SUNDAY. JAITOABT 26. 1908. 2 NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. A TRAGIC—_ EPISODE. I STAGE AFFAIES. ! "... Insanity was th<» stage tl:>-me th«a la vogue, as'blindness has been the recent one. Hu- THEATRICAL DIRECTORY. manity, not content with th» painful realities tha: adlct it, takes a stranpo delight In r^pr)ducin«; 111 i-irk I m-*4 their semblance. It 13 not infrequently th» case ACADEMY UsT KOgfC 14th St. «r..: Irving Place— 2— 111 Lw IX^ that reality, mere poignant than the most h'.grily t;ls—Tbe Girl or the Golden IPast. — wrought fiction, is concealed beneath, the and 7t»j a.vr.—2—S Vaua»vin«. trafai ILHAMEKA.BMa st. — — mask .... In Iks early part of January, 1543. ASTOn. Bmadway an<3 45ih 2:15 8:15 Irene Rachel acted for the benefit of Wycfcerle.v. Monrose. one of — the best Figaros the bo;ir>!s hart cv«r BELASCO. •»:: i=t.. sctwesa Ita and Sib aves.— 2—S:ls known. The Warrers oj Virginia. — Poor Monrose had been Indebted for his sucesaa 3EXJOI— i.r.»r;»ay, BCtaeaa 30th anij Slst Bts. 2:30—&:30 In Beaumarchais's play to -a. constant study of it Tie Comet — that had the most fatal result— insanity. He rIM EEOADWAT. butiiita 40th *ta 4i«t Bts. — —Bmaa»a». not play tho part: he had 1lf>ntlrif"i himself with 2:15 S:l"> A \va:-.: Dreaaa. CA£IN<,-. Broedwav ant! ssti St.—gJ»— —\u25a0:»—Fana'iasM it. on the 'Stage . Inconversation Bl was aye. —VauCeville. FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET, rear Sd appeared neither to hear nor und*»r- aye. — absent and -GARRICK. SC-th s?., sear Kb Under tho Greenwood sta.nd; but a quotation from the "Barbier" braaajlss Tree. a prompt animated answer, the droll gi'.atura, ICOTHJkZI. East 1-' ft.—2—S—Vaudeville. forth' — contagious laugh. forgotfn r had determined, In a VTAMMi;H?TKINB. 7th aye. and 42a «t.—2.15 !i; Vaudeville. lucid interval, to take advantage of the next ona OPERA HOUSE. 125th st. and Tth aye.— to come before tr:- public, and SBMSSBVaS' to earn. KAKLCM Order. =-. His House in 1 respite, to supply —S:ls— durlnsr that wherewith himself -HERALi» BQCARE. Uroadway and Ssta st.—2l5 with tho comforts his helpless condition required. X- Tne Girl BsssM tbe ossaaar. - —— The house was crowded; the anxiety r,t the spec- IJIprODROJIE Kti a\e. sad 44th St.—J 8 Battle :• cf Fort Arthur. The Auto Itace. and The Four Sea- tators and actors may readily sa conceived; the r sons. exacting highest ft., Broadway— 2:ls eight aras tfrrible. the trial in the -HUDSON. West 44th near S:ls— truth, dreaded, £ Her i-lstei. — degree. All. conscious of the at IRVING- PLACE, Irvine riace and 15th German each word, at each ajaotore, a letsaa of Ui^ fatal !>T-. \u25a0Mcfc company. — malady: nay, doubted whether it had not returned -KNICKERBOCKER. Broadway and 3Sth Et.—2:l5 S:ls beneath the apparent calm. The 7a oC Ne» \ork. and waa not lurkinrr evening --XJBERTY. 4-J St.. n-ir 7th ave.— 2:ls—S:ls—Polly of the The Roslne and the Almavive ot the were Circus. undT the Influence of a terror they could scarcely IJNCOLN SQUARE. Broadway, ntar 65th st.— 2:ls— disguise. The object of all this alarm seemed ta —£pooner Mock Company- — seek, by his off-hand, easy grace, his brilliant LYCEUM. West 45th St.. r.ear Broadway— 6:20— The Thief. — — sallies ar.d his smiling looks, sa reassure them. LTsnTC. 42d pt.. memr 7th ave.— 2;l5 S:15 E. H. Soth- There are. in the part of Figaro, passages but too enL as Lord I>undreary. — allusive to his unhappy state, an 4every heart aye. ar.d 5Mh St.— Tcp o- MAJESTIC 7th 2:l5 S:ls— The tn* th' beat with terror as the doomed man uttered World. act: KBV AMSTERDAM. 42d et , near• 7th aye.-2:15— 5:15— Oarea worri3 at the conclusion cf the third - Tbe Merry bfis»t. — •IIt*t fou! IIrat fou! 11 tNew Amsterdam Theatre, in "The Wycherley." with an expression of the most poignant grief. Lexington •>\u25a0••' Vaudeviiie. — — — Merry Widow.'