New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
PLAYS TO BE DISCOVERED.
WHAT COLUMBUS WIAEk EXPLORERS WILL
FIND AT THE THEATRES.

NJ inheritance in the theatrical season. Inc part Vi
Cardinal wolsey will he acted by John Lane anu 'na'
OF the King by Otis Skinner. The play VIII III '"'
fully mounted and cOstumed
The temperance OF joseph JeH'rs""' "', -
most welcome Of occurrences. will be especiaS ~
when lie comes in the play which went iur'nei ','i
,nr other IN enlarge his fame. Rip Van "ihNe'
Mr. Jeferson's favore impersona'ion VIII oo s.
n.aIn at the Star Theatre 7o-inorro" h'e"'' 49,,
engagement is for only two weeks. In the supPor'ne
COMPANY are Miss Emma Vadrrs Miss Ma"ue Mo'iO.'
Mice Nonon Fowler Baby Parker, Edwin Narrc''
George F. Nash Joseph Warren Theodore NJ bro""
and George Otland. c,.o,
"Ye Early Trouble. play by Henry Guy carleton
dealing with the time Of the Revolution Ill w" ,
(s,v will be seen for the first time here AT froo'
Twenty Third street Theatre to-morro" e''''.e-
uos nlovcd for several weeks at the Boston MUSEUM
last season The cast includes several actors wen anu
fayorably known here notably Joseph il""U-'I'
William f. owen, Harry woodruff JOHN To- ~,
Mrs Mary +. Barker, Miss Mary 0h"" "
M,es lane Stuart Among the O'her actors are H
,,C,, Mr. Frank A. Tannehill, Theodore
Roberts. Miss Olive Oliver, Charles D"u''
Wade and Cyril Young. ou
Dalv,s Theatre is at the beginning OF ""a' pO"
isee 10 be a most interesting ana sIduHA'e cut
l, has opened auspicously with L'ue Ni' ~,
and il Is promised that this shall De loiioMeu IVA
new American play entitled, " 'arn'"n s'o,rced
,othor MAY bv an American author not YET alou'0u
-: rb.re ~ also be revvals OF Tine lahi'ns VI
,Aol',
~, ct,r ;, As Won Like It," THE School for oca''u"
ona aDo,,ars and Sense" and finally announcer 9"
nearcan production. Henry iioyt anu ~. - a.
aro rcprodcing for this the scenery ""'n was
,trovcd in the Metropolitan opera fou9c nv .h
Tho nersonal popularity OF John Dre" an"
~, ~, Of his acting have been fully en-
tneoa within the last week at Pamcrs lhe"'N'
I haro no has been playing " The Masked Dali /" -
many people as the house would hou at e."S ox.
formonce. Propositions have Deem h''"0 ~ no,hor
,onsion NJ Mr. Drew's New-York season at "nc
theatre after the end of his engagement AZ UNI
L II Sotherp maintains his popularity :, a.
check at the Lyceum Theatre ana II any '
=, ,n 40 q growth In favor for his imperso"auo''
=, q Cantain Lcttarblar' His remaining u'Hr III .,
Yorlt for the present is short however -. .,
,onnonv of the Lyceum will begin al '"s"o -, -,
tbrcc weeks in Boston tomorrow hien. 49, .o,
followed by two weeks in Brooklyn anu '"e ',e .h
many will return to the home thea,lv' pps ,,oro
sror With n short revival of The Gray ''"'o'
sh,cb ,ras decidedly popular last spring, oeio'' f
ienting the first Of the new productions VI 'o e.,
Mr. Harrigan has yet announced ho ,o,a
Esouattcr Sovereignty and IL seems o' ' ,..n.,
4. ooa ropo The result OF its revival Is ai'oeenei
so,sfactory both TO managers ana auuiei00. -
on. ,,sit IN Ireland Mr.. Haney, MI harIls'"
manager got two game cocks ut Killarney anu w..
are made 10 figure in the pay WIN" rh
,.ou,s,tion n considerable quantity OF I'VE s'ooh' ~,
rn,or thing about the Killarney COCKS Is 'n"' my
hava
- A.. ,o,itrae and longitude of Thirty-flthsV' iiu !"
