The New York Clipper (January 1904)

1178 THENEW YORK XJLX&P1BB. •■ JANTJAliY 30. I'EXNSYI.VAXIA. Vhllndelpliln To those lit nil Inter- ested iii Ihenlrlcnl nirnlr* Hip Improvement hi iiilondaneo nt the Imiil houses IiihI week wns most gratifying. Audiences of n larger size than have Isieu seen anywhere In town fur n month or two past wirro to be noticed at several of the theatres, while I hi' ngarc- gntc of business nt. all wnx of tin* most hji t Is- fiirtorv sl/e. SeTonil now onVrlngM lire brought t" town this week, milling novi-lty in a Mil Hint In calculated lo i-onllniH* Ihr Improvement In business. Acaiikmy or Mi'Stc.—"TnTITihnuscr" is the ii|H'ra to Ih; presented on Tuesday ••veiling •>:' this nwk, the runt Including Mines, ibid ski, Flolllstud. Delsurtu, .MM. Krnus. I'l.n:- ■ on, (iorliz, Mnhliannn. Hols*, liufi'li'hr immI Jmynr. Mi". Ilerm will m:l nn conductor. Schumann itrlnk In lo Ik> the soloist hi I!••- Friday afternoon and 'Kitlirndnv even I tin nm- riTln liv lIn* Philadelphia Orchestra this week. I.nHt week's eonecrin unit Ihr grand opera performance nltmilisl Inrirr audience-. ltuoAo Street Tiieatiik (Nixon .V Zlm iiiiTiiinii. nuitiiigcrsi.—"Tlic Darling of Ihn Hods," with Itlnnrlic Bales In I lie |irlnrl|nil rule, received Hn local premier lien- lnsi week mill iirhli'Vnl success nn great ns could-1*' desired An n sis'olnelo It tilled th ull- ouccs Willi enthusiasm, while the ntnry Im- parted In ilriimiith: form proved of absorbing Interest. The entire runt earned hourly ooin- iiirudnllon. while the praise for Hie nil- ilium eonipellert their neknowlcdgmcnl on Hie opening night. The ilrilliin Is roiilltiiinl ibis week, with the la'st of prospects for n prullliible rim. Feb. 211 bring* Churles llnw- 1rrv, In "The Mnn from lllniililey'n." C.arrick Tlli'-mtn (Frank Ilowc Jr.. man- ager).—The engagement w Richard Mntis- lleld ended Inst week. On hint Friday night ••lir. Jekyll nud Mr. Hyde" wns presented and attracted the law*!, audience during the engagement. Thin week begins the en- gngement of I'lliel Bnrrymoro. In "Cousin Knle," to Inst u fortnight. FrlUl Schi.ll, In "ltnUctte," Is scheduled for Feb. R. CHENTNir Street OPKII.l lliii'Ki: (Mxon .V; /tmtnerniun. malingers).—Forbes HolieriKon ml J Gertrude F.lllolt finished tln»Ir engage- ment. In "The Weill. Thai Fulled." hint wet*, having enjoved the fnvnr of loenl Iheiilre- gocrs. Ily fur the greatest success of Ihe encniremenl, however, wns achieved on l-'rl- day iilKht Inst, when "llomlol" wan the offering. This wan ItobortROti'n llret Mf*«f- imce In the title role In lhls coitutry, and his leeept'lon was monf cordlnl. All our old ibeniroKuorB luiuiedlntely coinpnp'il his |"i- loniiniien with that of Kdwln Ttootli. nnd minenred to ogreo that It Is tin: best seen In Tills ellv slneo bis time. This week William Knvcrnliam begins a fortnight's engagement, iirescntlng "Uiwl nnil I.ndy Algy." Follow- Inc Oome the lingers Brothers. Qnmni S-rnnirr TutATnr: (Mxon & /Imaieriimn, mniiagersK—Frnnk Daniel.:, in •The OhVr Ilnv," Is the onrniit offering ill lhls house, tieliig scheduled for n two weeks* i ugngcmeiit. Moiuhiy, 8, brings Mnrle Temp esl. In "The Marriage of Kitty.** The i nil i ngngemenl of "The Vrlnee of TMIm'ii" mel with iiuutinllflml approval. Walnut Stiiki:t Tiiiiatuf. (Frnnk Howe •lr.. niaokKer).—"I'lyaai's" closed ll« eiiBnue nient lam week. The proilucllon was nil - mired Krenllv. Iliough Hie Imnl pillions did lioi attend In very great numbers. "Mrs. Wlggs, of I lie <*nbliago J'ateh," begins nn en- gagement this week. ' AnOlTuiitl'M (Slnlr & llnvlln. malingers I. —Kelhir Ik entertnliilng the pnirons of this liouse lhls week Willi n pnigrniiime of iiuiglc. "Across I lie I'liclllc" arrives next Week, ;ie- iiinlliig In schedule. A ciitillnl conipnny wns seen In "The 1'rlncess Chic" hist week, and Hie alteiiiiiinee nt the performances wns ex- < client- „. , I'aiik Tiikatiib (F. f!.. Klxon-Mrdllnger. iiinunirni-).. -"(^iilney Ailnnis Snwyer" inis liwii drawing niullences of gowl size nl this house for the hint Iwo weeks, but I lie cur- rent wi-ck Is announced to end Hie enaiiae lnenl. I'lHlerllned Tor Ihe coining wis-k Is "Soldiers of Fortune." National Thkatui: (Joseph M. Kelly, l an tingeri.—The pal runs were duly stirred by the thrilling sltmiHons In "At Cripple t'reek" hint week, ami (Ills week I hey have more excltemeiit lu the inoloilriinin. "The Wiiywnnl Son." Coinliig next week, "(.nierii of ibe While Slnves." l'Knl'l.K*H Tiihatiii) (V. 0. Nlxon-N'lril- linger. iniinngerl.