* Even Rachel, who that evening played her best SAVOY. 3-lth «- rirar Broadway 2:15 !>:15 Twenty Dave in the h&de. ; -\u2666 character, one with which she was mo3t familiar, Broadway— multitude, probably. will remain per- tTCTTESAKT. We« -i*^ si . sear 2:ls— S— of the and. It actually lost her memory twice djrir.3 tho DaeaM Wariield in A Grand Army Man.— crous lacMenai of "The Top o' th' World" to the Visible there for some time. There is nothing new formance. PASTOR'S. 14th st. and 3J aye. Vaudeville. of Merry -waltz. It has -TONS' — incidental burlesque the WWow In lty story or in ita construction. "When ilonrose entered, a thunder of applause aye. elewer TWENTY-THIRD STBEET. 23d St.. nt-ar titi aweSfMap have been renewed Vaudeville. CRITERION THEATRE. been cut from the old w.-b of marital welcomed him, ar.d It would 14th St.. Broadway —Vaudeville. ETHEL JACKSON. tangle sequent thereon that has pro- oftener had not the fear of excitln? hira too I'N'ION SQU-VRE. c. Mathrws ar.d Wallack. in the old time, and John surpassed hi3former self. It seemed Impossible — —I>:ls—Burlesque of The Merry Wjd:w. current play?. The sprightly musical play of "Miss - Haarttas, comprehend- WEBER'S 2:15 Drew, Frank Worthinp. and r harl» s in that the fine intelligence, so quick at Hook of Holland,"—which Is unquestionably 6uc- p author, the new; but it causes laughter (aOsastaßMa at ing all the wit of the so readily Interpret- ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK. Ing it. should be doomed to utter darknesa again; most terrible of all. that the gay. iaughtnai Mr. Belasco's "Rose of the Rancho" was acted and. charming eplrit. knew his doom. Th'- general Im- lor ti.e last daaa at the Academy of Music last MONDAY NIGHT. pression, notwithstanding the wit and humcr o* night and it willbe taken to oiher cities, where. the play, could not but be sad: t:.e more gay and doubUtss, Mr. Miss Starr, and their as- Bates, in of tho Golden West." Richman. ACADEMY OF MUSlC—Blanche "The Girl merry the actor, the greater aaai the re- will continue to impart pleasure b« their saaaaai aociates BROADWAY THEATRE- "A Waltz Dream." gret at losing him aaaaa. That farewell to the Sagbt Miss earnest and effective acting. To-morrow GERMAN THEATRE. -"Th.> Wedding of Hertha." public produced a sum of IS.OOO franco The ir.tel- wiii her re-entrance at the Blanche Bates make SQUARE THEATRE- 'I!; Cowboy and tha Lady." ligent physician of tne asylum. Dr. Blanche, re- presenting Mr.Belasco's stirring LINCOLN aaaateaay/. again X. H. Sothern. in "lord Dundn lry." mained behind the scenes., comforting and encour- the This will LYRIC THEATRE— drama "The Girl of Golden West." aging Monrose between the acts, but hims< paler of Bates in this be the second api>earance Miss TUESDAY NIGHT. and more anxioui that the brilliant performer cf capital this asaaaa, and (as it is under- old Memoir. likewise and Mile. Gene*. Figaro."—From an stood) her last appearance, here, under the man- NEW YORK THEATRE -"The S nl Klsa." agement of Mr. Belasco. Miss Bates has been as- par- In which a number or psfaasaf players will -fcociaied with that manager asaea the season of concerts ticipate. 1:>99. when she acted in "Naughty Anthony": that Forbes and Tom Cireen will appear in the LYCEUM THEATRE. DEWEY THEATRE. play acted in New York, at the Herald to-day. exceptional prosperity play was first Tl.^ of Mr. Bernstein's merry group of performers known as "TSs Square Theatre, on January *.. ]>.«>. Miss Bates, it HACKETT THEATRE. of "The \u25a0 continues, unabated, at the Lyceum A Thl< r.ir.