New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

ATTRACTIONS FOR PLAYGOERS HIS "EEh
NEWCOMERS AND OLD FRIENDS.


Francis Wilson and his company will give Er-
,n,nie' AZ the Broadway Theatre on Tuesday night
Much that IL new will be introduced In the produc-
ton Several new numbers have been auueu ~
the score by a. De Novelis. Francis "hson WIN
be Cadeaux Miss Amanda Fabris Formerly Vi al
Rosa's company in London will be Ernih'e' 'ii''
r.nnie Weathersby will appear as the Princess
William Broderck will play the part vi Ha
The opera will given until December
"I jhertv Hall" enters upon the third month Oh
us run tomorrow evening at the Empire lheare
where large audiences have witnessed the evening
and matinee performances to such an extent ti"'
extra matinees are now given Wednesday AFTER
Moons Liberty Hail. will continue at the fmpfe
until the latter part OF october. when the regular
stack season begins The first play to be given by
rho stock company will be The Younger Son. by
David Belasco. 49,
Charles Frohman's comedians in The other
Man" enter upon the last week OF their present en-
gagement at the Garden Theatre tomorrow eve
ming Mr.. Frohman has decided not to produce the
comedy by William Gillette at present Inc other
Man" will be given in all the principal cities
throughout the country.
In .If92' at Palmer's Theatre this week. MISS
Theresa Vaughn will introduce new SONG Written
for her by Cy Warman. Tacatanee, an lhdiah vi
the Shinnecock tribe is to appear az a follower Vi
Columbus in the last act
Uovt's "a Temperance Town" ut the Madison
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will nrobably be continued through the entire sea-
son Mr. Hoyt's prohibition satire has caught tne
public fancy and there Is no reason why IL shouiu
not have a long lease on prosperity
The Lillpntians in "A Trip to Mars at Nioio
Theatre stu continue to attract large audiences
and there Is every evidence that they VIII remain
for long time to come The ballet The Flying
Heads" and the magic cabinet, which are part OF
this play. are well worth seeing
"cbarlev's Aunt will be given tomorrow night
at the Standard Theatre The list OF players IN
cludes well-known American and Englsh actors
This play has met with success in London where
If was produced following The Private Secretary
at the Globe Theatre.
Nat {. Goodwin in 'In Mizzoura AT 'ne fH."
Avenue Theatre has lost of the popularity he
won on the opening night. In Mizzoura Is Deihs
played 10 large audiences every night ana IL Is
probable that they will continue to attend 1t until
the end of it's run. The stay is brief on account OF
| Mr. Goodwins engagements elsewhere
"L'Enfant Prologue" begins the last week OF It's
successful run in this city tomorrow night at
| Dalys Theatre. on Monday. october 2. Sol smith
Russell begins his engagement at Days in Peace
| full Valley"
Tomorrow evening the second and last week of
| Hallen and Hart at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
begins The Idea" has been laughed at by
crowded houses since the opening night 1.-The Corn
! cracker" Joseph Arthurs play will be given
| at this theatre next week.
| The musical farce-comedy. THE Golden We'd
ding" will have its first production at the Bijou
| Theatre tomorrow night. 1t is described as a
patchwork of nonsense and melody III three ac's
| and three
| Lady Windermere's Fan" will be played at the
| Harlem Opera House for week beginning to-
| morrow evening. The company engaged by Charles
| Frohman this season includes besides Miss VIZ
gnia Harmed. formerly +. II. Sotherns leading
woman several of the players who were In the orig
| inal cast of the piece in its run last winter at
| Palmcr's Theatre.
| ..Thc ProdiGal Daughter" at the American The
atre will celebrate its l50th performance on Tues
day evening" october Il. Souvenirs Will be given
This up-to-date sporting drama is drawing a large
house at every performance
Frederick Warde and Louis James at the Star
Theatre will this week present "Nirsinlus at all