—The ■•rigliial prixlm-lIon nl "'J'he Mnelv nnd Nine" holds the bonrds lhls week, wllh Thus. (.'. Nhen iiiiliouniiil to follow. '1'lie pillrons (urned oiu loyally bisi week for "A llenperate Chailci'." HliAMi OrKiiA llursK (CI A. Wegi'farlb. liiaimgerl.—"The I'rlnri-ss Chic" moves over in this house this week from the Auditorium. Following cutties Kelhir. The delightful ih'C- iiinmiiici'H «it "l.'auler Soutlicru Skliw" huw week met with their due rewnril. Ul'xx's Htak Tiikatiik (Fred Wiildiiuilin. malinger).—"Tisi l'roitd Ui llcg" mel with Hie favor of Die put runs bisil week, nnd ihcy ttimed out In goodly numbers. Tills week Ibe uirrriiig Is "Two l.lllle Wnlfs.*' Next Week tlm policy of the house Is to 1>« changed ngtilii. and lairli'sipiii will supidv the entertainment, coinnii'iiclug wllh the it'-,' Sensation. Ki'XSInoton TitiMTin: (John Hurt, mii'i- ngert.—With well tilled houses. "The Imrl;- «sl Hour" won incrtieil nppruviil Inst with. The current offering Is "Nobody's I'lulm." anil (his Ir to be followed by "In I lie Shinh.w ut Hie Hallows." Con'MiitA Tiir-tTKH (M. S. Schleslnger. lunungcri.—The patrons are attracted thin week tar Hie nielodrillliil. "Her .Mnrrbige \'nw." '"Weiillh and I'nvei'ty" Is underlined for Ihe coming week. Irfisl week theie were gnoil sized turn outs of the pa Irons for Hie pcrfnrinniiiTs of "Ills Slslers's iKuiiKl'Arr.lt'H TllBATWi (Miller *- Kauf- luaiii, RiinniigetNi.—Tills week Stuge Malinger lieorge Urn rock nppenrs In the cn.sl, preseni- Ing, wllh Ihe nsslsluii* of Hie members of Hie otoek eoiiinuiiy. "Monlo Crl-sto.' "Sluven «if :Sln" jirovtHl lo lie M wMn drama lasi week, ami the members of Hu* company io-- iiiilii.il Iheinsi'lves well la Ihe various roles, lu rehearsal. "The ltond to 'Frisco." MTAXDAltn TllKATtiK (Hnivy & Speck, nitui- ngersl.—After a wiTk'n Idleness the. mock «iiniimiiY risipened at this house last week. present lug "Convict 777," nnd the patrons Hliowed their dellsht h>- lining the house nr inch performance. This wwlt "l.uele 'loin s Cabin'' Is the bill, ■with "A Mother's llenii" lu .rehonrsiil lo follow. _ Aucn Stiibkt Tiikatur (Carl Snake, mnn- nger).—'For Hie entertainment of the pa- trons of this house this week the (leniinn coinimny Is iiriwenl llig "l'r nnd Seine Nehwe»lor," "Mnm'selle Nllouclie." "Stern- eanetunnyre," 'i'.rbe" uud "Xeher." Ki:itu"s Nuw TMBATKi: (II. T. Jordan. resident ninniigor).—Cnpltn". Inisinoss was the reward Inst week for a very entertain- ing programme, uud the same results should lie achieved! this week, with a bill Including: Mr. nud Mrs. Sidney Prow, tilrl with the Auburn Hnlr, Three Crime llrolhers, Mile, ltnllerlnl. Three Ken tons, Ilnsipie 'Junrict. Mnvme Komlnglon, Unllerlnl's dogs, St. llnge llnithers. I'urrcll and llrooks, Horolhy Ken- ton. Aerial Smlllis. Chalk Rnunders. toe C.regsons. C. W. Sander60ii. and the blograph. KKITH'S ntJOt: (I*. I*. Lyons, resldenl innn- nger).—An lntoreatlng list for this week pre- sents the names of the Avolos, Cnshinnii. llnlenmbe nnd Curlls. Colby nnd Wny. Kelly iiml Kent. Xell McNeill ami company. Waller Dnulels. llnsnlle Trier, .liilhis Tniineii. K! dorn and Norlne. >(r. nnd Mrs. harry Sluiw. llenney nnd Ktuipp, Hie IV* Hrees, nud ibe blograph. I'Lr.vFXTti Smrnr on:n\ Horsr. il'innl; lniinniii. uiiiuncur).—l.nst week's prugriiiuuii' js couilmied uiicbnuged ut this house. There Could be uu doubt uf Ha uueceiia, uu the pu- Irnns kepi the senllng capnclty lllled throiiKli- ■■ut ihe week, und the lnuglili'r nnd applause wns In nhiinilnnee, l.vci:rM Tiikatiik (John H. Ji-rmon, inniin- gcr). —After complying wllh all Ihe require- ments of the mayor's commission, this house wns reopened lo the public on Tbiirnilny of lnsi wis'K, wjtb tiny Mnsi|ueriider«. This week Hie I'litiTlniiiniciil Is siipplh-d Ly lU>lile"s Knickerbockers, Next week. Hie limns Widows. Tinn -a in:ii" (Flovd J,minimi, mnnageri.- • Phil Hberldnn's I'lly Sports fullllled Ihelr ibn'v well Inst wi'k, eutcrtnliiliig Ihe pnlnuis lo ihelr entire satisfaction. Attendance wns excellent. Inirlng the current week the eii- leriiiliinieiil Is supplied by Ibe World Heutcr*. Xis-lli ami Amu Ml sr.i M ii'. A. Itrnilen- liurgll. miiii.igeri.— The palions ore well en- lerliilned this week III she tbeuire by July mid IS'iere, Jiihn T. l'owers, the Lynns, Kvelyn l-Vnncr, .Morion nnd Starr, Clmrles MrAvoy. I^sm nml IbTlle Allen, mid lie' cluisigrtiph. In the curio hull Ihe fenliires nre: I'lerre llnsnb-r, benvy weight lifter; Wisshviird. tninboiirlne king; .1. .1. llnuiRes. Frank Hurl, eniilllbrlsl ; U' linn, eoniedy Juggler; the Thomases, decapitation ml. nni John Thompson, blind checker plnyer. NnTi:s.