New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

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Riss. 1dsaaas Alexander
Miss .A-,~r, Bingham IN Clyde Fitch's play,
.aan+es NJ. the French. The Frisky Mrs.
Tohnson... .li appear tomorrow night at the
csrricE Theatre. beginning an engagement Of
ore week Mss Bingham was seen IN this play
Ias- season at the Princess Theatre. and mem
or IS still zoo fresh 10 make further description
necessar--
George Ober viii head the cast at the West
nd Theatre tomorrow night IN a performance
Al popsa- prices OF Rip Van Wrinkle" Miss
Grace Farrell VIII support him. Miss Farrell
,1iII remain st the West End Theatre during
the sumner season. playing juvenile parts
Miss NAY Edou!n and Fred" Edwards viii
snnear Il The Murray Hill Theatre tomorrow IN
. drama called STAIRS GIRL by Alice z. Ives
The scenes OF the play are laid in mining
camD in Colorado IONA Starr. "a child OF the
rrsrje" is the part played by Miss Edouin-
esn5 she does many heroic deeds, not the least
- which is The rescue OF her lover By lassoins
Ess horse Just as the beast IS running away with
the lover on his back. headed for pTeoipice-
IN TUESDAY May "A. there VIII be two out-ot-
door performances in Brooklyn BY Ben Greet's
company. n the afternoon las You Like II"
will be given and n the evening a Midsummer
Nights Dream" The performances VII De
bush under the auspices Of the Brooklyn 1nstt-
tuIe OF Arts and Sciences
The New Lyceum. Days. the Manhattan the
Herald SQUARE. the Princess and the Hudson are
now closed for the season IN e few weeks
more the number viii be greatly Increased. The
abnormal conditions Of a season ago. when most
~ the theatres were open well into June stands
no chance Of being repeated this season. The
weather IS still cool enough for theatrical busi-
ness 10 flourish. but the managers have ex-
hausted already their supply OF attractions; they
have nothing 10 put into the theatres.
PLAYS THAT REMAIN.
gEt1s z a' S4' sI 2zi win 2n.. co.aa
sAvoY-Miss Tyree IN Tit for Tat"
g, H, gis'a ss5jor zov.
EMFTRE-1liss Julia NssioVe n "Inguuna-.'
MUSICAL PIECES Still HERE.
c l.gI5Zo Pr Par. P0ut'
NET-YORK-7-The Wizard o: o."
FED Aaa 'i Tsns Si;la Ro,sn..
IN vaudeville this week the most interesting
feature viii be the appearance Of Charles Haw-
trey twice daily at Proctor's T1enty-third-
81 house. and twice also at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre IN a sketch called Time Is Money
These four times are money FOR Mr.. Hawtrey,
without doubt hence his appearance on the
Continuous" stage.
Prominent theatre prOprtetors. managers &C
tors, railroad corporations. printers. oostunerz
lawyers, hotel propretors. bankers and mer-
chants are arranging q novel testimonial FOR
Yours Merrily' John r Rogers. which will
take place on Friday, May p. az one OF the
Broadway theatres. several OF which have been
offered for the occasion. This event VII com
me1aorate M Rogers's thtrty-hfth year as a
theatrical manager. discoverer and promoter Of
many successful stars and originator OF mod
erT' advertising methods
Among the Wen known players who have
c-1N--te1Teo lhelr services are James ONeiiI,
Therles warner. Miss Clara Morris Charles
[[1 I-Sy' ". d thompson Hiss Alice Fischer,
hyrle BeLew. De Wolf Hopper, Andrew Mack,
MISS Mage LessiIg, Eddie Foy Sam Perna RI
James I. Powers, James Z. Sullivan Lew Dock
stacer, George Primrose, Tim Murphy s Miller
Kent Miss AtherJon, Robert HIliard William
Jerome, the Great Lafayette and other well
KnoWn stars William a Mcconnell VIII be mas
ter % ceremonies
The testimonial 20 be given al the Metropoli-
tan Opera House tonight by the friends Of
Henry schaad who has presided for many years
al The box Office windows OF the Metropolitan
opera House and Belasco Theatre. promises
70 equal amy similar entertainment given at the
opera house In recent years. Prominent among
the list % volunteers who have promised 10 ap-
r
IhoInas O. Seabrooke. Miss jeanette I,ovyrie
Mss .A1ele Richie. Van Rensselaer, Wheeler
SgnA J. sullivan. Helena Frederick. Miss Dor
C--s a-9rlcH Miss Truly ShaUtuck. Homer Lind
.4s Williams. Miss MabeIle Adams. Edgar Al
~, Syl-r- barnes. Miss Aurie Dagwen, Miss
Mary Dupont John Dunsmure James r Glen
~ Alss Marie Laurent, Mile A Packbiers
----ss Katherine NUgent, George w jenkins
[1,aymonq JungHau. Miss Isabelle Underwood
George eDonneIl and Stokes Sullivan.
-dcIn:yre and Heath have been re-engaged.
arc vii continue for six nights more this week
a. h2-nnerstein's Victoria Theatre Of Varieties,
lose-Aer with entirely new programme head
&c 10y Marco Nerseilh and his band Of forty
husiclans o. the bill viii be Fred Hallen and
AoiAe Fuller who viii make their reappear-
1nce after q years engagement in Australia.
ne programme also Includes James J. Nor
toh An important number viii be the first ap-
keEance here Of Airiams wonderfully trained
p-dysc entirely by dogs. This act has Just con-
T-0oe1 an eignt months engagement at the
11~9hcor Fippcdro.ne. There VIII also be on the
oI- Cole e1G johnson. who make their last
american appearance. prior TO their European
eL-gageuaent; others are the Five Society Bellies.
NE Tanka-. Warren and Blanchard and new
N4-aG:aph Jews
Tony Pastors bin for the week comprises MI
end Mrs Mark Murphy IN Why Dugan swOre
or PaUio and Carina IN "A French Frappe"
TIE three Hickman Brothers in who stopped
lie ferry boat?" Nr. and Mrs Harry Thorne and
company. n An Uptown Flat" John :. Clark
nonologist and singing comedian; Jack Brown
ana Lillian White. songs, dances and high
PEDESTAL clog Reid Sisters. singing. buck dane
.9s and acrobatic work. Chihuahua Trouba-
SSS41s, Mexican native singers and guitarists;
@@ypsy TurVy Trio in screaming irish comedy
ODowd from Cohoes": Yard and Alice Barlow
q he brsakaway revolving ladder. Mildred
Aenaeio, The Blonde in Violets, and the
american yitagraph. The Marco Twins. an
noEaced for last week will appear the coming