New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
THE THEATRES.
NOTES on THE COMING SEASON.

o,d and tbe doors of the low priced houses on the
East and West sides werc all closed " was inc
climax OF the dull season. but tic ciiiaU" peFl"'
was brief and tomorrow evening VIII WNhe's 'hc
launching of two new enterprises, ana ihis NUMBER
will he literally added during the last Two weeks
q, the month. Miss Kate ClaXton's presentation OF
g pootIes's Rabys az the Madison square Theatre Is
tbe more important of the two openings set down
for tomorrow The amusing and WHOLESOME SiOiIes
~ English military life. written by The ladS VINO mas
assumed the en-name Of John strange WINTER nave
been widely read in this country, ana more geheraS
than the first BOOtles's Baby the dfaha'Hauoh
h, heen PLAYED several hundred nights in England,
osvsNiss Claxton has imported two OF the actors
uessrs Kerr and Garthorne who acted prncpal paris
,ho,c Mr. Garthorne Is brother Of Mr. Kendall,
.,o with his WIFE, Madge Robertson, IS to be seen
later I'm the season at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, hher
the management Of Daniel Fr0hman. All Tue uhl
- and annointmepts for BOoiles's Baby have
been imported and these are among inc manu-
-, of those worn by English cavalrymen tho
stage sbould present a remarkably brilliant appear
ance Miss Claxton will be In the cast, as VIII also
- husband Charles A. stevenson, Notwithstanding
h fsct that his retirement from the stage was
autboritafvelv announced at the end OF last season.
a, ,hs piio,. a comedy entitled The Lion and the
III = will he tbe other novelty for tomorrow. The
niece is understood 10 be of light character, put
not as broadly farcical as the productions OF Ar'
JIoyt and his mitat0rs. The aulhorS aIo MesS's'
" u Wilson and J. A. Lewis. Mr.. Wilson,
,a,ist nj This CITY was part author Of Among the
Ep,os = niece which showed some originality ana
,re,it and was decidedly promising first attempt
cast If experienced people has been secured for the
new comedy. A., -,
.ucust 10 has been chosen for the opening OF
sevcral theatres among which are NipioS run
Avenue Fourteenth Street and standard ~ Nlplo -
poIossv Klralfy will introduce his new spectacle
pIa of "A
ann a. the London Alhambra. Later in the season at
Nulo,s Mr. DAYS. adaptation of Roger la HOnte'
ri,b Afr rerrss and Hiss Millward as stars, VIII De
nro1uced and early next year the elaborate spe'ao
pIre Beard. jr7 now running az the 'h''aBo 0p''"
Uouse and said to be of the most gorgeous ever
seen i'm this country, VIII be gwen lor iour NoehS'
Few Of the ordinary dramatic combinations Will be
-, ,,oxt scason at Nfllo's most OF the time having
heep set auart for specfaces aud big mclodramatlc
r,c.luctious At the Academy of Music Denman
rbompson Is again expected TO play Inc oh ho'no-
stead@ for the entire season.
Miss Adelaide Moore q remarkably pretty English
actress who played here in legitimate repef'oN
several seasons ago, Will be The hrst attrac'oh a'
ne Firtb Avenue Theatre. in Pierre lecercqs Love
storv - a society drama. which has been well received
&, rnol,ud Mrs Langtry at one time In
meditation for the play and announced her intention
NJ presenting IL. Miss Moore has secured good
American company Following Miss Moore VIII come
tIc DuT Opera Company in Z" Paoia.7 by the authors
of Ffninies PauOn and Jakobowsky. ms opera
was recently given IN philadelphia. and was wen
received. The verdict Of Philadelphia is often re-
,er.cd here but Manager Duh's venture probably
stands ON silrcr grounds than id the nniortunate
said Pa,ha7 which was brought here with QUAKER
CITY Endorsement Wilson Barrett. the kendals ana
Marie Wainwright are among the stars who VIII
r.man from four to six weeks each al Tue fH'n
Avenue
The Fourteenth Street Theatre, which has been en-
tirelv redecorated. Will BE- opened with The EneiiSh
,,1ndr,ma - Nanl,iuds This must not be COMPOUNDED
with another English play Of the same name which
Mr. Daly uro1uced some years The new Man
kinds lad q long Imn at Eugene TOmphin's EON'"a
Theatre and with ono Of that iheaiirN Ola S"''c So
The ExileS.' is to be sent on an extended to"i'
At the standard Theatre lmre khaifyS AROUND
the World in Eighty Days VIII be The hfN' pee, ''i
VIII be followed by an English mclodrama, liandS
Across tbe sea.9 Some time IN November Henry +
uivev will apUcar at this theatre I'm lis new piece by
william GIN seven Ages which VIII have been
before that time t1lc1 IA Philadelphia II Is con
fdentlv expected that Seven Ages VIII III ON al
tbe remainder Of the season az the standard, ana
should il meet with any thing like the iaVor accoe"
