New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
4 WEEK OF BENEFITS.
BelascO Bazaar Casino Programme
Joe Weber's Sale a Hummer.

Theatrical bazaars In aid Of the San Francisco
sufferers becoming the fad One is to be started
Saturday in the lobby Of The Belasco Theatre and
one on the steps outside. and 1t will continue till
Tuesday when Miss Bates and Mr.. Warield unite
IN a benefit performance Miss Batess mother will
have the bazaar in charge. The portico OF the
theatre will be decorated. and Mrs. Warfed. Miss
Katherine Grey Miss Minnie Dupree. the Misses
Belasco and many other young women will preside
the booths.
Already hundreds OF dollars for boxes, and even
single seats. have come in for the Tuesday benefit
Both Miss Bates and Mr.. Warhed Californians
and they will work to make the bazaar also a
success
Joe weber's bazaar at the Gilsey House was as
lively as ever yesterday. and Marie Dresser worked
like a Trojan. Nobody could escape her. and $500
the total Of the days sale To-day at l O'Clock
the paintings given by Lolita Crabtree and others
the silverware given by Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt
and many other really valuable gifts, saved till the
last. will be sold at auction by Edward Margoles
and several theatrical ; funny men IT Is expected
good profit, or. rather. gross good profit
gram from Mayor James d. Phelan, chairman
Of the relief committee of San Francisco, reading
Greatly needed and On receipt viii be properly dis
piss niesi Mi T6ssty wber G seCa
now playing 'zira,, and will see that they are
The committee in charge OF the benefit TO be
given next Sunday night at the Casino met yesteT-
to be offered sixteen acts were selected. the
whole forming programme that should keep tho
stage of the Casino occupied from O'Clock until
midnight. Excepting for two numbers. the enter
tainment viii be light in character !st Mrs Mrs F1ske
which she will be supported by William d. Mack
and other members of the Manhattan company
Margaret Angen is to read Bret Harte's well
known poem. San Francisco" Henry Woodruff
and members of his company will sing college songs
from. Brown OF Harvard; De Wolf Hopper and
Will Danforth will render How Love Flowers
the comic song from "Happyland." and Charles
Ross Adele Ritchie and Frederic Bond are sing
the "Just Kids number from THE Social Whirl -
Fred Walton the celebrated pantomimist will he
seen In his toy soldier specially and Blanche Ring
will give two songs. Melville Ellis has volunteered
his pianologue. Louise Dresser will appear. Maude
Raymond will contribute her speciality. Blanche
Deyo will perform her dance of all nations, and
chorus, will sing Twas the Rose"
Estelle Wentworth is TO offer a soprano SOLO as
is also Mrs. F. V, Collins while Will T. Hodge,
formerly star Of Eighteen Miles from Home
will recite poems OF James Whteomb Riley; The
performance viii be ended by the BoOtblack Chorus
from The Social WhirL" The regular scale OF
prices will prevail. although n large number of
checks have been received much in advance OF the
schedule.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of New York
County will give concert and lecture at the Muir
ray Hill Theatre 42d street and Lexington avenue.
next Sunday evening
The Irish Volunteers have planned great bene-
flt. TO take place in the Grand Central Palace on
Saturday evening, May s.