New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15
THE POLYGLOT THEATRES.
PLAYS OF The WEEK IN ENGLISH. FRENCH
AND GERMAN.


Bountifln IL is intended to give this play SHOT, ~"
ana N nroducc two or three Others in the course OF INC
season The actors IN the opening piece are .
Georgia Cayyan Mrs Charles Walcot, MISS Fine oi""
nom Mrs. Thomas whfen, Miss BESSIE lsieo' -
MAY Robson Mrs. Virginia Mariowe' "'S.
Herbert Kelley, W. J. lie Moyne' Cmries " az,
Charles IIarbury Fritz Williams, Augustus .oo",
ter Bellows, Charles Robinson anu ., e,ur
Matinccs vii be given Thursdays ms wen as ''"'
days. , ,,o,,a ho
A notable production Of Julius Caesar should DC
ctven al the Tbalia Theatre Tuesday evening ''o
PROMISES made on behalf oil the Mc'hso"
70 ,av tr,o,,ed The reputation OF the
original company is extensive, ana t'ie appear an
OF The present organization here is one Oh inc nus
interesting occurrences OF the thea.r'''' ,roor
far Julius Caesar win be played only Tor "eeN'
nc pou announced and will be followed by uiec
other plays of the company's rcpcrtory.
Alabama has drawn many theatre parueS' SOME
NJ them OF unusual size on Wednesday h'ghO f''
civil engineers will occupy seats at fa'mer' LUIS
professional interest I'm the play Is regarden as nau
because the action OF the piece has 10 zeal WIN 'ne
natural development of the south. Inc pay Is u'a"
ing the best houses that have been seen in the theatre
in many day. - ,
Sarah Berrhardts representations at the standard
Theatre will continue this week with the production
of snrdous CLEOPATRA IL is announcer that 'he
scenery and properties have been largely rebuilt anu
refurbshed since the play was given al the "afueh
Theatre. and new costumes have come from raris
NJ Darmont will play Antony.
ola ligaIen with It's many favore singers. headen
nv Miss Lillian Russell. is drawing large and
fashionable audiences TO the Garden Theatre. The
sign. Standing Room Only" has been oispias ed
every night and at every matinee since INC opci"s
performance. There seems to be no quesuoh '''a'
this is the best equipped performance OF comic opera
ever seen here.
stuart Robson returns to the city tomorrow night
arpeoring at the Harlem Opera House IN Inc
Henrietta, THIS play seems to maintain fc
markabI, constaney of popularity. and each 'lh'c
that Mr. Robson returns TO New-fork IL Is put ior
ward again I'm preference to any newer piece h'ei
this week Mr.. Robson will not be seen III Ne" iorh
fit considerably later III the season. when TIC VIII
oc IN the Union SQUARE Theatre to play She Stoops
to Conquer" ~ A..
"Cavallcria Rusticana' will be withdrawn ron tiie
st,cs NJ the Casino after November Is. After that
The TyroIcann will be given entire, instead oil III te
present shortened form. The managers Oh 'he 'iSino
say that the change is made because carr lciier' INC
composer of THE TyrOlean' insists on MS opera oc
ing performed alone according TO his contract lie ast
week of the double bill. beginning with the souvenir
performance on the fteth night November 10 Is one
nj creat promise. Every night Will see some large
theotc marty or society in attendance ana on ihhs
civin. BAY the Yale and Princeton STUDENTS WIN D
presen- Uncle CcleStin,' the m'iSic"' comedy al
nounccd to follpv "Tlc Tyroeah' aftsr the new yea"
will have its first production In ST. LOUIS the hrs'
week in December The cast VIII ihciuue M's,
Movers Miss Louise Beaudet, Miss Jennie WeatherSby'
Miss Jennie ReGerth jefferson De Angels, Harry
Macdonough and Edgar smith.
The songs the dances, the wittcisms ana the
"typesn OF Reilly and the 400 still rule at irnsa
Theatre and their sway is still unquestioned. Mr.
Uanley still denies all knowledge OF when another play
NAV be expected-not that any one has expressed a
IIarr i,nn
lust as willing to sec the old play again as any possible
new -
Another week only of Niobe' remains ut the
Bou Theatre. The Tooth performance on TUESDAY
night will he attended By the Board oil "oVcrors, e
officers and a large number OF members OF the man
haitian Athletic Club. Niobe' Will be followed oy
"The Hustler" $3.50
"The Lost Paradise play by Henry Z. DeNiiic'
will be presented for the first time In this city AZ
proctor,s rwentythird Street Theatre tomorrow night
nv the company that occupied the theatre for the greater
mart of last season. 1t has already been given IN
few other cities 1t is founded on n German play by
Ludwig Fulda The Of the present adaptation Is
America. .
To-u,orrow evening W. J. Seaman enters on the
eighth week OF his engagement at the Fourteenth
street Theatre where the attendance at every per-
to,orce ~ Navournccno continues To be exceedingly
large and as vet there Is sign OF waning interest,"
on the mart of the public. Mav0urneen' Is certain 10
90 beyond It's Tooth performance before IL Is wIura"h
from the stage Of the Fourteenth Street Theatre
" shenandoah which has always been welcome at
the theatres in all parts of the city, Will MAKE another
visit 10 the Grand Opera House this week. Inc cast
includes some of the people who acted in the play
when il had Its long run at Proctors lhciuc ".
r. Cromwell will continue his course OF liiuS'ia'eu
lectures this evening and will describe Ireland
"The Merry Monarch" will hold his court at The
Broadway Theatre for only few weeks more Mr'
Wilson and his company are busy rehearsihg Inc
Lion Tanner, and II will probably be ready for pro
duction before the holidays.
The popularty Of a Trip 10 Chinatown" at the
Madison Square Theatre has taken its numerous man
ayers by surprise They did not expect failure
hut neither lid they expect that all the standing
room would be sold every night, and II good many
people asked to 90 away and wait till some other time
But no one can he Il prophet in such eases
Red fire and trick scenery will dazzle the Harlem
theatre goers this week at the Columbus Theatre.
spectacle called Superba" will be the vehicle for the
display which will be set forth by the llanlor
Brothers They have IL considerable reputation fol
entertainments Of this sort.
Henry f.. Dixey's engagement at Hermann
Theatre will last for only three weeks more lie VIII
then begin his tour, playing in Philadelphia, Boston
and the other larger cities. While he remains here
he will continue to play The Man With Hundred
Heads
The Cadi' remains al the union square Ihcatfe
with a considerable time before It, and will begin its
ninth week tomorrow night. Mr.. Floyd announces
another concert for this evening. when attractive
programme will be presented H. e. Barnabee. Of the
BosonIans will sing Miss Helen f. Metz Will also be
heard and Miss Kate Davis will give monologuc
Knoll and Mcneil, two cornct scoists, are 10 make
their first appearance in this city. The programme
will also include the Kovacs, John Ransomc, Dutch
DAILY, the Etoie Quartette and Miss Jennie VNeil
| thoSn MsS Ie Mimi OF
one OF the Casino road companies, will make her first
appearance in this city.
Tony Pastor has secured for the next Two weeks the
Wilson Brothers, horizontal bar performers, from tho
London Alhambra. Other members OF the company
Cor the week are Miss Maggie Cline, OIrien aud
Readings in a novel aud comic act. Miss Rose Julian
Richmond and tilenroy. George Bcaucfnmp, Charle'