New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
THE COMING PLAY-TIME.
ADJUSTMENTS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE I'd
STAY IN TOWN

this play will take up the whole Of Mr. sotbernx
engagement "Our Flat Will follow 1t, and will run
for three weeks before the regular Of tho stock
company.
The oolah1 begins its fifth month at the Broadway
Theatre tomorrow night. There signs that
the opera has declined at all In popular favor and the
house is usually comfortably filed.
Bootles' Babys with its pretty incidents and M
brisk military flavor, proves even more attractive
the Madison Square Theatre a people begin to return
from the country. There is little doubt that the
| piece will run till the beginning OF Mr.. Palmsrs
| regular season.
The announcement that The Brgands' VIII run
for only two weeks more at the Casino has caused an
Increased demand for seats. Fanny Rice will taxa
her old place in the east again tomorrow night
After The Brigands" comes The Drum Major and
Mr.. Aronson to duplicate the production At the
GaIe;y Theatre, Paris
Herrmann's Transatlantic Vaudeville Company win
give Labor Day matinee tomorrow. Efforts have
been male to get extra time for the company at the
B1ou Theatre, but they have not succeeded, and 10 VIII
not be seen in NewYork after this week TIL 1t comes
| to the Fourteenth Street Theatre, In December
| Sol Smith Russell is pleasing good audiences q,
Days by his quaint portrayal of the brave. patent
and hungry Noah Vale. In +" 4 Poor Relation.' The
other members Of the cast also find much favor Ihs
| play will run for several weeks more.
Several theatre parties have engaged seats for
Clove' at PalMeFs for this week. Tonsillltis has
done its work for the company and has left 10
unframed. On tie other hand the chorus has recently
| been increased.
| Tho Great Metropolis which began the season
at Proctors Twenty-thri Street Theatre last night,
Is placed the stage in such All elaborate style
tho managers would not have undertaken II they had
not expected long run Nothing less than the greater
part of the whole winter season will satisfy theif
| wishes
The Park Theatre. formerly Harlgan's, will open
| nI0
| fitting and repairs. The play Will be
| McKennas Flirtatlon,' and the leading parts viii
| be taken by Barry and Fay.
| The season at Terrace Garden closed last night
and that at the Amberg Theatre will open about the
| middle of this month.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre has been crowded every
night for the last week with people who wanted to
see the Duff Opera Company in Paola.' The scene
of the first act, painted by Philip Goatcher, Is recog
nzed as one Of the features of the production.
There will be only one more week Of 4" Mankind ct
| the Fourteenth Street Theatre. W. ii. Thompson has
made excellent impression with his old mans part
and the scenes on the English Channel stin excite
applause
Harry Lacy's company will present "The s.in
Alarm at the Grand Opera House each night this
week, with the usual Wednesday and SATURDAY
matinees. There will also be special matinee 10.
morrow, Labor Day.
Bric-a- Brace ended its at Tony Pastors
Theatre last night and will be seen in Brooklyn this
week.
BOlossy Kiralfy will add new feature TO the end
of the second act of Anope7 at Nlblo's Garien To-
morrow. 1t will be portion of of the balets
now danced at the Alhambra, in London Other addi-
tons will be made before the close Of the Theirs
| Will be Labor Day matinee Tomorrow.
The latch-string of The Old Homestead Will
! be hung again at the Academy. Denman Thomp-
son has been in Gown the week experimenting
Tho andS W
have yet a good deal of work b tore them on the
| stage.
The Rudolph Aronson Comic Opera Company. headed
BY Helen Lamont and managed by Nat Roth, will maks
tour in Australia, beginning next spring, playing
Erminie' and Nadjy."
"Ferpclifes viii be seen at the Union squars
| Theatre on September o. The leading part will b.
played by E. II. VANDERBILT. "A Possible Case be-
| gins its season in Philadelphia at the same time
wilson Barrett is revising The Lord Harry which
| he will play in this country instead OF The Good
Old Times" the latter piece having been soa 10
Colonel sinn THE Lord Harry" for three months
at the Princess Theatre two years ago.
Lovers OF comedy of the best sort hope Tor mucn
Measure from the coming engagement of Mr. and Mrs.
Kendall They will be seen first in new version Oh
sariou's Scrap Of Paper 1t is said that this We'
known comedy was originally based on German play
called That COMPOUNDED Letter"
Bronson Howard Will bring out new play, his
first since Henrietta at the Star Theatre, one
week from tomorrow night. The scenes OF "shen-
andoah" are laid In Charleston, the Shenandoah Vai-
ley and Washington. The company contains NUNS
Der of well-knOwn people
W. H. Cranes company has been rehearsing In
Boston for several weeks though It's season does not
open I'll the middle of September. Mr. crane lh'enus
that when he presents his play in Chicago II shaii
run as smoothly If it had been on the staso
for long time. He has the assistance OF MT Ses
incur, who has had long experience as stage man
ager.
Tho new opera house in Harlem viii open its season
on september 30 when Mr. Frohmans company VII
Play The Wife,
Josephine Empress of the French a historical
drama will be produced for the first time on any
stage at the Theatre Buffalo. tomorrow eVenns'
by Nile Rhea She will use in the play minis'u'o
picture Of Napoleon that was once In the po'Ses0 SSH,
os the Empress Josephine, and her leading man, WIZ
lam Harris who will impersOnate the Emperor Napo'
Leon will wear hat once the property Oh NaP"oon
himself ,,..,,,
II is proposed TO give the mob in Joseph Haworths
paul Kauvar" company an unusual chanoo " 'a,'''
its appetite for destrIction this season oy pVNis
quantity OF brio brac, pictures, etc. TOT the iaS'
net 60 that the furious crowd need no longer content
itself with mildly tearing the scenery 10 piose1 .
49, St,art pnhsc1,s company next season VIII con-
stuart s I hoosS WSoni George > Woodward, Frank
Mordaunt Edward J. Ratcie Ernest l1rie'on' y9n a
T. Wooderson ReveI Germa ne. Thomas Nt4aen, Her
bort Hlanchard Eugenla Lindeman, May Wstdron,
M ivIII nd Ms Agatha IIallam. 80.
W j. scanlan begins ms season Ssns bs
Supporting conpa9y includes Matte FerspcsO on
Helen Weathelsby Mile safhetI cen Mai~e, o0P'
stance wallace and Dora Nlnton; Charies MASON -;
r. Marsden, Robert McNar. Thaddous Shine, and
others. -. -. ........ 49, a.. ~ .,ah
! crate production OF " The Corsican Brothers, WIN
Robert Manten in the leading part at the Fourteenth
street Theatre. -, -
Frank W sanger's Mr.. Barnes of New-York' com
many will omen its al PiOctors new theatre. Al.
tsny on September 8. The company Will comprise
Miss Emily Rigl, Il. Il. Graham, sheridan Blocki
Ben HendIlck. Horace Lewis A. Roberts. j. A. wash,
burnc H. y Bar,ich. L. \. Morrison. T. ". FtZgeLadI
T.. Prince, Miss Emma Field, Miss Enc GernlOn' Ni''
Annie II. Blancke and Miss Laura Palmer
Miss Helen Barry win play new piece called " Low Low
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