New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04
NOTES OF THE WEEKS PLAYS.
WHAT WILL BE SEN AT THE VARIOUS CITY
THEATRES

has parts for Miss Georgia Cayvan. MISS h'"' w ,,.
Mrs. walcot Miss May Robson, Miss Madse .a.i' ,1o
Gertrude Rivers Miss Winoua shannon, Nd"
phine Bennett Iersert kelcev. W. J. ie"O, ''. cooI
RatclHe, Fritz Williams, e. W. hins' N"e
Mr.. King and V. Chaser. A. -,,,
+ 81 willard will make A change OF bill at the olar
Theatre tomorrow evening and will play 'u"~",
which Le presented here first about TWO seS ord
will be repeated on Tuesday and wednesday 'o .,av
saturday afternoon. on THURSDAY filNa' "'" Do
nights John Needham's Double VIII De ,,,an u,,n
fore his departure from this theatre Mt. "' Viz. cn.
Give a double bill consisting OF Tennysons in' O'F
and sidney Cirlindy's "A Fools Paradise. ,.
rba revival Of The Hunchback' at DAYS iuen ~"
has proved so popular and the oeiaa~ " .,,. ths
been SO large that Mr.. DAILY has decided 70 eo" NJ
play for another week. The revival OIL as r'.av
Itp Is therefore deferred TIL week from next lu'
~. -, ,o,ormonce OF The Hunchback" being gwen
week from tomorrow night. The CrsniS eA,,".
vim =. continued tits week Monday, Wedhes"a! anu
Friday mornings with explanatory le''u,e' =. u
- seryss The subject Will be FRO" on"o' ~ ,,
Rose and Charles Coghlan and their oo'l"", l
,r 81 Diplomacy" this week at the Hare" ol"'A
pAS IT, r.c.ruv finished q most successful en-
g.c.m.nt at the Star Theatre and since tnen naVe
80 r.ccived with equal favor In Boston sho rna-
de,ph,a The company Is csrefuiH seie''e" ie INV
play and Owes u remarkably even sha 0onp'e. pc
fornsnce of it, Miss Fanny Davenport VIII mahe nut
apuearance in Network this season at the Harlem
uiu present Sardous Cleopatra
1,bs Hoston,sns intended TO give Smith ana De
vov.n,s new opera THE Knickerbockers" during the
sst week OF their present engagement at the Iarue
Theatre which ends on December - but u VIII NC
posfponed until their next engagement, owing TO NE
continued success Of "Rolan Hood which VIII oe
sunr until that date When the lillian Russell Opera
C.rnapx becins its winter season at the Garden The
a,re on December O. 1t will be In Ia Cigale' Mr.
French has strengthened this company waterway
HAYDEN Coffin will sing Carl Stremsnns part william
IT Carleton that which was formerly sung by oiehor
TN cauletra and Miss Ada Dare that Of MISS suzanne
Leonard "The Mountebanhs' will be ready for pro-
ducton after ala Cigale."
Tho ronularty of Bronson Howard's "Arlstocracy"
., po,mers Theatre is most decided and promises -
~ continuous The efforts OF the company indi'
,,d,a,lv and collectively meet with warm and thor
.sh anpreciction and the house Is always crowded.
The fourth week begins tomorrow evening.