--(.la Friday afteni'siti of this week ii professional mnlllleo Is given nt l'ore- I.inigh's. The iiuniinl Is'iieflt of the I hlbulelphla \ax\u" of He T. M. A. will be given nt the Chestnut SI reel Theatre w. Friday nftirinsin nl this week. I'litslinru. —At Ihe Mxon (Tliomiis I". Kirk Jr.. resident manager). —Annie Itussell was the star ill this heiitillful new thenlre I.isi week, wllh a strong company, In "Mice Mid Men." drawing large bouses. The week enuiineiieini 'iTi op"tusl with (inice Vim Stud- illl'iiid. in "lied Feallier." Alvix Tjikatui: iNT.xou d Zimmerman, miinngers).—Viiiila VMwnrdes niul- her lino eompiiiiv. IS-'J.'l. "Winsome Winnie." The east Iiu-liules: Joseph C. Mlron, Alexander dark. Vi'llllnin I'hllllps, Almos Ashmure. Kvelyn Carter. Madison Dick, Dlek Teinpli'. IkoIii'-I Hull. Itusbicss Is gissl. Kuril Ken dull week of IKi. In "The \ Inegor Huyer." Illloi' 'J'iik.vi'Iu: ill. M. Hullek. iiuiiiiigeri. — Louise Hen lull, IS-'J". Ill "Itnclliiel Hulil- rlein." lo treuienilous business. The man- agement prcs'iiled, ulchi id -". nu imto- imilille to Hie holder or Ibe lucky number, n ticket niiinls'ied having Ixi'll given lo each purchaser ol a seal during the week. Wnnl and Vokes, In "A I'nir of Fluks," LTi, tor week. * liMi'iiu: Tiiimtri: IF. J. McCullougb. innn- ngi'l-i.—Churles lirapewia. 18-33, with n gmHl coinpiiny. hi "The Awakeulng of Mr. l'i|ip." Mr. (Irnpewlii wns as funny as ever, ami played to aoisl business. "The Governor's Son" week of 2& Nkw HiiAxn (Ilnrry Dnvls. mnnngeri. — Afler four weeks of the CkliMMM pnuto- iiiline ihe miimigemeui chose the excellent p|ny. "Trelnwney of (lie Wells." lo start off with in ihelr resumption of productions by the stuck compnny 18-11:1- Large nudlenres were to be seen nt each performance. Fanny Iiiiveii|Kirt's original version of Snrdou's "C|csi|«ilrn" Sfi-IUI. |iii,ii:s\i: TllKA-riir. (Ilnrry W. Williams, uiauiigeri. I'liiiiineiielng is vaudeville was resumed at this euz.y then I re. A strong bill Is hiiuleil Iiv the Four I.likens, fullmved by Itnymouil nml Caverly, Flslier and Carroll. Jordan uud Crouch. Mnzuz nnd Mazed. Mining Mya. I'rcil'i nnd Hare, nnd the Heavenly Twills, liond houses were the rule throughout Hie week. Vaudeville Is con- tinued this week. Avr.x ik Tiikatiib (Harry Davis, malinger). --A splendid bill was bended last week by Me I ul. vi i' and lienlli, In "The Cisirgia M In - sirels," I'olliiweil by the Six t'utlys. In their groat musical act ; Kvn iludge. Churles Cms', ltedltil uud Arthur. Lorlk nnd Alllnn. Meul- lee .lohiistoii i,ml conipnny. Sailor and Pur- ls I to.' Hip (ireut Muriuelliis. .Murphy and Friinels. Mllilreil Flora, nnd Ibe Irnyel ph- lures. Itusluess In lirsi class. Acaiiumv (Harry \\. WttllnniR. iiiniiagerl. --The Ilenlx-Hnnlley <'n. dellglned Hip pil- lions of lhls housi! lnsi week. In ailillHnn to Hie opening burlcltii, "The Mntrlmoiilnl Markel." and the eloslng extravngnny.il. "The Cnllf of y.iuv. ' the olio Includes Charles W. Douglass, ilruett nml tiruelt, the Three Con- nolly r'lslers. MeCnls'. Sabine uud Vein, und VniilHtuiilo ilriis. The llohemliiu llurlesoiiers wis-k nt •.'.". and Fny Foster I'n. wis-k of Feb. I. gold Itnnd Cnrort T2, "Wife In Niuae Only*' HtJOi Tiikatiik iFiHlegrntT & I 1 !*".""''"' mnnngersi. - Fr.sl Irwin's MnJesH" llnr- lesiiiiers nunc, t" good hiislness. IHJo. Ih' Topsy Tuny llurb.'s rs, lo crowded houses, " Noil:—The Uriinil Opera House, of this city, bus been closed by Its owners for the balance of ibe season in order lo mnke some nlleriulons and Improvements siicgestefl uj Ihe lire commissioner. » Mloonn Al the Klevenlb Avenue I'ljiera House 11. I*. -Mlshler. iniinngerl.—I he h. \- I'belnn Slock I'n. did gooil hnslness week ot .Inn. II. "Hello. Hill." bad a gmsl bouse 1U. "Wenrv Willie Walker" ■.'<', "Th" ClWt Willie" lilnmond" "I. the llbiiidells. lu "ThioiiKh the Celilro "f the l.iirlb, —. Hie Cliv Club Ititilewpiers J-t. A lloyai sinve" iTi, Hrnee lieorge Hi". Kate Soffel. in •A Harlng Woinaii.'* 'JS: "To Hie at 1MWU ■.':• the iiulliiii Muideii Iturlesipiers .T>. "A - iiboiise and lioslon" Feb. I, Kzra Kendall : ; . "A Llllle ilnlcnst"* S, "A llreak for IJtierty Coin nililii Al Hip Columlilii D|iera House • John II. Kissinger, ninimgeri. —- "Ituster llrown" packed the house Jan. Hi. Coming: "Al Cripple Creek*' 'JU. Howe's moving pic- tures 'JS, Porter While's "Fnunt" *Jtl, *'nlfe In Niiine (Inly" !I0. N'oTi'..