New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
RACK TO THE THEATRES.
SIMMER TRAVELLERS RETURN AND THE
PLAYHOUSES PROSPER.


fail hut these have been quickly replaced with Dettor
pieces The general feeling among theatrical people
now IL one OF unusual satisfaction and hopeluuose.
The only important opening tomorrow night WIN
he that OF Harrlgans Theatre. Mr.. HaFngan himsen'
a Daven Bralam and all the fsvortes OF last years
cornanv will be back not TO mention NJ W. Hanley'
whom everybody knows who knows The theatre.
Reilly and the 400" which drew large audiences All
last season. will be played again for few weeks anu
will soon be followed by new piece by Mr. Harrigah'
Mr. Mansfield produces T. Russell SULLIVAN
new tragedy "Neroo IN four and five scenes at
the Garden Theatre on Monday of next week. IL can
run but three weeks. There is but ono week moro ID
which TO sec the popular plays Of his repeftoy' a
tIaInc change in the distribution has been maze as
follows, Monday and Thursday Matinee riinee
Karls Tuesday and Thursday nights " Partisan no
NANCE; Wednesday and Friday ightS " Bean brnnl-
mellr; Saturday night, for the last ana Only u'no' az
Jelyll and Mr.. Hyde
Tho interesting par+s PLAYED by f. II. Sothern and
Miss Virginia Harmed in "The Dancing Girl at the
Lyceum Theatre and the prevailing discussion Oh inc
merits Of the play itself enough to Ill the house al
everv rerformauce Extra matinees are gwen on
Wednesdays and these too are we'll attended.
Abbott g. TEAL are about to send out another com
pany to play Nobe,' in addition to the one tae mas
Just begun what promises TO be long season III 'ie
Diiou Theatre The new company Will appear at
stamford next Saturday evening, and will then tfVei
through New England. The play will be cast as foi
lows Peter Amos Dunn, W. T. Melville Corhehus
Griffin. Graham Henderson; Phineas Innings, W. -
Andrews Jefferson Tompklns, Ivan Peronet' fafher
G.. sox Fred Chippendale Caroline Dunn Miss Lillian
Lee Helen Griffin Miss Lizzie Scsnlan; Hattie Griffin
Miss Mcrre Osborne; Beatrice sllox Miss Cora Macy
Mary Miss Alice Pixley Madeline Milton, Miss Nahet'e
Nixon; and Niobe, Miss Eleanor Carey.
The elaborate production OF Amy Robsart' by Miss
Marie Wainwright at Pamers Theatre filled the mousse
al every performance last week. The stage pictures
been gained In changing them, that the play Is over
at much earlier hour than at first. The engagement
will last for five weeks longer
Mr.. Wilknsons Widows goes on merrily at Proc
tors Twenty third Street Theatre where IL mas no"
only three weeks to run before starting on us
seasons tour 1t Will be followed by the much-au-
vcrtiscd and loudly heralded "Thermidor.' FORBES
Robertson Of the Carick Theatre, London who Is 10
NAV tbe leading par in It. expected TO arrive on the
Teutonc on Wednesday
The reiuvenated ITALIA Theatre is not lachinS III
popularity and the LiliputiaDs have been entertaining
large audiences with The Pupil in Magic" ever since
Il opened The 20Oth performance OF inc Pieoo !"
this city Is soou to be celebrated.
Lane. is to remain at the Madison Square Theatre
&C long as time can be arranged for it, IL Is unuer-
stood that this viii be till October 3, ana wheh 'no
plav has to leave this house 1t is announced that IL
will 20 to another city. The fftieth performance Will
be reached in short time.
weeks more souvenir performance viii De gwen
on SepteInber 90 Rudolph AronsOn has Deeh Ill
formed nv Johann strauss that the performance Oh
that evening will be the LOGON for winch nc HIS ~
celved ROYALTY and It IS his desire that some rcos
milton be made Of the fact. In distributing uhe so
venIrs an original plan will be carried out for ,e
first fine in the history OF souvenir nights, the iaoies
n +ho oud.nce will not share in the distribution OF
the ptfts: only the men will be the recipients ne
boarsals Of Der Vogelhandlvr' in progress ana
CavaIlera Rusticana7 will be put In rehearsal inns
week. The roof garden concerts viii be continued ui
I'll Saturday erening.
