THB THEATRE Are Given Here Every Day and Concerts on Sunday
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20. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER "_WW. 2 VARIETY THEATRES HAXXELE AND COMUS ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Alaambra, Th« following performers willb« at th© \u2666 hie w«ek: Audrey Maple and company la "Tfc« "Bauplmann at His Majesty's— Love Waltz," John C. Rice and Sally Cohan, th* Elinor© sisters, the Joseph A«le!man Quartet. «el- performance* Music the Masque. ma Uraat» and Sam Williams. Two of THB THEATRE are given here every day and concerts on Sunday. r London, December 9. MUSIC HALL. are AMERICAN repels those who \u25a0-„ Hauptmann's "Hannele" Victoria wiilhead the billher* for we«% It Vesta .prejudiced aeaJast religious drama- attracts beginning to-morrow afterrjoon. With her on Ci* by a and ex- company. lU*r- tlsose who are fascinated beautiful Harry Kelly. "Joe" Cawthorn and Ma«t*r Gabrie! bill willbe Franeesra Reddfnß ami Since Sat*-t. the tremely natural study of a child's mind. ar* the chief performers in It. \u25a0on and June. Josephine Wartetn&er* and Ray Bev- it followed the production of "The Third brothers, th* Gol-im Gat* Quintet has NEW YORK THEATRE. to •'all Him Father la one Floor Back" InLondon the Stranger of one has STAGE AFFAIRS erid* "Now Iliav- of the other, Held and her company are still successful of the new songs in Miss Victoria's repertory. Two *«en identified with the Stranger Miss " every Itas re- the New York In "Miss Innocence. Those performances are given here dai\ -and there has been itendency to treat at and -length- fond of uproarious hilarity, pretty faces ligious drama This lrr.i.ression was Innocence" all COLONIAL THEATftE- yesterday af»?r- OF WEEK. amusing dance* will find "Miss ened at the first performance NOVELTIES THE It sets out to be. There are afternoon per- Robert Milliard In "No. 973' will be th- pr?n~rpal audi- that by Ferry noon at His MaJestVs Theatre, where the Wednesday and Saturday. feature of the bill arranged Williams for formances en Karnos ence was requested to refrain from applause NIGHT. presentation here this week. EngMsfc MONDAY to the during play, especially at the close. The SAVOY THEATRE. comedy company wlli contribute merriment, the and BROADWAY THEATRE— Joseph O'Mars, tn to- Montgomery unnecessary, majority of the " Lackaye will come to this theatre also the Avclos. Brows and Xevarro. request as as the Tiisacjr Machree. Wilton Battle, th© •chameleon." There, by the affect- morrow night with a new play called "The and Moore, and Hymack. spectators were profoundly moved aa "a to-day. dream, and wanted mad* by Cleveland Moffett. It is described will be concerts lnC (\u25a0: -v of the dyinc child's and the tenement ques- silently and think Mr. Lackay*. in "The play on brains, business EDEN MUSEE. to creep out of the theatre SAVOY THEATRE— central figure is a wealthy man named con- Battle." tion." The tVeleorr.*- about It quietly. Reflection must have Haggleston. E. M. Holland, ft B. Warner. The new groups "Uttle Nemo* «"4 a re- WEDNESDAY NIGHT. John Griffln attracting much attention vinced them that they had not attended Elsie Ferguson. Josephine Victor, Gerald "Colonial Christmas" are Some appzopriate subjects ar« ligious service nor witnessed a modern morality CASINO THEATRE— Eddie F>oy. In "Mr. and Charlea Abbe willbe in th* cast. at th© Eden Masso. "Hannele." like "Peter Hamlet of Broadway." being shown on the cinematograph, amon? wlUca play like Mr. Jerome's THEATRE. Boots'* and "The Tinder Box." study of what goes on in a STUYVESANT are "Puss in Pan." Is \u25a0 realistic prosperous here In "The Fight- What is refracted through it is ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Miss Bates Is still LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE. child mind. Is every Indication that she of fairyland, with red engagement of ing Hope." There not the topfcy-turvydom This will be the last week of the finish the here. An afternoon per- Beverin, a French pantomimist, will b© In th© bf3. mermaids, and musical play may aeason Indians, pirates, crocodiles Montgomery and Stone" In the popular willb* given on Christmas Day. here this week. Mabel McKlnley win sir.g. «aa heaven, been a profitable on*. formance Maud© -wolves, but a medley of earth and alike of "The Red Mill It has and "Warren, the Four Bards. Hall and is not, like- There willbe an afternoon performance on Christ- WALLACK'S THEATRE. Macy and company. Johnson. Davesport *ji&Xhetic end fantastic. "Hannele" at Academy, Carleton Day. next attraction the \u25a0 Knowles also appear. 