- Belles" w. disport here for a week, be- Is said, baa beessae dissatislied with the parts to Hackett Theatre. Mr. Thomas's Theatre. To-morrow liiK-ht that play will enter on To-morrow, at the Klnning afternoon. They wi:i appear in \u25a0 to-morrow •which, for a long time, her talents have been re- fin« play, Witching Hour." will enter the the twenty-first week of its continuous reer at "The — two musical sketches-. At the concerts to-HERALD SQUARE THEATRE. Flske's next appearance h^re will, it Is rstood, FIFTH AVENUE Sou! Kiss." some Town." known »i a conscientious. her engagement at the Astor Theatre, acting in the At the Square Theatre, Mr. "Lew" Pfeida be made at the Belasco Theatre, .t!-'i it Is hoped Robert Hi'.liard. long — Herald actor, aar.i unced as the chief of "Irene Wycherley". one of those is conducting Ms Behind the- Counter* aa a that she will appear In a play worthy \u25a0»f her tine \u25a0-\u25a0-.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 is drama \u25a0 not require boosting.— pro- "Girl which ought to ba with rever- cessful ar.d does was night things cherished the entertainment artmge-i by Keith & specious, unhealthful plays which tell an obnoxious kind of kaleidoscopic entertainment.— lntroducing abilities. To-morrow Mr. Sothem will begin way feature of !duced at the Criterion Theatre on Tuesday even- ence), and la that It fulrtls Its purpose. their Fifth Avenue Theatre this -Reek. story under the foolith pretence that it is essen- r.':iv dances, new songs, new ''business.*' and new nn engagement at the Lyric Theatre, appearing as IProctor for 1 in^. December 31, 1>77. Nevertheless the false state- Levity Is one of tha chief characteristics of the- pUy entitled tial to teacn a "lesson" of duty. The public,has words, at frequent intervals. In thut way he suc- Lord Dundreitry. Mr. Hilliard will appear in a one-act Imerit is sent to the press t!i=it th»- play Is "now in j.ia.-.-j::g hour. written for him by Campbell liberally of that kind, and not only in attracting new visitors but in . •'As a Maa Sows." been favored with stuff Its second month." Why- It does not mislead the oeeda MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. Mar, merry periomier. gives strong alluring tnanj persona who have seen the perform- STUYVESANT THEATRE. MacCulloch. Carrie Da a no more cf itis needed. Miss Allen a press not mis- Expositions of amatory woe are still extant - pres?; and an honest does assist In to at Warrield's r«-ign continues at the Stuyvosant and dance. She has a musical sketch performance: at one j>oir.t, in the third her ance once to £co it again and again Reference 1 Square Theatre, Mr. will ds act. leading the public. Having been produced on the tls* Madison under the designa- Theatre, performance of Wes Bigelow, Fluffy Visitors to tha revelation of confiictliig emotions, through 'he. me- this subject is beginning to resemble the conversa- tiiius of "The Literary Sense" arhera bis called "Lonesome Ruffles." last day of December, and being still current in and "The Reck- in Grand Army Man." has marlraa] a triumph will also see Laddie CHif. Kirno'a ditim of tremulous, almost hysterical speech and tlon of Captain Silver's parrot for Itisaln im- oning." The chief expositor of anguish is Miss *A Fifth Avenue January, the piece, undeniably, has been visible in say more than that the for in domestic drama. Some of Urn best or an earlier i pantomime company, the Novell:.-, the Avon Com- de*aeaaor, is especially potent as woman-like feel- p Bstble to seeker Katherine ijn> Zaretsky a part of 'wo calendar months. But trhy the dis- at Square, and will generation of actors.— a generation, included edy La Vlj Clrrseroa Trio and the and especially fine as dramatic art. No act- pleasure finds it the MeraW that Four. ~tßft honest quibble? "Miss Hook of Hollar.']" Is not in MAJESTIC THEATRE. Placide, Burton. Owens, Sefton. dancers. There be t-xo con- however, redeem sacb subject. Mr. continue to lind It ther< for a long time. Fisher. Couldock. troupe of Russian WIH " ytzE* can a its second month: it is in its first month. The Tl.is Is the last week, at (he Majestic Tbeatro, of Gilbert, and Mark distinguished by Davldge. Nickinson. Smith.