New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
PLAYS AT THANKSGIVING.
WHAT The IHEATRE-GoERs HAVE 10 bE
GRATEFUL FOR.

more than any other organization or any o'"er ~
son TO establish q favorable view OF Amcr'cs" u,a
matte art abroad and has been NJ ast 80 ,ss,,.n
that Il will soon have second home IN inc H'sns"
! c.ni,al Mr. Duly has decided this autumn 10 Desin
his seosop with some Of the favOrtcs OF MS aehuy
known repertory, and at the opening on "eahos'",
| night "Thc Tanning Of the Shrew" VIII 10 soc'
will no kept on the stage for only week, ana VIII DC
followed In turn by " The School for scahua'' o
| Las; Word. and "As You Like It.
Again there comes souvenir night at Tie oss''o
| II comes TO morrow when Cavaeria Rusticana ana
aThe Tyrolcann will be sung for the hitie'n u,e
Tho souvenir is a Tyrolese hat, fashioned aier ''o
| one worn by Miss Marie Tempest IT. Is ahAeu W
pedestal and is intended to be used as paper
On the band is the inscription: "Casino oo'' hsn"
| .Cayalleria Rustcana and The Tyroiean, anu v"
the base of the pedestal are the casts OF Do'h ope
Sarah Bernhardt will have lively week al ''c
| standard Theatre She will play Camille to-nor
row night and viii repeat 1t on Saturday ai'ernoon
| On Tuesday "FrouFrou' will be gwen, anu o
| Wednesday the only performance on "Aanenho ~
| couvreur.n ala Tosca" is set down for THURSDAY
evening. and on Friday and Saturday evenings
| I" Pauline Blanchard will be played. some aecouns
| of this play will be found In another column
The season has opened encouragingy at the Lyceum
Theatre with Lady Bountful," and II seems not uh
likely that the piece will be played FOR longer ue
than was originally intended for It, the perIorm"neo
! has been shortened little. and now ehos nj ~
|
Saturdays.
ala CiraIep seems to have no trouble In crowding
the Garden Theatre regularly and constantly. MISS
Russell is doing Of tho best singing ana tho very
best acting Of ME- and neither she nor any Quiet
| star OF comic opera had ever before more mxunous
surroundings.
Those who have sighed for American plays and have
found only rare occasions for rejoicing should look with
qualification at the Of AlabamaAat Palmers
Theatre There is nothing about 1t that Is not Amer-
con and Il Is seen and heard with manifest delight every
! night by as many people as the house viii hola.
The reception given TO the performance OF Julius
| Caesar by the Meiningen company at tho Thala
Theatre has been so gratifying that the play Will be
| continued through this week. IT was intendeo q.
first 10 keep IL on the stage for only ono week. II VIII
be followed BY and " this does
not fill all tho remaining time that can be given 10
the company here Mary Stuart" will DO added to the
| list.
"The Lost Paradise" IS said to have made its be-
Ginning at Proctors Twenty third Street Theatre Win
excellent indications OF popularity, even for this
theatre which has had q good proportion OF popular
| plays Tho company Is seen to much better al
vantage than IL has been before here Inc scene VI
the strike has proved point of especial interest.
The clever Liliputians will be seen and heard at
the Harlem Opera House this week in The Dwarfs'
| Wedding at the Court Of Peter the Great" Their
| former production, "The Pupil in Magic' was seen
| In Harlem a year ago. The matlnees VIII be on
| Thanksgiving Day and Saturday. This will probably
be the last appearance of the little actors In New-fork
| In some time.
The 3ooh and last performance Of Reilly and the
4OOp ut Harrgan's Theatre IS now announced for
December 5. The play that Is to follow is not yet
named. All that reasonably be desired for 1t Is
that may equal Reilly and the 400" In popularity
special matinee will be given on Thanksgiving Day.
The bill at the Amberg Theatre this week Is varied
one At the most of the performances Adalbert
/ Vol,- tNnof Thar in
addition to "Cavaeris Rustoana." The programme
in detail is rs follows Monday. Kainz and Matkowsky
and the opera "Clavgo" following "Cavallera Rusti
cana Tuesday, Matkowsky and Kainz and Cavnlleria
Rustcanan; Wednesday, Kainz and Matkowsky and
| "Clavigo," following "Cavaera Rusticana"; Thurs
day, extra matinee, Die SchOene Ungarn'; evening,
SLumpaci vagabundus"; Friday and Saturday. Der
Neue Herr"
Elabore preparations Of scenery and costumes have
been made for the Christmas pantomime Cinderella"
which will be offered at the Academy OF Music to-
morrow evening. The company includes some we'll
known people and the chorus and baets will include
many people, though they be not individually well
known.
The popularity Of "A Trip to Chinatown" at the
Madison Square Theatre leaves nothing to be desired
by those who are interested In 1t. Tho ordinary
Standing Room Only" sign seems not to be suhcicnt
and IN additional one has to be placed in the lobby
announcing each night that there more seats to
be sold.
Mr.. Dixey will remain at Herrmann's Theatre for
only two weeks longer. playing "The Man with
Hundred Heads" His engagement will be followed by
the presentation Of adaptation Of Bison and Cares
"The Junior Partner company is to be engaged
especially for IT, but IL will include some actors who
have recently appeared at this theatre at Proctors.
"The Merry Monarch" continues his merry reign at
the Broadway Theatre The days Of King Anso Nv are
numbered however, and any who feel inclined to pay
tribute to him would do we'll to do so at once The
exact day for tho appearance OF The Lion Tamer Is
not announced but 1t will not be weeks hence.
Two plays with names nearly alike will be seen at
two combination houses this week. The is The
Fire Patrol.' meodrama which has alreacy been
seen at two three Of the city theatres and VIII
real peat now at the Columbus Theatre. II will be
given on each evening Of the week and the after
moons Of Wednesday, Thursday and saturday.
The other play Is called 1.-THE Patrol" 1t will
occupy the stage Of Nibo's Garden at the regular
formances Of the week and the matinee Of Thanksgiving
Day and Will be played by cast including Charles
Chappelle J. w. Scott, Arthur Sprague. Herbert W.
jones' ii. Adams, George Decker Miss Dorothy Ross
more. Miss Virginia Nelson, Miss Blanche Seymour
and Miss Blanche Boyer.
W. J. scanlan continues to draw many people to
the Fourteenth Street Theatre by his production Of
"Mavourneen' that engagements have been cancelled
In Boston, Chicago and other cities, and IL Is said that
the run here may the rest of the There
will DO an ext:a matinee on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. Floyd who manages The Cadl,' at the Union
Square Theatre expresses regret that he cannot extend
the engagement of Bill Nyes monologue beyond Deem
Der 10. 1t will then have boon given over 100 times
at this house
new farcccomedy-new here, that is-with q slang
name, begins engagement at the Bitou Theatre to-
morrow night. II Is called "The Hustler.' John
Kemell, who has some reputation IS an Irish imper
senator, he's the leading part In 1t.
A farce comedy, not new, with q slang name. "Hoss
md Hos will continued ct tho Park THEATRE,
Mr. Reeds and Mr.. Coer's friends still coming to
see them large numbers. There will not DO an extra
matinee on Thursday because that is the day for tho
regular matinee
"Miss Hclyets" has boon played for year In Paris.
and IL Is about TO DO transferred from one theatre to