New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29
ALL THE THEATRES.
EVERY PLAYHOUSE IN THE CITY OPEN-THE
WEEK,S ATTRACTIONS.

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The opening OF Daly's Theatre for the season com
pletes the list. The Fifth Avenue Is not cOuhteo'
of course because that Is practically new and UNI
finished house and IL likely to remain unfinished
for some little time yet. The work on the outside
OF she building has gone WELL and the twenty
elghtst. front presents handsome appearance IL
Is not altogether certain. however, that MISS Agnes
Huntington. who Is expected on February 8. will find
the house ready for her. and 1t Is pretty certain uiO
IL will not be ready for those who have earlier engage
ments. The last week has been an exceedingly gcod
one at the theatres and there will be few changes
Of bill this week
At Days The Tanning Of the Shrew' VIII be gwen
for the first part OF the week, the last performance
bolng on Wednesday afternoon. on "Wednesday even
ing Mr.. DAILY will revive The School for scahuai'
which will be continued for only week, ana VIII
be followed by The Last word.' The season mas
opened with most gratifying signs Of popular favor
"Caval!era Rustlcana7 will be heard at the Casino
for the last time next Saturday night. On the follow
ing Monday "Tho Tyrolean" will be given complete
for the first time. In order to keep the performance
Of the double bill within the limits OF an evenings
entertainment IL found necessary to omit several
songs and much Of the dialogue in zecr's opera. In
the coming production these will be restored. and In
addition there Will be introduced new song for Miss
Marie Tempest, specially composed for her by Carl
Zeer. Rudolph Aronson has engaged a quartet OF
singers from the TyroI to appear In several scenes
Miss sylvia Gerrish returns TO the Casino after the
holidays. She is passenger on the City of Paris
due here on Wednesday.
The popularity OF Alabama" at Palmers Theatre
does not flag. party Of about 100 members OF the
Cotton Exchange will the play this week. " Mar
garet Fleming, will be produced at special matinee
on Wednesday, December o. Mr. Palmer has given
TO II cast including Mes.rs Holland, Harris, Rell,
Ramsay and Fax. Mrs. Ierne will play her original
part. Mr.. Palmer will Try at a matinee soon play
by Joseph Haiton, entitled "The Vicar"
ia Cigae,, with the Lillian Russell Opera Com
pany the Garden Theatre. proves as attractive as
ever and seats are actively selling for month ahead
The fftieth performance will occur Saturday eve
Ming December H.
The future productions Of the Meinngen Company ut
the Thalla Theare have been still further postponed
Herrmannschlacht7 to be given last week. and
again it be given this week. and now 1t has been
put off again. All THIS is Of course in favor Of the con
tinuance of Julius Caesar" which will be given till
further notice.
The popularity Of The Lost Paradise at Proctors
Twenty third Street Theatre seems thoroughly estab-
nshcd Tie houses have been excellent for the whole
OF the last week. and sometimes people have been
turned away That fact is always the supreme JOY
Of Il manager.
The Standard Theatre will be closed tomorrow and
Tuesday nights hnd Wednesday Sarah Bern
hardt will produce La Dame de Challant Tor
the first time in this country. The performance
IS under the direction Of the author, Giuseppe Ddcos
Lady BoIntiful7 does not faer yet in Its course
at the Lyceum Theatre The houses are still ezceiet
and the people exceently well pleased. Two or three
other plays are announced TO follow 1t, but lhelr
times and their names not yet made known
Herr Matkowsky is overstaying the time originally
n,o,cribed for him at the Anlberg Theatre. TINS
week his farewell nights are announced I'e Oil -
a, follows: Monday, "Der Neue Herr; Tuesday
Romeo and Juliet; Wednesday, The Emperor
Playersr and Pension Schoeller"; Thursday
steffen Large aus Glogau" and Pension sthoeler7
Friday Hamlet; Saturday, farewell night OF Mat
kowsky. "stcfen Lange' and Pension schoeller.'
Edward Harriean's Reilly and the 400" will reach
IFS 3Dth performance on saturday evening
The play will probably end It's successful career De-
celnber H. on December Ia the new local piaI w
the same author entitled The Last OF the hoGlilS'
which is now in active preparation VIII make us hrSt
appeararce six new songs have been composed bY
Dave ITaham.
"A hin 10 Chinatown has Sc well met the
expectatOns OF its managers at the Madison square
Theatre lat expected TO remain there for several
months bnger. Its successor Is chosen but "A
Temperance Town. as it is called, will not be pro
duced at all till March. and then it will be in the
west ,
W. J. Seaman ends his engagement in "Mavour'
ucenp nj ,re Fourteenth Street Theatre on saturday
evening January . and begins II tour OF the hr1e
cities on January 4. When he began MS cnE"HeoN'
II WAS thosht that he might possibly STAY ior SIX Ut
eight weeks instead OF which his season Ill ts CIV
will have listed for fourteen weeks, making ia per
formances Mr. Pitou has succeeded IN cahccHlhs
some 81 MI scanIan's out of-town dates but finds II
impossible extend his engagement at the Four'eehn
street Theatre beyOnd January =.
Tho time OF THE Merry Monarch" is short mt the
broadway Theatre. some little changes nave pe9n
made OF late one Of which is the ADDITION Oh lie"
song for Made Jansen. which has been received WITH
much favor.
"The Cadis will be presented for three weeks more
at the Union SQUARE Theatre and will then be with
drawn for the benefit of other cities 1t will reach It's
tooth performance before leaving here and
souvenir will De given. Mr.. Floyds Sunday hlSht
soncer have een 30 successful that he is arranging
10 give another on sunday evening, December D. wheh
a number Of weI-known artists Will appear
Thls is the last week Of Henry E. DlXey's engage
ue,- AZ IIerrma,n's Theatre In THE Man with
Hundred Heads, The next attraction at this theatre
will he Bison AID Cares 1.-The Junior fartner''
The east for this includes Mrs. Louise lhofhd'he
Eouckuult with Henrietta Crosmsn, MIS- Mchee
Rankin. f. j. Ratnf Of the Lyceum Theatre Com
pany who has been loaned for this engagement ana
Vincent Sternroyd.
Admirers Of Sensational melodrama will have an
other feast al the Columbia Theatre this week. My
Jack is the particular play that will furnish H. IL
has been dOnc repeatedly ut several OF the city the
atres and has always been popular.
Charles Peed az William Collier VIII move up from
the New Park Theatre to the Harlem Opera House this
week and viii take loss and Hoss' with them IL
has drawn good audeires down town, and 1t viii no
doubt continue to do ~ uptown.
Frederic Bryton and Ralph Delmore VIII play
weeks engagement mt ,lbo's Garden In Forgiven
begnninS tomorrow. Walter Robson, FRANK IT,
Campbell Frank Durat, George Warren, Nagl3
Barry Miss Lette Allen Emma Hooker, Ethel lianes
and Little Gladys ia the cast ON December
Gus Williams will appear in "Keppler's Fortune"
Only such features OF the original production OF
Eght Bells proved popular earlier in the season
in New York have been retained in its present FORM
which will lie sccu ut the New Park Theatre Tor the
first time to morrow night, and many new features
have been introduced. Tn, company has also been
srcng lened. Joseph MURPHY in Kerry Cow VIII
succeed Eight Bells
Pantomimlc speciacIes appropriate 10 the lDli-