— certs here to-day. |*Grant Stewart has himself his THEATRE. Top o" merrymaking obvious Intention of the announcement is to make HUDSON "The tb." World."— a that is> might have ben proud of giving an impfrsonation THEATRE. eminently. iaitaful assumption of a blandly cynical On February IS Miss Ethel Barrymore's present to be removed to tha Casino Theatre on February FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET it appear that the play has had a nutaMIfill 3. si> instinct with Bdebty to actual life, and yet so PleTpbtXt and a com- .mar. of the world—meaning an Incarnation of at the*Hudson Theatre will terminate. On date Granville Taylor. Laura career for two months. The thirty-Sm perform- engagement that th« "colored comedians" Messrs. far removed from commonplace. as tha selfishness, in wbica there is. neverthe- That popular young actress will be succeeded, on and Walker will begin an engagument pany of forty will present "The Star taut" family ance of it (there are eight each wnek). occurred Williams at at Keith & less, a grain of feeling, laaattaat from February by ncr, present Majestic, a WALLACKS THEATRE. chief feature of the bill this week (polish**! night. years 17. Mr. Otis Bkii who will the npjearing In new piece, rnmposad ; last Some a?o "The Dramatic Mirror" "A Knight and pride. A play called "Paid in Full" has been music, \u25a0\u25a0 Th>- presentment of fcr a Daj' seeasa Proctor"s Fifty-eighth Street Theatre. Ffcttx began the custom of a play, in which he baa been acting elsewhi re all of frolic and lIIid "Band i the ririnting the exact record rela- Land."— to proved a lucky hit for Theatre, Whiting and the Melnotte Sifters. Ken:p"3 . mentioned as likely 10 succeed "Irene Wycherley." the «ason, called "The Honor of the Family." composition of Messrs. Shirp and and have Waiiack'a Barry. tive to performances of plrys In New York. It i? Joint Rosen >.ly concerned. f;irce Wild." a series of Interesting pict- A press agrr.t impartment' relative to the play Miss Barrymore'a perlonnance ol Kleanoi Ander- Mr. Will Marion Cook. The new piece is intended and for \-:>r That abounds '"Tales or the conveys a good plan, and it ought to be pursued. with mirth and it h;i.- been popular McKenzie and Shanr.o::. Madden and Flu- of "Irene Wycherley the sapient ir.- son, In the play of "Utr Sister,** has been received to present a picture of "tha life of the Southern from i:.s tirst ures. is play " nigiit patrick Brothers are announced. fcricatlon that "wLrther it a the \u25a0 at that IIBe All who the Wilson that DALY'S, THEATRE. with favor, and It seems probable that the dosing 'darky." It will contain "Teal ne^ro \u25a0 : dii real ho BIMH see it are aad ">"oung person' go to a question: • ... amused, speak seem, two to-day. should see is as plajr cf "Society and the Bulldog," weeks of her Kagement at the Hudson will b-.- negro dancing, and real negro dialect." Tha enter- and all who of it to remember There willbe concerts _one has said,—"the was not coa- The now cur- It with pleasure. critic theatre" rent at Daly's Theatre, cannot be a agreeable to the public and remunerative to the tainments provided by Messrs. Williams an.l GOTHAM THEATRE. etructed for the young person." commended cs good but It is set and earnestly acted. manager and the star. Walker have been received. In various places, with WEBER'S THEATRE. Edmund Day In his rollicking fare* cal>4 It is Time that silly prattle about "the young one. welt so. Mr. Armstrong can, and doubtless w;ll, write better KNICKERBOCKER much favor I? Mr Williams baa another song hftif Mr. Weber's barleaqpM of "The Merry WMow" "The Wise Guy." will be the attraction here t&b person" should cease. Old persons as well as THEATRE. has proved attractive his is, plays. Such success as the present one achieves The continuance here of "The Talk New York"' as amusing an his ludicrous "Nobody" the new and tltsalis accord- week. He is aided by a large an.i ir.erry chorus. young persons are possessed of olfactory nerves. of ingly, prosper oas. Furthermore, H:g- meet he has \u25a0 ar.J is largely due to the acting, especially of Mr. Will- is to be recorded. It pirn by its nonsense, venture will with success. r::»iie it James Nell!. Rooney anJ F.er.t. Melrfila The sense of saaeal is not confined to beys and its "the cynosure of neighboring participat* iam Farnum. liri.