Tyson-Co's programme of operatic, theatrical, and other entertainments for the week ending Jan. 17, 1903
Published: 1903
Language: eng
Description: Tyson-Co's programme of operatic, theatrical, and other entertainments for which they have boxes, stalls, and seats in the most approved situations, for the week ending Jan. 17, 1903.  For sale at the following hotels: Waldorf-Astoria, Gilsey, Majestic, The Ansonia, Broadway, 73rd & 74th Sts., Imperial, Netherland, Grand Union, Transit Building, 7 East 42nd St., Holland, Murray Hill, Hoffman House, Buckingham, Sherry's, Savoy, Plaza, Victoria, Windsor Arcade, Fifth Avenue, bet. Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Streets. Includes cast lists for most of the performances listed.
Notes: New York, N.Y., week ending January 17, 1903.

Title devised by Library staff.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Daly's Theatre: Klaw & Erlanger present Jerome Sykes in Smith & Kerker's new farce "The Billionaire"; title: The New York: The Whitney Opera Co. will present the new spectacular military opera "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"; title: Broadway Theatre: John C. Fisher presents the latest London musical success "The Silver Slipper"; title: Academy of Music Frank McKee's stupendous production of "The Ninety and Nine"; title: Manhattan Theatre: Mrs. Fiske in "Mary of Magdala, by Paul Heyse; title: Victoria: Viola Allen as Roma, in a dramatisation by Mr. Hall Caine of his novel "The Eternal City"; title: Knickerbocker Theatre: Annual engagement of Mr. N.C. Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott will appear for the first time in a new comedy drama, in four acts "The Altar of Friendship"; title: Metropolitan Opera House: Farewell performances of Eleonora Duse "Francesca da Rimini," "Magda"; title: Wallack's Theatre: Henry W. Savage presents George Ade's musical satire, in two acts, entitled "The Sultan of Sulu," music by Alfred G. Wathall; title: Garden Theatre: E.H. Sothern (under the management of Daniel Frohman) the tragedy of "Hamlet" Prince of Denmark by William Shakespeare; title: Casino: First presentation in New York of Sam S. Shubert and Nixon & Zimmerman's production of the successful English musical comedy in two acts, entitled "A Chinese Honeymoon"; title: Savoy Theatre: Clara Boodgood in "The Girl with the Green Eyes"; title: Belasco's Theatre: David Belasco presents Blanche Bates in "The Darling of the Gods" a drama of Japan in five acts by David Belasco and John Luther Long; title: Garrick Theatre: Mrs. Langtry in "The Cross-Ways"; title: The Criterion: Julia Marlowe in Geo. W. Cable's southern romance "The Cavalier". Special matinees "The Little Princess" Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's new play for children and grown up children from the Shaftesbury Theatre, London; title: Bijou Theatre: Charles Frohman presents a comedy in four acts, entitled "The Bird in the Cage" by Clyde Fitch; title: Weber & Fields: The Weber & Fields all-star company in "Twirly Whirly" and "The Stickiness of Gelatine"; title: Majestic Theatre: "The Wizard of Oz"; title: Princess Theatre: The Messrs. Shubert present "Heidelberg," or When all the World is Young. A play adapted by Aubrey Boucicault from the German "Lustspiel" by Wilhelm Meyer-Forster, entitled "Alt-Heidelberg"; title: Empire Theatre: Charles Frohman's Empire Theatre Company (fourteenth season) presenting a new play in 4 acts, calleed "The Unforseen" by Robert Marshall; title: Herald Square Theatre: Shakespeare's tragedy "Julius Caesar" produced by Mr. Richard Mansfield; title: 14th Street Theatre: Robert Hilliard in Rich & Harris new production "Jim Bludso"; title: Madison Sq. Theatre: Miss Elizabeth Tyree in "Gretna Green" a romantic comedy in three acts by Grace Livingston Furniss; title: Harlem Opera House: Charles Frohman presents Ethel Barrymoore in a comedy, in three acts, entitled "A Country Mouse" by Arthur Law, preceded by "Carrots" a play, in one act, by Jules Renard.; title: Sunday concerts, January 11, 1903: Metropolitan Opera House, seventh grand Sunday night concert, in addition to a miscellaneous concert, Rossini's "Stabat Mater" will, at the general request again be given. Soloists: Mmes. Cadski and Schumann-Heink, Schef; MM. Salignac, Journet. Entire opera orchestra and chorus. Conductor: Mr. Mancineilli; title: New York Theatre: Ted Marks Vaudeville; title: American Theatre: Ted Marks Vaudeville; title: West End Theatre: Rice's Popular Vaudeville; title: Harlem Opera House: Refined Vaudeville.; title: Metropolitan Opera House, eighth week of grand opera, season 1902-1903 (limited to seventeen weeks) under the direction of Mr. Maurice Grau: Gounod's opera "Romeo et Juliette" (in French), conductor Mr. Mancinelli; title: Der Ring des Nibelungen, Wagner's opera "Das Rheingold" (in German), conductor Mr. Alfred Hertz; title: Grand double bill, Donizetti's opera "La Fille du Regiment" (The Daughter of the Regiment) (in French), conductor Mr. Flon, to be followed by Leoncavallo's opera "Pagliacci" (in Italian, conductor Mr. Flon; title: Der Ring des Nibelungen, by Richard Wagner "Die Walküre" (in German), conductor Mr. Alfred Hertz; title: Gounod's opera "Faust" (in French), conductor Mr. Mancinelli; title: Eighth of the series of popular Saturday nigh performances, Wagner's opera "Tannhäuser" (in German), conductor Mr. Alfred Hertz.