New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
THE PLAY-BILLS.
THE COMING WEEK AT THE CITY THEATRES.


all the rest of the season, aud so
far as that is concerned the company
might rest assured of an easy winter, but they
are not allowed 70 be idle, and rehearsals are gong
on almost constantly. on Wednesday afternoon Mar
gare Fleming will be played for the first time here.
1t was written by James Herne, and was played last
season in Boston, where IL became something OF rad
In the present east are Edward Bell. f. NJ Holland
Charles Harris, Walden Ramsay, f. 5. Abes. w. H..
Pope, II. Fax. Ben singer, Master Hughes, Camppeh
Mowat Mrs. Herne Miss Matte Earle. Miss Heen
Goold, Miss Nellie Lingard, Miss Adelaide Rowe and
Miss Viola NELL. on Thursday OF next week u'ef0
viii be anotheT special matinee at which hrS' scoVt
siddons will rappear on the stage in play by Henry
ST. Maur called "What Woman!'
Miss LILLIAN Russeu's ADMIRERS are as faithful as
ever The Garden Theatre is still crowded Win u'e'
nightly, and there many sad disappoh'men'S io
those who come TO the box Office for seats Only TWO o'
three DAYS before they intend 10 hear La Csse Inc
whole house has often sold before the doors were
opened and sometimes IL has been several Gays peore
AZ DAVIS Theatre The School for Scandal VIII
be played tomorrow and Tuesday nights ana wednesday
afternoon on Wednesday evening there VIII DO afeNna
of The Last Word" which was the great success Oh inc
last season here and OF the recent season In London
ONLY wee,t q allotted 20 H. and II will be followed
by As You Like L.
The Mciningen Company will produce the secohu pay
of us American rcpcrtory al the Thalia Theatre 10
morrow night The simple and euphonious ha''e Vi
fhe niece Is "IIerrmannsolacht." The Germans VIII
here find themselves their own ground Ihelr
armies will he dressed I'm the skins and decked with
the horns OF true ancient Teutons, and ie scenes wiz
no doubt he given with correctness that can SELDOM
be expected outside Germany Itself.
Lady BonntlfulH goes on quietly and prosperousy
AT the Lyceum Theatre. Nothing Is yet heaIu Oh uie
play that is to succeed IT, and it will probably go on
for considerably more than the time originally aoleu
TO it.
Al the Casino tomorrow evening 1.-THE TyrOleah'
will be the sole attraction For the first time In TINS
country the opera will be presented complete, ana
much that is will be added TO the score several
new faces will be seen. Miss Louise Beaudet VIII
appear as Chrysal, the part originally performed by
Miss Annie Meyers Ferdinand Schuetz takes the place
OF Richie Ling who has been appearing as the Count
and Henry LeOni resumes the part OF the Baihf.
Rudolph Aronson has engaged the services OF quar-
tete of singers from the Tyrol, who Will sing NUMBER
of yodel songs. Carl Zeller has written new song
for Miss Marie Tempest which she will sing in the
first act
The acting Of the company at Proctor's Twenty
third street Theatre in The Lost Paradise and the
interest OF the play itself have quite established IL as
one OF the popular productions OF the season. Inc
audiences are all large and the demand for seats eA
,ends far in advance The likelihood Of the plays
running through the season seems TO be growing.
The present week is the last of Sarah Bernhardts
stay at the Standard Theatre. she will play several
of the pieces that has presented in the course OF
her engagement The programme is follows:
Monday "Ia Dame De Challant'; Tuesday, La
Dame De Challanto; Wednesday, Camille; Thurs
day. ala Toscaa Friday Pauline Blanchard"; sat
urday matinee "Frou-Frou'; SATURDAY evening"
"Pauline Blanchard"
NJ w Hanley announces that 308 representations
win have been credited to Reilly and the 400 on
Saturday evening, December L., the date fixed for the
last performance of the play. 1t will then give way
TO Mr. Harrigan's new production, "The Last OF the
Hocnns,a which will have It's first performance on
Monday evening, December IA. Mr.. Harrigan will
appear as Judge McKeever a well-tO-do Irishman'
Elk new songs have been written by Dave Braham
There is nothing To tell Of the Madison Square
Theatre and 4 Trip to Chinatown, except that the
crowds continue and that the laughs do likewise.
This is one Of the few attractions now current that
have not had any poor indifferent houses since
they started.
Herrmann's Theare will be closed tomorrow evening
and the first performance Of The Junior Partner"
will be given on Tuesday. The French original. which
is called The Mousctrap" has not yet been done In
Paris. 1t is by NM. Bison and Care.
For the Ambcrg Theatre this week the following
programme is announced: Monday farewell and ben
eft 20 Adalbert Matkowsky; Tuesday. Kaechen Won
IIeibronn:" Wednesday and Thursday. by special Ia
quest "Cavallcra Rutcana" and Pension Schoeler;'
Friday, for the first time, An Tage des Gerichts;'
Saturday, The Wielde Hunt
Tomorrow evening "The Cadi' begins the last two
weeks Of It's run at the Union Square Theatre. Picpt
Ions are in progress for unique celebration Of the
final performance saturday evening, December 10,
when several hundred wheelmen. members OF bicycle
clubs in this city, Brooklyn and Jersey City, Will be
present. A handsome souveni: will be distributed
Mir. Floyd announces his final concert at the Union
Square Theatre for sunday evening. December -
W. J. Scanlans long and prosperous engagement at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre Is nearing its end. The
final performance of MavOurneen" in this city for the
present will be given Saturday night January -
The Tooth performance will be reached Thursday
evening. December "a, when suitable souvenir will
be distributed.
IL is said that "The City Directory" has
been rs much changed since it last
seen here as If it the directory of different city,
there being, in fact, scarcely anything 1t
that can be recognized. This revised form VIII
be seen at the BijOu Theatre tomorrow night.
In the company Dan DAILY, Willis p Sweatnam,
Luke schoolcraft David Warfed, j. c. Mron, Miss
Amelia Glover, Miss Bessie Cleveland, Miss Lille
Eldridge Charles seaman and Bert liaverly.
The production of The Lion Tanner " by Francis
Wilson and his company at the broadway Theatre Is
not likely TO take place till after the holidays This
adds n few week yet 10 The Merry Monarcfs' lease
OF life The bill TO be presented at the concert TINS
evening at The broadway Theatre unusually good
one Isaac l. Street was an old actor. At his death
his wife and child left in urgent need Friends
proposed this concert and through Mr.. sanger secured
the Broadway Theatre.
When Joseph Murphy last seen at the Four
teenth street Theatre IL said that he would not
appear in New-YOrk again in long time.
lie must have thought better of it, as
nc Is announced play Kerry Cow" at the New Park
Theatre this week. Mr.. Murphy is an actor Of the 70
mantle Irish school, and this is the play in which he
has gained large II not the larger part of his fame
Roster 81 Bials concert hall has secured an Wl-
doubted prize In VI. Faults, who has aroused the
greatest enthusiasm for the last week. The rest OF the
tertainment is the before. but has become
insignificant by comparison. Pauus will sing at the
cncert tonight and tomorrow night he will give the
Boulanrer March for the first time here.
Miss Martha MOrtOn's play, The Merchant" which
was presented for several weeks at the Madison Square
al Will he n1ele1 Al The