—I^'wls Mcl'onl and wife were here lnsi week visiting relatives nml friends, owing lo the Chicago theatres being closed. • I'll si on,- At Ihe Able Opera House (W. K. Deiwlller. iniinngerl.—The Keystone Opera Co. biul fair business Jan. 12. ,""hv lllrls Leave Home" enjoyed very good busi- ness, at both matinee nnd evening perfnrm- niiiH-s. 111. lllinineleln's ideals Co.. to very good business. is-2:i. "Wife lu Niiine Only JS. "Our New .Minister" "ill. "Hnre Ih'vll wns if llii given, to fnlr business. The remainder/ p. week wns Inken up by ™*)°\" n r ' X--....I.. ■• ,,r.,l nntmnnge wns sntlslnc- liiiiolby'' .",n. Hun Islmru'. — Al the Lyceum 'Thenlre (M. Iteis. ma linger i. - -Tile llloudells, lu ••Through Hie Centre of the Harm," bail I wo good houses .Inn. lb. Frank Sheti, of this company, met with tin accident here which will keep him at Ihe hospital for some lime. lie makes a Ily Into the sky. being drawn uu lir ii rope, which slipped. Mr. Sben dropping eighteen (eet. He (ell on Fdwiird lllomlell. Ilius escaping more serious Injuries Hum two linilly sprained ankles nml u number or bruises. "Mrs. tVlggs, of lite Cnhbnge I'm ih.*' bad nice business 22, nnd "Miss Mob While." '_"'.. to big business. Frank Deshnii. eiiiiieilluii with lhls compnny. was given his omul cordial grectlug. Hooklngs: Friinels Wilson. In "Krnilnle." 2o : Itlcbnrd Mnusllelil "it, coiieert by Carlisle Indian School Itiiml 27. "Iliuuply liiiinply" 2!l-:t0. Hmxn Oi'Kii.t lliirsi: i M. Itels. maimgerl. -■ Improvements have lweu coiaplctiHl here, nml nil parts uf the house are once more open. The Aubrey Stork Co. played to cn- pucitv a numls'i' ot limes during Hie pnsl week. The lleiiiictt-Moiillou Co. 2"i:tll. ■»« » M:\v jkicsijv. AVIIIIiiiiisport. —Al the Lycoming Opera House (Fisk & Heeber. muungersl. — The lllondells, lu "Through Ihe Centre ol ihe lairili," plensed n fnlr house Jim. IS. "Mrs. Wlggs. id I be Cabling!' I'ntch." satlsllc<l a goisl sized audience III. Mildred \ Itouelere cnnceled 20, ns the show closisl nl lleiullng lieciiuso of Mildred's acclileni. The Iiulliiii .Maidens had II i'nir business 21. "The Fnlnl Wedding" drew fnlr houses 2.T. Camer Stock Co. week of 83. "The Vlllnge Vnrson" Feb. 2. 1'rnmls Wilson '■',, Kzra Keudnll I, "Wife III Nn me Only" 11. Notk. —Fred M. Liimnde, of this elly, hns recently purchased Hie Lycoming Opera House property. Ills plans lor Hie future nre not yet known. Sir. Lnmnde left for New York I'lly last nlghl to secure nn us- brslos curtnlii. und bus already placed n fire- man nt each exit, Lewis Harrington, nn old experienced fireman of lhls elly. Is chief of this deptirlmetil. ■ Seriiiilnii.—At the Lyceum (A. .1. Huffy. inanagerl.—"Our New Minister" Jan. JS. Ilnrry Lelgblou. In "Hlhello." 2d: Al. ti. Field's Minstrels 27. "Mrs. Wlggs. of Hie CnhlmRO I'lttch," 21. luiil a large nnd well pleaseil house, At'AliRMV (A. J. Duffy, manager!.—"Over Nlngnrn Falls" 23-27. "Her First False Step" 8S-:ill. "Driven from Home," 21 211, was well received. Iltxn (Kinney, Dixie C Sears, iiinnncersi. —"Imiv Devil Dorutliy" 23 27. "Fuller Two I'lags." 21-2:i, eniiie to good houses. "Wliy lllrls Leilie llome." IS.211, lo good business. Srin Tiikatiik lAlf. II. llerrlngtoii, iiiatia- ceri.— The Hay Mnsipiernders come 28 III). Fred lrvln's Mnjesllcs, 21-23. cntue to InrEC houses, Ali.MOiiv (II. Ostiums, niiiitagerl.—"KM- lab." under direction of .1. T. Wntklns, 2S. Adellnn Vulll. Ill cuncert, Feb. 22. ^rSS& Hen Leavltt mana- geri —Al. Iteeves' Show plnyed n P'oQtab e eiiEngement ul this house lnsi. week Xlm ,„!?f,!rn.ance pleased the l«troM, ttoe olio being made up by clevei■performers In their respective lines. The Troeaderoa nre here ! his week, to be followed by James Hyde a Own Co. week of Feb. 1, * - ■ - ITMiLlMis.—The lirent Knstern Cnrn vnl fja. closed ■ ien days* stand nt ihe Hftli Ileglme.it Armory 23. The business done by Ihe several nttmitlons wbh not us fiood OS expecled. bill wns pr olltable. nev ertheless. Klisalielli.—At the Lyceum Theatre (El ; r.iv k Drake, niiuingers).—"IIcnrtM Adrift cn'nie Jan. 11.' i« tarw* buslueis. giving a most excellent production. It wns followed l.r "Xobodv-s Clnlni." 1S-20. to fair bus- liens.■ •'WealHi and IVivcrty* opened 21-J.J. the txlts wobM be thrown open, nnd he n. quetted the aunlttice to lenve bv them ti idea wns a good one, nnd helped in iic m ,„i,.' the people with the different exits | n ,-„<"',; necessity. •■ i i « _ IlamlDon.