^k and buaUing movement, and occasional NEW AMSTERDAM eyes" by placing gins. the Craigs aad J J Wmton will girls, nor do boys and girls constitute the theat- its THEATRE. over its entrance two wooden figures, tuneful songs. Mr. Victor Moore, aa Kid Bums, is Crowded houses continue to itt< Ithe charm of each lour i la tl\u25a0 concerts to-day. ricsi audience. The storj- told in the play of "Irene EMPIRE THEATRE. feet tail, that revolve .n a blaze of light, and thus offensive story.—not hairs- popular. "The Merry in which Ethel 125TH STREET THEATPE. \u25a0Wycherley" is an one The present engagement of Miss Maude Adams, Widow." Miss Jackson. Indicate Miss Lulu Glas=er and Mr. Peter F. Dalley. breadth, quality, Mr Brian, and their Charles K. Bvaaa ruis been fng-igid to f'Ttcra In above the level of stuff that at the Empire Theatre, will terminate on February LIBERTY THEATRE. Donald sealoua auxiliaries ar<» as Fonia and the Count do .1. h.i. psrfoiuifcafj ' entertainment, here for a wn--k. beginning1 to-morrow afreraoon- can be heard in a police court. The play is BOt In.which The fortuT'at-- combination of domestic drama and giving a bright, crisp, delightful at "The Merry Widow Waltz." Other figures are 29. The p!ay MJaa Adams Is now actingv to will aayaai in a farce called "It's Up to Tou. only obnoxious to good taste, tut it is stupidly spectacle, "Polly, of the Circus," proves stendlly the New Amsterdam Theatre. There are several b-- displayed, from to time. The !He has not been received with as much favor as is time device is William." Fanny KJce, Fey and Clarke. :n "The dull. The theatre is an institution that was "con- attractive, at Theatre, lovely melodies in that play, and the dancing is Also, it indicates I usually accorded to plays in which she acts. There the Liberty and Miss Mabel electrical. the great advance- Youth"; Raymond a.r.J Caveriy, tieroaa ructed" not* for the purpose of debasing the Taliaferro, POlly, gains characterized by remarkable lightness and at times that made, time; I 9pites of however, ample that, in her case, the as wins favor and admir- has been m our in public t.i>te Burt, Harvey public mind, but for the purpose of pleasing and Is. evidence by exquisite grace. Certain touches, in seen* comedians; HaaljjSßl and Elsia play is the thing: ing friends by her siniiile performance of the gentle tha nnd intelligence—for this fabrication* has been wet- ' Improving Jt. No person, old or *$"oung. can be not it Is the actress that counts. at Maxim's, could be spared: but, as a whole, thu .in.i Boys and the \u25a0aaAada are in the bill. The admirers of Miss Adams are legion, heroine. comed with rapture. bene&ted by contemplation of a loathsome tangle no matter performance is. indeed, charming. laussial melange raßrj "The BM» Show' is also In what she appears. The Bprtng'tour of LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE. announced. of domestic lfcfelicity. Furthermore, as long as Miaa NEW THE HIPPODROME. managers Adams willInclude two nrrfmaiawra at Harvard Mr. Fttch'a play, incorporatlve of meidenta on CIRCLE THEATRE. theatrical continue to present plays of There is nolnlnsj n--w to TONY PASTOR'S THEATRE. character,— University—one of them, ]irobai/ly. that of Chicot, the frontier of the great Southwest, called The Messrs. Kolb and Dill will be found at the New record of the splen- to an Indelicate pluys that tell unclean Theatre, did Tony Pastor can always bo depended «'ri ft**J In "The Jesters." Cowboy ahd tha Lady," will be" performed at the Circle sporting la their musical medley, antartatemoM presented at this spacious —£or k<* stories,— so long the opponents of the theatre will place of amusement. nish a various and reputable entertainment Lincoln Square Theatre night. called "Lonesome Town." They Impersonate two it khaa been noted in b« furnished with a. weapn with which to apsail GARRICK THEATRE. to-morrow That heretofore, possesses judgment, taste, exrerier.ee. and rish: feel- ! play was acted by Mr. tramps nnd make them broadly comic. Tho melo- this place, that (he present attraction Brat N. C. Goodwin, Miss Is, : as to hljprofession. This week the binat Pastor* It Miss Maxlne Elliott, acting in Mr. Esmond's company, dies introduced are gay and the vocallsin of Miss in point of magnificence and of varied interest, BHJ Maxlne Kllioit. and their several years | Theatre will Fran* Maltese and compaajyta BELASCO THEATRE. pleasing play "Under the Greenwood Tree," will ago, in of characters, Maudo I.anibert is heartily enjoyed. one Of the best that have been presented since the sMsada and it was one ita Midge, a sketch; Daaaaaad and Smith, in absented sons*: Mr. Frank Ketnsn's fine performance of General if.main only one week more at the Garrick Theatre, that Miss Gertrude KUlott (now Mrs. NEW YORK THEATRE. HippodronM was opened to the pabttc The .-t.-ik- I J. Forbes- ing features Karl and CurtK in a short play; Karl and Bart- Warren, of Virginia," at Be- and, afaee Miss Elliotfa presence Is charming and Robertson) lie reopened . of the spectacle are "The Battle \ in "The Warrens the* flrst attracted attention. The New York Theatre will Tuesday of her performance brigiit, Xhe piece Port Arthur." Auto Race" lette. it» Irish comedy; the "Big Throe Minstrels": lasco Theatre, has co vitalized that play.—in Madf cheerful and piquant.—de- contains seme situations of the "sensation"'. night with a musical larce entitled "The 800lKiss," me and the heaallful i lighting the vision and fining tho order. ballei "The- Four Seasons." I Mauley aad Sterling. In a ~toos}k'l sketch: KossU interesting, but largely dependt-nt on acting, flial mind with pleas- ansme. Theatre \u25a0 \u25a0 23D That in a piece, compound- lips will act North, Mr. ESdwte Curtis will appear The new farce, called "Twenty Days In th<* I herself, at the Bijou Theatre, in trash, A change has been m-ide in the pres- tinues to present " ed of music and pat together by Mr. George as th"o Indian halfbreed, and Miss j.->s.«i«' McAllister Bhade," which was produced at Savoy Theatri* considerable repulsive play, "The Comet The name of the ALHAMBRA THEATRE. entation of moving pictures at the Twer.ty-tMri Mr. Owen Johnson's M. Co.ian. it hi "Fifty Miles from will play Midge; Monday night,s.ofir.s to have pleased last the taste Vesta Victoria, who closed an engagement of two Dream) by Uw iddttißß ot More Interest In the proceedings of Mme. /Nazl- Boeton." and the announcement states that it will Street Theatre (Bijou warranted, to weeks last night at the Colonial, is as three reels of pictures each week, making nia» xsova. xnlsht be if Fhe were pleased abide at the Garrick four weeks. Mr. is. announced clean, Cohan the chief attraction this week ut the of the ne^k. On appear tn a. rational play. the scribe who. has added a new torture to the life AUtambra reels in all shown tn the course editors, Theatre. That performer has a nlaartai voice and Sundays there is presented a ssrles of r«>UKiou* BROADWAY THEATRE. of dramatic by the circulation of a fatuous a number nf songs -•-; thins called "The Ipot Light." that always find favoi with pictures. • Hits Anna Held closed her engagement at the mixed audiences. Horace Ooldin.. tin- magician, UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Broadway Theatre, last night, and "The Parisian GERMAN THEATRE. will