New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04

having their rehearsals. One OF the intended per
formers fails to appear, and George Thatcher, the
minstrel is induced to bring his company and give an
entertainment in front Of the Tuxeo Clubhouse. Then
follows the usual burnt cork entertainments
Josef Ksniz has been warmly welcomed at the Am
berg Theatre in his performance OF Romeo ana
Juliet His engagement will no doubt be peasans
one to himself, his managers and his audiences.
"The Volunteer is a military drama in four acn
and vista" from the pen OF George T. Ulmer writ
ten from facts and Incidents which came under his
personal observation in the field and at the 'front.' II
will be presented for the first time in New-York at ths
Harlem Opera House tomorrow night
II said that the managers of the Academy OF MUSIC
are considering the advabty Of devoung their house
hereafter altogether to melodrama. No doubt they
will devote il to whatever shall seem likely from time
to time to be the most popular and the trial Of "The
Soudan" has led hem to think that that kind Of play
Is best adapted for their purposes.
Ever since the first performance OF Tho Cadi" a.
the Union Square Theatre Bill Nye has been making
changes, and tomorrow night the piece Will be pro
sented in what he believes will be improved form.
1t Is not true, has been published that Sus Rob
son has retired from this venture. He is still nan-
ciay interested and will continue until the end a
the season.
Tomorrow evening Roland Reed begins the sixth
week Of his engagement at the Star Theatre. where the
final performance of The Club Friend' In this city
for the present season will be given on saturday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall VIII begin their Nth
engagement in this city at the Star Theatre Octo-
Taylor's comedy Sdn Waters Run Deep" which
successfully produced by the Kendals on their recent
English tour.
Again " Mr. Barnes of New-York" will visit the city
whose name he attaches TO his own, and will be seen
this week at the Columbus Theatre. His efforts TO
entertain will be aided by new scenery
Mile. Fougere, Roster d Bials chantense excennque,
will, for the first time this week introduce Spanish
song and dance. Ii Is the BOlero,' which Carmen
eta made popular during her engagement at this estab
lshment The speciality programme besides contains
the of Frank Bush the Quartet Toulousan, the
Davenport Brothers, Isabelle Ward and others. The
new burlesQue Carmen up to Date with Miss Jennie
week The usual concerts Will take place this evening
Joseph Jefferson and W. J. Florence will begin
fortnght's engagement at the Garden Theatre week
from tomorrow, opening In "Thc Rivals which viii
be given during all of their first week. Their second
and last week will be devoted to "The Heir at Law
John Drew, Miss Viola Allen, Mrs. Fanny Denham
Rouse Miss Carrie Jackson. J. H. Barnes, W. F. Owen,
George W. Denham. Ftzhugh Owsley, Joseph Warren,
II. ". Odlin and Joseph Logan This will be the only
engagement Of Jefferson and Florence In this city this
season. and their final appearance here as Joint stars
L. with beautiful star" by william II. Day. ITO
leading part is to be played by Miss Ruth Mattheisson
Niblos Is to have new act-drop. made OF Venetian
tapestry. The sale OF seats WIN begin on Wednesday
morning.
Rehearsals OF The Little Maverick Miss Maggie
Mchelps new play began on september %, on oe
stage OF the BiOu Theatre under the direction OF Ben
Teal The leading members OF Miss Mtchelps COM
pany are r. F. McClannen. Harry A. smith, George W.
Deyo, II. d. Blakemore. Sheridan Upper. Walter No
Nichol Sara Lascelles Jennie Toll and Adele CArk
l.. Maurice is musical director