New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
ALMOST ALL ARE OPEN.
PLENTY OF EVERY KIND OF AMooE"I''i
AMONG THE THEATRES.

Theatre
Mzzoura" has met with an enthusiasts :. ,,ads 70
I Tho delineation of life in Missouri Is ihaue !"
aero ca natural that it is not easily torso''e" "
once -, ,o-or,o X
"The Councillors Wife," a comedy by 'eion ~ ,na
Jerome and Eden Phillpots. was to De siNe' :"
Empre Theatre in the present prei'i,,. 60, 49,, ~,
hut tho popularity which Liberty Han mas a..
.,od ,akes Il plain that 1t will not be necessary
-, ..rho councillors Wife" Liberty Hail ~
tho only play that will be done at the E''p"e W.
iii the stock company of that theatre ie'u'"y r,
November. when David Beascos new pay i
Younger Som will be produced. ,.,,
II is a genuine human story that Is toiu ne" 49,.
- ,ho s,aga of Daly's Theatre. and. although the
,ors sneak not word, they tell the story aS
clearly as it could be told In a Noiu.
finished pantomimc acting OF this fren''' f
is almost a revelation and II ILLUSTRATES ue p
sibilities OF genuine pantomme quite Il" N~ 49,.
with the artistic character of the stage pe'io'"
rce is tho orchestral accompaniment which Is a'
orce descriptive characteristic ana meiou'ou''
The company will begin the nth week OF us Ell
gagement tomorrow night ..-, ,
..Tbe Prodigal Daughter" in rehapllltateu anu
freshened shape. has been in daily rehearsai d" ''e
,,,ericap Theatre for some time. To-rorro"
nieh, there Will be several important changes III
the cast and the performance on TINS account
will have a new interest and attractiveness' Inc
hero will still be played by Leonard Boyhe WIN 10
riding Roquefort in as good style as ever
perity than it has had at any previous time OF i's
recent career Nightly the auditorium Is packed
by an audience which enthusiastically app'auu'
the clever Iiliputians in their new play mp
to Mars" The little actors are more popular IMAM
before. and thousands of Americans who are not
acquainted with German enjoy tins unique per
formance The usual concerts by the Liiipu'iahs
will be given this season at the Empire Theatre
Bedford-ave and Broadway. Brooklyn. r. ID. Ihe
first of these entertainments will take place TO-
night. -,
Ur HanIev saws that Dams Tribulations' still
continues to be prosperous at Harrigans Iheatre'
and the enthusiastic audiences which nightly greet
This witty production are proof conclusive OF It's
merits The play is replete with things that are
bright. witty and original.
The production Of sheridan or. The Maid OF
Bath" by G. II. Sothern and his company has
probably never been exceeded at the I-yceum
Theatre in elaborateness and beauty OF staging.
Daniel Frohman SAYS that it is the most eXpen-
siyeIv mounted and costumed play he has ever put
on his stage the character Of the piece admitting
Of much display in this respect
This evening at the Madison Square Garden the
soldiers will have opportunity to rest, while
the band connected with the English military
tournament with the assistance OF number OF
well-known vocasts gives a promenade concert
This band has gained its full share OF applause
during the last week II comprises hfty muSciahs
from the best military bands In Great Britain
The tournament will be resumed on Monday even
ing with the addition Of several new features
especially designed to please the ladies' ana emil
dren From the first night the tournament has been
4 success an enormous audience attending every
performance.
Charles H. IIoyt's "A Temperance Town will
be played for the first time here at the Madison
Square Theatre tomorrow night The announce
men is made that it differs from anything he has
hitherto written The story is founded on an in
cidcnt OF actual occurrence in Vermont OF a man
receiving cumulative sentence OF over sixty
years Imprisonment for selling liquor. The COM
pany to appear includes Richard }. Dillon, George
Richards Eugene Canhcld. W. II. Currie. William
Cullineton. Joseph Frankau. Frank Russell f.. +.
Maggie Frank A. Lyon. Miss Caroline Mskel,
Miss Laura Ayers. Miss Dallas Tyler. Miss Lulu
| Tabor and Miss Marie Tart.
Twenty weeks have gone since the first perform
ance Of 'Panjandrum" given at the Broad
way Theatre and yet there probably metro
potan theatre-goers who have not seen 1t. The
last two weeks OF Mr.. Hoppers present engage
mcnt in this city begin tomorrow evening, ana
hc Will again appear In this city in over year
The third and last week Of Ioe Fuller at the
Broadway IL announced At the termination OF
her brief engagement she will sail for Paris. on
October > Francis Wilson and his comic opera com
pany will begin brief season at the Broadway in
"Ermnic" which Is to be revived in elaborate
STYLE Mr. Wilson has not been in this city
since May. 1892.
"Thc Lions Mouth" will enter on its second week
! AT the star tomorrow evening The business has
been steadily increasing since Tuesday night, and
the Indications favorable for the projected four
weeks run OF the play The curtain falls at
/ 1915 o. IN.
John Pcachcy replaces Mark Smith as Columbus
/ in 'lig2" at Pamer's Theatre tomorrow night He
/ is London barytone of excellent reputation, and
was Hayden Collins understudy in Dorothy" in
London at the Prince OF Wales Theatre. lie also
sang the leading part in that opera many times in
/ London and the provinces. and was in the Lon
! don production OF LA Cigale." Last season he
/ was brought TO this country to appear in Robin
! Hood"
The Other Man" is amusing the audiences at
| the Garden Theatre. one Of the funniest incidents
! in ii is the making OF sketch Of his commanding
officer by the man who is involuntarily taking the
! place OF the artist who ought to be on hand in
person to play soldier and paint pictures as re-
auircd The awkward squad also provokes a large
amount Of laughter
Miss tombstone Bennett Is doing Jane" at the
Standard Theatre for the last times. She is going
ON the musical stage and will have her voice cul-
tivatcd i'm France for the next year or longer She
/ has appeared in Jane" 400 times in this city.
/ The last performance of Jane" at the Standard
! will be given Saturday evening. September q.
Immediately after that Miss Bennett sails. Miss
! Loe Fuller's dances follow the play and begin
| about l0l5 o'clock each evening.
J The latest addition to the forces of THE Black
/ Crook" is the Austrian juggler Mardo, whose first
appearance is to he made In the performance at
| the Academy OF Music tomorrow evening. lie is
| said to be clever and to do some of the most re-
markable feats attempted by any artist In his
profession. BESIDES the new attraction there will
! he the usual changes in ballets and smaller spe-
cialtics for this week, which will terminate the
engagement of this spectacle In New-lork.
American melodrama will be seen this week at
the Columbus Theatre in c. Il. Dazeys new play.
! "ln Old Kentucky" presented with elaborate seem
| cry. 1t certainly has such elements as mountain
! feud the destruction of moonshiners whskey
still and a horse-race The heroine rescues her
! lover from death by dynamite. saves his horse from
"A burning stable and in Jockeys costume wins