New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

House this week in "wln She Divorce Him. In the
company are Harold Russell, o. II. Barr j. H. Hutch
inson Ernest A. Foster. J. H. Browne Beverly W.
Turner S. X. Chester. Charles Dieh Miss Ada Dwyer
Miss Margaret Montgomery, Mrs. S. A. Longmore and
Mrs. S. X. Chester.
&. f. Cromwell will begin his course OF Illustrated
lectures next sunday evening. The first win be on
" Paris, the Magnificent CITY,"
Charles Reed and William Collier will come to the
New Park Theatre tomorrow night with their farce
comedy Hoss and Hoss." They have been known TO
do clever things here other farce comedies and
haps the same may be expected in this one, in spite
of its unpromising name.
NibIo's Garden will reopen popularpriee house
tomorrow night, the best seats being sold at
rs cents The attraction will be the meodIama "A
Mile a Minute" The company presenting 1t will In
clude Miss Marion Gilmore, Charles Butler William
Gilbert Henry Hartsell. W. J. Walker, Charles Klein,
Redmond Clark, Musical Dale, Miss Alice Butler, Mrs.
Clinton Hall, Miss Blanche oswald and Miss Clara
Burns. special matinee will be given on Tuesday
In evening election returns Will be read from the
stage.
one of the strongest bills ever presented at Roster
4 gal's will be given at that establishment this week.
In addition 10 Nile. Fougere and the Biaau Brothers.
the Leila Rossi ballet troupe Will produce new pallet
advertisement entitled The Carnival of Venice. exc
cuted by Mile Rossi NJ. d'Allesandre and Niles. Casa
and Baraut. Fred Solomons new buriesQue, Carmen
up too Late is sul going merrily. concert with
an unusually interesting programme will be given this
evening.
The Country Circus" which produced in Phila-
delpha on Monday night is drawing large audiences 10
the Walnut street Theatre. II is unique performance
combining an interesting rural play, circus parade OF
unusual dimensions, and circus on the stage In
regulation forty foot ring The parade includes forty
horses twenty ponies, Roman chariots, AmaS0ns
three bands In chsrots and on foot female jockeys on
horseback dogs and monkeys riding on ponies, trained
mules donkeys and goats, animal wagons containing
Hons tigers, bears, etc ; men and women In armor
srmored horses and riders trumpctsrs, An elephant
carving the $4,000 beauty and other features In
the ring is given N Suar performance By artists
of repute There i bareback riding by the Meers SIS
tiers and George Kline AL acrobsuc performance by
the nserettiS five in number Morris and his "equlne
paradox" OF twenty trained ponies conrad anu iils
wonderful dogs. and also mis- famous donkey on when
| an ape does some bareback rdng. me production
cost more than $4,000. Between 800 ana 400 men
and women are employed. The first pc fornnance was
witnessed by managers from all parts OF the country
including Eugene Tompkns and klch ana Harris rom
4 Rsmo and Wash nj ohn Ford If
IL McYLcer Of Gae aHG r John HSy
Miss Gale is to make her first appearance in this city
| Opera House In the course of her engagement she
viii be seen in AS You Line It. Romeo and Juliet
back The Lady Of Lyons and The Wonder" Cieston
Clarke nephew of Edwin Booth VIII ACT the parts
of Romeo, Ingomar, Orlando, Master Walter and Pyg
mallon for the first time in this city.
Newport" the new pay written by Clinton stuart
| TOT W H. OrdIc dl PIVonpiiip' Uo
which he will begin his annual engagement at the star
| Theatre. The play was produced In milwaukee, on
| October "a
| pleasant evenings entertainments is promised by
the Theatrical Advertising Agents Of America Assocla
| SUNDAY night, November Do, at the Union Square
Theatre
Henry Arthur Jones recently wrote to Daniel Froh
man regarding his play "Tho Crusaders" which
is to be produced in London "The play is al,
is play Of modern life with an evident tilt against
certain assaable conditions Of modern society," The
Lyceum company will play "The Crusaders" some
time in the coming season.
Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter has a mOnOlOgue en-
titled Flirts MatrOns.n Robert c. Morris Is the
author. Potter's entertainment will open at the
Berkeley Lyceum next month and will run Tor one
week.
After a run Of four years, in the course Of which
II Is said to have been by more than 100000
people, The Battle OF Gettysburg" 1t is announced,
Will bring It's exhibition TO close November 30:
| the Falls of Niagara