New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18
THE SEASON BEGUN.
VARIED ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEEK AT
THE THEATRES.

Tomorrow
niscrnce Of old times I'm the form OF ol"','''.
s,vcr,irnty- one Of the most popular OF MS plays
NJ several years go. 1t was played so long ago '"'
II will be new to many thearegoers. ana 10 'noae
IN whom I, IS Old IT win doubtless b. also pie's''""
" " Iancy, Mr.. Harrigans manager, rc'urneu nun
y vacation IN Europe two weeks ago anu ms D'''
Inv over since with the preparations for the ne"
season. ,,a,,,
~, uopsGed has met with unexpected popularity
T., . Tho s.srl+ Letter. at Days Theatre II was
the intention at first to put another pay on tie SO
This week. but the demand for seah for "Ihe o'a','
rer~ has been 30 large that It has been postpohto'
and there VIII probably be no change OF Dill "'"''
tho encycement lasts. II s for two weeks ioisor'
No,hlnc Is Z, be said of Mr. Sotherns engagement
, ~C.,,o,, Ic,;orhlalr, nj the Lyccnm Theatre,
,y..r. that people 90 away every night nnaoe 10
Ger scots The Thursday matinees, when hhVe ho"
lie. n Instituted, are especially popular
Io,ontho.- as played BY Henry f. Dixey's com
many at PalmeT's Theatre, Is meeting '"' poF"-
r, which such revival Of such on opera deserves.
II s strange, however, that Mr.. Dixey Shouu '
mimi that in the OF purity OF text some su.h
nerraqe rs ninetynine and fOryfcur one-hundrea'hs
+, h,ter than absolute purity even though hDSoi''e
rprtv would be the ensier to attain lie cuts oa'
one or two stnnzas Of one OF GILBERT oh'in'" s
., s.. so,rs and Inserts some inane hines about poAsr
and nr,yc.fehting which are applauded IN ic'i"''1
,a.r sort of way by the ushers and some o'hers'
,r,roauc,ion Of a wholly inappropriate Stohza o''
,,, "a NOT so bad because IT. appeal Is 10 pallou'"
u,h,ch is n better sentiment to arouse thah "e"N
,as,o for claptrap. since t. would be less "o"0'''
rhv not have so god performance all socu an
r,oso amusing little artists, the Liilatans' Will
onncar 10 morrow night at the Union square i"o"'v
hor, they will present their new musicsi spce'a'io
aCardv, II has been played few times elsewhere
IN, NOT before In NcwYork. The subject Is h'ho''"
49,, roonc the characters district messenger
. ra,vshov and n bootblack. goOd bahcI 10 p'
missed. , roru,or hv itself at the Stand
. rp.atrc especially since the arrival oil "'sS
ruoo ,1ennctt 10 take her old place In the cast
-, ,rcb ,arrer crowds Will doubtless now DC oIa"n
,,, Mo- Iottle Collins added to the DILL IL ho
orther rnlshaps occur 70 her she Will now SING -"
=. ~ roomde.ay', every night till the ehd Oh tho c'
gagemcnt. +, - pro,avay
Miss Pauline Hall has not been seen In Il broiu"",
theatre in a number OF years she VIII reapp'I
,ho r4f,h Avenue tomorrow evening Ia "I"rl''.'N'
which has been popular in Boston Inc cast Vi ..u
r,oco Il es follows Vivian George Ire'eyan' h"''
=, porrenlands Miss Pauline Hall; Euzaoeui 1'o
Maid of salem, Miss Louise Bcaudet' ABIGAIL ~,
ha,er Miss Eva Davenport; Jonathan naNo, IN
Justce of the Salem Court, jacques hfuecr |""'
II John Brand; Killsn Burgess HAIRY "oDoio'-,S ,
The Lori Chamberlain, Miss Helen DUNBAR 'hn",n,"
-oftlv " Marriott Paul. young vilaeer Oh oaueN,'
-. sr,,so rnornc. smith the Northumberland,
Fred solomon. -, r,,o,
"A ralr Rebel" Harry Mawson's war play. whlch
hid a run AZ tho Tour@enth street theatre i"'' e~
son will he revived At that house tohioFV" o'en.e
With new outfit of scenery and accessories
cos, will ,nclude Miss Fanny Gillette, Ld"aN H.