—At the Orund Opern llfta* I A. It. London, manageri.—"The Wizard ,, Ox." on Jan. 21. nt but one day's noil.* drew B.-.B. O. "The Price of Honor" ••-■' 2.1. Due: "l'CM. of the D l.'rbervllln." ": "The Power of the Cross" 27, Summer'Si7»t Co. 28-30, "l.nder Southern Skies" |Vi, i "Holty Tolty" 8. Kelcey and 8hnnii..n j' "Qneen Ot the High wny" 6, «. ^ STAB Thkatbk (J. O. Appleiou, i,,,„ gcr).—Big business was done week uf i N wllh a clever company, bended by ihe n*,'- ItloB. Mnrtlnetll and (irossl, Sully nu,i Fhelps, nnd Doyle nnd ti ranger. tW B for week of 23: Burton nud Hurlon. Jai a ,. and Sadie I^>onnrd, MeSliafTen and Knsln the Three 1a Moines, the Three ltossl line ' and the Great llurdlck nnd Co. I., e-'ood returns, giving good performances. pll y e a capital performance of "In .\ To arrive: "The Darkest Hour" 23-27, "The Jan. 14-1(1, to good business. They Human Slave" SS-30, "Wife In Name Only' their fifth week 18, In "Tnken froi JjU-nMrV— "No Wedding Bella for Her" 23, Klks Minstrels 23. 2ft. _ L Tn'.-The ushers of the Lyceum Theatre will have Ihelr annual benefit, commcnclnc; Feb. S, when the nttractlon will be "M'llw. A ver> - large sale of tickets hns already been iiiude'hy Ihe ushers. 0-»s> 'lUIH.tMl, llendliiur. -At the New Temple Theatre icinirles It. Stevens, mnnngeri.—Mamie Fleming Co.. lu i-i'in'ilory nud vaudeville, in well tilled houses. Jan. is.":i, Ai'Mikmi hi Ml sic i.loliu )i Mlsbh'i'. limn ngcrl. "The Falnl Wwldlng" IS. 10. "A Ho:al Slave." 20, "XUc ili'SbinU" 21, IUuk- Xrwnrk.—Hnslness here is not particu- larly active. Nkwark Tiimthe iIj-c Oltnlengiil, mnnn- geri.—-A Chinese Honeymoon," Including Kiltie Barry, gives exceptional opportunity lor good entertainment lhls week, nnd should attract special attention, llraee Ceorgc. as "Frelly 1'eggv," proved moBl enjoynble Inst week, and pleased good bouses nil the week. Dockstnder's Minstrels will fill week of Feb. 1. ('(ii.l'.vntA TiikatRE (M. J. Jncobs, mann- geri.—"New York Day bv Dny" depicts the scenes nnd Incidents of elly lire lo the liking of the patrons, nud should be well patronized this week. "At Cripple Creek" stirred fnlr luii'.lences in true Western style last week. ]'*Mt'ii.T. TitnATni: (II. M. Hyams, mana- goii.—"Through Fire Hud Water*' is proving us thrilling as Its title this week, and holds fairly good attention. "The Worst Woman in London" entertained modernte audiences lust week. I'.i.ankv's Tnr.ATHF. (Chns. E. Hlnaey, mnn- ngeri.— Tills week "The Child Slaves of New York" agnln furnishes sensntlon of the pre- vailing kind, which should draw as well ns It has before. "Across the Viicllic" found re- s|sinslve audiences-In fairly good numbers curb night last week. Wai.iimanx'.s Thkatiii: (W. S. (Turk, inaii- ugeri.— The Bowery lliirlesqiiers nre iignln tendering their lively show Ibis week, find patrons nre inking mlvniittige in goodly liuiuliers. The Jolly Crass Widows succeeded In drawing good average business Inst week. Film Tim's Tiikatiik I.I. Austin 1'ynps. gon- irnl maiiugeri. — Light, ulry enlvrlnlniueiit si III llmls iniiiiy followers, as Inrge nudlences here atlesl. The ever cliuliglng bill puts for- wnrd this week: Adelaide llerrinunn, the Four I,likens, anil Lotlu llladslone as fent- uiis. and Mr. und Mrs. l'erklns I). Fisher, .lalues K. lkinnvnu. Ilurnette nnd Weyerson. Iluev nnd l.'s'. nnd John (ielger ns complet- ing -i diverting hill. Hood business previilbsl lusl week. Notks.— Klks from nil over the Slnte gnibered lo celebrate the birth of the new lodge nl Montclnlr Inst week. Oltlccrs were lustnlled with appropriate ceremonies The Ininrd of aldermen and building super- intendents are making and enforcing ordl- iiuneen nnd regulntlons which nre cnnslug managers endless trouble here Stlusoii and Merlon were out of the hill nl Proctor's Thenlre Inst week, owing lo the Indy Isdng III with grip. « T'rcnioii. —Taylor's Dpern House (A. II. Slniinimils. ninnngei). — "The Itiiiiawiiys." .Inn. IN, came lu big business, laical 10. •The Ileal Widow Brown." 20. did fnlr busi- ness. Wnller Dainrosch's Orchestra, 21. Piled the bouse. Kthel Harrymore, 22, had giusl business. "Side Trucked," 23. did well. Hooked: Local 211. llleliiird Mnusllcld 27, Francis Wilson 2S. "liiir New Minister" .To. Statu Stim'.kt Tiikai'iik (I. (.'. .Mlshler. iiinuugcri.—"The tiniiie Kii-per." IS. Ill, did well. Wllllum llotinelll and Hose Stnlil iTrenlnu's own actress!, 2n. hnd goml busi- ness. .Mrs. Iloiiiielll was well received by her ninny admirers and friends during the per- lorninuce. nml wns presented with several lloriil pieces over Ibe footlights. During Ihelr hIii v I hey were enlerliiliied by Col. uud Mrs. Sliihl. "Hearts Adrift." 