New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
GOING AND COMINGTPLAYs
CHANGES IN THE ATTRACTIONS AT MANY
OF THE THEATRES.

soason has shown that the many frequentes of this
theatre were ready and eager for the opening Ai'er
a few weeks of " The Golden Widow" new adaptation
from the win be seen, and It is now dennteV
announced that the old comedy revival OF inc se@So
will DO "As You Like it,
Mr. and Mrs Kendall will appear on the stage Tor
the first time in this country tomorrow night al inc
Fifth Avenue Theatre. Not only the faces Of the
actors but of the play Will be new, for tho
arrangement of A Scrap Of Paper' makes 1t wholly
English In scene and in general Tone
"The oolahs Is the only one yet left OF the three
comic operas that held their places in the city through
the heat of the summer. Mr. Wilson and his com
pany Will stay at tho Broadway Theatre for one week
| more, and the 150th performance will be gwen Oh
Tuesday night
"Roger La Homie, or A Mans Shadow which mas
already been in Paris and London, VIII have itS
first production here on Tuesday evening at Nibio's
Garden with william Terriss and Miss Jessie Millwa"
in the leading parts The other actors OF the company
| are Americans, and OF them are well known 70
New-York theatre goers.
Henry f. Dxey, after his many hundred nights m
| "Adonis" viii try the effect Of a new play al tne
Standard Theatre tomorrow evening. Much has oeen
said already OF the elaborate preparations for Inc
Seven Ages,' and II Mr. Dixey can induce people 10
como TO 1t as many times as they came 70 seo LILO
! former piece he need ask moro.
Many people delighted last week with the oea"J
| and convenience OF Slr Hammerstein's new Harlem
Lord Faunteroy" with Tommy Russell in the title part
and Miss Isabelle Evesson the little boys mother'
Frank f. Aiken will play the Earl.
II Mr.. Palmer's season at the Madison Square The
atre did not set limit to the run OF Boobies BABY,
the indications that the play might stay there t
the baby was old for the part With the exception
of this danger the play to DO vigorous and as
pleasing ever.
shenandoah" has only week moro 10 stay at tho
Star Theatre There will then DO an interval OF
week. after which the play Will take possession OF
Proctor's Tweny-third Street Theatre, and how long
IL may remain there 1t is not yet time to predict.
The announcements for the coming week al tho
Ambere Theatre are as follows Monday, Friday and
SATURDAY matinee "a Celebrated Woman' Tuesday
The Beggar Student" Wednesday, for tho first ume
the comedy An Adventure on the Eifel Tower OF
Madame EdouardT Thursday, " Die Fledermaus' SAT
| urday evening" An Adventure on the Eifel Tower"
good many children have attended the matinee
performances of McKenna's Flrtation," at the New
park Theatre and they to enjoy the funny situa-
+ons Of the play hugely. AS for their elders, many OF
them laugh Just as much the second and tho thiru
time that they see the play they did the first
Everybody who has seen " The Drum-Ma1or' at the
Casino seems agree that the march IN the last ac'
its most pleasing feature. In fact military music ao
movements characterize the opera generally, ana inc
now finale Of the first act is a marching chorus.
.Iord Cbumleyn has only two weeks more at the
rvceum Theatre after which 1t will begin It's regular
tour "our Flat will be given by company heaaou
nv n B. Conway on October 81, and Will run LOT louf
weeks. ,,.,o
,oo ,ho oneninC Of The Old Homestead" are said to
ho considerably larger than they were in the corro
snondlno time last year. Denman Thompsoh say
that he intends to play the piece during Ihe ''o VI
the Worlds Fair o. g.,
Miss Cora Tanner will begin an engagement III
Fascination at the Fourteenth street Ihea'i0 W
he civ
costumes and scenery. The cast lnciuue' "'
Eleanor Cary. Isabella waldrOn, Maggie Deane
Iucv Escott Georgia waldrOn, Clara hno"Ies anu
Helen Ten Brock, Lionel Bland, Hdton huSS'N
Augustus Cook, p A. Anderson, W. f. biaiu0 anu
Charles Coote, who will again be seen aS uo nov
Mr.. Coey .-,- 49,. ..oo,ortors
-, ,to C,and orera House this week, and tn con-
roctIon with his performance he announces inc nrss
ann.arance in New-York Of Edna, the human otonu'
Fdna has q puzzing habit of walking ABOUT Ill inc
air in all sorts Of positions. Mr. keiar says 'N@' H0
will show some other new Illusions.
palmer,s Theatre will be closed, for tho hrs' uino
4, . To-, while for tho first part of this week bal
y,ni,s custom OF playing only about four times
week is well known and his first appearance ior inc
nrcsent season will DO on Thursday evening" "hen
10 will nlav Gsamson.o He will give the same
niece again on Saturday and on the following N-onu"y
| and will be seen as Othello on Wednesday
many. which has long had high reputation among
| rorictv combinations will begin an engagement al
| tho Biiou Theatre tomorrow night Many Oh inc
| old members of the company are stu Win H. anu
| there are some new oncs. 80 -.
aTho Great Metropolis with tho life saving sta
| ,op the shnwreck the East River and the star
Igbt will stay at Proctor's Twentythiru suect lno
tno t,vo weeks more. The managers say that they
oro satisfied with the result of their venture III inc
city and that they will take the piece on lno Eo@N
with good hopes Of its being we'll received
| Lew Dockstader and his Ministries VIII begin the
regular season at their own theatre on Iuesuay W.
| inc novelty is promised in the first part oy ono
| ,troduction Of scene representing lawn-tennS
| court with players wearing handsome Costumes
| Tho time that Miss Helen Davray left vacant ~
the Union Square Theatre will begin O-morro" nlen'
and will be filed by Herrmann's Trahsauahuquo
vaudeville Company which has cancelled engage
| ments IN tho West to return TO Ne"-horh' ~'
| SEYMOUR has a new "Galatea dance"
profossor Cromwell will begin series of illustrated
lectures at the Biou Theatre week from tonight
The first subject treated will be paris ana tne
| Worlds Fair OF 1889"
Richard Mansheld's company Of ninety-three PEG
ne will leave New-York for Boston this evening oy
! the Fall River Line steamer. Ihey nave Deon "
! Lcarsine Richard I'LL" here for five weeks, and
| ~ vim rchearse Il for two weeks more before
or,pg their season at the Globe Theatre ON octo-
Der 81. ..,t.h
steele Mackaye's play, An Arrant Knave,' winch
| stuart Robson has Just produced IN Chicago, was
written eight years ago. Tho name then gwen "
II was Rita, or st. Martins Eve"
william H. Crane and his company have begun
| oboarsinc " The sen ator." a now play by David D.
| rlovd and sydney Rosonfeld. The piece requires
elaborate production and VIII not be played I'LL NO
vember. when Mr.. Crane appears in Boston.
Miss Clara Morris expects 10 play her now piece
| nucIonep at tho Union Square Theatre on october
%. 49,, a..
| Frederick Warie will be seen at the Grand Opera
House week from tomorrow night in The Moq l, Q,
TaInbeeor I'm this city, though he has already played
| II IN some smaller towns - ,,- "a ...o.
. 1-aol, from tomorrow night, at the star Theatre,
NjO@ with "The Rivals with VIZ Jefferson as
opening 80 and Mr. Florence, for the first time In