New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
SIMMER PLAY HOUSES.
.prp,RrNG FOR THE OPENING OF THE NEW
SEASON

SEASON.
.r.ra has monopolized the attention Of theetre-
,n This city for the last week and the same enter
s,rs monopoly viii continue until August o. "hon
- -srulsr season begins In many theatres ana more
Wv -, programme will be presented. That comic
has lbs many admirers IS certain. rs the business
" ps,mer's Theatre, the Casino and the Broadway
-. where the aTar and Tartar" Grand Duchess"
saWsngs have respectively played TO big audiences
shows. ~, u,.,ort+v
A.atres for the opening Of the regular season on
.r., g. slisssssf d c'ss's a~ eNerefeS' vi" 10
Il, closed until the last week in August. August
. .hree weeks earlier than is usual for the regular
ssason to begin
m. tooth performance Of Wang" at the Brosdway
,a.rs on August IA will be marked by the presents-
..n q, handsome souvenirs. The changes INTRODUCED
.,.,,v avery evening by De Wolf Hopper in the Man
,,fne Noon song are highly appreciated MISS
n.us Fox. Jearnettc St. Henry and Marion singer also
attributed materially 10 the undouotea success Vi
swang.T
A, ,hs Fourteenth street Theatre on August Mr.
earsden's new play "A Fair Rebel will have birth
,nd. il is to be hoped long and happy NE Inns
I,y e one with special object according to the man
sssm.nt and that is to educate the present generation
nm 70 An appreciation Of the vaor of their fathers III
the War Of the Rebellion
IA,.r J. MaNsuzis- pausieeI tarse eomsdys s"Ss eNh
Girls' will be produced early in September unoer inc
management OF Rich Harris. Besides the " LeopOiuS
the cast will include Miss May IRWIN MSS floio
Irwin. Ignatio Martinetti, William b. Wood, formerly
of Wood & sheperd Miss Georgia Lake, MISS SADIE
Kirby. Julian Mitchell James A. stursiS MISS oianohe
Howard and Miss Laura J. Russell.
The Grand Duchess is holding the even tenor OF
her way at the Casino This theatre is CROWDED every
night the charms Of the roofgarden AIDING 10 us
attractions Miss Lillian Russell as tie Grand
fhn Iae fr1N az
the week ending August H. when Pauline L'Allemand
In Indigo Will hold the stage.
Oscar Hammerstein announces that he will produce
three new comic operas at his Harlem Opera House
this season Adolf Neuendorf has been engaged 10
superintend their production. In addition to these
new pieces the following players and plays will find
q temporary home the stages Of the Harlem Opera
House and Columbus Theatre Richard Mansfield
Blue 0eans,7 " Fair Rebel Straight Tip" Stuart
Robson, Aunt BrdCet's Baby Miss Rose Coghlan
Miss Cora Tanner, George Barrett. Miss Marie Vain
wright, HOss and Hoss7 Mnna Gale, The Merchant"
Jane; Christmas and New Years weeks, English
Linputians" Nat Goodwin Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
sMen and Women Mr.. Wilkinson's widows"
sJthern, Hallen & Hart, Fanny Davenport, Agnes
Huntington, Wilson Barrett Margaret Mather. "Shen-
andoah.' The High Roller Dsrlngtons Widow
Lillian Lewis You aud IL +" Power Of the Press
Potter Of Texas" Agnes Herndon, Roland Reed
@superba- my Jack Frank Davids "The Hustler
Yonson" DonneIly Gerard Barnes Of New York, "
Primrose & West. Eight Bells,' Thatcher's Tuxedo
Rich & Harris, The Lcopolds, Trip to Chinatown
and Abe Lincoln
Nathaniel Haring has signed for this season with
Robert Mantell Mr.. Harting was last with the BOS-
ton Museum. Miss Josephine Etyngc Will play with
Margaret Mathers company. Francyn Rcglld has
been reengaged by Stuart Robson for the season Of
5s9l-'eo.
Carmencits, the Spanish dancer, will end her long
engagement OF seventy-siX weeks al Roster & BiaIs
this week and 90 the road. Among the specialtles
which will be seen at Roster Iiaps this week are
TIRE French Quartet ToulOnais Draatz Brothers, the
hcrobats, and the Austin sisters.
Jane expected TO capture the heart Of the public
ut the Madison square Theatre Monday evening
August 8. Charles Frolnan and "A' Hayman
making every preparation for brilliant introduction
Of " Jane" A NJ Palmer has postponed his vacation
to Saratoga until after this new piece has bcen pr
dnced.
Charles Frohman's stock company ended its fifteen
weeks summer tour of the Pacific Coast yesterday
THE season was a successful one, and the company will
take a vacation at Colorado Springs this week.
A. VI. Palmer's company opens tomorrow night in