New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
RISING AND SETTING STARS.
NEW AND OLD ATTRACTIONS AT THE CITY
THEATRES.


s.ss.n.S, ,,s a,,ractveness Many who will see IL
assn at tho Broadway Theatre this week wiz nav
NJ tho same time their first opportunity W ''ueo
Madame Modieska's 0phelia and the e"o' ~eouN'
with tho strong cast and the elaborate p'V'u0uo"
OF the play that are promised ought TO leave no empty
spsce in the big house. The adVah0" sa'o io' '"'
week n said TO be already large
arn. Crea, Unknown is rapidly becoming known,
10 rnanv peope's seeing 1t can bring ABOUT mat to
.nh Not q few of them insist on knowing IL oe''or
nv ...tne Il a second time and there has not boon
moor or even a moderate house at Days ihcs'i0
since the new piece was put on the stage
For one more week The Rivals viii be seen al
A.. s,.r Theatre Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Florence
e exceedingly gratiicd by their reception in Now
York. as they have every reason to be- MIS- prc~
comes in for large share Of the applause thar snow"
that the people never weary OF the OLD comeay
that has delighted them SO long The company Will
come back 10 the city later IN the season sno
NAV then play The Heir at Law
One of the commonest subjects Of discussion among
people familiar with the theatres for the last few
DAYS has been Mrs Agnes Booths impersonahon Oh
Aunt jack There has been no lack OF cominenu"
ton for the other members of the Madison oquai0
Company and 1t Is the general opinion that inc wv
pieces now the little theatre Will run on 'oe0'"o'
for long time. .ns,rc
Among the many English players who are spcno'us
the season with their American cousins Charles "sn"
ham has a high reputation not only here ana AZ nonio
but on the Continent of Europe Mr.. "ynunah
begins his New-York engagement at Planners ino'"0
tomorrow night in David Garrck.' -.
Another Englishmsn already known hefo wiz 80
on his NewYork season tomorrow nish' az VIZ ,,ar
Avenue Theatre BENNY Chrec' Is the ne" pay
Cor which Wilson Barrett with the help OF MISS has'
lake ana his company hopes ano~ in fact expects "
win favor from HIS audiences
The fitch performance Of the Drum MAJOR AZ
the Casino will take place tomorrow
evening, and new march Will 10
for the first time in the third act. MI A'o"
son has large collection of marches sent 10 MN ny
ambitious composers, from which to choose ONO A''
the occasion latina
There are still good houses at tho Lyceum inesUe'
where Our Flat causes amusement py Jus iuhn9 "
uations especially has often been said rea!, ~
those Of the second act. In when inc HsnVn0 ,s
vopno wife makes whole set of furniture for heSe
Miss Clara Morris will play Helene" at the Union
souarc Theatre for one week more Her aaiiii0i'
have visited the theatre in large numbers ana
pressed much approval of her work IN inc eni'"'"
scenes Of the play. - 49,, on
performances at the Harlem Opera House ths "0on
and will present seven different operas lneso WIN
no q Fausts The Trumpe,er of Sakkingen' Mlgnon'
a The bohemian Girl" Carmen "Martaha @nu
Der Freischutz' Miss Marie Decca VIII appear VII"
the company for the first time on "Wednesday nlsn''
/. Shenandoah" will be played nine times al frVcHor
are regular matinees Wednesday ana saouruay' anN
there will be an extra for Tuesday, election oas
The Tooth performance is now not far olstah"
Mr. Amberg will mako lively week Oh IT, a. u u9~a-
1t his theatre. His announcements are as IN
MONDAY Ernst Possart, in Die BluthochzeV' Iu's
hsnest for The Cbildren's Charitable Union, Die
Fledermaus'; Wednesday, Possart. IN herona.' u
venicep. THURSDAY Possart, in " The Judge OF IA
Iameap Friday, Possart, in Friend frlh od'uu"''
possart in The Judge of Zalanea.'
