketches. entitled Hogan of the Hanson: the
Smedey Sketch Club will present the balcony scene
| Leila Mcintyre, with the assistance OF their com
pany. will give the sketch entitled Or Quack
| and Morton. the Folly Trio, James Richmond Glen
| roy. Miss Vera King Baker and Lynn, Daley and
| Vokes Frederick Hurd, Bohannon and Corey. and
| the Vitagraph.
"Hoity Toity" and THE Curl and the Judge are
still the bill at Weber & Fiedss Music Hail. and
seem likely to be for time The house is
| always full
Proctor's Theatre Newark continues to present
vaudeville attractions. Nine. Hermann is the
| leader. LAP Leech and the Three Rosebuds will
| appear and Milton and Dolly Mobiles will provide