New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
ON MANY STAGES.
THE PLAYERS AND PLAYS THAT WILL
AMUSE NETWORK THIS WEEK.

pIays running at a time but that will be the case
at the Madison Square, beginning this week. FIRST
| there Is Aunt Jack' which begins its season with
every prospect of continuing It through the w'hhr
and second, the little comedletta. :" Man OF tho
World, has found much favor with the frequenters
of the house Besides these, Little Lord Fauntleroy
will begin on Tuesday series Of matinees, when
will be continued on Tuesday, Wednesday. IhurSoaS
and Friday afternoons till further notice.
Justin McCarthy's comedy, The Candidate In
which Charles wyndham VIII appear tomorrow night
at Palmers Theatre, held tho stage of the Criterion
Theatre in London for two seasons AIhoueh
largely satire certain political methods Oh inc
day. and dealing principally with the Home kule
question, Mr.. Mccarthy has not confined hiihseh
solely to politics. but has endeavored to iampooh
the eccentrclues of dettante philanthropy Inc
play was originally produced anonymously al ieaS'
TO the extent Of attributIns its authorship TO an
an p, Tie rush Of members from the House Oh
Commons to determine the hidden author among them
made serious inroals the legislative benches ana
oftentimes It would have been safer 10 predict
quorum at the Criterion than at another house"
| The production Of Hamlet at the broadway
Theatre by Mr. Booth and Madame Moulesha mas
been received with much favor by audiences composcu
of the best class OF Ncw-York theatresooiS' A"'
play VIII be given at every performance this week.
Including the Saturday matinee, and large numbers
of seats have already been sold.
| "The Great Unknown had nine good audiences az
Days Theatre last week, and the time wheh u Is
TO make way for As You Like 1t" is not yet nxed
but it viii probably not be so soon as was at hrso
intended. Mr.. Bond has pleased all who nave seen
him as The o Donne Dom.
With all the public attention that has oeeh
| given Of late to foreign players American actors
authors and plays have not been forgotten. oneha"
doah7 still attracts people In large numbers "
Proctors Twenty-hd Street Theatre. and the demand
for seats reaches far in advance. They are no" on
sale for Thanksgiving week
W. J. scanlan who has not been seen on tho stage
In this city since his tour in England, Scotland ana
| Ireland will appear at the Star Theatre tomorrow
| night I'm Myles Aroon., He will sing some new
songs including one called "See, There She Goes
| which he sings while swinging child In his arms
The remaining time OF the Drum Major at tho
casino IS short as Ermnle IS announced for
| November 90 On Thursday night 100 members OF
Cavalry Troop A of the National Guard Will attend
the performance II should be said that the opening
performance of Ermine7 will be its 1,2oOth In this
country.
sour Flat stays at the Lyceum Theatre for ono more
week and then begins long tour and dates have been
hooked for two years ahead Next week will find
the Lyceum stock company at home again. playing
~ The Charity Ball. The cast Will include Misses
lCeorgia Cayvan Grace Henderson and Ellie Shannon
Mrs Walcot, Mrs. Whifen, Herbert Kelley, elson
Wheatcron W. j. LeMoyne and Charles Walcot.
Ernst Possart will appear five times this week at
the Amberg Theatre. The full list OF announcements
s as follows: Monday. Merchant of Venice" Tues
lday ST. Bartholomew Eve; "Wednesday The
Judge of Zalamea7 Thursday, Friend Fritz Friday
lCar sreitmann I'm The Vice AdmiraI' saturday,
Possart, in q" The Mser' and Scientific women
| J. X Emmett comes to the Grand Opera House this
week for the first time in eight years He VIII play
Uncle Jocs which ran for several weeks last season
at the Fourteenth street Theatre Tonight Nahan
Frankie will give his second sacred concert and the
orchestra will be increased to fifty. Among the solo
performers 10 appear will be signOr Del Puente who
viii sing the Toreador song from Carmen and TWO
other selections The regular prices OF the theatre
will be maintained.
| Wilson Barrett Will continue 4" Benny Chree' at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. for the present and a
specal matinee Will be given on Thursday afternoon
| " Claudano and Clto,' in which Mr. Barrett has
been seen here already, in preparation and there
NAV be a revival of The Silver King"
| Grand opera gives place to comic tomorrow AZ
the Harlem Opera House, where sad fasha VIII
no given for week 1t Is said that the piece has
been rewritten and much improved SINCE ~ was a''
at the star Theatre last season.
There have been many actors before the curtain
al the standard Theatre in the course OF inc run Vi
" The Seven Ages" The house was full OF uein a'
the spccal matinee two weeks ago, and among those
wbo enioyed the election day matinee were Charles
",'.,d,or wilson Barrett and Miss Eastlake. Mr.
Dixey has new costume for tho military Scon''
copied from portraits Of Washington
Tho Howard Athenaeum Speciality Company, whch
roccntly left the Bij0u Theatre comes TO the fo'u
teenth Street Theatre tomorrow evening. new
feature that the programme oilers IS Bruhh' frcho"
grotcsque COMEDIAN ~
ME- Pessie BvnehnI of London. who is filling
short engagement at Tony Pastors Iheauo' mas
mo, with much favor. Among the other announce
ronts for the coming week are the Brahams' WIN
,boIr "sbadowraphs7 Kelly and Ashby, in their
ia,rdrv scene ard sheridan and Flynn, with lnsh
songs. A.. rrn,or
THE County Fair opens its season at the UNION
couare Theatre this week. with the hope on me part
80 Mr. burgess and his managers that it Will be even
,ocr and more prosperous than the one few months
ago at Proctor's Theatre. Much reliance IS piace''
IN tho scenic effects which said 10 be prepared
| with much elaboration.
| The present week will be Hallen ana Harts thru
and last at the Bliou Theatre where they are piayn
t. Later ON Professor Cromwell will continue MS
course OF illustrated lectures this evening, MS so'0
beng Italy, the Art Land"
, | rho nrcsentatiop of Sardous romantic play The
! RELIES, nj Niblos Garden tomorrow night Is likely
| =, attract much attention. Eugene IonpAhs h@'
had the work carefully prepared at inc bos'oi
rbe,trc prior TO sending II on the road MUCH
money has been spent to give 1t an elaborate gag
r ting Reindeer and Siberian bloodhounds have
| - ,nnressed into tho service to heiGhten The
effect of tho situations in the play Henry AVehhs
Tostor Lennon W. $ Harkins, Charles Stanley, J. L
padcett and Adele Belgarde arc in the cast
Almost every thing at Docksaders Is new nov
, r,or, new things are in preparation. Maste
sIoman boy singer, has recently ntroduced sons
LIED Only Picture and another burlesque VII
soon be ready.
Whatever comes and whatever goes at othe
theatres the Academy of Music Is always the same
! nc its oicnal on the New Hampshire granite NoDod
thinks of the possibility OF the actors III II ever pis
;ng in any other characters than those they ASSUME
| there. -. A. No.. Dan,
rScatrc l. apparently approaching though they Nigh
STAY much longer it was not for their out OF Tow
ma rements Tho houses still good, and " Nc
s Knnna's Filtration Is much enjoyed as ever.
Otto Hesner viii give another matinee concert is e.
Wclfr's Concertstueck7 Chopn-Liszts Chant Polo
naIsoa Chopn's Nocturne' % nat major, and Lszt
RhnnsndY No. =.