New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
THE LOCAL STAGE.
PLAYS TO BE FOUND AT THE CITY lhh-
AIRES THIS WEEK.

,,rmonce nv his company Of "Ihe Hunchpach' i'll
which Miss Ada Rehan will appear Tor the hrs' u'"e
,s ula only eight performances OF 'he play WIZ U.
tvon on six evenings and two afternoons. Inc last
n.rsormancc OF "A Test Case" Will be gwen tohoTo"
,,, Tho I-rauia matinees will begin tomorrow AT
-, ~ when A Trip TO the Moon viii be described
an, illustrated This subject Will be repeated OH
"Wednesday and Friday These entertainments "e''
recently given In Washington, and Garrett T. SERVES
,o delivers the explanatory lecture. received e''e
n, warm commentator signed by A. w. "reey Chlei
., limited states Signal Service; g. H. gilbert Ohiei
o,ortst In,ted States Geological Survey: Gsrrick
uororv NJ tbe Bureau OF Ethno!ogy; Henry Gannett
rrnited states Census Ofice; w. A. CroHuo; baiiey
willis United states Geological Survey MARCUS baher:
Inited States Geological Survey j. ,. Diler Ohiteu
states Geological Survey II. G. Mger' Chief CLERK
1-r,tea states Geological Survey; W. j. Mcgee United
states Geological Survey; J. r. Jastnhh' Asuroto"er'
voya, Observatory; and H. NJ. Paul also OF the Naval
Observatory.
F. 6 Wizards impersonation OF cyrus Blehharh
in "The Mddleman" has been appreciated as IL WIS
sure 10 be- at the star Theatre Ills eheaeeeh' 20
for five weeks longer and before 1t Is hnshed ne VIII
| no seen in "A FOOLS Paradise in which he mas n
comedy mart and again in Judah and John Need
hams Double . -.
"The Fencing Master" is fast establishing nseh
s ono OF the most marked Of the list OF comic opera
Successes at the Casino 1t Is Impossible OF course
to make any comparison OF 1t with the operas that
have had extremely long runs, but none ms ever uoe
better for the time has had or given more promising
Indications OF continued prosperity.
"souotter sovereignty has at last been withdrawn
nj IIarrigan's Theatre ard tomorrow night 1.-The
MulIIgan Guards Ball" will be revived 1t Is one OF
the old favortes. In the cast are Mr. Harngan john
Wild. Dan Collyer Joseph Sparks. Harry Fisher
Charles Mccarthy Mrs. Annie Ycamans, Miss Emma
Pollock Miss Ada Lewis and Miss Hattie Moore
some Of BrahAms brightest melodies aro incidSn,a!
TO this play.
since the first night that the Bosioans sang Rob
Hood I'm NcwYprt the interest In the company anu
the opera has never failed aud the problem Las
oroys been how 10 accommodate the people WHO want
N see Them This Is n much the case now AZ the
Garden Theatre rs ever has been and as one "X-
pedcnt the pressure on he ev NJ pc nance
Il has been decided to give Wednesday matneeS ior
the rest Of the engagement. The Bostonans will
not give any other opera here till they return next
spring.
"The Grey Mare" will run its last at the Lyceum
Theatre this week and the one act sketch White
Roses will end It's career also. one week from to
morrow night the new play by sardou Americans
Abroad which the company Is now rehearSing. will
have It's first performance II u said TO have excl
lent parts for all the principal members o; tac
company.
Al Palmer's Theatre Bronson Towards new PLAY.
! hrlstocracy" proved even more popular last week
than II had done before. The house Is constantly
crowded and good seats are to be Obtained 4ply by
| applying FOR them many DAYS in advance
Emil Thomas and his company continue at the
Amherg Theatre The New York season will close
soon and Mr. Thomas will begin his tour. For the
coming week the following repertory viii be played
Monday and Tuesday castles IN the Air - Wednes-
day "The Bureaukrnt;7 Thursday, " Der Mllienen-
bauer =" Friday and Saturday. for the first times In
America Hot Hood; =" Saturday afternoon, An
tut. Ar,a no fOrp.
most members o. the Conned Opera Company which
Is 70 app.ar Oh December 20 at tho Amberg Theatre.
"a Miss fischer. from the Roval Opera House In
Vienna who by special permission has vacation
for the New York engagement
Sat Goodwin and his play. "A Gilded Fool"
maintain their popularity AT the Fifth Avenue
Theatre; In fact two rows OF scnts were put
into the house last week The engagement Is for
tonr weeks more and another has been arranged for
mex, season. Mr. Goodwin Intends TO gve no other
play this season.
With many weeks behind him and several before.
John Drew "a PLAYING In "The Masked Bali Mt IN"
standard Theatre to as larg" audiences as the house
Will hold Mr.. Diews popularity has proved greater
thnn hc or lis managers had ever ventured to
expect.
Tho Inlpuans will continue their clever per
Torrance ~ Candy Mt the Union Square Theatre
for only one week longer. Adolph link dances and
sings In ra-ra Boom de ayT much better than Miss
Lote Collins ever dd II. In New ork at least and
the boxing match ~ctween him and Franz Ebert.
introduced last month. Is most amusing feature
Tho engagement has been popular and prosperous
/ one.
At the Manhattan Opera House Mrs. BERNARD
D..re will give only mote performance OF
Ariaucr That will De tomorrow night On
Tuesday evening She Will play the title part In
Adrienne Lccouvrcur" for the first time here.
emitting for tho present The Fringe of Society
f.ff.t q Ariun
large audiences enjoyed " Tie Country Circus NJ
the broadway Theatre last week. Conspicuous I'm the
programme are the bareback riding Of William De Mott.
Professor Conrad. the animal trainer and HIS dogs;
Kate Holloway I'm her equeS,rianin . Marion and Dun
ham in horizontal bar gymnastics. Leon Morris and his
trained ponies Tanner, the wrestling pony. ana the
sIx Glnsrretts.
Al lIcrrmanns Theatre Little Tippett.7 played by
Harrison and Bells company. continues and will con
tnue for some time TO move Its auditors 10 mirth.
The attendance thus far Is reported by the managers
to be satisfactory to them. and II they nre satisfied
with Il. has sometimes bean remarked before, no.
body else need complain.
Tony Pastor will make the usual changes IN his
bill for the coming week and the programme will In
cude Miss BESSIE Bonehill in new songs. Miss Katie
Lawrence, the popular hanIoist Billy Carter Miss
LILLE Western the negro team Monroe aud Mack Miss
Trs,ic Langton. the novelty Duo Robert A. and Miss
Maggie Hewlctts and the Barrett Brothers.
THE Soudan" with Its many and elaborate stage
settings, will be- offered this week nj the Columbus
Theatre and WILL without doubt appeal strongly TO the
/ frcqurncrs OF that house. In the cast are James
Horne Alexander kearney. llorcc Lewis. Charles j.
Jackson. Joseph Callahan, Miss Annie Mayor, Miss
Annie Lochhur Mis-, Portce. Miss Bell Rose and Master
sidney Hunt
The melodrama My jack will be presented this
week nj the Grand opera House, where il has hitherto
always been appreciated ut rs full value IL has A
shipwreck, explosion OF lighthouse and other
incidents of a sensational and gratifying nature.
1t IL some time since New Workers had a chance
TO THE DID Homestead" though they had enough
chances time ago. A few opportunities will be
offered this week nj IIammerstein's Harlem Opera
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