New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
WITHACTORS ANDMANAGERS
PLAYS THAT ARE NOW RUNNING IN IHE
CITY AND THOSE TO BE PRODUCED.

season has opened more ahspiclous3 "'' ~
Each house as it threw open its doors found the pup
lie eager 10 rush within. some OF The generous paw
ronarc NAV be duc to the rcvulson following a ions
s,-,,ncr season. in which the attractions OF merit
wore few and far between. Those prcVa'iIns 'uS'
nov, are rcaping the full benefit OF the rcac'loh'
The most remarkably successful of the current
productions has been that OF "Ihc Merry ho"''''n
by Francis Wilson and his excellent company a' 1'
broadway Theatre The morning after MI WIZ
SONG first appearance in his new opera MS s"',o'
WAS proclaimed By every one. Not one crinc la'ieu
=, he.to,v ,uon him. his company and the opera
sborer Of praise as generous the now OF uop''"h
rain The result was flood of patronage ENci'
night since then the theatre has been cro"uc" u" VI"
doors The receipts for the first thrce pe'l''i"'~
aggregated $500. and as every scat III oc n'"'0 ~
Id fr tho remainder Of the week Thursday after
noon this proportion must have been maih'aihcu ior
even standing-room has been at premium since ,he
oronlrc night Mr. Wilson must have gauged pubic
taste with wonderful accuracy. for not n shSc IT,
hearsal has been necessary since the opening ~ '''
rect the usual number of defects gencfalS op':N'
bic on n first night. In truth. there were ho'cte'''
The first performance. those following n"'o ooe"'
WAS full round and complete. Owing I" the lncrch'
, ,r,ord for seals in advance. Mr.. Sanger has de
idod that or and after tomorrow orders may DC reg
itercd AT the box Office for any performance curing
tbc cncacemcnt which is for only seven Weeks ih'S
will enable theatregOcrS now out oil t""h 10 Pi"'"i0
desirable seats during September ana TIC "rs' p"it
OF October Mr.. Candy, Mr.. Wilson'S m''"aho', "'
Mr.. sanger have used every endeaVor 10 ''n'oi Ni''
wilson's out-of town engagements so that the opera
,irht have an unin,errupted run. but the managers
In other cities knowing Of the great success Oh MI
Wilson I'm Now York decline to cancel or 10 Scil d"
release The opera will be seen ana heard lh b'i'i
more at the end OF the engagement mere
Roam BrummclT will enter upon the fourteenth
week Of its run at the Madison square Theatre 10
f.II f.ni he'd
.onation in the popular comedy has continued 10
ottrac large audiences, Notwithstanding nc no"
countcr attractions and the mclcmcni weather M
uerous changes arc to be made In the company lor the
regular season. and daily rchcar,ai' are no" po'"s
held with the new people who VIII make tler nr'' "P
pearaucc q wec, from tomorrow night l''Sc d"
cameo sale Of seats las been made for the one-hun-
drclth pcrforman,e which tahci place on september
g. Mis- BcltIicc Cameron viii make her hrS appear
once in the cast on that occasion.
The Red IInssar~ at Talmcr's Theatre Is aho'hei
attraction that seems lose 10 proportion of pupH'
favor because Of the opening OF other tn'a'Ic' WIN
,Ie,.i,c performance Miss Marie Tempcsts p"pn
laity has grown steadily. and her singing anu "''nE
i, the part Of Kitty Carroll appaudcd generously
at every performance. Richard + carroll f'o'n'H
- thc Casino Company, has made splcnhlH III
nr,ssion As Corporal Bundy. which under MS "u"g
has become one II the leading df not the lcuIl I'll
the comedy parts.
Al the Casino an air Of prosperity prevails duc 10
The large patronage attracted by the eA'elic" pr
formanc,s u Madame Angot by VII. N"",.n
,,rahlc coripany. Miss Camille dArvlc, a Nile
Lang. ha, won the public favor. and she Te,e|e'
.cycr7l recalls nightly. The other mcnier' - III"
east by their individual efforts al-o contribute 'ffeN
., the succc-. " the opera. Madame A'-o' win
hold thc stage until the beginning Of the reeu
lar season in october when the 'ompa", wiz
b. sent to Boston ior an extended engagement.