remain in tha bill. He l.s atrHtad in his per- Robert Dailey anJ company lead the list cf at- displayed by places. k formance by Meeaaj appear Model" will be her in other A new play, called "Hertha's Hochzelt" ("The Isaans Fransloli. The Pan- tractions bars this week. Mr. Dalle? will "She new week wiii bring to the Broadway a new Wedding of Hertha"), by Max Bernstein, tomime Company, the Six American in a farce called "Fun a Trolley Car." \Uym» will be bears, Kinaons, Dancers. in play, cf a lightcharacter, called "AII-Itz Dream." produced at«the German Theatre to-ir.orrow night. Hatty's the Collins and Urown! Gehrue and company willbe an extra feature. Th» the Six Suniols have been Vance. It is said to contain keen satire of "advanced" aud engaged to aid In Bedouin Arabs. Kdwin'Fosberg and Clarice CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL. providing amusement. be Rog- women and also of "advanced" ideas relative to There will two concerts Brown and Navarro. the Cralgs. Shields and Tae subject of Mr. Burton Holnzes's "travelogue" to-day. the of the convention of marriage. ers and Arthur Whltelaw are in the biiL Tli«r» Carnegie Hall to-night will "Paris." discontinuance at Music be Satirical tr>atincat of those subjects. If able, COLONIAL THEATRE. will be two concerts to-day. Mr "Holmes will conduct his audience from one trenchant, and decisive, cannot be otherwise than Miss Hetty King, another of tlio man> and some- VICTORIA THEATRE. section to cf that city another, illustrating his ealjtary effect., principal parts times clever performers ;brought to this country Hammersteln has arranged ndat- pictures In The will be Mr. a varied laetare with fine of the numerous places by Klla Hofer, August'Weigert. Krnst Sauer- from the music halls of tJreat Britain, will rejoice bill presentation t'ii.-» week at the Vic- Cf and cf Instruction acted tractive for Interest In and about the man, and HelnriA The new play will be the hearts Sf the audiences thai week at Mr. \Vi!l- Julius Steger leads tha list cf French capital. The lecture will be pea Marlow'^ toria Theatre. Mr. ted en repeated on Wednesday and Saturday BWBBiaga. lams's Colonial Theatre. Misa King is an Imperso- players announced to appear. He will oner &!* \u25a0Wednesday afternoon at the Lyceum Theatre. nator of mala a On Thur.-<. welcomed- That GRAND> OPERA HOUSE. last week, will in tho bill, rh* Innocfcnt lun remain He gives an Sisters. Alcide Capltaine. Frank Fogarty. fabric of should have had a more Elsio Janis comes to the Grand Opera House for interest liik performance. Wilfred Clarke, Con- prominent production a* the start, . .ne of Dublin Minstrel"; the Binnses. Anna SBMi EfSe for it is more a week, beginning: to-morrow night. las will Bp- the best if not the very best 6llfc- worthy of attention than low comedian ley and Charles and Nellie King are in the " various plays that have pear, as before, in the mueica! comedy of "The on our stage; will present a ap bad the preference. But comical sift -ii At the concerts to-day these performers jrtD '.'better late than nt\er. Hoyden," which has filled prosperous engagements "What Happen Next?" t!J* *ndsever once 100 lat»." The entitled Will The Fplssel pear:. May Irwin. Mr. Hymack. Grace Hosari. Catiao is more read- at the Knickerbocker and *at Waliack's Theatre. Brothers ,tnl Ma<'k. Kennedy iiy than the Majestic to and Rooney. the- KUnore Sisters, the Waterbury Brothers. Teaaw«l " accefsible tbe votaries of J<*t«*ph Cawthorn is in tht> cast. W. H. Delmoro, Duveen kiT-G of entertainment. Macart. EDWARD A. SOTHERN. EDWARD H. SOTHERN. Misses and Duveen wiil also Nick Long, and Idallne Cotton. There are two P*" Ibis O&e of the moEt ludl- Weiih. Francie and company. Mr. and V)n Theatre, jjsrform. There, willbe two 1*26-1831, v Lord Dundreary, Lyric t% Lord Dundreary. concerts here to-day. formances every ciay at tin VlstorU. .