v NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1900. iNEVV PLAYS THIS WEEK STAGE AFFAIRS MONDAY NIGHT. NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.MUSIC Bnaasi W ACADEMY Mant^li begins engagement with revival of Frederic Thompson's production at "Bre»Eter> "KingJohn." rMillions" willb* the attraction at the Academy for night. LJ- RETURN ENGAGEMENTS. X ailianii period, beginning to-morrow \u25a0-,,,: Abel** Is the chief actor In that drama It ACADEMY OF MUSlC—Edward Abelea, In " ago. and " hod to. lor.p run hi this city two \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 "Prewster's Millions." In other Basana fr-.r.j successful engagements WEST END THEATRE -Mr. Faversham, In parts of Use tsottntry- to-night, "The World and His \Vlf<\" Hurr Slclntosh mta give a lecture here on "Cur Country." It w!l!be amply illustrated. LEADING PERFORMERS ON VARIETY STAGE- L< ASTOR THEATRE. Hodpe as the AMERICAN MUSIC HALL—Laurenc* Irvir*. "The Man from Hcme." with Mr. play, that have In "The Kin** and the Vagabond." principal actor, is one of the few beginning of the oe*- COLONIAL THEATRE- Mny Imin. In been on the boards since the "Mr?. favorite, Caraajsa-." wn. Itis BtHIa Pscknasa'a LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE Jarri^s J. BELASCO THEATRE. Jeffries. Bau-^ »nU The FigLtir.K Hope" are *t'.V. VICTORIA THEATRE— Eva Tanguay and JilM nc*s at the Belasco. Afternoon performs Wllla Hoit \Vaken>!d Viialar of |!m t*if< a week. t:. 2UHh performance >U 'hat drama w-i!! occur shortly. RINGLING BROTHERS' CIRCUS. BIJOU THEATRE la Another "World's Greatest Due at Those r.h.. weary of thr> rotten exhibitions Show" where A. 'Aise town BhoUU rtrit the i ..;. v. Thomas the Garden onMarch 25. hsraorovs peifoJinaace of a Southern Ben- i Madison Square Garden will have new the comply of "A Gentleman from circus Itor sn cJein tenants this spring. Ringllng Brothers are to un- fold the priories of their "world's j?re«.test shows'* BROADWAY THEATRE. there during the period allotted heretofore to th« famous Barnum & Bailey show. It seems on.y-tlvi - the »i other day that these two big shows were at It anJ Fisher are 1"A'Broadway. John Barrvsior- Sallie M'INTYRE. EILEEN KEARNEY. hammer and tongs to prove that there was only WILLIAM COLLIER. FRANK principal* in it. IRENE MOORE. Traveling Salesman," at A newcomer In "Havana," at the Casino big circus worthy of the public's appreciatom. jthe Son," Acting in "The Patriot." at the Gnrrick Acting in "The the one Acting in "Meyer & at the Garden Gaiety Theatre. The Rfngllns; show has been a live coal In CASINO THEATRE. Theatre. Theatre. the circus business of the country for a good many ° * *' T" I-i^rosperitr ««> •*****»lll<> efforts | J me years, and it has exhibited In every bis place ex- I of "•' to the junuslnp musical inl«tnr« cept Manhattan. The Barnum & Bailey interests fPowers popular on Th» LONDON DRAMA. viaa." Mr. rowers ha* 1o:ir been STAGE were always strong enough to keep their rival «nd his rrtur:, to It in the present THE FKLNCII from getting into the big show place of New !local stasc opportunitj year practical piece has piven his numerous r.iend* an — York at the only time of the fur His per«ona. organization. RiiiKHri* Broth- X* revive «.!d an<J ...... A Scries of Revivals Mr. James's an Immense circus promise of Bailey show \u25a0ttccen wsf instantaneous, and it C»ves Buridan," Dashing Three- ers now own the Barnum & and I "L'Ancde fortunes; the Both or- enduiin? for \u25a0 reasonable length of thne. Comedy. direct Us hence chanse. Act Comedy— Furic" ganizations begin the season on the same day- CIRCLE THEATRE. K London. February 20. March 25-Barnum & Bailey's in Chicago and Ring- continues to February -:1 old plays are ever in order when the Madison Square Garden. •The .„,.,.- of the Moulin Reuse" Paris. Revivals Of ing Brother* at beginning to renew managers perplexed by the caprices of pub- The Ringllns circus Is now conceded to be tha be tbr exhibition at this playhouse. The Paris theatres arc are coming spring Harrison, having largesi in the world. In travelling It employs \u25a0 their bills, with features for the lic taste. Mr. Frederick a THEATRE. brought eighty-five cars to transfer its effects, and when CRITERION season. Among th- dozen of new plays brilliant actress), with mark.-d individuality of .f -Tl,e village built more than twelve acres Marie ivr» in the comedy brightest and most style, English, comedy and the canvas Is opinionRichest^Olrl"of thai j out this week by far the reverts to old re- The cirrus colony carries i,the attfactJori b«* CrtUcal a of ground are coversd. In it Has ; amusing '.