New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
PLANS OF AcToRS AND HANGERS.

Miss Esteo Clayton Will close her engagement at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Saturday night IA Sad
COquette" will be the attraction until that time. Mr.
Martell, who was injured few evenings ago, has
sufficiently recovered to resume his two parts In the
piece.
Contracts closed on Monday by Z. @. Gil
more, AL" Hayman and Charles Frohman, by which
the production of David Be,asco and Clay NJ Grccnes
melodrama Under The Polar STAR will be tho next
big production that will be given at Nblos Garden
Mr. Gilmore has agreed to present the play early In
April for a run through Easter time.
Miss Rose Coghlan had an interesting experience In
Montreal last Friday night while playing in Jocelyn'
About GOO students took possession OF the gallery and
between the acts entertain the audience with col
cge songs At the end of the third act they lowered
baskets of flowers TO Miss Coghan by means of
wires, thus cvadng the theatres rule of no flowers
over the fcotghts." At the close of tho play the
students called Miss Coghlan before the curtain anu
sang her Goodnight" song.
A. NJ Palmer takes formal possession of his
theatre next Monday night, with presentation of
Held by the Enemy" The first English word
spoken upon that stage under the new management
VIII be the familiar phrase "Who goes there?'
"a Brass Monkey Is crowdIng tho record at tho
Ejou Opera House, whore many people are being
turned away nightly unable to secure seats.
Next Monday night another of Charles II. Hoyts
farce comedies, "a Hole in the Ground' will be
In this city at the Fourteenth Street Theatre,
where it Will be presented for two weeks, with hand
some scenery and accessories.
Tho receipts for the first five performances Of Tho
Yeomen OF The Guards at the Casino over
SIS, 600, and, judging by the advance SALE Manager
Aronson is confident that the first month of the new
The business done by Ermnie, and Nadty" for the
same period the present attraction IS decidedly the
greatest financial success. The management have
charge will be made for checking coats. umbrellas
or wraps.
Edwin +. Thorne will present his new play, Z" The
Right Man." at a local theatre in January
Arrangements have been made for the appearance
OF J. X. Emme at the Fourteenth street Theatre on
April %, IN his new play, " Fritz in a Mad House,
The ship to be used in the forthcoming production
Of The Fugitive" viii be an exact model OF the Eng.
fish mall packet Melbourne, which was wrecked OF
the English coast in 1880
Amberg's German Comedy Company appeared at
the Star Theatre last night I'm dainty little theea act
comedy entitled Sic Wclst Etwas' (Shc Knows Some
thing. The house well filed and applause was
bestowed with free hand, while the laughter was
continuous. Tomorrow night the bill VIII be again
changed TO "1Tly," which Will be continued the re-
maindor of the week.
An elaborate revival Of Shakespeares Midsummer
Nights Dream" is announced at the Star Theatre, be-
ginning Monday, October 20. 1t IS understood
that this will have an unusually picturesque presenta
tlon The cast contains some well-known names, who
have been highly spoken OF wherever they have ap-
special feature OF the music which Mendessohn com
posed for this play. and which VIII be given by fnll
orches ira chorus, and solosts Among the attractions
announced ballet of fairies and children. and
fine panoramic effect, pOrraying the voyage OF Puck
and his fairy coworkers through fayland, by
Henry L. IIoyt