New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
REVIVING THEATRES.
BETTER AUDIENCES FOR TIE OLD AND
NEW ATTRACTIONS.

Tho audiences hogan TO come back to the theatres as
soon as the election over. and the last week - "
be recorded as good ono. There are re" 'cn'por"s
causes that have as serious effect on the ATTENDANCE
nj theatres as a political canvass Therc VIII NC
changes this veek hut there were many last week
th. there Is no lack of comparatively attractions
The Dancing Girl, will he seen at the Lyccum
Theatre only eight times more. lis course theie mas
been most gratifying, and Mr. Sothern mas estaosne
himself more securely than before In the csoeeh Vi
New-York lovers of dramatic art On WEDNESDAY
afternoon the regular performance viii begin with a
,nonoloru. nv Mr.. sothern, entitled a Love. Thou
Lowest He Loves The stock company OF the thea're
will no in town this week and will begin its season
next week with Pinero's Lady Bountful.'
Much WAS expected OF Alabama on It's return 70
New-York and many had commence that I" "ou'u
please the public again AS IT did last season. b".
probabIy nobody expected such quick renewal VI
popularity as has marked its rcappearancc at Paimers
Theatre The house has been not only filled but
crowded ever since the opening night, and the en-
ioyncnt OF the audiences fas been in proportion to
their size.
The Garden Theatre Is also filled constantly. Miss
Lillian Russelps achievement in la Cigae' seems
20 find general recognition of the best OF her
career and she has before done anything
in the midst OF such gorgeous surroundings as now.
The opera will begin hereafter at O'Clock
Miss Mnna Gale will appear for the first time In
New-York as a star at the Harlem Opera House to-
morrow evening" playing Romeo and Juliet which
she VIII repeat on Saturday afternoon. Her pro-
gramme for the other evenings of the week will be
Tuesday, "Ingomar"; Wednesday, AS You Like IT. ;
Thursday, .The IIunchbacx"; Friday, The Lady Of
Lyons; saturday, "Thc Duchess of Padua.'
Sarah Bernhardt will be seen in two familiar parts
at the Standard Theatre this week. On Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings she Will
play "TheOdora, and for the rest Of the week. in
Iudip
she will play pauline Blanchard" This is new
play, written by NJ 4. Darmont, member Of tho
Bernhardt company. 1t has never before been seen
here. though lit has been gwen in the West.
"CavaIleIfa Rusticana' and The TyrOlean" are ex
pccted to remain at the Casino till January, or even
later. These operas will be followed by season OF
musical comedy productions. Rudolph Aronson owns
the American rights for "LOncle Celestin," by Ed
mond Audran, and "Thc Telephone Girl" by CASTOR
Sepette two musical comedies approaching their
3oOth representations in Paris, the former at the
Menus Paisr the latter at the NOuveautes II was
Mr.. Aronson's intention to lease them on royalty or
sell them outright, but he has decided to bring
them out in his own theatre "LOnce CclesHn" VIII
be the first produced.
Adelbert Mathowsky, who has only short time to
remain in this country will appear at every perform
ance at the Amberg Theatre this week. His pro
grammc Is as follows: Monday, Mary STUART; Tues
day. The Robbers; Wednesday, "Anna Liese' ;
Thursday, "Urie Acosta" Friday, " Othello'; Satur
day matinee, Anna Lese'; saturday evening, Life
Dream"
Few plays have becn presented here in late years
that were as little advertised Reilly and the 400"
With the exception OF the regular announcements In
The daily papers, scarcely attempt has ever been
made to draw attention to 1t. Yet 1t is still filing
IIarTgans Theatre every evening" and the next play
Is far off, Mr. Iarri can's friends only TO want
to know that something is going on, and they will come
without urging.
Tho Mliputians will remain at the Thaa Theatre
for one week longer, playing THE Dwarfs' Wedding
and will then begin their seasons tour The members
0f the Meiningen company now all here and are
preparing for their opening at tho ITALIA week from
Tuesday. The opening play will be " julius Caesar
and large promises made Of the effects TO be pro
duced by the scenery, the costumes, the and
the crowds OF supernumeraries
The run Of Nicbe" at the Biiou Theatre will end
after two weeks more. limit is set TO 1t Dy the
contract made with another attraction which cannot
be broken. This new attraction is one Of the
farcecomedies with slang names. The present speci
men is called "Thc Hustler
THE Merry Monarch" still has the appearance of a
fixture at the Broadway Theatre. Francis Wilson'S
friends numerous and loyal and they able TO
stand good deal more yet OF the same piece. a new
one will be ready for them when they show signs OF
firing Of this.
Tho Madison Square Theatre passes this week finally
under the rule OF Hoyt & Thomas. The house will be
under the personal direction Of Frank Mckee. The
opening attraction, beginning tomorrow night will be
A Tip 10 Chinatown The company includes Harry
ConnOr George A. Beane IT,, Miss Lillian Barr Lloyd
Wilson, Miss Blanche Arkwrlght. Arthur Pace, Harry
Gilfoi Frank +. Mose, Miss Geraldine Mccain, Miss
Maggie DAY. Miss Ollie Archmere and Miss Annie
Boyd.
Jane ended Its at the Madison Square Theatre
last night. and tomorrow another version from the
original will be at the Columbus Theatre.
This is LEND Ne Your Wife," which will be PLAYED
by Roland Reed and his company. Mr.. Reed has
dropped The Club Friend in which he recently ap-
peared at the Star Theatre for the present.
The performance of Mavourneen" at the Four
tenth Street Theatre tomorrow evening begins the
seventh week of W. j. Scanan's engagement As a
rule the places all taken before O'Clock in the
evening. IT is likely that "MavOuneen" will be run
ming at the Fourteenth street Theatre long after the
holidays The ffeth performance will be reached on
Tuesday evenig when an album of Mr. scanlans songs
will be distributed as a souvenir.
The run of The Cad7 at the Union SQUIRE Theatre
has been extended till December 10. George W
Floyd announces another concert at the theatre fol-
Sunday evening, November II, when several artists
new TO this city will appear. Miss Julia Cordcn, a
soprano, Is to mako her first appearance before a
metropolitan i.nce. and Knoll and Mcneil English
cornet solosts., will be heard for the first time in
This city, H. {. Barnabee, Of the Bost0nans. and
other welkuown artists have also been secured
"Thcrmidor' will end its engagement at ProctOr's
Theatre with this week aud will then go TO Montreal
II will be followed here by The Lost Paradise" played
| by the company which occupied the theatre for Tho
greater part of last The play by Henry
| De Mile, after "a German original by Ludwig Fuda
To follow this the company has play by victorer
! Sart0u and by Jerome X Jerome.
The Man With Hundred Heads will be continued
| for the present at Herrmanns Theatre. Tie attend
once was generally god last week The limitations tina
Mr. Dixey gives in the first act TO be varied from
| time to time.
"A Mile Minute" has pleased the melodranaolovine
rcauentcrs of NbloS Garden and ii is the intention
to continue il for time. 1t will be followed by otllcl
| pieces Of similar character
The Grand Opera House is also good melodra mati,
| hn