New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01
1poME AND FOREIGN PLAYS.
VIE THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS OF THE
XEEK-CHANGEs OF BILL

WEEK-CHANGES OF BILL.
s.v,rsJ cbaasee viii be made among the theatves
go. xccs An American play will return and
IMAM one will be for the first time toDorTo"
.scn,ns On Tuesday French play will be offered
a on Wednesday French actress will come with
v,oh play that has already been sean here IN knSsi'
~ theatres have suffered a good deal from the gen
49,, interest in politics and better things are hoped
Cor after the election A.,
A alabama WIS withdrawn from the stage Oh uo
.,son square Theatre last spring at the height OF Us
,s-,tv and many regrets were expressed NJ ue
.ss.- AZ its departure. II comes back to fSii'er
.r.stre tomorrow evening with prospects OF
spc-ity Mrs. Agnes Booth viii be seen III t"e
st sor the first tame in this city Tine m"s' u "''
,r,vers viii be the same as before.
p,D,ors Mansfield returns to New-York THIS WIEN
"a wu, he seen nj the Harlem Opera HOUSE nv
- a varied bill that VIII excelientS eNn'o' MS
IN A.. ,nuer and versatility The programme Il
.,ov.. Monday evening and Election Day ns''nee'
~p..u Rrummeu-: Tuesday evening ana SET" ,
,,rse Prince Karl" WEDNESDAY NerV Inv"
~. r,.ssion Romance: Friday. Don juan oaVuiu'''
err JekvI anc Mr.. HYDE ,r,...,.
NINE Bernhardt's season at TIE s'ana'''u =, -
IN begin on Wednesday evening ~nen sue va -, 49,.
- a,Arcs which will be continued for the roS'
'oaiHe u-,uo sho remains here IL is the intention
" sor, 81 Pauline blanchard new play WihCh she
.s,., nr,duced in the West, la Dame DE Ohaiin.'
.nscb she has never played before. ana re" Vi u"
older pieces OF her repertory' ,,..o
n so.hsrn will remain al the Lyceum Iileatie
A., xiv tvo weeks more after which he Will Oesin us
.o.son,s ts1r in "The Dancing GILL" Inc LS'e.-.
..cA COMPANY WIN again take possession OF lre
90, Mr. sothern leaves IL. and VIII pay -,
sIodv p,untifuls The company will play In nro' TN
lyn this week. ana VIII Tcs' "HN
rhearse, next week. 1865, .hA,r
uo,r p Dixey and his associates viii chan &c u,A
,,r a, Herrmann's Theatre TO morrow eveniis " -
x., WIS n Hundred Heads which IL sd-u -
Mr. pixey good opportunities Inc o"'' ,iss pu.
sidney Drew. Lewis Baker. Mr. Hichni""' -. Mics
cbanan. Miss PlowsDay. Mrs sidney Die" 80 on
Dn,sr Han A special matinee VIII DC s''"
Election Day. -.oo,,s more Mt
a~,o,o- ian remain for only three weeRs nv -.
49, nUor Theatre Efforts have been mace " SN
an. time contracted for by another pleoe' A.. -
rexe beep unavaling. and "Niooe wiz M a,,roo
,,s fortune elsewhere for time. An eur"
will he given Tuesday a,n. ,vroleans
There will be change in the cas' OF ma ,ro,o
AT. ,,cak Edward stevens has been ocaieU - ="
TINS 'n,. norranv and will assume the part OF
$50 ,he nrofessor formerly played oy Jeherson Do
.,, M he ANGELS goes 10 PhLadelpha 10 ap
,.a- in the leading comedy part In franz Won 49,
- c, onera "The jolly Students ms h.uo. -.
