New-York tribune., 1891-09-27
PLAYS SUFFER FROM HEAT.
MORE PROSPERITY LOOKED FOX ini0
WEEK WITH COOLER WEATHER.

| within a week are well, II can't last long oi
course the warm weather was referred TO- scar0o'y
theatre did a really good business last wocA, aiu
many n manager wished he had not opened MS houSe
| so early in the season. As soon as tne c'enlne ~"
| bttlc cooler every will be happier, no dOuOI =.
.Neros will be continued by Richard Mansheid al
the Garden Theatre where his engagement mas Dut
fortnight more to last 1t Will be gwen at lhu US
matinee and Prince Karl" will be played on SATURDAY
| afternoon Nero has excited interest, ana inc aV
| tendance is steadily increasing On some nsh'a .Io
| house has been crowded Dir. Mansfield is greatly
annIanded and the magnificent stage pictures OF I'M
| periaI Rome are much admired. -
Much has been promised for Robin Hood" which
will have It's first New York production at tIe oudu
Theatre tomorrow night. 1t has been played Ill Luz
don under the title of Maid Marian ana goou repo''
of IL have been received The company that Is 70 pre-
| sent it, the Bostonians, mas hulhoer Vi "'"'' -
| reputation.
Mr. sothern mas decided definitely that he Will not
need any other play than The Dancing Grl 1or reg
| uIar performances this season. He announces, now
| ever that in the course OF his present stay AZ tnc
Ivccum Theatre he will give special matinee Oh d
| new ulay by new writer, with himself In the cast
The FIRST shakespearean performance OF the New
York season will be given at the Amberg Theatre on
Thursday evening, when Josef Kanz viii begin MS
| enearenlent in Romeo and juliet" The same play
will be given Friday night, and on Saturday Aofl'
| enpe Lecouvrur'
everything else has but the reduced audiences OF the
last week at the Bijou have bee much pleased as II
they had been c-Ce large. The infections OF 1ate
are born with forude. and doubt is felt that there
will be better times there are cooler ones
road company started its travels week ago, ana
is said TO have had good fortune thus far
1t is expected that the final performance OF indigo
at the Casino will in the week of october D. and
the house will probably remain closed for one or two
nights TO prepare for the new productions Inc scene
of "The Troylean" is the heart Of the mountns In the
Tyrol and two elaborate scenes dre to be pahteu ny
Henry IIoyt. Miss Marie Tempest makes her first ap
pcaranoe at the Casino in the part of Ad1m boy OF
the mountains "Cavaeria Rustcana" is nearly ready
| for production Mr. AIonson has decided 10 sell the
sea and boxes for the first night October L. al pup
lie auction in the auditorium OF the Casino, on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
w. j. Scanan will reappear at the Fourteenth street
Theatre tomorrow night in his new play "havoui'
neen7 1t is an Irish story of the time OF the Aher
can Revolution. There arc to be handsome scenes
Is promised and picturesque costumes, While the cast
contains the names of some well known actors
There are only thee of Charles Froman's companies
in town tbs week. Last week there were four hohry
T. Dixcy is still working to improve his impeisonatlon
in The SOLICITOR at Hcrmanns Theatre ana MS eo'V'
seem TO meet the approval of the audiences.
Mr. Wikinsons Widows" will remain at ProctorS
Twenty-thigd street Theatre for only week longer ana
will then be succeeded by "Thermidor" which has had
riots and edicts and columns Of comments 10 advertise
it, The auction sale of seats for the first nlght Will
take place al the theatre Thursday at p. m
Jane" continues to amuse the audiences at inc
Madison Souare Theatre The Tooth performance VIII
be given on October 30 and there will he souvenir
The presentation of % Trip to Chinatown at tms tie
atre has been postponed for considerable time longer
Tomorrow night Miss Marie Wainwright begins the
fourth week of her engagement al falMer AH'"uv'
wbers "Amy RObsart7 continues to draw large audi-
ences The costumes by Miss wainwright IN TINS
play appear to be delight to the feminine eye Inc
play is now running smoothly ard me heaVS S'e"1'
are set with such lapdty that the performance eiuS
AZ an carly hour This week large SUBURBAN theatre
party is to see Amy Robsart."
