New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-27
FROM TRAGEDY TO FARCE.
PLENTY OF PLAYS OF ALL SORTS FOR NEW.
YORK PEOPLE

lOlth PEOPLE.
Tho Madison Square Theatre Will DO closed to-
morio" ana Tuesday nights, and the time will DO
sp nj IN dress rehear ais OF Au Jack, On wedn,s!
day night this pay will open Mr.. Palmor's regular
season II Wiz be preceded by a oneact piece called
Il Man Of the WorId.' The casts of the two viii
employ nearly everybody in the stock company.
MI. Booth and Madame Modieska begin the third
week OF their engagement at the Broadway Theatre
tomorrow evening, appearing as shylock and portia
In " Merchant of Venice Madame Modieska bas
never before played Portla here The niece will h,
Aept on The stage only for week, and then an eIab-
OraP production Of Hamlet will be rivcn
'4'' NIard MOTIFS will play "CamilleS at the Union
"lua'o Iheatfe tomorrow night, and on Tuesday,
night she will offer her new piece, Helene, Her
COMPANY includes Frederick DE BalIeviHe J. NJ. Coll,
n"' werner Charges, J. G. saville W. J. Fergusoni
MISS MittenS WiIett, Mrs. Octavla Allen Miss Kats
Massi and Beatrice Moreland
There few vacant seats AT DaIv,s 1baa,ra ,.s.
Week, and The Great Unknownn kept everybody
well amused. There seems to be no danger Of tho
piece being taken Off the stage for some time IN come
but when It is It will be succeeded by As You Like
It' produced with the same attention TO perfection
Of detail that has marked Mr.. Days other shake;
spearean ravvals. :
The Jeiferson-florence company is in the middle Of
It's engagement at The Star Theatre, and he house
SIN seems hardly large eunngh for
tho people who want
The Rivals again and again. There will be no
change Of bill for the remaining two wsks and there
has already been a large advance sale of seats BE,
fore the end of the engagement professional NATL
nee IS likely to be given.
The Drum Major IS nearing rs ffheth performs
ance which will take place at the Casino on November
4. There are many people who point Of never
missing Casino souvenir Dght. Orders for seats
have been received from nyny places out of town,
including several in New-.Drsey and Connecticut
Signor Salvln has only one more week TO stay at
Pamer's Theatre. To-aOrrOw night he will play
Otheo7 and he VIII repeat il the saturday matt:
The bill for Wednesday night is The Gladiator
and for Thursday T4ght Samson" The tragedian
goes TO Boston forA stay of two weeks after leaving
this city
1t Is not oftev that any actors play to such sue
cesson of uniformly full houses Mr. and Mrs
Kendall have drawn to the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
The Ironnastcr' has proved so attractive that il
Will be played for the remaining week OF the
present engagement.
Our Flat has finished one of its four weeks the
Iycelm Theatre. II has drawn good audiences thus
far and the Incidents Of the second act have afforded
muci amusement. The date fixed for the opening OF
Charity Bai limits the present run to four weeks.
The people who go to see The Old Homestead at
seen it before, and some of them many times before
The way that the audience attends to the piece aud
Dostows It's applause shows that IL IS already famil1
Roger La 'Hon}}e' will stay for two weeks more at
management Of ii. c. Miner. Mr. Terrss and Miss
Fes IS I avo sn WIKI eSerbodg g She 6as bare
such as child seldom plays and such as few children
Mr.. Dxey seems no: to be content with letting tho
general public see The seven Ages az the Standard
10 sec it. lie viii accordingly give special matinee
On Thursday afternoon. Among those to whom invi-
atiOns have been sent are sgnor Salvlni, Edwin
Booth Joseph Jefferson. W. j. Florence Mr.. and Mrs.
kendall. Madame MOdjeSka. Ada Ichan. Augustln DAILY
Bronson Howard
Tony Pastors company continues to please the fro
luentcIs of the little theatre in Foureenthst. Among
he attractions of this week announced the first APP
,earance Of Miss Susie Russell, the ballad singer and
he last of the Graham sisters
Miss Cora Tanner closes her engagement the Four
eenth Street Theatre this week. Tomorrow night shs
viii play her double part IN Fascination Tor ue
Barry and. Fay are anxious to play %MCKenna's
Filtration at the New Park Theatre as long as pos
blc, but the managers out Of town with whom they
ave engagements ask such large sums for The can
cling of the time that they may have to 60 60 on
he road Hyde q Behman. who own the Park
Theatre also own one IN Eroohlyn whsre the Piece IS
ny TO MAKE terms with the managers OF their house
o let Barry and Fay Off.
The managers OF shenandoah express themselves
IS thoroughly satisfied with the result of the first week
# the play at PrOct0rs Twenty-third Street Theatre
he nftieth performance given last Wednesday
Primrose and Vests Minstrel, win be at the Grand
Dpela House This week with their Crystal First Part
md the various Spccaltles Of the second part The
eroimance ends with a new sketch called "The
Announcements for the week at the Amberg Theatre
re made as follows: Monday. SiTeitmann. in The
ossasf IN SrH new &s si'' we d. s
'ossart In Friend Fritz: Thursday. Stritmann in
The Vice dmirar; Friday, PosSart in Merchant OF
'cniceT saturday, Possart In st. Barholomew's I.
Wight"
The new Harlem Opera House does not seem to
ppcal exclusively to the people of It's own neighbour
GOD. for a large proportion Of The audiences Is said
o come from much further downtown This week
he stage will be occupied by f. II. SOthern and his
Ompany playing Lord Chumley.7
Hallcn and Hart who seen recently at Tho
Theatre, VI
be piece back TO town this week and put T. on tho
tage of the BijOu Theatre. This evening Professor
rOmwo Will give illustrated lecture az the Bjou
ntitled ireland and the Hsh: the Castles of the
obles and the Cabins of the Peasants
Among the additions to Mr.. Dockstaler'S programme
Or this week is new ending for the first part called
The Worlds Champions: or. who Are the PeODle?'
he aiterpece. She and-Dora' hes proved attractive
nd will be continued.