- "LAne de Buridan,'' delicious spects the best traditions of the Haymarkct. goes with the well anS of Mis* l>,ros performance with it about everything that \u0084Jcoe i comedy, written in a dashing, up-to- Miss Ethel Irvingdivides with Miss Marie Tem- except charter. It ha up}**)rod in this paper. - threes-act regulated village, a state pei MM.Robert de Piers honor of being the most popular detective, hotel bakers, 3 Xliirii AKup'iia sml her associate* w i»l Kfve Idate Marivaux vein l>y and pest the com- its doctors, lawyer, men. repertory co ; Caillavet, London, so on down the ronaaacrt hew »f f!ay? rram her Gaston Annan de whose collaboration edy actress in and she has been trained tnllorp. blacksmiths, barbers and Frl<^ty 4 this suc- hustling community. Monday. Tuesday. TiursJay and !during the last Hve years has been high In the same school of musical comedy where line of a n \u25a0 . cessful, and now bids fair to surpass that of charm is even more important tl:.n power. As THE HIPPODROME. i DALY'S THEATRE. Mfllhac and Hiltvy. "LAne de Buridan." pro- Kate Hardeastle, in "She Stoops to Conquer." by management the Hippodrome is not let- the dured at the C.ymnase. an<l admirably acted gives a and an original reading of the The of to-morrow r.ißht thirl sli.- fresh presentation •\u25a0"\u25a0- Miss. Msrlo-iv* enters and L>uin«ii;«. is tn its tins a week HO by without the of in "The o«.3def=s t Marthe Regnicr Dubosq delight! text, ails the stage with her gracious * ***kof ler rnsrajremont here . novelty added to its already Us bill. Tn " at Iway quite as consummate a work of art as presence acts tine va- more Reason Th- final performance of that drama and with distinction and season, by far the \» st ever given *t Saturday \u25a0«'•' "Frou or "La Petite Marquise." We find may grand style acting, circus this Daly-s willit piven a week Jrcm ! Frou" riety. It not be a of playhouse. will have tlie additional feature agreeable, sympathetic vignettes of men and the hi? like Miss Ada Return's, but it Is her own method weak Ella Bradna and Frederick D"** women, and this of EMPIRE THEATRE. deftly accentuated by vivid color of denoting character and observing situation, equestrian*. Ten other big acts, with Madeline this time for which Is There !*no new word to be said at IIronic caricature. and behind it is an Interesting personality that and twenty clowns, make up the cirru«. tlie delightful c«>in- very two spectacles. \u25a0'Wnat Every Woman Knows." The story of the play is simple, but con- is felt across the footlights and causes pleasur- ssca un.ler Ha own tent. The Adams !s successful at the .:-n- satire, wit, "The Itattle in the Skies, %ej in winch Miss veys no idea of the delicate aroma of able excitement. Miss Irvingmay not follow all •Sporting Days" an.l pire. that apes -centrally an.l full of intere?t a:id 'truthful observation and sentiment the cuea of thi? classic part, but she is delight- are wonders THEATRE. diplomatist, Ver- amusement. GAIETY analysis, a retired Lucien de ful In the comedy passages. The play is brill- Sales- Mr. Forbes comedy of "The Traveling 'isannes. Is living at a seaside villa near Dlnsrd iantly staged, as Italways is at the Haymarket fa.-cr at this play- coquettish wife, Odette, LECTURES TO-NIGHT. \u25a0Han" is rtill enjoying public with his somewhat and Mr. management, and th-> iast , beginning to end. Fernando, under Harrison's Theatre. Mr. B. O. KnowUw will_ give >.( Uf». It i*a lii-erV play from iMa fair and flirtatious cousin who is At Oalys Is excellent, Mr. Robert Lorarae being particu- on foreign trawl. and worth*- of the popularity It i.ii- attained. his wife's friend and companion. Luclen is an to-night his illustrated discourse I larly sf>od as Young M..:' and Mr. George India an-1 Australia wID j skeptic-philosopher, who has solved the Scotland. New Zealand. THEATRE. amiable most comical as Tony. It n ."tuge re- description. i GARDEN a good Giddena la be embrace.l in his Iproblem of being at the same time hus- order, play- Netherlan.ls-In.lia," will bB piay called "Meyer & Son" it the attraction trust, vival Of a high artistic for which "Java. E.!en of the ft A :band for his wife. Odette, and a i friend lecture Theatre. William Humphrey and goers ought to lie sincerely grateful. the topic of Mr. Burton Hohses's t-.-nis:>t \tt the Oaidf-r. \u25a0 company. and comrade for bis cousin Fernande: and so will r~ repeated Monday an»l Ir»w Moore are the ...... the At His Majesty's there Is a revival of one of at Carnegie HalL U 1 life runs smoothly and merrily.