New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-18
THE ARRAY OF PLA US.
ATTRACTIONS OF THE COMING WEEK AT
THE THEATRES.

engagement together here with this week Az several
OF the performances last week every seat Mt the Gar
den Theatre was sold before the doors were opened
@The Heir at Law win be played tomorrow night and
On Tuesday, and Wednesday. The Rivals VIII be
repeated on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings
and at the matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
The Kendas will make change Of bill at the Star
Theatre this week. playing T. W. Robertson's Home.
II was last seen here In It's French form OF "LAvcn
turcre' about three years ago. Nine. Eading then
had the part which Mrs Kendall will play tomorrow
night and NJ. Coquenn the that now falls 10 MT
Dodson. Mr.. Kendall appears Colonel White whch
was a favore part with Mr.. sothern ana Lester wal
lack
Robin Hoodn is establishing itself as one Of the
most popular comic operas heard here In several
seasons Its stay at the Standard Theatre might be
most gratifyingly long but for the interruption OF
Mme Bernhardts engagement. A professional maunee
will be given on Tuesday. ~
E. II. sothern will play The Dancing Girl I'LL
early in November when the stock company VIII re-
turn to the Lyceum Theatre. Mr. sothern ana ms
company assisted by Miss Viola Allen, viii give tai
matinee on Tuesday of play by Miss MarguerlVc
Merington, called "Lettarblair." Joseph Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall and other prominent actors Will
DO present by Mr. Sothern's invitation
~Cayalleria Rustcaua" Is adding to the large 1ane
that ii enjoyed before it produced at the CASINO
It will be given before instead Of after The Iyroeah
this week. beginning promptly at o'clock. TINS IS
done to accommodate people from out OF town. 10 "ho
it was inconvenent for this opera to DO gwen at inc
end as the whole performance lasts I'LL lew minutes
after IL O'Clock.
NIoben continues its prosperous and mirthful course
a the Bijou Theatre Two changes have recently been
made in the cast George R. Edeson taxing the pace
of William f. Owen and Mrs. J. H. Fitzpatrick that OF
Mrs E. A. Iberia. The ffieth performance was
passed last week.
"Reilly and the 400" enjoys extension OF public
favor that is surprise to its best friends IL IS 10
he accounted for on the ground that the play contains
| nm unusual number OF the elements that have gwen
their chief popularity to Mr.. Harr1gan's plays ana Is
they are developed with all the characteristic skill Oh
the people who have made the popularity OF MS CON-
pany. a,,
| The Lputians win probably continue to play Tine
Dwar, Weddings at the Thala Theatre till the middle
OF November, when the Meiningen company VIII take
posesson of the stage. Probably every one VINO Is
interested in such affairs IS by this time wholly us
abused Of any notion that these little actors are co
parable in any way with such ooecuohal o"ails aS "
exhibited from time time and no other evidences OF
the difference are needed than the quality and SIZE OF
! tho audiences at the Thala from night to night.
Another week has been added 10 the engagement OF
Miss Marie Wainwright in " Amy Robsart AT faimere
Theatre and by the new arrangement 1t Will end on
lOcober 81 This requires, of course, the postpone
| ment of Alabama" till November 2, and tne conse-
opent moving about OF several other companies among
| several theatres in this and other cities.
"Thermdor" goes in It's even course az fro0'oi
| o3d Street Theatre and the announcement Is hia"e
that two weeks have been added to It's engagement.
letter has been received from NJ. sardou expressing
his qualification at the reception Of the play In Amer
| lea. - ,,,
The Tooth performance Of "Jane" at the Madison
sonare Theatre will occur on october 20, and viii be
marked by souvenirs. The houses are sui exceed
ingly good, and the oneact play, TINE BeU'er Lar"
| has now been added to the BILL
The Solicitor will be continued for some little tme
| longer At Herrmann's Theatre and before leaving
| town Mr. Dixey will be seen In one other pay OF
| nerhaps more than one. The next 10 be presehlcu
| will probably be The Man with Hundred Heads
| Francis Wilson and The Merry Monarch" nave
renewed the most of their old popularity at the broau
way Theatre and drawing large audiences lhe
performance Of the piece here will occur
this week but there will souvenirs. They are not
| thought to be needed.
! The week at the Amberg Theatre will begin to-
| morrow night with ode Schoene Ungarln'" on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Josef Kalnz Will DC
seen in "Galeoto" and for the rest OF the week ne
| will play Der Menont"
| Miss Loie Fuller will appear at the columbus
Theatre this week in Quack NJ d., Win winch sue
| began her season in Boston few weeks ago Inns
will be her first appearance in this city since hei
recent long stay in London
| Tomorrow begins the fourth week OF W. j. Scanlans
encaeement at the Fourteenth Street Theatre, where
| Aiavourneen, continues to draw overfowing audi
enoes The managers believe that MI. Seaman Will
remain at this house for several months. Although
matnoes are given on Wednesday and Saturday IL Is
likely that extra matnees will soon be given for sub
| urban theatre-goers
| UTbe Cadis will begin its fifth week at the Union
SQUARE Theatre tomorrow evening George w. Floyd,
Who manages "The Cad" intends to give series OF
| Sunday evening concerts at the theatre, beginning
to- night Among the artists who are expected 10
appear are jessie Bartlett Davis Marie Stone, H. c.
Barnabce W. II. Mcdonald, Edwin Hof, Eugene
Il nd a
volinst.
| Beautiful STAR has been thoroughly rehearsed
in the presence of audiences at Nblos Garden within
the last week that tic representations Of 1t that VIII be
! given hereafter may fairly be counted rs perform
ances 1t is expected to continue for some time.
! "Tuxedo. has little time longer to stay at the
New Park Theatre. Geo. Thatcher VIII Introduce
new song this week, and John A Coleman will have
| a new song and dance in the last act. "Iuxeao"
will be followed by Reed and Collier, in I" Hoss and
Hoss."
The decision to place Mme Sarah Bernhardt at the
Standard Theatre for heI coming engagement leaves
the time at the Academy of Music open for further
continuance Of .The Soudan," and it IS now an
nounced that this melodrama will hold the stage there
I for several weeks more.
+ "Blue Jeans" will remain for second week at the
Harlem Opera House, where the sawmill, the barbe
cue the band the apple tree with blossoms that come
of, and the other dramatic appliances are as much
enjoyed as they formerly In Fourteenthst.
Oliver Byron will appear at the Grand Opera House
this week with what he calls theatrical entourage'
in a piece entitled The Punger." The encourage
includes Louis Bresn, Charles j. Young Arthur Mack
ley, C.. W. Jackson, Fred Warren, William Vidocq
Theodore Glenbaw, Thelmar Cobblns, William Traver
Alexander Monteith, Mrs. Kate Byron, Miss Made
leine Bouton and Miss Reca Allen
A new burlesque will be given at Roster g. Bias
Tomorrow. 1t is called Carmen Up Too Late" or
aThe Bold Toreador.7 Another novelty Will be the
first appearance of the Madrid Ballet Troupe, con-
sisting of four and one man. presenting char
acterisuc and national dances. Mile Fougere, the
ouartette Toulousain, Frank Bush Katie Gilbert
the balancing trapeze, Makee and Walter, character
singers: and others complete the programme. The