To all appearances the old days at the Casino are
indeed restored. When the Caino managers WISH
10 imply that everything is exactly as they coulu
isn ibev are accustomed TO say that 1t Is as good as
49, ,..t a.vs Of :. Frm,nic" Now they say this all
Al. time except when they are really enthusiastic
rd declare that II is better than the best days OF
.Frninie" The undoubted fact is that Miss Marie
,romnest and "The Fencing Master" are uncommomy
popular. 49,, 49,
Nat Goodwin will begin the fifth week OF DIS eh'
porement in "A Gilded Fool" at the flitn Avenue
Theatre tomorrow night. The audiences are su'
large and dve promise that the remaining part Oh the
run will be az prosperous that which is past Be
fore the end Of HIS engagement. Mr.. Oooaw'h h'e"u
IN give a single performance OF DaNlo 'aTfr0A ""'
LEND Me Five ShillnGs'
II ;s announced that John Drew has only five weem
more TO play "The Masked Ball. at the STANDARD
Theatre Tomorrow nigat VII begin me '"ei''i
week Of the New-York run. The loon performance
her
presentation OF souvenirs
Another proof Of good judgment on the part
Edward IIarrgan and his manager MI haheS' NJ"
been shown BY the revival OF The Muleah """'uS
BALL., The familiar old scene. and songs are greet"
.verv night with the hcartles laughter and applause
and there is always large audience 10 greet u'"
Mr. Hanley is already allowing himself to nope 'h'
no further change Of bill be necessary THIS season
The new Manhattan Opera House Will be used foi
n musical entertainment for the first time TO- MORO"
night when "The Isle Of Champagne VIII be pre-
scented there The piece IS reported TO have pros
ncred in other cities where II has been given III
leading part I'm II Is played IN Thomas g. Seabrooke
who has not been here since he appeared IN
Cadio at the Union Square Theatre
The Ensign" Is TO BE- produced at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre tomorrow evening. II Is a hVe-ac
nautical drama founded upon the Mason-sdeil epiSon
Of 1851. The action is mainly on Shlpboard ana IN
characters are mostly man-O -warsmen The scehe'
Il s,id m h. novel elaborate and expensive. on
scene by John H. Young. represents sectional Ve'
90 the man-of war san Jacinto. The main ana gul
decks Of the ship are exposed TO the audience
This week will end the long engagement; OF III
liliputians at the Union square Theatre b'siu'
hoinr tarewell week 1t is also the tenth anniversar
=, ,,is company as ten wears ago the Organizatio
rade its first appearance in Berlin. The bill Tor IN
,oc, veek in New-York will remain unchanged
.candv,, will have Its nehundrcdth performance D
Wednesday.
rnnorrow evening will begin the third and 'as
week OF The Country Circus at the broadwaf ihe
stre where during the lss fortnight this comoiha'o
81 comedy and circus has pleased large audience
The anal performance Of "The Country circus
,his city for the present will be gwen mex
saturday evening. On Monday. December L. u
Jefferson Kaw and Eranger viii present for 'he Hrs
time in this city a new comedy bY "i"h N"cuoh'"hi
called "Ihe Prodigai Father with a '"ml~h! III
Guiding George &. Boni;ace tr, George pelna"
Walter Plough, George CASTOR and Misses Cora ""0'
Hone Ross Irene Frankyn and Blanche Chapman
4, the Amberg Theatre tomorrow night LII
Thomas Will begin the last week OF his eheageihe"
after which he will play In some OF de principal olues
tie West The repertory for the week Is Us ioho"S
Monday, by special request Der Mhhoheh' h""'r
Tuesday, Hesses But; Wednesday comphn'e"a'
,,euent performance for Herr Thomas, IN "hi'
occasion "Die Lachtaubc" will be produced u
first time in America; Thursday, "iiei'"
But" Friday, Castles In The AIT ID
urday "De Iachaubc." Heinrich Conred Is mu'
elated over the success OF the comic opera DE W
men," by Carl Weinberger, which was WOd"c'u
Hamburg recently Die Uhanen7 viii De done
the Amberg Theatre by the same company. which WI
begin It's engagement In America IN Monday Dccenp
20 The company comprises sixty people and sails Il
here on December 0 on the columbia.
Tony Pastors programme Ills week VIII INCLUDE u
following artists: Miss BESSIE Bonchill, Katie Law
renee j. ". Kelly, Ward and NoAes, oecl"y ana N'S
mir
Iangtop and Annie Forrest. On December II Nj
Vcsta Victoria, London favorite, Will appear her
she Is said to be an attractive and clever artist VI
sings dances and mpersOnates characters.
Several changes will De made this week In the cast
Little Tippetto now running at lerrmann's Theatr
Miss Mabel Bert, Mrs. Hppett, VIII be replaced
Miss Clara Hpman and Miss Ida Waterman, as Mr
N.utnn will he silcceeded hy MISC Violet black. Nj