New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
PLAYS AT CHRISTMAS.
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS AMONG THE
CITY THEATRES

next Thursday night and the last performance iOr
| he present on saturday night. On Monday, JANUARY
| - two performances OF " The IUnchbacA WI" ne
| given. and the next night Tuesday. Mr. Daiy VIII
offer the third production Of his od-comedy season. II
double hll consisting OF The Bellies stratngem III
which Miss Rehan will play the part oil lett'a Harry
FOR the first time and Oneact piece caileh me
Knaye.r In which Miss R.hap will nlsJ appear.
Mis- Minni Gale Haynes long ago became well
known among New York theatre goers. She was iof
several seasons the leading wOmnn OF Lawrence Lar
rett', company aud OF the Booth ana Barrett con"
natIon and She thus received sound framing III 'h-
standard drama which has enabled her since then 10
assme the position OF star with confidence OF maj
success she will be seen ut the star Theatre to-
morrow rs Julia in The Hunchback,' this being her
first Appearance nt the head of her own COMPANY In
"A downtown New-YorlI theatre. vtral other plays
will be given in the OF her stay.
operas by Reginald De koven and Harry b. smith
will no longer b. ped against each either rs rivals
Robin Hood" has left the field for time, fe.hc'hhuy'
II mnsl be admitted, and The Fencing M9s'eT when
r-mnns at the Casino. stands alone. 1t will not gain
by the withdrawal OF It's rival, because II never suieron
from it, rivalry. Both could apparently go on IN
definitely. and The Fencing MASTER Is the one that
will try.
There vii. be nine performances n week at the
Iyceum Theatre for the next two weeks HPs'l"i
mntlnecs Will be given tomorrow and week rom
10 morrow. and the regular ones Will occur on lnurs
DAYS and saturdays Americans AbIosd' viii prof. ably
Le continued for time longer. As 1t Is reported
that the business has never been better at this season
Another play Is In preparation however ana VIII DE-
put on the stage rs rs II IS needed
The Lilllnn Russell Opera Company VIII beSh inc
winter season OF opera Mt the Garden Theatre TO-
morrow night, opening with AudIan's LA Nlsdc'
The work viii be made Interesting by the addition OF
new artists. together with Increased orchestra ana
bolip ,
Marian Miss Lillian Russell; Chevallcr Franz. g.
HAYDEN Cofn; Vincent. william T. Carleton; Matthew
Vanderkoopen. Louis Harrison; Duke OF fayensDerS
e, aries DUNCAN Mcndicant James 6. PclkcS, DUCHESS
Of Favcn.berg Mis- Ada Dare: Charlotte, Miss Laura
Clement: Ia rrivoinl, Miss Florence Fran,on.
Nat C. Goodwlns long and prosperous season at
IN, Tinh Avenue Theatre will close next saturday
ni.lr \ special Christmas matinee OF " Dldcc
Fool Will be given tomorrow afternoon. 50 that eLht
rnrs rerfoltu,nces remain. When II IS finally With
drawn I'm consequence Of the expiration OF Mr.. Good
wins term at the FIFTH Avenue Theatre, II VIII h'@
been PLAYED In tbs city sixty times The COMPANY
will not 5e seen again I'm NeTfork arter THIS week
until next season.
beginning with tho special matinee tomorrow. and
continuing during Christmas and New Years weeks
Mr. Eo,rudnest will present the Fourteenth street
Theatre the IIanlOns' latest pantomlInic specuc"
New Supcrba.n IT will De- the first production OF 'he
piece I'm this city. and Christmas pah'omhe II
should be Interesting. since Snp"rba was d's'roy'u
y fire few weeks ago entirely new equipment oi
SCENERY costumes deal tricks and transformations
IA, been prepared By the Hlulons until now New
suprba f, an elaborate and dazzling pageant There
ARE two transformations. One i called the "Shp OF
Poses and tho Other The Genius Of America The
scenery ha, been painted by Albert, Grover and Bur
ridge
An interesting occurrence Of the week VIII be tAe
appearance a, the Anberg Theatre tomorrow night
. will
Bird Tanclcr7 which given az the Casino year
ago in a shortened form called The Tyrolean.' The
leading part I'm r. which then sung by Miss Marie
Tempest will now be sung by man. as was originally
Intended.