21-23. had s,ood business. Hooked: lllinineleln's I'cpcr- uiry Co. 23 und week. Cliff Hrnul hns re- signed from tin- stuff of this house. Tiikxt Tularin: (Kdwnrd Ilenlon, mnnn- geri.— Tlie S. II. O. whs mil many limes last week. I'nplnln and si rung nssoclntes giive ■ xcellent satisfaction. Mminger Rpitlou is priilsed almost dully for the good bookings nml Ihe success be has innde of this new bouse. Hooked: The Sully Family. Hayes and licit lx". I'n til/or Trio. Aillmlnl and Tay- lor. II. V. ITlzgernbl, l'lerce and Mnlzee, Toledo, lilogrnpli. 9 Jersey City—"A Midnight Marriage." hnd a good week at the Academy closfug .Inn. 23. Florence Illndley. who Is feat- ured with the piny. Is.a great' fnx-orlte In lhls city, nml her friends came out In force. The Jersey Clly Klks hnd n large tbentrlcnl party 22.° both in honor of Miss Bindley i who Is nn honorary member) nnd Mnunger Frank I". Henderson. Afler the perform- ance a collation wns served at the Elks' (Tub room, lo which Hie company was In- vited. "Hubert Emmet." wllh u strong cnsl, hnd ii number of theatrical parties, made up of Ihe Irish fraternal societies,' that ma- terially swelled Ihe recelpls at the BIJou. The plnv wns well presented. Frank It. Cure's Thoroughbreds hnd no reason lo com- plain, ns Ibe visit wns llnnuclnlly good. Mile. lai Tosi'ii. ii contortionist, with clenn cut methods, nnd l'olk nml Tresk, acrobats, ii very eniortnlnliig duo, nre entitled to com- niemliilloti ns iilenslng aud enjoynble nets. Mminger T. w. Dluklns dellghied Ihe pa- trons wllh a view of I lie new nsliestos cur- tnlii for Ihe first lime IS. Naturally It got u rousing round of npplniiso, AcAliKUV i Frank K. Hcndersou. mnnn- geri.—For 23-30. "A Desperntc Chance." "Through Fire nnd Wntor" next week. lluof (John W. Holmes, proprietor 1.— •'Across Ibe l'nelflc" 23-30, "net First False Step" next week. Box ''"on (T. W. Dlnklns, mnnnger).— The Srrlbner Show 25-30. Kentucky Belles next week. Nutk. —The pnroutB of Mnnnger Charles Dlimsr, of "A Midnight Mnrrlage," cele- brated. Ihelr golden wwlillilB 17. They reside on ihe heights. i Vnlerson,—Al Ihe I'lilerson dpern House i John J. (iiicischhis. milliliter I. A vaude- ville i-innpniiy. headed by John I. Siilllvnn, Idled a two davs' eugagement nt the Opera House lust week, Jan. IV,'20, A good nuovi* llnltitnore Pnrhcs Boliertnon nnd Her- triule Kllloic open the week nL Ford's Opera lb,use (Charles K. Ford, mannger) Jan. 2;i. In "The Light that Failed." "Hamlet aud ••The Sacrament uf Judna" will nlno be given. Maxlne F.lllolt closed a week of InrBe busi- ness 23. "The Prince of rilsen" next. Ac.iliKMV of Mrsu: (Mxon & Zlniincrmnn, niiinngersj.—-Mnrle Tempest 23-.'10. In "The Marriage of Kllly." Francis WHsou'b fine revival of "Kriulule" drew crowded bouses IK-23. Blchnrd Mansfiold brings "Hid Heid- elberg" next. ... Marylanh Tiikatiie (James L. Kernnn, manager I.—The popitlnr Hyde's Comedians 23-30. Kellar bud n week of fair propor- tions ending 23. "Arizona" next. Chase's theatre (I*. It. Chnse, manager). —"Carallle," 20-27. with Fen-y Ilnswell lu the lltle role, i.eorgo Fawcett will follow, with "Dr. Jekvll nnd Mr. Hyde," 28-30. 'The Brixton Burglary" was well received last week. 'The First Born" next week. IloM.iu.ir Street Theatre (Kernnn. Rife & Ilouek. managers).—"At Cripple Creek" holds forth 23 and week. Good attendance walled upon "The White Slave" 18-23. "Over Niagara Falls" next. Bijol- Theatre (Fred Willson, mnnageri. —"The Eleventh Hour" 23-30. "In the Shadow of the Callow*" did well, closing 83. "Nobodv's Claim" next week. Moxtxii.XTAi, Theatre (James L. Her- man, nir.nngeri. — The City Sonrts 23-30. The Fry Foster Co. drew largely week end- ing 23.' Koble's Knickerbockers next. Lyric T'.ieathk (Hernlinril I'lrich. mnna- geri.—Henry W. Savage's English Urnnd dpern Co. returns 23 .'lo. for one week, dur- ing which "T'osoa," "Fniist." "Itohemlnii tilrl," ••'I'annliauser,*' "Ixihengrln" and "II Trnviitore" will be heard. ■ Odko.v Tiieatiik (James Madison, mana- ger).—linrlo nnd Lnlferty nnd Nellie Ituro- ford nre new 23-30. "Frolicsome Fanny" Mid "The Elopement" are- Hie comedy pro- il.ietlons. Kmll Itei-k, fen tilt rwolghi wrestler, will met nil cuiuers. Notk. —(ieorge Fnwcett Intends to estnl)- llsh ii new st'K.'k eoni|«iny to produce light eomrtlles during the coining Summer at Atlantic City. N. 1. »»» CANADA. fit. John.