New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
NEARLY ALL OPEN.
THE THEATRICAL SEASON MAKING A FAIR
sTART-PI.AYs OF THE WEEK.


Several more theatres viii open their doors this
week and will tempt the fortune of The early season.
The hot weather interfercd much with the pros
pcrity OF those that have already entered tncir Dns
for popular favor but the whole the interest SNOW"
has been all that could be expected In such weaer'
T. H. sofhern viii begin his annual engagement
at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow night, piasihs
The Dancing Girl" by Henry Arthur Jones. MI
Jones is one OF the most interesting of tho Englsn
dramatic authors Of the present ume, ana n,'
Sothern, on his part Is sure OF warm "or
come from many admirers His supporting con-
pany includes Morton Selten, l.. Clarke, augustus
Cooke, Wright Huntington. Odcll Wlihams' NV
land blackstone, Frank Leden, W. II. Pope, H. W.
Montgomery Mr. Mcdonald, Mrs. Kate fa'tisoh-
eelten Miss Mary Elliott Miss Jenny DUNBAR Miss
Virginia Harmed, Miss Bessie Tyree, Mrs. 1osepnho
Lanrcns Mrs. Lauer, Miss Charlotte Day her' @iisS
Blanche Weaver and Miss sadie.
For six weeks 10 come Indigo VIII hoiu .ne s'aso
NJ the Casino Incisions, transportations ana rapid
changes have been made since the nrst mght' anu
the curtain desccnds at III ociocs. MISS
Pauline L'Allemand has established hersen as a
Casino favorIte and her artistic performance Is ,ne
subiect of much comment and the provoker OF great
annlapse The roof garden concerts by Erdeyi
Nacz's Hungarian Band will continue ounhg heA'
month. Rudolph AroDson has caused the gaeueh "
be rcdecorated within the last week, ana the lor"
floral display is replaced by new and attractive plants
and shrubs The saturday matinces have been re-
Mr. Aronson to appear at the Casino In October
sailed yesterday on the Aurania. Miss Marie
Tempest will sail this week.
The long cpromsed "Niobe1 will be seen at the
Bjiou Theatre tomorrow night. 1t has had success
full engagements in Philadelphia and Boston and mas
received high praises. 1t is by Harry and EdWaN
paulton, the authors of "Ermfnie," and IS sad "
be In q higher vein Of comedy than any "ofh Vi
theirs previously here. The title part is payeo
by Miss Carrie Turner, and the cast also includes
rpn4a rfhn
Buchanan, Revel German, W. T. Melville MISS
Isabelle Coe Mrs. F.. A. Eberle, Miss Josie storey
Miss Maud Edna Hall, Miss aosie Stofcr ana MISS
Ruth Hamilton.
With this week "The Tar and the Tartar" will END
It's run ct Pamer's Theatre. II has been long and
prosperous and the company will leave many
friends behind Ii when 1t goes on the road souvenir
programmes will be used at the final performance
on Saturday night After closing at Pamers
Theatre the company will have vacation OF two
weeks before beginning It's tour
Richard Mansfield will continue to play his varied
,cpertory at the Garden Theatre for only a short
lime longer as he is to produce his new play, " Neo'
pn September IT. The usual list will be played this
geek including "Prince Karl" Beau Brummell,"
sDr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE" "Don juan and a
Partisan Romance" The matinee is given on
Thursday instead of on Saturday
The Thalia Theatre, refttcd and beautifed VIII
oegin new season under auspices on Friday.
The Lilliputians will then appear again In "The
Pupil In Magic" Both the company and the piece
are well enough knovs to need no Introduction and
both proved attractive at several OF the city theatres
last season. Matinees will be given on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
"Mr wilkinson's Widows is again furnishing
abundant amusement ut Proctor's Twenty third
Street Theatre, where 1t will remain till October.
when "Thermidor" is TO be produced. Mrs.
George Drew Barrymore has been warmly welcomed
by many friends and admirers Extra matinees
will be given Wednesdays.
The De Wolf Hopper Opera Company will remain at
the Broadway Theatre for five weeks longer, the
final performance of Wang" being given on Satur-
day evening October g. Mr.. Hopper's tour begins
on October 5 at the Lee Avenue Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn, viii include all Of the principal cities of
the Union and will end on April % in Washington. At
the conclusion of his road he will make tour
in Europe and pleasure, and will not make his
reappearance at the Broadway until November, 1892
"Dorotly's Dilemma continues to make friends
at the New Park Theatre. The telling points Of the
play received by the audience with more prompt
ness of approval and appreciation than at FIRST The
performance has gained in spnrhtliness and Ng0r,
as it predicted the first night that 1t would
do and the increasing receipts at the box Office show
that the theatre appreciate this. Miss Coghan
is 70 remain at the Park only two weeks she
will be seen in New-York again, however, later in
the season.
sThe Khedve" at Niblo's Garden, will make tho
ness by reminding the audience how much hotter ii
is In Egypt. II the nights hot those OF
last week, any expedent will be worth trying. The
present opera will be followed at Nibo's by spec
tacle called Beautiful STAR" by William H. Day.
Good audiences still laugh at Jane" at the Madison
Square Theatre, and it has been decided to continue
the OF the little play through October instead Of
closing II on september IL, at first the
intention.
Fleurette' will remain at the Standard Theatre for
one week longer. one of the chief attractions of the
piece seems TO be the fact that woman conducts it,
and the curiosity TO novel an exhibition brings as
many people to the theatre any other cause.
Frederick Pauldlng will occupy the stage of the
Standard next week with " The Struggle of Life"
The season OF the Star Theatre will open tomorrow
night with {" The Club Friend Roland Reeds new
play, which has had short engagement at the BOs-
ton Museum. Mr.. Reeds company includes George
Frederick Nash, Charles A. smily. Miss Isadore Rush.
Miss Percy Haswell. william Davdge. Mrs Mary
Myers, william Friend, Julian Reed, Miss Genevra
Ingersol and Miss Edna Wallace.
william Muldoon and O. Jahe' Kllran Will continue
70 wrcstle at the Union Square Theatre thS week.
the other athletes will show their peculiar strength and
skill The group is surrounded by company Of
actors Of recognized ability, who will play "The Black
Masque" and give the strong men chanctSo introduce
their specalties
The season at the Academy of Music will be opened
on THURSDAY evening with n pretentlous production
of The soudan." which had good run in Boston
last over 500 supernuneraries are promised,
Arabs and British soldiers. The leading part will be
played by Louis James, who is said to have many
opportunities FOR the display of his hstrionic ability
The cast also ncludes Frank Losee Stanislaus Strange
Dan Colyer VIII Tucker, Miss Emma Nalders. Miss
Eleanor Moretti. Miss Kate oesterlc and little wae
Eddinger.
Miss Lillian Lewis will appear Mt the Columbus
Theatre this week. in Lawrence Marston's "Credit
Lorraine, In which she will be supported by
pany including Edmund Collier, Arthur Elliot, Walter
Eytinge, Ralph Bell Frederick More, Miss Louisa
Pomeroy and Miss Mildred Hall.
Daniel sully will occupy the stage Of the Grand
Opera House this week in The Millionaire lie has
already played the piece at several Of the city theatres
and has gained some popularity in IT..
The often repeated still Alarm win come again