New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-15

The demand for places al the Madison Square Theatre
20 see the play of d" Jim. the Penman' 30 great
xhat Mr. Palmer feels warranted IN making the announce
ment that may now be secured at his theatre one
month instead OF q fortnight in advance Inc SUCCESS
OF JIM the Penmsn" ia all the more gratiylns 90
.rk.sle instance OF excellent dramatic srncton
IN the stage treatment OF an interesting s.or''
more, the play Ia acted with brilliant ABILITY
The local stage will week De relieved OF the pros
.ncs nj Mia. Violet Cameron. "Ermnie" will be re-
Vived at the Casino Sonlxn
Thu series OF Authors Matinee" performances. lately
pro,ec ed by Mr. A n Palmer for the purpose OF try
ing new plays by American writers. Will oegfn next
Thursday at the Madison square Theatre with per
formauce Of "a ForegOne Conclusion, oy DR. W. H.
HoweIls The popular novelist has mace . play on 'ne
basis OF his well-kDown story, and this piece MI
will bring forward with cast which ncluaes se'ers'
popular me mi ers OF mis- excslent company Mr. Ae1-
snoer SIyn selected for one OF the
IL 4. Thought by MI Palmer that his project may per-
hama result in bringing 10 light some OF the goou pay
which are pOpu sry supposed TO be suppressed ~ VIC
favortisu of thattrcAl managers Inc OutcIy VI
asc. ard local talent is very ancient and very ao
surc. Nothing delights tneatrca rrrs i. re-
across good III ~ oul 1911 - man the
oulred 10 prompt tue writing OF good play lnHn r
efYer OF ethsr compensation or opportunity. ENoIy
SoSy Interested in the progress OF the stage vii nat
uralIy ami earnestly hope, however 'ha' MI i"
enterprise nay succeed
Tn. mast week In thsltricL circies marked By q
.uccessful performance OF "FrouFrou az the Lyceum
Theatre by Miss Fortescue whose winning persOhaiy
and many Accomplishments have strongly commenueu
her TO popular favor. Mime. houjess% AZ tuo S"i"n
sou,re Theatre has effected an elaborate and snowy
production OF a melo-drama called The Chouans ana
h.s with great feeling and SKILL PASSION
Me Jealous and Inflated woman, aud this representa-
Hon likewise has been accepted with much pleasure
Edwin Booth was compelled, by sudden and severe
illness TO withdraw temporarily from the stage and
no the star Theatre closed after Tuesday night
Mr. Booth will reappear this evening, and OF
eour.a his return will be warmly welcomed
He vii ri Az Iaao. Boston, Mr.. Wilson Barrett pro-
duced "Cnto At the GLOBE, AMI Mrs Lang,ry. beln2
overtaken By severe illness. had to postpone her ap
psarApce al the Boston Theatre in Tho Lazy o.
sslleo Love In Harness." which will be sced IN ms
theatre 90 Tuesday also brings AS an incident al
the Madison Square Theatre, q morning performance
next THURSDAY, OF A FOregOne Conclusion. by '" ID;
Howelis Mr.. Roland Reed returns TO Newborn snd
snnr.r. Pooles Theatre, Mr.. Fred Ward resppears
~ Inc THIRD Avenue Misc Voses plays III tue stand
Ard few other incidents vii! likewise attract obser-
vaton The established successes OF the hour 20 on
nntl TURNER notice. Prominent among them are
. sopnla" At WxIlack's. "Jim. tue Penman, AT me
Madison Square, The Chouaus" st the Union square,
Frou. Frou al the Lyceum. After Business Hours
NJ DAYS and 1.-The MikadO" at the Fifth Avenue. .
siberia" continues its career at NiO0s, ana MT
Curr,s continues the Fourteenth street Ine~tre to
play In CAUGHT IN Corner
Mr. John W. Keler's play OF Tangled LIVES" II
which MI Robert b. Manten lie making a tour OF thu
.onntrv under the management Of Mr. Augustus Ptou
u acted with the supjoinec cast: