New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25

WHICH OCCuI3 on IHurn03y tvo11in6s AnSSs'S"" 49,
Italian flags viii be extensively used In the decon-
tion OF the auditorium ms well the Hobbies and
boxes numerous Itanan-American societies Will at
tend the performance Of "Wang" In body and Mr.
Hopper viii sing written for the OCCASION
On Monday evening, october 3, the 45Oth perform
ance and hftteth night Of Mr.. Hoppers third wang
engagement In this city will be given The occar
Sion will be made marked by the presentation Oh
souvenirs.
The farce comedies of the week number three A
Trp 70 Chinatown" knows no interruption or sorrow
at the Madison Square Theatre and 1t looks more ana
more like a permanent institution Miss Minnie
Renwood will remain with this company for another
week and will then join the road company, MISS
Bessie Clayton taking her place at the Madison square
At the Bijou Theatre "A Parlor Match has de-
veloped some Of the old popularity which has chung
TO 1t for eight seasons. and IS now TO be trusted lor
a month Mr.. Hoey will tomorrow make some ad
dtions to his song about "The Man Who Broke the
Bank at Monte Carlo"
Miss Jennie Yeamans and her company will give
"1o P NJ" at the Harlem Opera House this week,
substantially 1t recently given at the Bljou
Theatre. Thomas Ricketts, and William Blaasdel
have been added to the cast.
Roster d Bal, az entirely new feature OF their
programme, will soon present, with reorganized
company, two new one-act operettas at each per-
Torrance. An Interesting programme at the present.
time includes Marie yanoni IN entirely new songs and
dances, Amann the mimic, in his rmarkaoly lifehhf
approximations OF public of Europe and America
Dorothy Dennng Frederick solomons Robin Hood;
Wood and sheppard, the Candles, French duetists;
and the French opera boufe, "A Village Wedding"
On Monday, october 10. NJ and Mme Berat will make
their first appearance in America at this house. AT
the Sunday concert tonight Vanoni and Amann Will
appear.
oscar Hammerstein signed contract on Thursday
with Carl Sachse for the appearance Of Nine. l..
,ki- cisy
Nine Romeld possesses voice Of exceptional quality,
which has been frequently praised abroad for Its
richness resonance and expression. She Is American
by birth. She has sung professionally In this
country. She went abroad about four years as9
and studied In Italy and France. She brst attracted
ward sang in Paris and Vienna. v
Next season Sol Smith Russell Is to play a SIX
months engagement in this city. presenting three or
four plays His present tour IS to continue for
Carl and TheOdor Rosenfed have made contract
with the italian tragic actress Eleonora puse' NINE,
Theatre under their exclusive management and also
American tour.
The Bostonians open at the Garden Theatre on
produced again, but this time 1t will be more in the
effects will be fntpodnced The company Includes the
three proprieors Bsrnabee. Karl and Macdonald as
inghan, Peter Lang, Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis MISS
Camille DArvne. Faiimah Dard, Miss Bertha t. Wal
In addition to this company these three managers
have organized another company which Will play the
popular opera and Will be s called bssa tae b E0O a GDe
Hamilton John Peachey, Of the Lyric Theatre Ell, in
ood and hni asa Mos
Issam have been engaged. Clara Wisdom WI play
Person sings viii scare. and Frederick Nichols and
Mary Palmer sing the other parts The comphoy WI,
n. Academy sIsn; o q Music on octossr
At the annual election for officers Of the Theatrical
Advertising Association OF America on TUESDAY last
r. A. Duncan. president; John Law, vice,presdent
and George Arthur, secretary, were reelected
willard At the shaficstuTv Theatre London, some tine
ago will be s o S u ms eOr
For many years Nine. Modjeska has been desr T
Of playing Katharine in King Henry VIII The
OF the much injured queen have appealed stro E
be such will command respect and admiration Inc
play, which viii he produced at the Garden Theatre me
the scenery has been especially painted Tor ana an
the COSTUMES from drawings made by Nine Mod
George W Floyd will begin his series Of Sunday
night concerts at the Broadway Thea re on OCTOBER ~
r1oyd hopes to make his concerts particularly
worthy by having the programmes strictly carried out
George Giddons and John Glendinnlns, of Ramsay
Mo-ri's Comedy company are due todav from Eng
land The former comes by he Arizona the a latter r ~
which Mr. Morris opens his season. will begin at once
at ule Madison square Theatre,
by Rose Coghan october "a. The success Of the
play in 1875 Its first PRODUCTION, with Miss Coshlan
The announcement OF this revival has interested large
number Of the former frequenters OF Wallacks old
Sn@ nrcduc on The part Of Henry Beacerc will be
assumed by Charles Coghlan. for the first time.
TO" oft ss nS n' STAGE sssn viii s the the a
Julian. Following Diplomacy Mr. Coghlaq's , new
At Washington will receive its initial metropolitan