New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

Harlem Opera House. and they will continue 10 pay
The Pupil in Maglc' This comic opera ana the h.'e
singers who perform it have proved popular Since e'
came 10 Harlem
The Thanksgiving bill at Tony Pastors Theatre In
cudes Miss Bessie Bonchill, John and James Russell,
Miss Maggie Cline the three Marvels seeley and Wes'
and other attractive features. The matnees VIII %
on Tusday Thursday and Friday.
Miss Jennie Yeamans has resumed her part OF June
I'm Blue Jeans, at the Fourteenth street Theatre ana
Miss Laura Burt, who played the part IN Miss ieS
mans's absence, again appears as Nell TuteWer Inc
niece il likely to stay In town for time longer
THANKSGIVING week presents new speciality pro-
gramme at Roster and Bials. The newcomers arc
Ella Wesner VidelIa and Durham. horzontai-bar per-
formers r. J. Fielding comic luegler' Iopscks s'eee
comedians and the FEM Brothers. Carmencitt con-
tnues in her new dances, and Miss Marie LLOYD VIII
have few new songs and dances. An extra nia'ihe'
will be given on Thanksgiving Lay. The usual con-
cert will be given this evening.
Among the people who will appear this evening AZ
the benefit OF the Theatrical Agents Associauon' al ~
standard Theatre are Emma Romeidi. prihia aonhn'
Harry Kernel. Miss Maggie Cline, Richard r. 'arro'
Miss Clara Throop, Marie Hartley. Beatrice Leo kch
mond and Cheney, Harry Pepper. Burns ana Bhhs'
John f. Ince Frank and Edward Witmark. accom-
named by Isador wtmark; Byrncs ADD Helene lie
Fox. Tom IIibbard Minnie Lee. Miss Mamie LLOYD.
Zelma Ralston. Anna q. Muryllc' Essie "rahal r'e"
Roberts Harry c. stanley and wadsworth Harrs'
Frank Russell will direct the stage ana LUIS S''"
will lead the orchestra.
prenaratIons for the testimonial benefit to Ms-AG.
ne Robertson Bouclcaut which to take place at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre % Tuesday afternoon are gVins
Kate Msyhew, who will sing her Chinese song entitled
The Lady Picking MuIberries' Lillian Russell Harry
Joseph Jefferson and W. J. Florence are PLAYING
remarkably successful engagement at the PARK Theatre
rhcy are 70 open at Mrs John Drcws Arch street
Theatre in Philadelphia December in The Heir
at Law" which is to be given wl,n the same s'ehc''
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett continue at tho
eBeerng si in ya@ niI O Rchei oe' The
Merchant Of Venice and Macbeth on THURSDAY
and at the saturday matinee he will present Much
ASo About N?ng as the 2pt B a. hes
Ing y % S R TRe fTpfS S se SO
Last night Miss Clara Morris closed the most pros
porous engagement that she has ever played IN san
Francisco Miss Morris will be seen in Los Angeles
Robert Manen will be seen in philadelphia TIL: n:
Fourteenth street Theatre on January 10 In Mon
Miss Rose CoghIan is to play an engagement at the
. Forget Me Not and Peg wofington.'
a week from tomorrow night, when Hermann. as
| sisted by Nine. Hermann. will begin an extendsd
HoveeS are promised in addition to many OF tho
Professors familiar tricks. feature will be made
of the matinees which are to be given on "Wednesday
| ard saturday when a programme OF special Interest
| TO ladies' and children will be presented. Frequent
| changes will be made in the programme and novelties
! will be presented in rapid succession The box once
| will Open tomorrow morning.
| Tomorrow night at the Amphion Academy IN Broot
| lvn Miss Marie Wainwright will give the 3OOth con.
| secutIve performance of Twelfth Night" II will h
celebrated by the distribution Of satin souvenir pro
grammcs bearing two portraits in character OF MISS
] Wainwright. -
"Thc Soudan, reached its seventy fifth performance
at the Boston Theatre on Wednesday night souvenir
wzs distributed, consisting OF book OF fourteen pages
| with a handsomely colored cover containing the pro
grammc and short article on the pictorial fea,ulss
| of the play taken from The Boston Transcript ana
illustrated with from the play printed In coloS
] Harry Pepper will give the first Of series OF ix
| ballad concerts at lardman Hall on THURSDAY even
| ing,