New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
THE OLD ADJUSTMENTS.
no PROCESSION THIS WEEK. ONLY
THEATRES

interfere with their business ill the political canvass
! sfaIi have gathered sufficient force 10 ruin it. After
the eccicn there may be few weeks of prosperity,
and tlcn the holidays will come. when they are
over there Will be bal weather and then the complaints
| o; ths season may be regarded fairly under way.
| NJ DAILY, season has opened pleasantly with Lit
tie Miss Million" This play will be given only once
more tomorrow night. on Tuesday night Mr.. DAILY
will give the promised revival of Dollars and SENSE
| in which Miss Rehan Plronie will introduce the
eccentric scene with Miss Jenny OJOnes and I'm which
Mr. Gilbert, Mr.. Lewis, and Mr. Lecercq will reappear
| I'm their original characters. with Mr. Clarke, Mr..
Gresham Mr. Bosworth. Miss Prince and Miss Iaswell
| I'm the other parts. a peculiarly interesting list OF
attractions Is announced for this winter at this theatre
and there many OF them that II time Is found
for all. the time OF each must be short.
| The Bo,tonians will open a weeks engagement at
the Harlem Opera House tomorrow night presenting
Robin Hood" with the same artists who heard
at the Garden Theatre last spring. The Harlem people
will have the first chance to the scenery which
| has been painted for the production, well as the
| new costumes. The chorus and orchestra Of the com
| pany have been enlarged, and some new departures
will be made I'm stage effects. The following is the
| list OF the singers H. C.. Barnabee. Edwin W. Hon.
| Eugene COwlcs, George rockingham. Peter Lang,
| Miss jessie Bartlett Davis, Miss Camille DArvilIe,
| Miss Fatlmah Dard. Miss Flora Finlayson Miss Jose
| pbine Bartlett and Miss Bertha Waznger. The
| opera and company popular that it is safe
| to say the engagement Will be a successful one.
Older days are recalled by Joseph Jeforson's per
| Torrance Of Rip Van Wnkle' at the star Theatre,
but there nothing about 1t which Is not "a fresh and
exharating in the oldest Of the days when it was
played Neither is there any difference In the pleasure
with which the audiences look upon it, Mr.. Jefferson
will remain here for only one week more, and this
announcement should and doubtless WILL be enough to
fill the house completely every night. The matinee
yesterday Of the largest in tie history OF
the house. An extra matinee Will be given on Wed
nesday. and the orchestra will be put under The stage
in the hope Of making room for a record breaking
audience.
Nine. MOdjeska's production OF King Henry
VII at the Garden Theatre. Is one Of the most in
tercSing incidents OF the theatrical season thus far
II can be seen for only few weeks more. As the
engagement Is short and Nine. Modi Sa intends be
fore the end Of it 10 give Of the other plays Of
her rcpcrtory. king Henry VIII l. produced with
every attention to TIE pictorial display for which tnr
play gives such ample opportunity. opportunities TO
TT. play p r.O.med all rare. and the pre-
ont Is such one a, should not be lost tn" an-
dcnccs Of la, week large except the nights
Of the Columbus celebration.
At Proclors Twenty third It. Theatre 81" Ne Early
Trouble" Iony Guy Carleton drama OF tho American
Revolution will begin the second Of the four weeks
OF is eng igcmcnt tomorrow night. On Wednesday
evening the i,t Regiment PENNSYLVANIA Volunteer
ATTENDED ia" performance in bod,. No cllngcs
have been made In The pay or the company, and AZ
present ncnc nro contemplated.
Tie popularity Of Emil Thomas and his company
In our Don Juans7 the Ambcrs Theatre HI,
been marked. and the Indications are that the play
will run Tor several weeks with excellent busnr,-.
The company which Herr Thomas Ia, brought IS
evidently appreciated Among 'he forrm st mem
bers OF the company, besides Thomas himself, Is Mar
gar the Gallus. WHO /, a clever soubr'tte.
John Drew evidently made no mistake as far rs
worldly pro perity concerned. when he determined
De- a star. His Performance Of The Masked BIr7
al Ialmcrs Thcatrr have all been ATTENDED by ar-c
audicnrc. In spite Of the opposing attraction, 81 The
last week. and The same could b. said fcw Of tine
dty theatres. Mr. Drew m~ every reason 10 con
graduate himself the friendly admiration in which
III, capabilities arr held by the New York theatre
goes who have known him - long.
The only change Of bill 10 morrow night except mt
the combination houses. will be At TIE Broadway
Theatre. where De Wolf Hopper and his company.
having finally laid Wang the shelf. will rc,iy
The Lady the Tiger The second In the
.ciCs 81 sunday entertainments. under the direction
u George ". Floyd. at the Hroadway Theatre will
Dee given this evening. Kellar the magician, has
been engaged, and will doubt be- the feature Of
the evening a, he will present -ome stlrtng Illus
irations and spiritual manifestations. Among the per
iormcrs ar, Mis- Laura Moore The prma donna Of
Francis Wilson'S company, Miss jennie >eaman',
Len Goi. the whistler. John W. Ransomc and Alfred
wilson.
Tomorrow nights performance OF Candy at the
Union square Theatre will mark the -OJtr appeal
nnce Of the Lputlans in this country. The earnest
hess and zeal with which the little artists do their
tasks is best shown by Eat none OF them ever
missed "a Performance in America Candy VIII
enter to morrow il, second month, and is Attracting
delighted audiences. Ccveland's MI United Min
strels" viii give concert at the linton square Theatre
.oniglG. Barney Pagan. Edward llobar Frank
Russell Charles Kinna and John Talbrt among
those who will participate in the entertainments
The present run Of HERMANN At his own thcatr"
has thus far proved most successful. Each week Of
IL has been characterized by the production Of novel
ties in Illusions. His spiritual scanccs will b,
tlnucd during the coming week. Interpreted with
entertaining programme. and the wh be will b.
supp .mcntcd with "Tm Vanishing Lady" Th-
Illusion is most startling. In consequence OF tin
length OF the programme the performance will begin
hereafter at 10 O'Clock. Instead Of al 30 rs here
tot )rr. 4 special matinee will No given next Friday.
~squattcr Sovereignty" Edward IIarrean's iocl'
play will enter upon is nfth week tomorrow evening.
as announced by Mr. Ilanlcy. and still there j. no
dminuton in the attendance. This jolly play Is
50 entirely distinct from other attractions In this
city. tiat it Is wonder its drawing qualities are
great. Tho vivid pictures Of local life. drawn In
such an accurate manner by this clever writer, are
always a pleasure 10 behold, and Mr. Braham's mc!o.
dies, which are appropriately nterTingled throughout
the entire play.
To evening. at the Casino. will see the
first appearance I'm this country Of the Edouardos,
the troupe Of eccentric French dancers from Les
Amba sadcurs. in Paris. programme put in
operation tomorrow night Will include Sprciallrs
by the Girardi juggling by Vatican French impcr-
donations by lscram. songs by Mile. Fougere. and
new sketch by the Branl)rds. who Will close their
engagement next saturday night and return 10 Eng
land. The bacts will remain unchanged.
There l.. usual. nothing to be said about Mr..
Sothcrn's In captain Lcttarbair" at the Ly
teum Theatre. No doub, this actor theatre without
history is the happier II the lack OF incident means
unDrokcn prosperity, and in thi, case such is the