'ay of all ages. mas The to spread good and Ladella, and K. G. will "Peter Pan." \u25a0 1 for children 10-morrow night, will be "The Boys and Betty" continue* every Sunday. perplexed by beginning a week from in that There axe concert* her© Jleal children willbe saddened and "The Warrens of Virginia," In which Frank cheer at Wallack'a. Miss CahlU's success thoroughly She will It Is sentimental, but very beautiful drama Keenan is the chief actor. musical play is established. VICTORIA THEATRE. It. occupy Wallack's until th* warm weather comes old^r people who like the text. "He took a billarranged for presentation her- this wm* for ASTOR THEATRE. again. The usual afternoon performances are given ' The set in the of them." Is strong one. Thomas W. Roes will appear In a child end him midst week to week. There will b*an extra one on a produced in America. "The Man from Home" continues his occupation from I sketch entitled "Awake at II Switch.- T. As auricle" has been Christmas Day. ccmlcal brief out- of the Astor stage, and. rain or tnow, there la a 1 Thompaon, an actor of experience, wj'.l b« It,s, s only necessary for me to give a night. ' H. lons goodly assemblage to greet him every Mr. Doyle's play act Marie Lohr's WEBER'S THEATRE. Been in A. Conan In on© caT.ed line of it and to describe Miss Hodge has made that play Immensely popular. England daring th© paat devout, and Russell will appear her* on th* afternoon of ••Waterloo." While In lovely Impersonation of the tortured The usual afternoon performances are given. Miss Thompson vlaited th© town of Wool- "The Stronger Sex," & drama that Is !•ummer Mr. the pauper refuge of a Christmas In ay nature! child. Into of public attention. There ; wich, wher© the action of th© occurs. H- ha* quarrelsome hags BELASCO THEATRE. enjoying a fair Bhar* '' aj mountain village, where four performance* on promised to produce the livingroom of sns th* stove, Mr. here in "The Devil" will will be the usual afternoon 1 and are huddled around a the Arllss"e engagement old cottage*. In offering this play la vauAeviU* Mr. Imbeciles early next month. He will be Wednesday and Saturday. carry Hannele, be term'.ncted euo- says he realize* th© condition under -ecJiooimaster and a forester by Miss Frances Starr In a ! Thompson pond. ceeded at the Belasco to produced, a: whSa h* whom they have rescued from a Parish Eugene Walter, WEST END THEATRE. which it willhave be w3 rew play by entitled "The Easieat text, he will eruieavcr t» and a Sister of Mercy ap- Fields, tn "The Girl Behind th* Counter," present It with th© full ©fleers, a physician Way." Lew In of th* part, •* schoolmaster, who has attraction here for a week, beginning I quicken th* action th* playing pear, but it Is to tl»e will be the audiences, accustomed to Quick acUca aal that she con- BIJOU THEATRE. to-morrow night. The original company will aup- !that tha taught her what rellplon she has. laughter, will not become weary- Be::© Blaacca, stepfather, a Gentleman from Mississippi" is etill the at- port him. Ther* willb* the usual afternoon per- ! fides her piteous tale that her "A ; and Mitchell in "Th« Land Agest." Hal at According to the man- formance*. Quinn •tonemason, has driven her to suicide. "What traction this playhouse. Merrltt and El Cota willbe in th© bJIL seats are on Bale for the performance follows the- fever of the dying child. agement, is dream to during the month of April—an Indica- first to frighten and be given MEMORIES OF EDWIN BOOTH. The stepfather comes at tion that this play will remain here throughout "00PPELIA" BALLET FOR CHABITT. into her Vullyher; the nurse ie transformed the season. The usuel afternoon performances ar* three angels sing dead mother, who soothes her. given. Mr. Belaaco Gets Stage Accessories for the at Waldorf- her; Angel of appears with Clever Amateurs WillPresent It tor the silent Death BROADWAY THEATRE. Stuyvesant Theatre. «.*word; the humpbacked village tailor brings In Astoria on January 15. hearty welcoire in etore for Joseph attended a recent sale of the cos- a shining robe and a pair of Cinderella slippers; There Is a David Belaaoo of "Coppella.** by r»ilbea. wWch O'Mara when he makes his appearance at th* tumes, furniture, bric-a-brac and personal effect* Th* ballat crystal coffin is Into the chamber by Mile. Gr«ne© made popular in England. Is to fc© a. carried Broadway to-morrow night in "Peg-fry Edwin Booth, and purchased several of the trage- raiment; the stonemason Theatre of the grand ballroom of tb© Waldorf- four youths in shining Machree." Mr. O'Mara has been heard in this dian's 6tage accessories. Among the articles which presented in Astoria on the afternoon and evening of Friday, returns in a paroxysm of wrath and drunken- now, and his reputation a* a singer have passed into Mr. Belasco's possession ar* the country before by the Washington Square Auxiliary0! ness, and is expelled by the Stranger, who is the thoroughly established.