New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

seen here 1t has made a tour Of the prncnaa ~ Isl
! cities II Will remain for only two weeks
~ Trip to Chnltown' entered on Thursd.v
the second year of It's run at the Madison 80,
Theatre, where the first anniversary was ce.h,..
on Wednesday. The play will not be Withdraw, =
long ume. For this week the usual changes m
be made In songs and dances.
The new policy Of presenting two one-aot 49,.
at each performance at Roster & Bial's is q po,r
venture. The music Of both The Rendesyouss -.
Buebeard' Is bright and catchy and Is sung bv -.
newly organized company, with Fred solomon "A y,
principal In each OF the casts. Marie Nanoni s,m
continues to sing her song George" and has oSd.
several new ones. The Edouardos, who are c.v'
erotesque dancers, have made hit and are mesen,
| almost entirely new act. NJ. and Mme Berat n,
! French duettists, have introduced a number Of NJ.
specalties. Tomorrow night Wood and shepard MAJ
| their reappearance at this house. At the couc,r
| tonight Nanon Amann, VI. and Nine Berat W.
and shepard, and Katherine b. Howe win appear
Kns-Nes, an equllibrst from Les Ambassadeu.
| Paris, has created much interest at the Inpers
Music liall. one Of his eats is balancing a m,s
sitting In chair on his nose. Altogether, he M ia.
Surprise TO the audiences Fougele holds the bosu.
at IL O'Clock She will sing her new song, .TaraS
Boom-deay,' tomorrow evening. Among the neS.
Vile Miss Ella Citing, Professor Osten May weuss
worth and the Girarcs. Those who sun remain AZ
iitrot. Foster and Lewis and Jessie Giles.
Billy Birch the once famous minstrel, viii hav.
IN.
list OF entertainers includes Frank Mordaunt JOIN
| A. Coleman, Wood and Shepard, Sophia WorraI
GEaee Whs0rd Ed%@ IrsSh JSSn RELY
| Louise Rowe, Fanny Liddard, Frank Lawton, HugheJ
Dougherty, Bonnie Thornton, LIZZIE Richmond
| Tuxedo Quartette Guibal and Nine. Marie Grevils
| signor Duse, the Italian actress who Is to ap
pear here in January under the direction Of Carl ast
| ihcodor Rosenteld, Is TO be supported by strMs
company. Her Leading man Is q be sisnor Ardot
,ale yosns
| actress heretofore known ms Minna H. Gale viii b
known professionally In the future. she viii NAL.
Rosalind In AS You Like It, at the Star Theat,
| on December 20.
IL member OF Miss Rose COghlans company, Is q
make tour in the West beginning about .yel
smiths Daughter" 1t is an adaptation from Dick
ens's . Barnaby Ridge" and Miss Moreland Will d
Play s PIT Theatre Of p0y offers for
holiday season beginning on Monday evening, Noyem
Der II, c. b.. jefferson, Klaw & Erlangers "Coun1
and and ponie, number about eighy-hve in all. Il:
cast OF the play includes G. y. Hawkins, F. A. Tanns
| hin. IT,, Henri Lynn, MAJ Jones, Leon Morris and
Misses Josepha Crowell, f. \. sands and Lotto
| Edward paulton one OF the authors Of Niose'
is at present engaged in writing novel Professionally
entitled The Falls
| can rights TO Then Flowers Grew Falrer,' and
". c." one-act PLAYS by scott Nane, an English
author of good repute and promise. These lule
| NAYS were recently produced in England with sue.
cess. ~, nj a,
| New performers are TO open AT the Eden Nusee 0,
| Monday night The Misses Auber Will sing duets from
| The popular comic operas. Ando ard omne win gy.
| a skilhll exhibition N japanese juggling Concers
| win be given to-day by the hungarian band.
| charles Frohmnn concluded arrangements yesef
| day by which The Lost Paradise" Is to be produced
at the Adelphl Thea r.. London. The first premsnc,
| Wtl occur on December IL. Mr.. frOhn1n By III. con
| tract gains an interest in the man igemcnt Of III
| tbeatrc Thomas Oberle who has been stage manics
| ~ tho charles Froudan stock Company for the m
| Two seasons. sails for England on wednesday ID
| viii sIperintend the English production