New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-25
THE WEEKS PLAYBILLS.
ATTRACTIONS TO BE SEEN AT THE CITY
THEATRES.

ala Cigale" so much talked OF and so long prom
lsed will be heard at the Garden Theatre tomorrow
evening. If half the reports are true the production
has been made the object of unusual and the re-
suits ought to be correspondngly happy. The list OF
the people Of excellent and wide reputation who are
to take part in it-Siss Lillian Russell, Miss Attalie
Claire, Signor Tagapetra Carl Stretman and the rest
has been published repeatedly If the opera is not
satisfactory it will be through lack of effort to make
it so.
This week is the last of the present engagement OF
the Kendals at the Star Theatre. The tine will be
divided between three plays. The Ironmaster." al
the chief favorte of their repertory here will be
given tomorrow and Tuesday evenings and satur
day afternoon. "StiI Waters Run Deep will be re-
pcated on Wednesday and saturday evenings, and A
Scrap Of Paper will be Thursday and Friday
robin Hood will remain at the Standard Theatre
only for this week. The necessity OF its departure
will be regretted by many who have formed the habit
OF going repeatedly to hear and performance Of
comic opera with The unhappy rare qualities Of artistic
design and freedom from coarseness and bufoonery.
The BostoDans have made themselves good name
here and they will be welcomed when they come
again.
E. II. sothern will begin his eighth week in "The
Dancing Girl at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow
night. His Will last till the middle Of next
month"; and the Lyceum stock company will have a
short rest before the opening of the regular season
with Lady Bountlful."
The indications mt the Casino that the manage
ment made no mistake IN placing so solid composition
as "Cavallera Rustcana7 on the stage and coup
ling with IL so light as "The Tyroean." The
likelihood of long continuance OF these operas compels
Rudolph Aronson to go to Philadelphia TO produce
one act opera by Franz Suppe, originally planned
for production at the Casino 1t Is entitled "Flotte
burSche'' and VIII be known in English The Jolly
Students The cast viii comprise the members Of
MI AIVhsons company now on tour, and II will be
presented throughout the country in conjunction with
"Cavalleria Rustlcana."
At the Bllou Theatre Niober maintains constant
degree of popularity. The houses might be larger
but they also might be smaller and the tendency Is
If anything to increase little On the whole every
body connected with The theatre or the play is well
satisfied.
The people still flock to see Reilly and the 4Oo'
at HaTfgan's Theatre The preparation of a new piece
was announced long ago, and it has even been re-
hearsed, but there is likelihood of It's being seen In
considerable time While the house will barely hold
the people who want TO the old piece there is no
need for anxiety about new one.
1t Is reported that Marshall p. Wilder saw the Lii
putians In THE Dwarfs Wedding at the Thala
Theatre the other night and that it was one of
the most delightful performances he had ever SEEN
This may be taken expert opinion The Llllputans
nave had prosperous season and it is now nearly
over. 1t ends with the middle of next month
Oscar Hammerstein says that Shenandoah will be
played at the Columbus Theatre tomorrow night
Miss Agnes Hendons manager says that she will play
there in La Belle Marie" Between the two there Is
likely TO be interesting scene and It is highly prob
able that some play or other will be given.
Mr.. Hammerstein says that A Texas Steer will
be played at the Harlem Opera House this week and
George Barrets managers say that he Will hold the
stage. There is the same chance Of the audience
seeing some play in return for their money here as
at the Columbus Theatre.
The preparations for a new opera by Francis VII
sons company have not yet taken sufficiently definite
shape to warrant an announcement OF tho next pro
ducton This is, Of course, an indication thar The
Merry Monarch Is still drawing such audiences 10
the Broadway Theatre as to promise It's continuance
for some time to come.
Henry f. Dixey will play The Solicitors at Herr.
mann's Theatre for only week longer. The iftieth
performance will be given tomorrow night Next
week :" The Man with Hundred Heads will be given
With hr. Dixey in the cast. ID is from the German
and the original is now running In Berlin.
There Is no change b. be reported In the progress
OF "Thermldor' at Pootor's TWENTY .third Street
Theatre. IL will be oontl,ued for three weeks more
The recent report that another actress was TO play
the part OF Fablenne was promptly denied.
'.JaGe' and The Better Part are stlII filing the
Madison Square Theatre. The tooth performance OF
jane will be gSeh on Thursday evening and sou
yonirs are promised
Miss Marie Wainwright viii end her engage
ment In "Amy Ro6sart' st Palmsr's Theatre