New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
PLAYS HERE AND COMING.
HOW THE CITY is TO BE EDITED AND
AMUSED

The appropriation of theatre which has occupied
so prominent place in the attention Of the PUBIC o.
NewYork not TO say OF the country A. large, as the
Casino TO a wholly new use may we'll be regarded as
| the most Important occurrence Of the week among
he theatres The experiment Is finally to be tried to-
| morrow night. It's success must be matter OF ume'
but for little while AT leas, the wide curiosity to
| see the order Of things will make the CASINO
/ central point OF theatrical interest.
Henry T.. Dixey viii close his prosperous engage
men at Palmers Theatre this week. and with change
of bill he will still adhere to Gilbert and Sullivan lie
will offer Trial by Jury" and The sorcerer,' neither
| Of which has been heard here in number OF years
On Saturday night Mr. Dixey Will give special pro
| gTamme OF act from each Of three operas Next
week John Drew will appear for the frs time as a
| star at this theatre In Bison and Cares Ihe
Masked Ball.
Another week of continued popularity Is be added
70 F. H. Soherns record at the Lyceum Theatre, HIS
acting In Captain Lettarbalr" fills the theatre ut eyerv
performance and the Thursday manees are especially
| popular. The Lyceum Stock Company Will play Tor
week longer In Chicago and will then visit Pha-
| delphia, Boston and Brooklyn.
| The popularity OF Richard Manshelds production OF
The Scarle; Letter" has been both remarkable and
| unexpected. The play MOI presented with any
belief that It would appeal to a large portion OF the
| theare-going public. II has excited much Interest,
however, and the house Is always well filed. The
present week will be the last OF Mr.. Mansfelds stay,
| as Mr. Days own season will begin the following
| week
Henry C. De Miles adaptation Of Ftilda's play The
Lost Paradise" will be presented at the Star Theatre
| tomorrow night. 1t will be given with The same
scenery as in the original production. The factory
in the second will be presented with the
same degree OF that gave It such effect when II
first here. The cast includes Forrest Robin
| son, Charles Stokes. Frank Dayton, Merriam Bruce
Laurence EhdIneer, Miss Esther Lyons, Miss Virginia
Marlowe, Miss Frances Lander and Miss Fanny Cohen
The Lputians have more than renewed tnelr
old popularity in Candy" at the Union Square
Theatre and they have had crowded houses. The
manees on Wednesday and Saturday are gooa
opportunities for children 20 zee this company
which has always been favonte with them.
concert will be given Mt the Union Square this
evening In which the Liliputians will appear
At the Columbus Theatre this week THE silver
King will be revived. The play Is an old favorite
and Is of sort that Is always enjoyed by theatre
goers Of the class which mis- house attracts IL
will doubtless have O popular engagement
AT IIsrrigan's Theatre "Squatter sovereignty
has gained an unexpected renewal OF popularity.
Full houses and much enthusiasm were the rule all
last week. At the request Of the agent OF MI
Gerry-s society, Mr. Hsnlsy has taken the smar boy
off the stage who sat In >Psddy Duifys Cart ana
helped sing abont It, lie was Just under the
legal age.
Ms Pauline Hans admirers in this ntJ gro
visiting the Fifth Avenue Theatre In large numbers
and thu demand for seats for future performances
of "Pnrltania7 indicates that she viii play
prosperous engagement "Puritania' does not per
NIT OF the hors.play rsunI 70 comic opera. All
the people IN the cast interested In their WORK.
and smooth performance is the result Several
large parties have arranged attend the perform
ances this week.
Tomorrow evening a Fair Rebel enters on the
second week Of its run at the Fourteenth street
Theatre The scenery and accessories are handsome
and Appropriate and the production reflects credit
on the management. The escape Of the Union
sold,rs from Libby Prison IS realistic scene and
cails forth vigorous applause ut every performance
Hermann has pleased n humber 81 large audiences
at his own theatre since his opening there week
ago. His feats of magic are sometimes new ana
always entertaining. The Russian Illusion "suo'
b.Ika- has duplicated the impression It created
When Hermann frat performed II IN this city
Hermann has several novelties In preia att n, tho
lrst Of which will be the spiritual manifestation
Tn .ra,ra. Boou.de-ay Done TO Death Later he
will present for the first time weird Chinese
immigration mystery called akoJo'
The PNcc in the Moonlight at Proctor's Theatre,
has been 30 satisfactory that II has been decided 10
forego the announced production Of "othclo.7 and
present THE ENcs In the Moonlight for the re-
malndcr Of Mr. Mantcls engagement which lasts
for two weeks longer. Tho trieth performance VIII
be celebrated on Wednesday. October D, by the
presentation Of souvenirs. "Ye Earle Trouble Is
in active rehearsal under the direction OF the author
Henri Guy Carleton. John T.. kcllc;d. Miss Jane
stuart, Henry Woodruff, william f. Owens and Miss
Mary Shaw are in the cast. october 10 Is the date
OF the production.
Ii Is likely that THE Black Crook which Is now
in the lrh week OF its at the Academy u
Music. will remain In New-iork oil winter II not
longer Every night the Lrg' pa' horse l.
crowded. and In many Instances standipg room
cannot be obtained The spccialtles and balets
introduced are many In number and pleasing IN
character. Among the most amusing are the Ia
ra.ri Boundary and D." Iowery" balets
Primrose d Vests popular minstrel company Fill
occupy the Grand Opera House this week. IN tho
company are J. N. Janson. Joseph Natus. william
uhompson. Billy Van, Larry Dooey J. Fielding.
r. W Oakland q. Il. Primrose. ." Musical Dale"
Abach and Masaud and other clever entertainers, who
will combine TO give thoroughly interesting per-
formancc
"snbod~ will remain for two weeks longer at the
Garden Theatre and tllcu the renowned sailor Will
he Obliged 10 return to his old rowing habits and make
another VOYAGE AS the house Is wanted for another
purpose some new songs have been Introduced
lately and have been received with much favor.
Curiosity To hear Miss Lotuc Collins sing Tara
m Boom de ayr has led enough people to the
Standard Theatre 90 I'll It AT every performance sipce
she first escaped from her OF trouble and got
safely ON The stage. jane occupied the part OF
the evening that Miss Collins does not pecd filling In
The time before her song and dance and the time
after 1t.
The special feature OF "Wangs" thirty-thlrd week
at the Broadway Theatre viii be Columbus Night"