Mr. Aroneon announces that the Royal iue'r'al h""u
iu introduce A novelty in tho Of singing chors">
in the Ma.yar pot pourrs performed by 'H'in uu''"e
theIr nightly concerts on the roof garden
Tho 1o0th performance of the strauss orchestra III
America viii bc a notable occurrence al the sca-""
the Madison square Garden Ampluthea'Fe 'om'Iro"
riqht Thl, performance viii be the mos oIl'""''
vet seen or heard al the garden The entertainment
will begin with the ballet "Fcaoe anu war az,
which the strauss concert will be heard Th's VIII
i,cudc the first performance of Euard strauss ne"
,vaI-l " America, Fair Women and a ne" overture
called America by the same composer No''o
uolra entitled Through Love for Her. ana '"o
s,iIor,' cborl, in The Els ing Dutclman' VIII Do
SING by a chorus from the Austrian and German ''"S
, ..cie., # N,v.Y York. accompanied by the strauss
Orchestra after the concert VIII be seen 'c Nv"
,llet las Johann Strauss entitled Tho Birth OF the
waltz the grouping IN which has been arranged by
,i,. artist Baron De- Grimm. The entertainment VIII
clc with the idyllc ballet Choosing the National
rlovcr.o The usual sunday concert VIII take pace
tonight. ,
Mr. Berger sol smith Rus'clls manager says 'hat
the receipt, thus far for TIE performances OF Iho lac
Of coat" az Days Theatre. exceed by one 'u 'loSo
f,r The Poor Relation" In which Mr.. Russell made a
hit At Daly's last season. Mr. Russell believes that
the present cnsagcmcnt will be the most prohtabic
that he has yet played In the city seas aic ho" Oo
Ing secured three weeks III advance. Ia, ,,,o ,sco,s
With TO morrow night will lrgin the last TWO MccHs
Of Mckee Kankin's engagement at tle llJpn IN
play ha~ ivcn considerably ch'hse" "nu ,'P fra.
The engagement would be extended. a. the pdlToh"t"
has been exceedingly generous but otter m c,r
them Mr. Rankin will b. seen in his delightful I'M
presentation Of the Ireacn Cs."diaI iaTne an J" o'"'
The Balloon ha, had 80 far most prosperous run
at the star Theatre and the indications, point to con
tnuaton Of public favor until the cnd OF the enSagc
mcut. All Of the leading performer, seem 10 nav
many friends for they all have recalls al some '"'e
Whatever may De the merits OF GIN ana Fraser !.
that Nil Fay TempietQn has attracted IIrEer aug,
cncc, 10 the fourteenth street Theatre during inc
week Just past than tho house could hold comfortably
and on several occasion, many people mNe peei'
turned away unable 10 obtain even standing room.
She l.s achieved certain amount OF h0i"rcN through
the seizure Of her jewels ana the romance s"irouu
ing her personal and proic ,onal career ha' scrNel
10 stimulate popular curiosity. Her engagement j.
for one week more aud cannot fall TO return hand
some profit. Edwin steven, Is building up hi, part Of
XIII Won Kali aud 1t does him more credit than on the
opening night. There l., however room Tor further
Improvement - ~, ,....o. =. >u,o,. rh,
" kdldukd' has drawn iull houses 10 NiDio nv
arc during the week The performance Is sprghtY. ana
the pantnmime In the last act l. particularly good
The Academy Of Music opened for the season last
night with the IIanlon VOTERS and Martincu English
P.,nt0mlme aud NOyclty combine. notice of the
performance viii be found in another column.
since the performances Of the International Vaude
villcs were discontinued ~ the STANDARD Theatre and
confined 10 the InOn Square. larec audience" have
been i'm atterdancc. Some Of the specialists ar,
warmly applaudcd. Miss Minnie CUnnnghan's dane
ing the cOntOriiOns II the l!Orani Irothcrs, the
xvlophonc playing Of the Nauscs and the acrubatc
fcats Of the AVOIDS are among the features most ap
prcciatcd.
Carmcncita will continue I'm her dancing Of " La
Cachucha7 and Fl Pctencm7 AZ Roster d Ilal's
thi, week. several spccialtcS have been added
TO the programme. Tie burlcspuc on Madam AneOt
and the (,li rit and Suy medley remain prominent
features o.. the entertainment.
The rcpcrtnry Terrace Garden this week EN-
braces "A number OF standard comic in German.
which are 10 afford much enjoyable entertain
| mcnt a. those presented heretofore under Mr.. Am
| hcrr's able management have done.