New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
PLAYS OF THE NEW SEASON
WHAT TOMORROW WILL BRING FORTH Al
THE THEATRES.

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field at the Garden Theatre tomorrow hs"s 49, are
tbo first cn any stage. The last DAYS Vi N'i' g.
the mart Of his life chosen for epresehtason ,,,,.
cast will include ID. II. IInrldns as ManeotaS' Nv
uaworth rs Lysas. Frank Lander as iii"' e,,,ors
Ferguson as Babllus, W. II. Crompon a. $500
Miss Emma Sheridan as Cha'ls anu '
Cameron ss Acte. ,, ,,o,t N 4he
roerru ,rhcatre as a genuine public favoriue' anu
.,o bousa &c crowded every night INC o"''i
thot Mr. sothern might p;Oftaby continue INC pay
for a much longer time than IS allotted 10 It,
aThe Cadi- new play by Bill NSe wiI'n '.'
nIready been the subject Of gool u'i Va =. .,o
will be seen for tho first tiine !" ,n. Tho cost
Ipion eoua,s Theatre tomorrow Night Iic 80
:, hnadod bv Thomas O. seabrooke and also mciuu'S
poo Moore r. J. Dustan, Francis Nelson NhalioS
~ parsloo Jaw Wilson, Miss Minnie Dnpee mss
Lizzie Hudson Collier, Miss Ruth Carpenter anu "i''
Jennie Godthwa' -..-.,,- ,-..,-,,c
At the Bliou Theatre "Siobe' IS cohsIan'iy sio"ine
L. ,o,uIoritv. The audiences are larger ana the III
alod-a IN eizo enables them to laugh louder Inc
49,, ,s NJ q different character from those that nave
,ano1,v bcen seen Mt this house and corresponding
banro in the character OF the audiences IS already
observed. 49, ,o,..4y +bo+
makes it n favorlte with women. Fefhap' "iSS
Niorto Wainwrlghts gowns would 60 far toward an
EXPLANATION At any rate the maunees AZ I''.i"'i
rheotra have been particularly well attended anu
oImost entirely by women There have also Decn
extremely good houses at the evening performances
Miss clara Morris will play "odette' Mt tne
Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow niSht' lof 'l9
first time at a downtown theatre Her enlightenment
g tor onlv one week. The cast Of the play VIII
,nci,,do 7 NJ, Coville, W. c. Kelley, Howard Cow
onov George Parkos, Milton Lpman, owen Ea'oh
Iobn Sutherland Il. A. Craig, Joseph Rabaud' JON"
Elliott Miss Mttens Willett Miss Abelone Harrison"
Nrs Florence Noble Miss Mary Timberman- MISS
Matte L. Lobe and Miss Katherine Erskne'
"Indlgo7 has only few weeks more 10 IcInai,
on the stage OF the Casino. Oh filu''
souvenirs will be distributed TO gentlemen only. NJ
Aronson will give an English name to der Fosel-
boendlcrs when it IS produced at the CASINO HcAO
,rontb rs he usually does in the case of foreign
operas The namc will be The Tyrolean'' ING oa''
viii include Miss Marie Tempest, Miss Annie MSoi''
Miss Eva Johns, Miss Anna Mantell FRED soonoii,
Richie Ling. Harry Marlborough, Henry Leone anu
IaronsoD no Angels The cast for "Cavalern
Rustlcanao to be produced in conjunction WIN uc
FORMER opera will include Miss Laura Bclnnl, MISS
Helene Won Doenhof Charles Bassctt and "iil'uh
PTrettc. 49,, oro,o
systematically will be presented at the Grand opera
Uouse this week. and the opening perlorm.n'0 W
morrow night will be personally directed DS hiO,,'o
Howard when acted previously at this house. nho'
,oah ,os extremely popular as it has becn indeed
everywhere since its first Ncw-Iork producuon wv
years ago. rr,4u. U,r
virkInsons widows" will begin tomorrow night lhe
last wee. but one Of its The changes In'U "ero
made in the cast at the beginning OF lne P'o'0"'
engagement are regarded rs unqustonable improve
,non+s Tho former members of the company were
nnahio actors Init were not so well fitted for these
ot,cr1,r parts rs those who are playing them.