The Academy of Music Is weflled at every Per
formance and improvements are soon 10 DO h"io "
enlarge the seating capacity There VIII oe oil 90
matinee on election day. The piece which is running
:, 49, Academy for the present is " The Old Home
stead.' ,..
Miss Lizzie Derious DAILY, welIKnO"h souoioS"
has be.n engaged by Hallen d Hart. and makes her
first appearance I'm Later ON tomorrow tAohoa9J
night. at the Bjou Theatre, introducing her song
dances. limitations and other specialties There Will
be an election day matinee. The subject OF fr'iossi
(,romwells fourth lecture this evening Is C. Lho
Worlds Fair of 1850. and Paris the beaHe StodsnI
a feature of The seven Ages al inc o lanI" =,
Theatre is the specially designed programme useu a. a,
ali thu performances This first page hss tadng
MIR Dixey at the bottom, and In circle eAeenuine
from II are sketches representing the seven ages ae
desc ribed by Shakespeare and lepeseheu III @ IN
Miss Hessie Bonehill, who has made repu'a III
tho london music halls will appear at Tony Pastors
Theatre tomorrow evening as one among INC NO. r
attractions 1t is announced that her seasoh VIII "
'nVl' special matinee of McKenna's Irritation VIII
he civ a
DC id that The run of this pieco is likely TO end In
tn,r weeks more as it has proved impossible 10 Cd
tain release from the managers Out 0i o"H ~
the R Roger La Honts' viii be played at NiOc's
Gsdsn up On "wednesday evening Teis and
Miss Milward viii change their bi TO -, me s,i lazy
Of lyons which WIN he c44 ena "n'i 'A'1O''
MIS- Cora Tanner viii play Fascination IN New
norx s'r Going tomorrow night the Grand Opera
House There will be three matinee ms evening"
Ovide Musin and his company VIII give S"sfou 'oN
James oNen comes to the Fourteenth Street The
Are VIII play Monte Crsto' in which he has been
Wen known for several years An IN election DAY maui
On Tuesday afternoon Otto oGnsr the boy P R0sd
will give his second concert in New ON ~ @
oantette Club, of Boston. and Mrs. L. PemOerton
HINGES sv,saer Minstrels are holding their nightly re
oeptons and are pleasing the people who come 10 see
and hear them she ana D0r" H"S p'o''O "''
Miss Fanny Davenport and her company are re re
hearsng La T9sCa' IN 'h1S R S1 s Miss paven
mort is IN the best of health and spirits, - U.rsas
Lawrence Barrett p,esensa say that he was en-
.huSoStcsv received and that the local critics praise
the play. the production ana 'H0 ao""s VI
DaJr'' v Mornssey has Joined with Henry E. Abbey
in the management OF ssrssau ana T Trovatore
sFaust's Carmen" and . The bohemian err at
the New Park Theatre in IA o%r Weeks
at the Star Theatre week from 10 morrow night sp
nsaring in Mylcs AroOn. In which he viii introduce
= Number of new songs and special features. ~ VIII
So his first appearance in this city since MS saflns
Tour Of England Ireland and scotland Myies
Hroono will be presented with new scenery ny
Scbaeeer and Maeder and Charles Wltham:
MIS- Rose Coghlan Will be at the tourteentiil
Street Theatre for two weeks in February ana MarS1
and besides Jocelyn she will play seveiai OF so U,e
parts in which she familiar at Wallack iheduc,
William Harris, the proprietor Of me h9" sa
Athenaeum Speciality Company, IS in Paris ana mas
photographed to Mr.. RosenQuest that he has chgased
The Great Brunn,7 French grotesque performer,
and he will make his first appearance In this country
with the company at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
on November IL.
Charles B. jefferson and ii. S Taylor have pur.
chased the melodrama Hands Across the Sea-" ana
are reorganzing the company. The tour re0pens
on November 25 in Philadelphia, reaching the Grand
Opera House. this city, for the week Of December 2
. Louis James is making a tour Of the South and Is
Z said TO be doing well