Harry F. Dixcy's appearance in "The Solicitor"
at Hermann's Theatre has been tne subject Vi NUN
discussion. on account Of the wide difference In
boractor Of the part from those that he has before
rIoved lie saws he was not nervous on the hrst
night but anxious. Whether IL was nervousness
or anxiety that afflicted hin, it has disappeared III
n great measure and the whole play is running noi0
smoothly and with better effect =, .,,,. e.,u,,,,o
A desirable change has been made in "Ihe S'russ'o
., I,,o which Frederick Pauldng is playing at the
Standard Theatre by cutting out the long cellar
cone and putting the few incidents In 1t that "eie
necessary into the previous act Tine heaVy anu
Nnelv panted scenes still occasion much mVor"Oe
comment. MI, ,1o.n.- and
,, o-ociates have occupied the stage of the Broad
- ,rhoo+rc ard have presented "Wang' 10 Il
ios 90 largo audiences. As their engagement was
made for twenty-five weeks, there is only three "eo
left of the long run. During TINS Short PeriVu "''
ucppar will make his last appearances mere tut hio,u
than n year rs his next engagement does not oes,n
uut1 November o. 1892. In the meantime ne wiz
sIt many Of the large cities OF the country anu heAV
summer will have long vacation
1,o Fire Pntrolp will be at the Grand Onla House
tb, rrca[ II will be played By company Including
". " Bittner, j. W. Harl,ns, jr., Robert hansonl'
George scott George Rose, Frank Batty' l. T.
Ncdnger j. II. Hamilton, Olga Fanhorzfeit' JOSEPH
w Healy Charles Q. Bird. Clara Davenport iuoN'
uocdonou Alice Endress and Annie CLIFFORD.
Tho "nautical pantomimic" " Eight Bells," al llle
Union Square Theatre, seems to have won inc puDuo
fancy and the house IS we'll filed every night Inc
Bvrne brothers and the supporting cast arouse much
interest The present engagement endS tfiS "0eN'
. EIGHT Bells will be IN adjacent CITES uulI"e
the week beginning on september IL anu "iO'' '"
in other parts Of the country. IN,
The first minstrel entertainment OF the season wiz
no spen nj the New Park Theatre omorro" hlghO'
n Is controlled by W. ,. Cleveland, an experienced
manager. who obtained his schooling some hair dozen
years ago under J. II. Haverly The present
company combines foreign novelties with tine best Oh
domestic talent while there is said TO be an ABUNDANCE
Of plantation melodies. wit and dances.
"The Soudann is drawing good audiences AZ the
Academy Of Music and the managers are looHihG lor
ward 10 a profitable provided The house Is not
wanted for Nine Bernhardts New-nork engaeemch'
early In November III i proo'p0 ''"V S"c "'i No.
TO take possession of the Academy according 10 inc
| arrangement made some time ago, AZ 1t seems alto
| ecther unlikely that the Fifth Avenue Theatre can
be brought to state anything like completion next
month.
| The engagement Of Roland Reed In "The Club
Friend is going satisfactorily at the Star Theatre
several large theatre parties have seen the play ana
moro of them are expected this week.
The stage of the Columbus Theatre will be occupied
| .h.s week by Charles II. Hoyts "A Hole In the
Ground.' which has been here far too often to
| need comment introduction.
| Miss Pauline Hall and her comic opera compony
will sing at the Harlem Opera House this week on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings they VIII
present La Belle Helene and for the rest OF the
| week including the saturday matinee, Nine.
| Favart."
George Munroe will present his farce comedy
Aunt Bridget's Baby" at the Fourteenth street
Theater tomorrow night II playe at the Biiou