The Lilputians are still playing The Pnph III
wagcn at the Thal, Theatre but they rehearslns
their new American play "Candy." 1t is to De pre-
ceded at each performance by an operetta oaleu lo
Dwarf Wedding the Court of Peter the Grea'" Inc
stock company of the Thalia Theatre VIII pfopaoN H0'
be seen till November. A.,
There is no definite announcement as yet Oh OIe
snccessor Of Reilly and the 400" at harrgahS
Theatre The successor does not seem TO DO
matter of Immediate necessity, As the olu pay -
bearing up against the heat as well as any pay
could be expected to do, and nobody about the thede
is complaining A.,
This week is the last of the of "wang' at the
broadway Theatre The Hopper Company Will go
after that to WILLIAMSBURG to begin its tollsohlo
iourney of the truly great cities of the country. It's
next appearance here will be in the autumn Oh next
year. J.. 4, ,hoir
E. j. Henley and Miss Julia Arthur are to try ther
tortune AS stars at the Columbus Theatre to-morrO"
night in q Tie Marquis Wife," play that D. NJ
uu had OIL hand for some years. waiting LOT
fitting chance to produce It, Mr. Hlll refuses 10 us
close the plot though it may be that ne mas ho' peon
sufficiently urged and curiosity will have to De gra'leu
by the play itself. ,,,-- con,
She presented the play In BIuohyh l"S' S'N'' ~
II has not been seen here.
Admirers OF Bill Nycs peculiar sort OF hnmor nave
found abundance Of It in The Cadi al ule Chlon
souare Theatre and many Of them have oeen loulo
willing to excuse all lack of plot and to enjoy hr
seabgookes amusing impereonation o' the au'"or Vi
tho niece Mr. Nye himself believes that MS com
uosi,ion will be more popular when the puohc get
a little more used IT, it,
Tomorrow night Roland Reed begins the last t"o
weeks of his engagement at the star Iheatre "hcrc m
| Imper,onation OF Mr.. Fibert In The Club frehu
continues to be received with favor oy th9 alehCeS
This is the only engagement that Mr. Reed Is to play
T., tbis city the present and the na perform
o. Cor several months will be given on saturday even
ing, october 10 ~ a., 49, ,,,,
Theatre and will be continued for snort nme longer
II will he followed by Tuxedo" PLAYED by company
undar the MANAGEMENT Of Rich and Harris ana hended
By George Thatcher BOYS ana "il' VIII p'oo"'N
| return in the spring.
The audiences that 1.-The Soudan' haS drd"H 10 uo
| Academy of Music have been large enough to
mahs 3, iolerably good showing in tho big house.
But they do not make such good showing rs the boys
in the Trafulgar square scene, where there are so
many NJ them that IT. strange they do not fall
| over into the orchestra. - -, , ,.,
Primrose & Vests Modern Minstrels vii be heard
| at the Grand Opera House this week. IIley ouer an
| attractive first part aud the usual interesting ono
Amonc the members Of the company are g. H. Prnl'
! rosc " H. West, Larry DOOley, Frank Cnahuan, D. VI.
J TanSon F. W. Oakland. Joseph Natus, Dummond and
stanley and The Brothers Borna. 49,
! Tbe French have taken Roster d BialS concert
hall by storm Nile. Fougere, in her chansone'tes
and the Quartee ToulOusain in IT. more serious Songs
| are strong attractions and pack the hall nightly.
Mie Fongere will this week display fresh invoice Of
| her celebrated hats, Just received by the French
/ steamer, and new songs will accompany the hats. a