New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-23
MYSTICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

FOURTH CONCERT. TUESDAY EVENING.
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A''i'''''''''M i Max Heinrich.
Overture 49," Leoaere, j.. 5.....Ie % y.r:
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Miss Juch aud M Heinrich.
hungarian Rhapsody. No l2.....--...-.......LisZt.
FOURTH MATINEE. THURSDAY POPULAR.
c t'sGY Adapted for Orchestr, by F. r.Aber Bach
symptom F. aat (Ir ,hc jOil ........... Mozart.
Concerto for Ian Mr a HiST J R
Variations on Theme by Haydn. OPP. S. LChorIe
ST Antohll ~ ,tn.,
Eun' Oh A'"'h' Mr. Eoiaei jc. M
overture. TrioupLale." op. 43.........Rubinsten.
The Busy body Will be Kept Wallacks stage FOR
another week Mr. Jonc,'s play OF A" Hoodman Blind"
viii be produced there on November 30
The re entrance OF of Edwin Booth. which will be
effected this evening mt the Brooklyn Academy
of Music. must be regarded an important dramatic
event OF the present weCk and indeed one Of tue
most important events of the dramatic
Mt Booths performances such direct attention TO
the highest and best dramatic literature and illustrate
the art acting IN its highest form The influence OK
ercIsed by him and by such coaGuors as Mr. fer
son. Miss Mary Anderson aud MI Lawrence Birtctt-lS
benefit to tho public, aud no opportunity OF en-
joyng their artistic representations On gysr 70 DC
H1nlc. Rny H9S Beff"oco. hnebch, teSrd'"' aud
Pet,7,cSio.
Mr. RicIaby has made improvements at the Lycoum
the auditorium and swinging doors have been placed In
the obbcs The stage been furnished with improved
lights and illuminated sign attracts attention upon
the exterior of the building. Mr. Howards comedy
one OF oar Girls has proVod steailly attractive Tue
business last week nOri ihIu double that o. any
previous week In the history Of the Lyceum Theatre
Mr. KeIlar at the Comedy Theatre, VIII sisnsZe the
tenth week OF his remarkably prosperous season at mat
house by the production Of novelties. Among tne>c rs
ono called His MJosty's Casket al Oriental Mystery"
Mr. James BainphIh. harp player, ana Morley F"ta
Morgana are seen in association with M. keltr
Miss Georgia Cayyan. Mr. Ben Magnlcy. Mr. Forrest
Robinson Mr.. Frank Currer, Mr.. W. H. Compton MISS
Eliza Logan Miss Canter and other players are III
the cas-, OF May Blossom" which Will be gwen tins
week. at the Grand Opera House with new aud elaborate
tlun Is under the charge Of Mr.. Daniel Frohman
Hereafter the performance ut the Madison Square
Theatre will begin Vt $50. Mr.. Palmer changed The
hour of beginning to S:I5 when no produced "Sauts
and Sinners but ho now returns 10 the old custom oil
the theatre.
Tho "yikado enters upon the fifteenth of
reer at the Fifth Avenue Theatre tonight The
Tooth performance of the opera Will take place on
Wednesday evening November IS. for which occasion
the mana cement have prepared aud Will distribute 10
the audience AuGoJaranese souvenir or unique DE-
sign matinee performance VIII DC gwen on Thauhs-
giving Day.
Mr. A. NJ Palmer. manager OF the Madison Square
Theatre wishes to havo il made known that "A state
ment recently circulated prnt0 tao effect that he
put play IN rehearsal at his theatres CT
tirely groundless saints aud sinners" is drawing
fun the Madison square Theatre and II bids
fair TO keep the stage for many weeks Ii Is
capital play and like good things 1t is barkcd NJ In
quarters where barking ~ an ordinary operation ot
nature but II is IN way injured by this treatment
The pay that Mr. Palmer was falsely 10 have placed
I'm rehearsaIts entitled Feathcrbran." Mr. Palmer
states that he does not own that piece ana mas never eh
tertained the slightest intention OF producinS It,
Various changes hand in the affairs of the local
stage Mr. ~ C. Goodwin cones forward tonight attic
standard Theatre IN piece called "The Skating Rink
A German actor OF distinction. Herr Frederick Nit
terwurzer appears tonight al the Star Theatre. Miss
Cayyan rs May blossom. comes to the Grand opera
House Edwin Booth appears IN Brooklyn. Mrs G. C.
Howard comes back TO us at the Third Avenue Theatre
as lopsy in Uncle Toms Cabin" Extra performances
In the afternoon will be given az smOs all the theatres
on Thanksgiving Day Several fresh incidents are set
down for Monday November 30. Mr.. walack wili thrn
produce "HOodman Blind" Miss Kate CLAYTON w." ~
make her re.ontrauce hOro NJ tle CRAM Opoih uou'
at the Theatre Comque In Harlem. Mss Fanny ,r
port will come forth NJ the Peoples Theatre III ~ ~
The klr,fy Brothsrs win produce the sprSuia rrsan viii
bring out at the PARK Theatre new play WILTON III
himself. entitled " Tho Grip Mr. Frank trsynSe :" =,
appear tho Third Avenue Theatre In his play Oh u
scCum"
The nftoth performance OF JUlieiby Miss Margaret
Mather AT the Union Square Theatre will occur on De
comber |. Tho custom OF giving souvenirs VIII NOT p'
followed on this OCCASION but on Christmas nisu''
when will oconr the seyenLy NTH performance. photo
graphs aud autographs Of Miss M.thor are 70 20 ia
trbultd 10 the audience An performance VIII NO
given ut this house ON THANKSGIVING day.
| Tho attraction this week at the Theatre Co'niquo J"
Harlem IA Mr.. Arson Ponds military drama Va -
AtGnement." -
Mr. Williams who appears at tho Brooklyn Ihestro on
November 80 In Mr.. George Hoeys fsroical comedy
What Night" Will have tho auxiliary aid OF MossrS u
| r. Tmxay O. C. Lothian, De L0ss King. Mss AIMS
| Harris. Miss Violet McGinness, And o'usfa