Mr. Georcie Drew Barrymore is always "elconiel
| in Nevv-Yorh in whatever she does MISS "a'uo
Ferguson has had n long experience IN HiSh Pa' -
| with W. j. Seaman, and is particularly well Sul'cI
with the servants part ,,-..,,s
Tho third week OF The Solicitor NJ hcrrhlai'h .
Tlo.+ro helms tomorrow night with encouraging
/ srosnccts Mr. Dixcy has gained in ease ana SCH
! nossesslon. and the play has gained something III
nublic favor in the two weeks that it mas arcauS
| passed. - ,,a t-
- Jone.o which is stin filing the Madison square
Theatre nightly A special feature is 70 be maze o'
| the Tooth performance. which VIII IlAo piA'0 ''-
| latter part OF next month.
| 9Wangn will hold his court at the BroauwaS
Theatre for only two weeks more ana theh Dc "Ol
| Hopper and his company VIII try the fortunes ~
| travellers Francis Wilson and ms company wiz
begln teir season at the Broadway ,on october D. III
Tbe sIorrv Monarch.o with all the familiar avortcs
I'm the cast The sale of seats viii begin on lu'u'S
september 20 ,oo,, >.
Edward Uarrican's friends hocking back 70
b utto theatre in Thirty ffthst. to renew their ac
opaintaucc with Reilly and the 400" before IL i
finally taken of the stage. Mr. Ilanlcy stands IN
the lobby 10 welcome them, as OF old ana "l''eo'''
tbc pIacc has acquired quite its former appearance
| in all raspects. even including the full houses
| aTbc pupil in Magic" is entertaining inc gooo
ardjonccs M the ITALIA Theatre and a new spectacle
is in rehearsal which II is expected that the LII
nrtiars will produce soon II is said to be American
in subject and it has the tempting name OF tanuS'
II is by the same author as Tho Pupil in Magic"
-! I..t-- arF(1
John J. McNally, the author of " straight Up
yin he sccn for the first time In this city al The New
par, Theatre tomorrow night. In the cast are inc
Irwin sisters Icnatio Martnctt, James A St"rsl'
Julian MITCHELL Wood and shepherd, and the Leopold
Brothers.
"Tle soudan" is reported to be doing satisiao
torv business at the Academy OF Music. The TIN,
Of The performance has been reduced to two hours
and fifty minutes and this allows people from out o.
Town to take the late trains for their homes
| Frederick Pauding Will remain at the STANDARD
Theatre with "The Struggle Of LIFE only weef
more The scenes representing tie Cathed:al 'U
Battery Park and the river front arc admired no les
than on the first night
Roland Reed begins the fourth week of his engage
pcnt ot the star Theatre in "The Club Friend 10
morrow night The play will remain here for only
a short time longer Much confidence Is expressed
in the attractivcncss Of Miss lleyctt,' when L
soon 70 be presented at this theatre. 1t Is reported
that Theodore Moss recently asked to ma Uh'
for Nine BerHhaI,it, but refused to entertain any
proposition that would interfere WIN uie run v
Audran's musical comedy.
@DarHngton's WIDOW farcical play by JOIN
Douglass which has had a run in London, viii b
the attraction at the Columbus Theatre this week
II will be presented by cast including J. F. Hagen
Alfred Harris, Clarence Heritage, L. w Woodworth
! f. 4. Eberle 3. WOodthogpe, Donald Harold, MIS-
Grace huntington Miss Esclle Mortimer, Mis-
Douie Davis Miss May Thompson and Miss Maud
OdeI
George Munroe and his company viii give thei
, farce comedy Aunt BridScts Baby" at the Iiar
lem opera House this week II was seen at TN
/, Fourteenth Street Theatre last week ard at tn
q ! Hjou Theatre last season.
/, Mile Eugene FOugere, chanieuse excentriqu
, from the Amba,sadcms in Paris, has proved con
siderable attraction at Roster Balls. The Frcnc
, Quartettc TouOusan has made Us rappearance, AM
VIII remain here for some time. The rest Of TN
J ha ont he