New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

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le ssFS6 o; Ests oiane (sopraTo) Grace barley
Ns1Sgs Ito9 Arthur Bower Ctsnorj and Hugh Chatham
CSsEsol
IN r>,esday evening at the GarT1ck Theatre.
Miss Annie Russell VIII appear in play by =
Izaadon Chambers, freely adapted nom the FTench'
called The Younger Mrs Parting MISS Rus
cell win be supported by John Mason, and MIS-
(.slber+ every one win glad TO learn. has SO far
recovered from her recent illness that Sne' VOC,
vii appear in the cast The cast VIII Dc nlAoe
I'd follows:
ssauelins ca-stas CfewArd MTE James PsTins9 G..s
Mn carstsirs her Mrs pelle169Sga
asrs samuel Parting Mrs cslendnnns
Lady Mss GEN.
9.5 ?, wr Samuel PAIRING. Miss Barbour
Maid Mrs. James Parting T Nisso5
ssngel Pairing his e 4 EbeT l:
sir Phiiip Maiaby Bart Glsndinning
e9S c valentine
Tomorrow night at the Savoy Theatre, Robert
billiard Will appear in a play by Mrs. Burnett
called That Man and I" built UP from incidents
IN Mrs Burnetrs story, In Connection With the
Miss Maude FeaIey the leading members Of
Mr. billiards company.
sheridan's masterpiece. THE School for Scandal"
VIII be seen at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow, and
for the remainder of the week, with Miss Rehan as
Lady Teazle. and Mr.. Skinner as Charles Surface
The audiences at the Lyric last week. beginning
small grew in volume at every performance. and
the advance sale indicates Tor this week unusual
business The cast
Oliver George Clarke
Charles Surface Otis Skinner
Joseph Surface
Sir BENJAMIN 5aes W Ses
Gordon tombstone
Russell Crawford
CrabrTee T. Ringgold
Trip. Walter Howard
ne ne sls3oI ,, s SIG WII5ar1 RseI
EF- Para~ j
Joseph's servant Daniel
Lady Teazle Ada Rehsn
Lady sneerweu Mabel Howard
go O1--Olt -. ..-..-:. KstheTine Bverts
.-rhe Other Girl "Gus" Tho1nass play OF New
York life. which for the last month has been en-
PERTAINING large audiences at the Criterion viii be
Syea to he o 6Ts hfs it's eseyed P Pep
isT1ty.
-IAselott' seems 10 be ~-4e Of the seasons sue
oesses and It VIII continue this week the Irving
Place Theatre where run Of three weeks is a
hands ana the T,errimsnt is Continuous
This IS the last week Of the weberneld season on
Broadway. ana large houses all the week viii
coubtedly result
Tomorrow night the excellent racing drama,
Checkers" with Thomas w. Ross the star,
comes TO the Academy OF Music. after run in
Boston. This play at the American
esrier in the season where It attracted the atten
20 E1ghth-ave The star is a pleasing actor, and
veil ~D'' ~-'-''' -
Candida" presented by Arnold DAILY and an ex-
ceuent company, continues TO do business at the
Vaudeville Theatre where Mr.. shaw's play is at
s5teqeS snd snt s mot f. at Least
confess TO being stimulated
Tho Secret Of Polichinene' at the Madison
Square Theatre has turned out to be what the
managers call "a hit" and is filling the theatre
nightly.
AT the West End Theatre this week Robert
E-nraer' VIII be the attraction.
At the Harlem Opera House this week Fritz,
scAsn win sing -BSbetta"
Severed faces new 20 the Murray Hill win be
seen when the Henry V. Donnelly stock connnanv
opens its tomorrow afternoon tn. mol
10y Of the house VIII remain the same as last sea-
son- Mst.nses viii be given daily with the rrtce
for the best seats at Is cents and the evening
prices, 70 cents. IS cents and 80 cents 1-bara min
Se a charge Of bill each week. THE Prisoner az
zenca" has been chosen for the first Offering In
ne company are Edwin Holt George Farren
80 COL ml1li~n b Short Lionel Hogarth and
crime Nevins. N1@'e'eh una Aath-
"A Little outcast" opens at the Third Avenua
Theatre on Monday afternoon fer a weeks s~1
s@sezae1t- This production is popular and +ba
- = heAoso py little Anne Biancke as Bob a
AsrOe1t Aelcey and Miss Shannon. In ''sherlocJ,
Hoines," viii be at the Grand opera tzo,,.. -
weak ~~-~ 31"1se TINS
George GrOssmith is give his Anal bpr,o.
and musical recital in Nendelssohn Hall on I>pes
Gay evening next He IL TO repeat the proeramms
on THIS occasion which he gave at his recitas last
week aDc which include the musical ffuefr. 49,
Haunted by Dolly Gray" This sl1it is one &c ,1
most sDccessfui that Mr.. Grossmtn IA ever No.,
heard in during any or his visits 10 this city
The New-fork Chapter OF the Actors Church Al
lance viii give a testimonial benefit MATINEE =,
Friday afternoon. February s. at 2 o'clock at the
Manhattan Theatre. Robert Edeson Andrew
Mack Miss Amelia Bingham. Mime. Calish Miss
Izvinia shannon, Miss Edna May 6pooner and
CHER representatives profession VIII assist