Bronson IIoward's "AnstOcraCyH has ano'her mon'a
and little more 10 remain nj Palner'S Theatre. II
t. announced that II will be withdrawn IN
February It's run being tins limited by Mr.
Ialmer's arrangement 10 bring back h!s sto'k
company TO ewYorl AT that time. II was originally
INTENDED 10 make tho change next month. but The plan
was altered in order Ia give "Aristocracy' as long
term ~ possible
John Drews engagement In "The Masked BALI a.
the standard Theatre Will end in four weeks on
Wednesday evening the tooth performance Of The
MASKED Bali viii be celebrated. The theatre viii
be- tase,nly Decorated and souvenir viii be presen'cd
/, will b. IA handsome engraving OF Mr. Drew. which
viii be more valuable from tho fact that the actor has
affixed his autograph 70 each one OF them
~ the Grand Opera House tomorrow night, MISS
Annie piylcy. who Is nlwoys 2 welcome visitor TO the
frrqueners Of that theatre Will appear In Miss blythe
Of Duluth a play by W. Is. CHI. She Will Introduce
several songs. In the company Miss Lulu Klein.
Mis- Gcncvlevc Bcainan, Miss Anna Douglas. Fred
crIck sacIctt Harry Il. Bell. Fred J. Butler and
Joseph Brennan.
only such apscs Of public interest ms are to BE-
expected in the week before Christmas have been
noted at Iarrleans Theatre. Tho revival Of an old
niece Ike The Mulligan Guards Ball. Is always
something Of experiment but Mr.. lsnlcy expresses
himself as quite satisfied with the result so far.
m. Crust Of Society,"" william Seymours adapta-
ton ~ DunaS's Dcmi Monde VIII be presented in
TN, city for the lrs' time at the Christmas matinee
20 morrow ut the Union Square Theatre. This play
nl been given a the Globe Theatre Boston. ana since
ON Tho road The characters assumed by Joseph
Iavorfh Edgar l.. Davenport and Joseph T.. Whiting.
Harry saint Manr David Elmer, Joseph Foster and
vsses Carrie Turner Jane stuart. Helen Kinnaird,
Edythe Proctor and Jane Lovrioy.
Lewis Morrison will appear in Faust y at the liar
lem Opera House this week. beginning with the matinee
tomorrow afternoon Features of the production Will
ls I'm. singing of the Nuremberg Cathedral choir In
be church scene Of the first act and the afohe6s at
th, close OF the fifth act.
Tony Pastors programme Tor ms week VIII be In
keepng With The snson, and viii consist OF Miss Nest
Victoria I'm new songs and dances; Miss koInic Thorn
ion j. NJ krlly William Henry Rice, who appenrS for
entertaining musical act, Monroe md Mack. Petrie
aud Elise I'm their sicch Passing Toll Gate" rc
Youngest magician In the world. Master Eddie Abbott
, Emery sisters duclsts; 9crobatic sketchs by the
Whrlng, and Nile. MOrrllJ with her performing dogs
, lri -tnns week Will open with "a matinee tomorrow |
,ud there will be- H.. gulnr iue-dny and Friday
mu,ine,s NJ rastors nrNt Importation Will be- |
NIL. Pauner,tic who will open here on January -
The county FAIR which has ustniiy proved |
good holiday attraction, viii Ie continued this week
M Proctor, Twenty thrdt. Theatre where the seven
rnrseracins machines continue to run well. Mr.. !
lur-r., and ii, company have only short lime |
longer to remain In New lora.
Ih,. Mafon- Mason Company will tomorrow night /
Lecin il, second week at lrIrnmnns Theatre, where
u INA, found ready acceptance with IN" freIncntcr>
of The house. Mis- Manola', N"w York friends have
pi,.n her Il warm welcome and have shown diGpSl- |
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