New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

entertainers.
Romeo and Juliet" after what Mr.. Short al
leges to have been the manner of presentation in
Shakespeare's time. will again be Monday
night at Mrs Osbornes Playhouse. Mr.. Short
says that he made a mistake in withdrawing
Romeo and Juliet after the first week, and will
not again try weekly changes of bill There will
be matinees on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
days. There will also. be a new Romeo
Herr Bonn is to be at the Irving Place Theatre
another week. after all This is. however. posi-
lively his last, etc. On Monday ne will be seen in
his play Der Pastorssohn.' Tuesday evening
in The Tanning of the Shrew, on "Wednesday IN
''Narciss" on Thursday and Friday in king
Richard III" and twice Saturday in Suder-
manns Die Ehre' C'Honor'O The following
Monday night will be his last appearance He will
play Freytags famous comedy, Die Journalisten.
in which Mr.. Conried will also for the sec
ond time actor this season
Tomorrow that fresh. charming and stimulat-
ing play of chidlife. THE Little Princess, will
be transferred to the Savoy Theatre. where Miss
Millie James will present it every afternoon ex-
cept Saturday at o'clock. On Saturdays the
performance will be given at II in the morning
''The Girl with the Green Eyes will. of course.
be given each evening, before, and on Saturday
afternoons Mr. Fitch has written new part in
the play for Miss Jessie Busley to fill the position
made vacant by the illness of Mrs. Mckee Rankin
Miss Busley appears the talkative sister of the
young man with Indigestion instead of his mother.
and has added life to the performance.
The Thomas Evans benefit at Wallack's tonight
will provide for patrons of Sunday night concerts
an ''al STAR programme One OF its features VIII
be Miss Alice Fischer and her company. VINO Will
present scenes from the first act of Mrs jack
and Miss Edna Wallace Hopper. who will give
1.-The Girl You Love-" assisted by chorus from
1.-THE Silver Slipper by permission of John G.
Fisher Songs by Nine. Mante and Miss Pauline
Hail. a monoogue. THE Butterfly and the Pud-
ding" by Miss Minnie Dupree: a speciality by
William Collier and Miss Louise Allen and sketch
with Louis Wesley and Miss George Lawrence as
its interpreters. announced Montgomery and
Stone will revvc the songs in which they scored
their first successes; Andrew Mack will sing his
latest songs and specialities by Digby Bell. Peter
F. Dai1ev Thomas Q. SeabroOke Eddie Leslie
George Fuller Golden, George Beban. William
Gould Sidney De Grey and John T Kelly make
up the bill De Wolf Hopper will be doorkeeper
PLAYS THAT HOLD OVER
Manhattan-Lsst weeks of Mrs: Fiske's splendid
production of Mary of Magdala-
Belasco-'"The Darling or the Gods, still doing a
capacity business
Garden-E H. sothern. in If 1 Were King"
Garrick-Miss Annie Russell. well supported in
Mice and Men.
E,npire-Empire stock company in The unfore-
Seen, a cdpltal play
Madison square-''The Earl Of Pawtucket'
Fourteenth Street-Andrew Mack In THE Bold
Soger Boy Last week
savoy-'The Girl with the Green Eyes" evenings
Saturday matinee
Sayoy-"The Little Princess" afternoons at
o'clock. save Saturday. when the performance be-
gins at IL
Princess-AThe Frisky Mrs. Johnson
MUSICAL PIECES THAT REMAIN.
Casino-'A Chinese Honeymoon"
Broadway-"The Silver Slipper
walack s-'The Sultan OF sulu-
Day's-"The BillionaIre'
Weber and Fields-'TwirIy Whrly" and The
Stickiness OF Gelatine-
Academy-"Florodora-
Majestic-"The Wizard of OF.
Knickerbocker-Mr Blue Beard
Herald Square-"Mr Pickwick
Miss Mabel Gilman viii appear In The AoekinS
Bird at the Harlem Opera House this wee#-
Charles Winslow's translation OF Hermann