10 Adonls7 may ill out second year.
4 NJ. Pamer's plans for Tie Madison Square Theatre
are NOT known and probably depend on what he may
b4 alle TO secure during his present stay III hnga"
one Of the pieces lac Is having adapted here Is me
Two LeonoIas7 a clever play, which was seen III '"o
o,lciual German last season at AmoeIgs' Al MI
palmer's 1hricfh-st house tragedy VIII lor "no
reign supreme salyni appearing III several VI Ms
most celebrated parts, aud re hard MahsWh ~ h's
elaborate producto Of Richard III II IS "et W.
1.cided If Mr.. Palmer VIII present any play at this
theatre in tle early spring. He a~Sulediy VIII NOT
din IN u,iess Lc can secure s,mc piece OF undOhped
o,irinaIitv and merit Challes Wyndham AID his
London company viii also be seen at Pal'ners.
At the Lyceum f. H. Sothen viii, as usual, pay
a preliminary season. and the regular COMPANY WI"
not lac seen I'LL November. when Bela co anu pe
Niue's Mere "The Charity BAH viii be introduced
vanaoer rrobulan VIII send out company with
s,recr Lavender Will dhcct ia, tour Of the kendaS
aud viii also manage T.. II. Soiheln, and Elsie IfII'
I'm the new play. written expressly Tor her, fII"o
and PalperT which l.. IT Is scarcely necessary 10 80.
q dramatzation of Mark Twains BOOK WIN d"
h-e cu,erp,ises Mr. Fruhrran will not find much idle
time. , l.,
Mr.. DAILY seldom makes his projects public much IN
d,,a,ce Of the time for their realization. number
~ euqagements lie has made. including that oil MIS-
ye,mans would to indicat, departure lVm Ms
policy Of the last few seasons but 1t j. poS9pie 'n'
some of the people VIII be seen ID the
at Niblo's Miss Rosina Nokes Will again occupy MI
lv,s Tbea,r,, next APRIL and will remain six weeks
The fist few weeks Of the season at the mon
square Will be devoted to stars the most important oil
whom are Clara Morris, who promises new play,
and Helen Dauvray who viii present scrap oil
papeup and One of Our Girls.' IN November. Neil
burgess will be seen I'm 4 Country fair which IL Is
tboneht Will prove emuneauve for all the le-
n,airder of the season. Manager Hin will again send
ant A Possible Casc,' James O'Connor Roach III an
Irish play and Murray and Murphy, who are among
the most steadily successful of the actors In their pc
cul8r way.
one Of the most important predictions OF the season
will he "The Great Metropolis ly JcsSOp d Ifal'
,,licb is 10 open the at Pfociors Twenty thld
-, Theatre and for which unlimited time has been
,e.,rved The managers of this play, hesSIS. hla"
and Erlanger are regarded extremely shre"d bnsl-
pess men, and the fact that they are spending many
,Iousaud dollars Oh the mounting Is generally "
.rded A. an assurance that the piece must be well
worth the risk Mr.. Proctor IS enthusiastic about lis
prospects Of success.
when Francis wilson shall have finished his long