New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

Aunt Jacks VIII open the regular season at the
Madison Square Theatre on Wednesday evening Inc
play VIII be preceded at each performance by one
act piece by Gus Thomas, called " A Man OF the
Worldn The casts Of the two plays VIII INCLUDE
nearly everybody in Mr.. Pamers company
salvni will play "The Gladiator this evening.
He has only six more performances at Palmer 5
Theatre, including this one
DR.. Austin Flint examined Otto Hegner the boy
pianist yesterday, and declared that he was in per-
fectlv healthy condition and would not be al all in
ured by his work in the concerts proposed Tor nHl'
Miss Alice Greenway. formerly member of the
chorus at the Casino will sail for England omorrow.
and she will be Of the happiest young women on
tho ocean, shc goes because her presence is needed
for the final settlements OF ca;e just decided in
Cbancery and by these settlements she will receive
fortune that will give her an income OF ABOUT 4OoO
or 5000 pounds year.
Mr.. Dixey will give Z" The Seven Ages at pro-
fessonal matinee at the Standard Theatre next Thurs
day
Little Lord Famtleroy" will be given at matinees
at the Madison Square Theatre every day except Sat
uruays, beginning in November
At the City Hall yesterday Frank Gerth, the treas
urer of the Maggie Mitchell Company. was married
to Miss Selma Hoppe, young actress belonging l 10
the same company. Alderman Alexander J. DOWd
performed the ceremony.
The subject of Professor Cromwel's lecture at the
Dljou Theatre on Sunday night will be ireland and
the Irish He will show new views Of Dublin CG R
larney and portraits of Irish heroes.
Miss Clara Morris will play Camille at the Union
Square Theatre on Monday night, and Tuesday night
she will present her new play, Helene"
Eugene Ormond Is now playing the part In Roger
La Honte," al Niblos Garden. that at first taken
by Wilton Lsckaye, who is now at Days Theatre
Master Florene the boy singer is giving his first
performances in this country this week with the
Howard Athenaeum Specially Company at the Biiou
Theatre.
Held by the Enemy" which has been played
so often In various NewYork theatres that It IS
thoroughly familiar to the paygoers of the city,
began another engagement Of week at the Grand
Opera House on Monday night.
The Hermann Transatlantic Vaudeville Company
began its last week at the U o1 Squa Th ar, Monday
night aud the Howard Alhendeum Specially Com
pany also entered its final week at the BlJOl.
ance with the company Tony Pastor added third
variety performance 10 the list by opening MS regular
season at the home theatre.
mankind" which seen at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre early IN the season. holds the stage
Of the Harlem Opera House this week.
1t is possible that Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall may pay
"The IrnmaS Ter" for the rest of their engagement
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, which lasts uhfough
next week II is also possible that they may play
no return engagement In NewYork this season.
full house greeted the Cleveland Haverly Ministries
the Amphion Academy Brooklyn, where they opened
a weeks engagement Monday evening. dazzling scene
presented when the curtain raised disclosing
singing dancing and other features Of the performance
were Of excellent quality. The company Is ied by
Sweatnam and Rice. An interesting entertainment
was afforded by troupe Of japanese.