—At the Opern House ia ii Skinner, manager).—The Dally Sim* r„ Missouri" '\ U|«'Uii| - from Lire" to good buslnrss, giving n pleasing perforri, once. The bill for the last half or wis-t 21-83, wmi "The New Sonth." "IJitle | Jin i Fanntlcroy" and "Huirinn Uenrls- are ti,,. bill for week of 25. St. -Tiitliairlnesi.—At the ftrnnd fiiierii House (Chns. II. Wilson, manager).—.TV. house has been dark since Jnn. 3. Hooked- Kobt. <MantelI. In "The Light of Oiher Hays." 23; Marks Bros, week of 23. "Cnder soiuh ern Skies" Feb. 2, "Holty Tolly" 3. He,, y Hall. In "A Bagged Hero," follows. Woodstock,—At the Opern House — Royal Scottish Concert Co. appeared Jan 21. Itobcrt Mnntell. In "The Light of nth.., Days."' "Under Southern Bkles" Feb. t. AVAs||I\i. 1 ,;X. Montreal. —At the Academy of Music (W. A." Kdwanls, manager).—The second week of Chns. Frohman'H French Co. Jan. 1K-23. Henry Irving, In repertory, 23-28. Forbes Iloherlson nnd Oertrnde Elliott Feb. l-ll. Pnocron's ill. C. F.gertou, mnnnger).-— "The Sign of the Four" drew good nouses Jim. IS 23. "A Mnn of the World" 23-30, "Tess. ol Ibe DTrbervilles," next week. • TiiKATiir Fn.ixcAis (F. llnworth. mnnn- ger).—"Deserted at the Altar" drew fair receipts ls-23. "Queen of the Highway" 25- 3ii. "The Volunteer Organist" week follow- ing. Tiikatiik Boyal (F. W. Le Clair, man- ager!.—The Parisian Widows Burlesque Co. drew good bouses during week of 18-23. The t'.nv Morning dories 23-30. The Moon- light Jiiilds next week. TMBATHK ues NiiI'veaittes. —The permn- neut French stock coinniiny, in "Hamlet.' to goml bouses, ls-23. Dunias' "Demi Monde" 25-30. Thkatiik Natioxai. Fiiaxcais (Geo. flnnvrt- reiiu, mimnger).—Tile permanent French stock compimv, In "Tlie Two Orphans." to good houses. 1S-23. "Lu FHle Aux Deux Meres" 23-30. Notes. —The Splerlng Quartette apisMirs at the Art Hallory Jrin. 25 Windsor Hull, the Montreal Oratorio Society, hi "lllnwnthn," Jan. 27. 28. Spoknne.—At the Spokane Thenlre (Dan Ia Weaver, mniiager).—J. H. Stoddnri. in "The Bonnie Brier Bush," gnve three per formnnees, to excellent business, Jan. 15. n: "Foxy Urandpn" attracted a fnlr bouse ]| On the way:' Mnrle Walnwrlgln 31-PISk •• the Kilties Band 4. Aupitobium (Harry C. Hnywnnl. mana- ger).—"Human Hearts" came, to good busi- ness. 17, 18. Due: "nappy Hooligan" :;i- Feb. 2, "The Girl from Sweden" 4-6. CiNKOCiuPii (C. II. Peckham. mnnageri. —People week of 18: Defay Bros., lsire Family. Francis J. Bryant, the Trnvlolas. Ar- thur Walker, and the kluodrome picture Hood business rules. CoP.l'R d'Ai.f.nb (Jacob Goetz, manager, —The openings: The Newmans. Hip Aln-rus, the Hermann, and Fly Dawson, business k good. Couique (I. D. Holland, manngen.— New: Idi Bain Sisters. Wrest, Muson and AVrest, Gonzolns, and Ed. A. Sparks. I Seattle.—Grand Opera House (John Pun. mnnngeri.—"A Chinese Honeymoon" Jim 17-20, l'ntll and company 21. "The ("evil's Auction" 21!. 27, "llapuv lloullgna" 2!i. ::u. Seattu: Tiii-atrk (J. 1\ Howe, mnnngeri. —Week of 17, Klorenro Roberts. In "Tlie Country tllrl" nnd "Snpho.". week of 21, F'lorenee Itolieris, In "The t'nwelcnme Mrs. Hntch." "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson," "tiln- oondn" nnd "Mngdn.' TlltnD Avespk TIIKATRB (Kussell & Drew, rannagers).—Week of 17, Jessie Shirley, In "A Modern Magdnlen f week of 21. "Mickey Finn." KDtsox Tm-.KTRE. — New: Harney ami Haines, Wayne nud I.nniur. II. iTlvc. More) Long, klnetoscopp pictures. KhPIHK Thkatiui. — New: Mcltrlde nail Whitehead. Bmmuge and Clark, Belle Willnii. Gladys Carlyle, moving jilclures. Crystal Theatre. — New: Ilndley and Archer, Ver Valln, the De Ijiceys, Ia-ii S|ien- per. moving pictured. La ItrriTB Theatre. —New : Cnnipliell and Allaire, Alma Witthrlch. Kenhnn nnd Mas- cott, Mo Lewis, moving pictures. People's amd Comiquk Theatres. —New: Houston, Chas. Chenowltli. Carl Chnrles. llir Thompsons, Owens ami La Murr. Marlun Goodmnn, Geo. A. nud Lizzie Bird. Franks. Mann and, Franks, and Boston Hloomer (llrls* Burlesque Co.. Lombard Bros.. Three Musical Kcltons, McDonald and Carlisle, Do V«nn Sisters, Koouev and Forrester, Beatrice Bull. Swor Bros., West brook, Lloyd 8|ieneer, Flora De Boyce. Arcade Theatre. —New: The Gronl lbiy- liiond, Auatiu Sisters, t.'yclone, Bailey's due show. Cleo Colllno' (Wttle Egypt), F.leclra. I^ondor Bros.. Gonzales. «■» INDIANA. Toronto.—At the Princess Thentro (O. It. Shupisinl. turninger).