,,.-,o,msnoo of "The Tyrolean' ana N"'''no'I
Rusttcana' at the Casino Will be duly oeieO'"'O '
Mopday evening, November 70.
a .Iuv and she 400" is stu played eight times o
-, =, u.,rtran,s Theatre and Is received with IN
.,r,+,isbad favor and iervor. The performance OF
,,nor-ov night will be the 259th. An extra matinee
Will be given on Election Day .--
ola Cigale5 crowded the Garden Theatre az eNers
performance OF last week, and ii Is Teporteu UidI
n-1s,s for seats and boxes already extend a month
IN advance is undoubtedly the most costly proou0-
ton of comic opera ever seen in this city
l.
the stage Of the Columbus Theatre this week, with
s,acial matinee on Election Day. The cast VIII be
narlv the same as at Proctor's Theatre few weeks
ago There stin seems to be chance tlat MISS
Agnes Herudon may show a disposition 10 play
~Ia Belle Marie" on the same stage at the same
time. ana II collision should take place the result
might be Interesting. 80.
Miss Heiyett," which, X Is said is not sV1cus
comic opera but a act comedy, with music by
Tanond Audrn will be produced for the first time in
America nj the Star Theatre on Tuesday evening Inc
theatre will be closed tomorrow night for rehearsal
The orchestra Is under the direction Of William Eurst'
The scenes have been painted by T. U. ChiO" ihe
cast includes Mark Smith, VI. A Kennedy George W.
T,avener J. ". Herbert Miss Kate Davis. Miss Laura
Clement Miss Adelaide Emerson, Miss Lillian hinla'
Mis- Iottie Nico and Miss Molue sherwood
The Amberg Theatre viii begin the week with opera
The programme is as follows: Monday "The GYPSY
parons; Tuesday, "The Beggar STUDENT; Wednesday.
THE Bait; Thursday first appearance OF Adaloert
Matkowsky In 1.-The Robbers; Friday Matkowsky in
"Life q Dream" Saturday, Matkowsky In "urlel
Acosta.s
aJanes will leave the Madison Square Theatre after
this week but It thought that another theatre IN the
city may be secured for an early return malinee
viii he given OR Election Day The first Of Charles H.
t,ot frce comedies 10 be given at this theatre will be
a. Trp 10 Chinatown" which will take the stage next
week.
TIE time of the Liliputians at the Thaha Theatre
4, growing short II 10 announced that they VIII
plsy "The Dwarfs' Wedding" only for this week.
The Meiningen Company will be seen on November IL
In julius Caesar" and the sale Of seats VIII begin
tomorrow morning. The company's repertory has al
ready been published
1.-THE Merry Monarch goes on at the Broadway
Theatre and continues to create amusement. Mr. VII
son quite satisfied with the result Of his return en-
gagemen in this opera and it is likely TO be continued
iOF many weeks.
Az Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre Tbermi-
DOR Will remain for two weeks longer 1t Will then
bssn an extensive tour which will last through the
season. Only one two changes are TO be made In
the cast
"Mayourneen" is stlll crowding the Fourteenth
Street Theatre, and as yet other attraction Is en-
gagged TO succeed It. Mr. Seaman has the whole
season before him, If he use it, matinee VIII
be given this week on Tuesday, and the usual Necnes
tay matinee will be omitted
The souGan7 has little less than month 70 re
main at the Academy OF Music, and then II VIII be
succeeded by the pantOmime "Cinderela.' There
will be extra matinee Tuesday. The Liiputians
Will give ano,her concert at the Academy this evening
The Cadl' goes at the Union Square Theatre
without any exciting incident. There will be an
Election Day matinee here at most of the theatres
Owing TO the popularity of the concert at the theatre
last Sunday evening, Mr. Floyd Is arranging to give
another Sunday November Is, when many prom
iDent artists will appear.
Miss Maggie Clines return to Tony Pastors Theatre
was greeted with great enthusiasm last week. She
beads the company this week. and 1t also includes
besides Tony Pastor himself. George Beaucfamp Miss
Nellie Lng,rd, Herbert Ablni, the Glenroy Brothers,
ConFoy and Fox the sisters La Blanche. The Haytors
and the shalers