New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26

forAsnd' Ore, with Alabama which has proved a
success 80 far this season
10 n. soohern has finished his vacation and has re
turned 70 this city to prepare for his season at the
LSoeum Theatre, which begins on August "a.
Fonowing is the programme at Terrace Garden for
this week: Monday by reonest aDcr Arrne iona
than' Tuesday. La Masoottep .Der GluecksengelD !:
wednesday, farewell performance of Paula Locwe in
"Drci Paar schuhc"; Thursday benefit 30 Garcia Eng
laender, for the first time "Indigo tnd die vlerzig
Raeiber'; Friday and Saturday Indigo ind die vier-
zig Raeuber.n
hlchsru Maisneld win resume possession OF the
Garden Theatre tomorrow night Tho successful re
vvas OF his popular plays will be continued" Prince
KARI" on Mondays and Saturdays and matinees Bean
HrummciL Tuesdays and Fridays; "Don JUAN
Wednesdays; =" Partisan Romance Thursdays.
Dlgby Beilin the "Tar and Tartar continues TO be
an attraction at Pamers Theatre There seems to he
no doubt that the Tar and Tartar will play to big
houses until September Z. when the regular season
begins. 1t is said, with Marie wainwright in Amy
Robsart."
On Tuesday night the ftteth performance of Nlobe
at the Boston Museum will take place and handsome
souvenir will then be given out
Miss Tessie Butler, formerly with Walack's com
pany, has boon engaged by J. d. Levy to play In
Christmas Bells" comedy drama by J. A. stevens
A week from tomorrow the Bijou Theatre will begin
its Preliminary season with a High Roller The
lowed by Niobe" now al the Boston Museum. ~ W.
Frederick g. Berger viii manage the Sol Smith
Russell Company this In its presentation of
Peaceful Valley" Edward f. Kidder's new play Mr..
Rarser viii HARM his season IN Mnneanos az the Grand
Opera House on August l3 The company will include
Miss Minnie Rafclif, Miss Anna Belmont Miss lillian
Chautore, Charles c.. Brandt, Alfred Hudson Edward
Vroom and Arthur Byron.
Frederick Pauldne VIII produce The Struggle OF
Life at the Standard Theatre September = Mr.
Paulding will act the part of Hamilton spread a
New-Y Yorker who has made fortune in California gold
mines.
Miss Gale will open the regular fall season in the
Chestnut street Opera House, Philadelphia, on
Stuart Robson, George W. Floyd and "BIla Nye
experimenting the rehearsals Of The CadiS in the
fremont Theatre, Boston. Thomas Q. seabrooke will
The cast Of a Fair Rebel" which opens on August
at the Fourteenth street Theatre, will include Misses
Fannie Gillette Belle Bucklln, Leslie Tnson and I'd
IngcrsolL Maurice Pike Frank Harre john Connors,
John Ryan and sheppard Barnes. theatre party
from the Manhattan Athletic Club have arranged to
seats t for hs @ weR of On A F Rebel The sale Of
Thursday morning.
BolosSy Kiralfy's open-air spectacle, king Sol
omon.' at FL Dorado, is proving artistic success
and in spite of the tremendous outlay Of 800 800
making money. The MANAGEMENT Of FL Dorado wish It
70 he known that bogus tickets are being sold at the
Forty secondst ferry. and warn the public against
George Barrett the English comedian, won great
deal Of praise for his work in the support OF his
brother Wilson Barrett. two years ago. He intends
to make tour Of America as star next season, and
mainly of Americans Among the members are King
Hcdley. Louis Carpenter. Walter Craven. Stafford
~ f.
Mia sykes and Mrs. George Dickson. The tour Will
begin at tho New Park Theatre in Philadelphia. on
September 81. Mr. Barretts principal play will be
Another Mans Shoes" comedy drama. by John
Harrison. lie will also have in his repertoire THE
BoOkmaker," The Chimes" "The Color Sergeant
and new comedy by PinerO.
a Yorkshire Lass" by Wilton Jones: "What
Women VIII Do" by Jerome X. Jerome, and Cito,s
by Wilson Barrett and sydney Grundy, will constitute
the repertoire Of Miss Eastlake in her American tour
next Miss Eastlake. who was the leading lady
Of Wilson BarTetts company of two years and four
years will be supported by her own organization
next year.
f" she Couldn't Marry Three is the Of a new
play with which Mr.. MurtIa Is to open his sea
son at the Windsor Theatre on August H. Mas
Lillian Kennedy will then make her debut in this city
as a star. Mr.. Murtha Is making a number Of costly
Improvements in the house including a new stage.
new carpets and redecOratiOn throughout.
Altogether this season promises TO be an extremely
GOOD one MANY already successful plays will be pro
dnced under more auspirons circumstances. and
chronic First Nighters7 will be made happy By the
elaborate production of number Of new PLAYS Of all
kinds. ~, -, -. r-,, ,.,
tour in Daniel Frohman's production OF Mark Twain's
Prince and Pauper.n The season opens on October
10 and the Southern cities to be visited for the
first time by the young star.