New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
OFF FOR THE SEASON.
THE THEATRES READY TO ENTERTAIN
THEIR AUTUMN GUESTS.

Sol Smith russell VIII make n ChaHSc VI "' Wv
Days Theatre Tomorrow night and VIII present
rdward F. Eiddcr's "a Poor Relation" which was
seen at the same house - year ago. Its favoraoie TO
ccption at that time encouraged Mr. K"S'ch !" '
TO New York for another late summer Season '''
year. lie has received several requests LOT cpe"'
Of the piece. ~,
A few more weeks remain. and only few. OF the
..av ~ Francis Wilson and "Tlle Merry Monarch az
The broadway Theatre 1t unfortunate tha' ''o
piece should have to br taken on at time VIE" ~ "
filling tho house completely full at every perior""'
but there IS no help for It, and tilc company VII. q"
east have the satisfaction of going on tue r"o WIFI
rood New. York record behind II.
The audiences ut the Madison square Ihcdoc WI"
Time TO he as large ever in fact they hcreaeo
little. ~ ANYTHING People coming back 10 low"
and are anAou, to sec Mr.. Manshcd'S inpcreo"auo"
OF Ecaa Drummel. of which they nave i'c"'"
much There is also goodly company Oh ''o>o WV
have seen the performance once ana are ho' a'I' "
seeing 1t again. and between them. they Ill ''e nv
Nine Angot" will be heard at the Casino ior '
wecks more At the Gfeth performance on oc'oner
p tbcre will be a new ballet arranged by Leon Hs
pinosa with music by tiuStave kerkcr lhe ias' ,
garden concert. It Is announced VIII DC gwen VII
day evening. september 90 Rehcarsais alc IL. P''e
for Poor Jonathan in which Miss Liiiah h"S'o" -
20 amman after the departure OF Nine Angot."
F. H. Sotlcrn is pleasing his and'cn'oN az ,"o
Iyceum Theatre by his present alton OF thc ul'"Pp',
rich Young farmer FL 1.-THE Master OF "o''oa'ro",
and IL Is announced that series OF spccia ma'''ee y
soon to begin Mr. Jerome is writing new play
-. a.. ,co,m comnany which will be finished after
the hodays but it will not be produced nn'li next sou
son. The Lyccum company will spcnd the "c:h III
st. Louis having Just finished an engagement VI wv
weeks in Chicago. A. ,,rr,rc
Miss Marie Tempest draws many " the re.urn''e
v.,,or, 10 the country Pamcrs Theatre each even
w., and .;rca her recovery from her sickness OF
,o,k MO the audiences have been large ana "'"s.s
wei, pleased Tho Red Hussar' has a coh>oe'aoi0
time 10 stay In town vet but the indicato's arc ' "
i,,u Will bc ros.crnis -. o,,
"Thc County Fair is the first OF The plays q, 'o""
,rr hfc T., begin its winter season IN New lorA' oil"
=. 80, ,ro.dv had one GOOD week at the Union square
The,trc II might not he easy 10 tell why peop'c
should be especially a,.Aicns 1">' now 10 sec w.
scn,ation OF what they might have seen j." S'"
form any time tho last few months but t'e '"'' y.
mains that they do come TO SEQ IT, anu ''"' - '
for Mr. burgess and his managers. ,,,.
Another unusual exhibition VIII DC XIV" az ~
Garden th, week. 1t will lie the performance OF inc In
putian Opcratic and Bnrlc>quc Company whch VII. "p
ne,r in a piece called THE Pupil IN Magic " -
ssd that the ages Of tho actors range Io" 'o'''
6fiv wears while the talc>t of them Is not io"' Nv
high Two ballets are promised as accompaniment
10 the opera. T., uoro
Wi.s Cora Tanner begins her last week IN "ne
rrror- At the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow nght.
Her managers declare themselves satished win '"c ~
sr,, ~ the cnCacenent and they hope for rs mhch
popuarlty for the piece on the roau IL vas e'
ara.cina,ion, when Miss Tanner played her donDe
part in it. - .cood
wilson barrett and Hall Gaines melodrama. ""ood
Old Times will be seen for the first time i'll New "fk
a, the Fourteenth street Theatre tomorrow n'eh' a"
il Is announced that the production Will DC eA'N "o
the one at the Princess Theatre, London "hcfr u"
play had long The cast i'icindes ''."''
