New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12

d ' dgDo with an entirely new repertory OF songs
ad 1aances The quartet viii sail for Europe soon
pt united to the coming week Miss Delmore and
,iII cor,tIa' me Serpentinc and Spanish dancers.
as usual intoducc-new @ffects and OttiIlie The
r 'S -, dancer. will also remain the programme
ne audiences at the Musee FOR IT, last week'
Snr anGi NE NE magician. and his daughters Miles.
ana ,h' Marletia- VIII repeat their latest Illusion
GaSGr ane MS Royal GYPSY Band viii furnish
M Imperial 'F Muc in sfs' Present. an array of
entertainmenl. the sisters Reeve rave made hit
NJ WI, VIII remain. Feuretto, the French dancer
WI. return for short engagement. The leading
i ia however. Will be the first appearance at
,niT IMPERIAL Of lydia Yeamans-Titus The other
,S viii include the Figaro; zoe Flynn.
, ,nr par0clst Luigi Del ORC. John W Myers. Cot
V a me veniriloqust: Kohl and Barney Anna and
gramme has also been prepared for the concert to-
Double acted by i: s Willard and The scarlet
lN,lar, acted by Richard Mansfield: has made
ne mas forwarded TO her a new comeuy-drama he
ccm mp last month Ths tis is CD ,6r
viii play farewell engagement at the Harlem
Oopera, House, beginning next Monday. November
will present "a Trip to Mars" Miss Selma Geor-
ner will alternate with Miss Bertha Jaeger in the
"A. NJ Palmer MANAGEMENT Of the Garden
Theatre begins two weeks from tomorrow night.
in j. NJ Fairies comedy. The Professors Love
Story, which met with much faEor Wnen lrst
Single si"' Week. ie'e 'u' '0'' '"'"
The matinee performance of as You Like 1t" at
Pamer's Theatre. for the benefit Of the I'rofes,
sional Women's League, has been postponed until
OF preparatory work involved. There will be over
lc9, women in the production put no men An
in the scene representing the Forest of Arden. in
trOduce her limitations Of brd-warbling. \ court
dance will be performed in the first act and the
play Will conclude with a rustic ddi'f IdIIti-
patcd in by all the Characters. Inc pIoCvedS VIII
50 10 endow fund for he maintenance o. classes
in physical culture English literature. languages.
music fencing and dancing ,,. from, tho CO..
man village in the Midway Plaisance are ON their
way home. Before going TO f.nrope the manage
Eastern cities The first station was -. Louis
where the bands arrived on "Wednesday. NoVeiiDer
l. All the German societies Of St Louis and East
st. Louis were there TO give the hahns a , nls re-
ception Both leaders. Ruscheweyh and HeTold'
were decorated with badges by the German so
cieties .,-.,..
&c making every effort 10 have its annual benefit
This year a SUCCESS II Will take place at the star
on sunday evening November 49, the i've As
will give their first ontertalnment OF TINS SCI, sfs9n
prepared by Mr.. Pastor ana committee ana II
is promised i shall , be s9 n dn Gn in ph
delpha at the Walnut street Theatre tomorrow
eyening on THURSDAY d nshj nj %'' Of Mhch he
and Paul Kester are The authors He ieG%s r, Jo-
s;eph JeIers5 n . a s rh n. Gnardsmen
Charles Barnard win on Tueslayy next give g., q
novel monolocue matinee. He VIII present nNe
new plaiform stories. three ~ them fer ne hr.t
time The following pieces WI De giyen; v Heca,
..Siias warner Ky Walter G. Bellows; New
York by AGelaide Westcott ana "fhe Properly
Letter" bv Mrs Lucus Edgar Euri. .
Victor Herbert. who has been chosen by ne
members of Gilmores 22d Regiment i'and rs i
nov leader has been hard al work IN r'orslnlzlls
the band thoroughly and ncrea,s.ng IL to n ne
s.rorrth II possesscd under the direction 81 MT.
C:i,rora The prblic viii have 4 chance 10 lud-'
Of Mr Herbert's ability as drecior 81 a. " nro1
~ Theatre on Sunday. Novcmo,r 70 ~ Ioi'.lAI
prices BESIDES Nj Herberi's first alpealaicr as
honlmaster he will play some OF NJ own com
nositions for the violoncello on TINS OCCASION IN
s,r,iinental and vocal solosts have been engaged