New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
THE PAINTED SCENES.
WHAT THE PLAYERS ARE DOING HERE
AND ELSEWHERE

,,rorch tho city. Charles wyndham stays only one
mora week at Palmers Theatre and each evening NJ
will appear I'm two pieces, The headiess Ma" ~
Delicate Ground" His stay In the city has peei oil
occasion Of much enjoyment 10 many people
The mistakes. the Observation-Disclosures the HUE u',
o,,,,. .to explanations and the rcconcila'ions OF
4, Nigbt or Will entertain the attendants at Mt
no,v,s second subscription performance on IuesuaS
night The play has especially good paris lor WI
LAWS and Mrs Gilbert. On all the evenings Oh tlic
uae, .xcept Tuesday "The Great Unknown prines III
many peoplc and keeps them laughing most VI 'Ho
time. ~ ,o,o-o
The onera season is more popular than ever oeiore
- o,,orr,birc coes ON tremendously at the DIG opera
bopse The freouenters of the Metropolitan VIII near
: this week 90 The Flying Duchman' on Monudy nIs"''
q The Masked Ballp on Wednesday ""lillah leii ."
Friday and The Queen of Sheba' on Satuiuay AFTER
noon ,,. ,,rocrap,mc
which has already been announced a' INC n'
I Avonue Theatre this week. Since he came 10 th'S
oo,,ntrr Mr. Rarrett has broken records The re-
ein,s for his last night al the Boston Theatre "ee
tho largest at regular prices in the history OF the
bouse and on Thanksgiving he raised the record foi
regular prices at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
( The nIavers of Aunt jack have become thoroughly
accustomed to their parts and the play goes Hike
cockwork, though It was never conSpcuousN id NM
IN snoothness Wallie Eddlnger has won many friends
in d. Little Lord Fauntleroy," which holds the stage
each weekday afternoon except Monday and satur'
day.
More of the now-famous skirt-dancing, and this
time from the London Gacty Theatre ifseli, VIII DC
seen at the Broadway Theatre this week In Faust y
To Date,' which opens on Tuesday Night lnc
scenery for the piece has been brought from the nome
theatre, as well as the company.
Herminie or the Cross of Gold,' with William
RedmIind and Mrs. Thomas Barry, viii begin an en-
gaGemcnt of a week at the Theatre tomorrow
night This will be the first production OF The piece
at a Broadway theatre
NblOs Garden was crowded at every performance
of kaianka" last week. and there arr large adNdoo
sales Of seats The acrobatic feats and the dancinS
of Miss Edith Craske among the most attIacuVF
features. The matinees have been well ATTENDED D.!
ladies and children.
Seats at Procto,,s Twontv-third Street Theatre for
Christmas and New Years are for sale. shenan-
doah" passed its Tooth performance in saieV anu
is starting well the second hundred Arrange
mens have been made to play ii at McVickers Theatre
Chicago, all next summer
Mr. Amberg's announcements for the week al MS
theatre are as follows: Monday, for the first time
Possart in Three Brides at a Time" comedy by
Roderich Benedix: Tuesday. Possart, Nathan the
WISE: Wednesday. Steitmann in The Vice Admifal
Thursday Possart in Tho Robbers; Friday, Possart
in Three Brides at Time
A Brass Monkey" is booked for a long run at the
Bjou Theatre, where the song The Wild Man OF
Borneo7 has already made a hit. The last lecture Of
Professor CrOmweli's present course Will be gwen
tonight, the subject being "Mexico and South
America"
Miss Grace Golden pupil of Madame FuISch-
Madi, will Join the Castro Company tomorrow even
ing appearing as Ccrise in Ermlnie." She IS
niece of Central Office Detective Golden, and IS sal
TO have an unusually good voice. One week from 10
morrow night large theatre party, consisting OF
Can will Ngi
Casino.
The Union Square Theatre IS hardly big enough for
the people who come to " The County Fair" and
the managers already talking Of future seasons
at the house Tonight Donald DOwnie will give an
illustrated lecture on Napoleon"
Managers are rather fond of pieces that hold a
stage for whole season, and the present indications
point to one at the Lyceum Theatre. Sc The Charity
BALI has drawn as many people as the house would
hold with comfort, and few have experienced any dis
appointment.
Another permanent attraction Is The Old Home
stead" the Academy of Music and nobody thinks Of
laying it away on the shelf till aler NewYOrk shall
have done with the Worlds Fair In fact. Mr. ThOmp
son does to think of stopping the OF the
pee any particular tmo any more than he thinks
Of dying
The chang from exterior to a schoolrOom scene
in " The Seven ACES al the STANDARD Theatre has
brought about changes in the dialogue and
incidents of the one Of these IS class reciti
ton. and there IS god deal more work for the
schoOlmaster than before.
Madame Janalschek will appear with her company
at the Grand Opera House this week. She VIII be
seen in Meg MeIrilles' tomorrow evening, and in
some other plays IN the course Of the week.
Hish ArisiCcracy' bring good audiences TO the
New Park Theatre. and # seems to have tie same
power of producing laughter that McKeLna's Flirta-
tom had. It's stay is necessarily limited 10 this
month.
Miss Annie Plxley has some new songs for %,
second Floor George Jes,oI's play, which viii
give this al the Fourteenth street Theatre. The
prices at tins theatre have been changed. the best
Lovers # shake l)eare will have many treats
offered TO them. An attractive viii be thai offered
by Miss Wainwright the Finn Avenue Theatre, on
he prosperity attend ng hi, production has already
been frequently noticed. The ca-t includes Barton
f. Y Backus Blanche Walsh and Louise Muldener
The scenic artists were Charles Graham Of Iarpers
Philip GOatchcr. wi liam Schaeier AM Ga>par Maeder
The sale of viii begin on Thursday morning.
A week from tomorrow night. ieTmann's Trans
atlantIue Vaudeville company returns TO this city al
he Fourteenth street Theatre, for engagement Of
one week.
the road with " La Tosca" She comes to the Star
Theatre next month";.
Drew begin an engagement r. Washington tomorrow
night appearing IN E" The Rivals They are great
favore7 In that city, and letter received here says
that every and box for the opening performance
was sold a week in advance.
Tomorrow night W. J. Seaman presents Myes
AroOn7 at the Academy of Music in Jersey city. MIR
Scanlan returns to this city at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre next month.
Robert Maniell is playing Louis and Fabian del
Franch in The Corican Irothers.7 which will have
production at the Fourteenth Street Theatre on
January 10 Mr. Piou promises number Of novel
features I'm the way o' scenic and mechanical effects
Miss Rose Cogllan begins her annual engagement
I'm Philadelphia tomorrow night. appearing I'm
J0celvn7 in which she will be a. the Fourteenth
Street Theatre after the holidays
This week Edwin Booth and Nine. MOdjeSka Will be
seen in Utica. syracuse and Rochester returning 10
Harlem on December is for engagement Of one
H0crDcs DnVA1