—"The Wlznrd or Hi:" drew Inrge bouses Jan. 18-20. Bobert :■ llllliiKl. In "That Mnn and I." 21-23; R H. Sotbcrn, In "The l'roud Prince," 25-31); Henry Irving Feb. 1-3. Gieanii Oi'eea Horse (A. J. Smnll, mnn- nger).—"Teas, of Hie D'Urbcrvllles," drew fnlr houses Jun. 18-23. Week of 23. "Under Southern Sknes:" Clias. firnpewln, In "The Awakening of Mr. l'lpp." Feb. l-(i. Mukstic Tiikatiik I A, J. Small, mana- ger).—"Ouecu of the Highway" drew well Jan. 1S-22. Week of 23, "The Price ot llonor." "Deserleil ut tlie Altar" Feb. 1-0. Shea's. Theatre (J. Shea, manager).— A good card Jan. 18-23 nnd large business, with Mnrle Dressier, llnl Stephens. Julian Bose, Yankee Comedy Four, Kauffninu Troupe. Throe Polrlers, Slapson and Boston, the kinetogrnph, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gardner t'rnne. 11111 for week of 25: Mnlsjl Mc- Kluley, Mnnslleld nud Wilbur, SeUsallnnnl llolses, Crawford and Manning, Glllelte's dogs, Waterbury Bros, nnd Tenuy. Jlnl Mer- rill, I'd. Gray, and the kinetogrnph. Star Theatre IF. W. Stair, mannger).— Ssam Dovero und his comiutny played, lo big business, Jan. 1*23. The olio Included: lock Burke and Wm. MeFivoy. Martini Hnbel- innii. Blue Brothers. Jack Sliuiv, W. I). John- son. F. Carroll and J. llorton. and Larry Smith nnd Miimie Cbutnploii. Week of 85, Hurry llrvftnt's Btirlesnuers. Week of Feb. 1, llellly & Wond*n Co. Note. —\V. Anderson, who wns the former loader of Shea's orchestra, hns severed his connection iherewith, nml accepted the 110- slttoii of conductor of the Avenue Tbentre orchestra. In Detroit. Indluminous.—-At Kngllsh's Opern Bouse (Ad. F. Miller, manager).—Mrs. LeaHe tar- ter, in "Du Barry," Jan. 14-ltl and Sntiinlny mntlnee. tilled the house to the doors al every performance, at advanced prices. The Four Cohans, In "Running for Office," IS, P.i. gave n very amusing performance, to hli: business. "A Japanese Nltblngale" 21. 22. Howard Kyle, In "Iloscmary," 23: "Tlie nnr- gomaster" 25, "The Vankee Consul" 20. •-'• Bertha Oallnnd, In "Dorothv A'eniou, of Hail- don Hall." 28-30. Park Theatre (Dickson & Talbott. innns- gers).—Howard Hall, In "The Man AMi" Dnreil." 14-10, filled a return engagement. t» capnclty business. "Shore Acres" is--!". for Hid first time here at popular prices, filled the house to the doom nt every per- formance. "Happy Hooligan" 21-23. •'"•rum Itngs to niches" 2C-27, "The Desperate Lord Harrington" 28-30. Gii.iMi Opera Hoi-be (Shnfer Zlegler. nian- nger).—The Oreat Isifayette Show, week "t 18. did a phenomenal business, all the siauu lng room ls»lug sold at every perfonnsnre nud htmdreds being turned away. '■" Brldo of Thibet" wuu n Bpcctaculnr fentiin- For week of 25 : Four WelHou Troui*. Harrj Thonie and company. Five La Trouiic I ar- men. Illocksom and Burns, Wnrren ami llliinclinrd, Martlnettl and Gross, Flo Adn-r. James II. Cullen, and the bloecopo. Fxiqik TtiUTRB (Ralph Thorbus, inana- gen.—Addison and Llvlngatou, Grace M"r rlson, nud Wllllg nud Larklns were the [t»- lures of the vaudeville bill week of IS. l;' r week of 23: Curtis and Hoffmnii, Mn s-ih Jneksou. Addison nnd Livingston. Business Is very big. Kmi-irk Tiieatrk (Chns. Zimmerman, mnn- nger).—Hlce & Barton's Big Gnlcty Co- gave n splendid perforiuance to big busincs;- The Vtopliius week of 23, nnd Fred Irwin Big Show week of Feb. 1. . ., . „, AssKitnt.Y Room, Clnypool Hotel.—hnelset Quiirtetto gave an enloynble concert -<', <■' n Inrgc and fanhlnnnblc audience. Anderson—At the Grand Opern, lloiis' Qiiehee.—At Ibe Auditorium Theatre (A. J, Smnll, mnnnger).—"The Power of the Cross" came Jan. 18, for three nights nnd matinee, lo good houses. Coming: "Deserted nt Ihe Altnr" 23-27. Quebec Snowshoe Club concert 28. "Toss, ot the DTrbervilles," 20, Jacqies Cahtikr IUM. (Lotlla nertln. malinger).— Coining: M. Trad and his French slock company. 2ft. for nn Indellhlle lUlte. Niiti:.— Before tlie Inst net of the openlnc porforiiiniice of "The Power of Iha Croas" Co. Uicul Mnnnger Turton nnnonneod from the stpge tbat-nt tUe-close of-the. show-all 11 Kb- -.., - - ilrnndpa" 20. "All Baba" 30. "A Huw" Hero" Feb. 2. "The Tenderfoot*' 3, "™ Hottest Coon In Dltle" 4, "SI Plunkard ••• "The Devil's Lnne" 0. . ,.,, NoTfs.— The Grand Is one of the few tm.i trea hi the Btate that passed the rigid in- spection of the State Inspectors nnd I'" Chief Banta Ray has aold the hay \»'\ atre. aud returned to the hotel business. i» r Hnv hns Iswn closeil ImVflnltflv. *'» 1— — The Infant son of Mr. and Mr>. J Irving White died nt Boston. Mass., J"''- 18. Mrs. White's stage name Is J.""- 1 Cheste-v 11 - -