49,. on Ms Hrl'a ruckin Kat Oesic erie, Mr. jennie
rIh.-,. 1 p Keetc Ernest Foster, Thomas ID Dunn
Rank " Miller j. W. king-ey, J. HOOKER "''s"''
Herman Meyer. Robert Thorne II. s. Hamilton anu
g. f. VAN DRAKE ".N Fair Rebel IL to be pfeson'ea
IN. I've weeks. .
Across the Potomac Ptou and AhhenoS war
DRAMA will be- presented at the Harlem Op''" houSo
,o morrow evening with the original handsome scenery
an. excellent cast Including Miss Henrietta Lander
Mis-. Ada Dwyer. Miss Harriet Aubry, Miss 'I"en
Fdsol BOYD Putnam John II. BUNNY, Leslie Alien ana
Daniel Jarrett Moro than 100 people are employed 10
IN. alton including a military company OF
hfty men
hut orc more week remains Of the engagement Z"
Roland Reed NJ the Star Theatre. The com'uah mas
aaaed 70 Ms personal popularity In Ncwfork "nd '
pr.seu,ci an agreeable entertainment. lie VIII con
,Inue 10 play Lend Ne Your wife" during tW' week
Robert Mantel will play THE Face In the Moon
uch,- nj Irprtors Twenty third Street Theatre TOT
onlv two weeks more devotlng the Inst week OF MS
engagement 20 other plays. The theatre VIII present
holiday appearance tomorrow evening" when VT
uau,cn will entertain the irish Crcict Club. wmch mas
lust arrived from ireland. 1t will witness the per
,,rmnnc. ~ THE Face IN the Moonlight occupying
the boxes and some Of the orchestra stalls Inc ciuD
,nnhers fortytro members Proctor Turner Will
decorate the theatre with hags and bunting. supper
will b.. spread on the stag after the performance
one Of the features Of "Wangs" thirty second week
FL, the broodwav Theatre, which begins tomorrow
evening viii be a theatre party gwen on Ihursuay
,.,in, ~ the members y the NewiOrh Life Asaoca-
,,, IN tie visiting delegates Of the National Life In
snrnucc Association. The entertainers ana thr suesU'
ull attend the performance II body the boxes ana
The auditorium will DO decorated. and Mr. Hopper VIII
introduce new topical verses appropriate TO the DC
cas,on and will also. by special request recle OaSe
# the Bat The third souvenir night OF wang VIII
occur on Monday evening october J.
rho and of sinbad'sr term az the Garden Theatre
ia IN view There are but three weeks more for the
oxtravaganz, at this house Mr. Gilbert ana the other
actors viii have new songs and new sayings ana 'ho
advertisements viii be- regularly altered with an eye
10 novelty and Improvement
Hermann. the magician. will continue for iohS
fine II IS expected and hoped TO be~ilder his spec
,a,or, Al his own theatre In his own old way HIS en-
o,talnpcnt Is always bright and clever and even the
trlcl, TINT have been many times are almost Us
surprising a. when they were new If Indeed they ever
were new.
Evan, and IIOcy, who have been starring IN " \
paror Match" for eight years arc to present the hh'
version Of the piece at the Bilou Theatre 10 'noro"
evening, when many features viii be introduced
In tho farce Mr. Evans Will be seen as l. McCorRcr'
tho Book Agent: Mr. llocy as Old lioSs, ana MISS
Minnie French as the Innocent Kid The COMPANY
al.o includes Miss Lille Alliston Miss laO MafAam
Mis Madge yorke, Miss Florence Wilson, Miss Myta
! Davis Miss Loona Amroso. Miss Ellie Chamber
lain Jnncs r. Galloway. NJ. j. sullivan, William Henry
WHITE. r. y. Guysc Hugh Maoh william keoush'
Peter Randall and the olympia Quartet.
I, Is announced that oliver Byron who six months
go was expected die from hour " hour VIII present
hlnclf at the Grand Opera House this week III Inc
p,,,,c,r lie Will be- supported by Miss Katc Byron
nh Y Nail Walter Osmond, Tony II. Eddnger
Charles d. Thompson Fred Warren, Charles A. Mason
Aubrey Dcvere. Royce Alton, Nlmencs Cuse b. j.
Martin Lee VI. Hart. Miss Gertrude MoGii ana MISS
Eugene Dungeon.
one Of BARLEY Campbelps earliest plays, Bulis
and Bears" VIII be brought out at the Conmous
Theatre tomorrow evening The last ACT represents
I N.wYorx Stock Exchange and fifty people will