~, aImonac as adapted 10 it, and they sui lsis' vi
cro,r,nr nj sunrise by Killarney time. ~ 70 NJ!
that after a theatrical season or TWO Ill Ne"A' 49,
birds Will be properly acclmated' 49,, .ou.oir
Tb roeipo viii present a new vaudeville ehtert''n
m.nt for the Columbian holidays II VIII inoi"u'
18th NJ new French songs by Nile fouserc' ho"
ohot,c sneciacs by the Garnelles and Acme four,
trccnng nv Valean high kick dancing by Miss Maoci
Clarke and musical specialues by INC Dia"' i
who have Just arrived from Europe ana W." nan
their first appearance in TINS counuS' I'm
ho,Iots aChone', and " The Orange Blossoms VIII
,ro,ob,v remain for some time 10 come huuoip.
hronson announces that the Edourds, quartet VI
eccan,,c dancer, from Les Ambassadors, IN fariS'
will make their first appearance IN Jus counus ol
October L. On account Of the parade on wednesday
The matinee performance will be omitted
Emil Thomas and his own company VIII oeelh al
engagement at the Ambcrg Theatre tomorrow evening
In a musical farce called Our Don JUAN Mt.
THOMAS has been hero several times and had sue
ccssfl season at that house year ago. lie Is oh Vi
the most popular actors who have come 10 'us
country from Germany.
In honor Of the Columbus festivities Mr. Hermann
has determined to give entirely new programmes
81 bis theatre this week. and has selected sprltuas
ond shirt manifestations the most interesting SUD
iects for his performances Eappings messages 'io'
moving spirit music floating in SPACE ana all inc
accessories and accompaniment OF eeanccS VIII NC
riva n
tho concluding phantom "'Tara-ra Boomdeay Done
10 Death, The front of Ierrmann's Will be brilliantly
illuminated with "a triple row OF varicoored electric
tights and decorated with the flags Of all nations this
week.
The fourth week Of tho Liliputians engagement
at the Union Square Theatre in Candy" begins To-
morrow Franz Ebert, as bootback, millionaire, con
ductor Uncle sam politician and sunfOwer, Is always
mil NJ fun and one Of his jocular gestures, wink
If his bright eve or a shake Of his head Is suihcent
10 produce mirth. Adolf link, the newsboy Is nj
present extremely busy rehearsing "1ar"ra boom-
deay" which will be introduced on the stage
Of the Union Square Theatre. Mances will be given
this week on Wednesday lAuIsoaS' r'pidy di'u
SATURDAY..
Tile DeWolf Hopper Opera Company remains al
the broadway Theatre six weeks longer the last week
OF Wang's" run beginning tomorrow evening ON
the Monday evening following e angs" exit the hrst
performance of The Lady the Tiger" will be given
The principals and chorus have been In rehearsal
for the last fortnight \ special Wang" matinee
will he given on Wednesday afternoon. concert
will DO given at the Broadway Theatre tonight under
the direction of George W. lloyd 1t is the first OF
the series TO be given through the winter. The list
of artists who will take part in the concert tonight
Includes Henry c. BarnaSce W. H. Macdonald. Eugene
Coles Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis, Mile. Fatimah
Disgd and Miss Bertha Wazinger. The last two
will make their first appearance in this country TO-
hight.
Tony Pastors own ana genuine company VIII NC
welcomed back to town tomorrow night not al his
own theatre but the Columbus where II Will doubt
less meet with the warm appreciation that II deserves.
Tony Pastor himself will appear at every performance,
and so will Miss Maggie Cline who Will never cease
10 be a favorite long she can sing about dis
turbanccs of the peace. and Miss Bessie Bonehill.
Mr. PASTORS company will return to his own theatre
about November l.
The Pauline Hall Opera Company will begin the
fourth week OF its engagement In Puritania' at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow night, with con
tinuancc OF the favor which accorded 10 Its per
formance at the beginning. The 150th representa-.
,,on NJ tho or.era, will occur on October 81 when