... N,ee E,o,uor Carey Charles CoOtc. John
(;,endeniuc. Charles Nichols. James Cooper. Norman
c.mncr Az Fisher Robert Edison. Mrs Johh ''ieh
dorin- Mis-, Maggie Holloway and Miss Emily May
nard. IT, ooo.,
Nrs George Drew Barry more has fully recovered
fnoo, her recent Illness. II is said. ana she u no"
n,,yinc regularly with Mr. Crane in "Thc senator :"
the star Theatre. The piece. and especially MI ''ac
and Mrs BARRYMORE to he As popular as ever anu
the receipts Of last week are said TO be dS large as he
average Of last season.
,rec, at proctor's Twcnty-tbrd street Theatre ana
there is good advance sale for the coming
rcrformonces. Matinces arc given both "Wednesday
and Saturday Mr.. Gillette hopes to DO able 10 a'ehu
on. NJ tho matinee performances soon.
Jefferson and Taylor'S Hands Across the sea
Company will occupy the stage OF the ''rahu opera
House this week The piece has been seen mere sew
crI times before and has been popular at this theatre
,rhe CAS-. is largely the in previous produc
.ns IN. LIST Of players includes George Nash. Rob
Or, r Cuis Charles J. Jackson. william H. Wallis
Henry Person j. Il. Furlong j. W. Atkinson Jane"
OtIey, Gus Hyde. George Duvs William Hart. Charics
Morton Robert IIamlin. william Richardson h. kuoei'
w. Thompson. Miss Anna Belmont Miss Lizzie scan
Ian. Miss Nizctcll
Tho (len,onccaI Case has been heard In New York
IN (;cr;nau hut not vet In English aud it Will have us
6ust presentation at the Standard Theatre t" inor""
,ir,t The company Includes Wilton Lackaye Johh
Kellcd Miss Pearl EytinGc and Miss Ahcc fi'hc''
Souvenirs will be Givcr TO the ladies present
The order n the programme Of :hc ilanl"nEo'cr
Tho &Cads
lccn changed that the iant"niime, "a lc'ii'H
Ni.ht" comes first This is for the bcncht "i 'h'
drcn. Who thus come t" sec II ana sun pc p'
bed carly. II is likely that A Terrible Nieht WI"
soon he sue, ce,!cd by Tho Duel IN the SNOW
The H;i,a Theatre has been we'll filled at most Of
the performances Of the last week. ana MANY w. wv
song, and dances in My Aunt Bridget lave been
well received There will he some new ones 70
morrow night This win be the last week 81 the piece
Louis AI1rich will be In town again u riorr"" h'S"
and Will bc in llonimcr>t"ins harie" NP.'''
House in The Editor" The piece ana Mr. "'u''"
pt In il are both we'll known here. as tcv "c'c 'c'
al Palmer, Theatre late h>t season. An eN'c"s"'
t,ur mn tbc road Is pliiincd for tins winter
Tho New Park Theatre will begin It's third week 10
morrow nigh; and will b" occupied by "> t"'" ''''
nra,ion This Will bc Evans and hocv anu '"c'
,ompany in a ParloI Match They have pf'Hc'
the piece for several seasons, ana II mas """ s'"
deal Of popularity
Caru.rct,.s STAY al Roster & Bia'S COOS on and
M Among the ncwcon"'S 70" TINS week arc III.
A,cxandr,H brothers musical ccccntrlcS, Dea"cr III"
DebrimoUt, French dnr:;>t>. smith am Loiu III
burlc>que trapeze acts and ToparN ana St'hc y"
four Gaicy skirt dancers and La FL" W ""
AncOt- remain on tie programme. TIC ">"'' '
will DC given to night.
Anton Seidl and his orchestra will begin season
Of popular proncnade concerts AZ the Madison >quf'
Garden Amphtheatrc on SATURDAY evening next. Ih'
orci ct,a will number seventy hvc mas 'iah> among
whom arc many prominent >olotS. IL l. icnii"ab'
tc+ that In the course of the just closed at
brighton Beach over 100 different compositions were
nIsyed by hi, orchestra. The Scid programmes VIII
contain the best and most popular compositions OF the