The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
Thanhssivine week at the Theatres - A
GOOD variety OF stage Entertainment.


Thank seiving Week at the Theatres - A
GOOD variety Of stage Entertaiurent.
There will be high links in the matter OF
Thanksgiving mntinees o-morrow. and every
kind Of taste may be Rrati1ed at one or an
other OF the theatres II modern comedy OF
polite life. performed with nicely Of skill,
and embellished with all the art known to
liberal stagecraft be the diversion desired for
the holiday afternoon. 60 to An American
Duchess" at the Lyceum. The Councillors
Wife" at the Empire. or Tho Professors
Love Story" at the Garden. II something so
gross, yet stirring as pugiism is wanted. IL
may be found at the Fourteenth Street. where
James ]. Corbett and another prize fighter
will interpolate n boxing match into Maine
and Georgia" and at Jacobs's. where Charles
Mitchell and com panion will do the same in
The Cruiskeen Lawn" Much fun in the differ
ent forms Of farce will make audiences laugh at
the Standard with "Charleys Aunt" where
matinee will be given daily during the rest Of
the week; at the Bijou with "A Parlor Match"
at the Grand Opera House with The Idea"
and at the Germania with The Corner
Grocer" The comic operas to be performed
to- morrow afternoon are Tho Algerian" at
Days, "Erminie" at the Broadway The
Princess Nicotine, at the Casino, = The Koh,
sef the B tP9n square h@HsH n0a
and Baucis" and King Hene's Daughter"
E b In e fHFFES S WSo T
TsnpeTsnes Town a. The Malls3n square.
I'm Old Kentucky " at the Academy OF Music.
olaf at NiIIo's. The Three GHardsmen"
"The Span of Life ut the Peoples. and Land
OF the Midnight sun " at the Columbus
The entertain m ents ut the Union Square
rriiI ha0in ri n
than usual in order to accommodate the thou
sands who flock to these theatres on HOLIDAYS
The Hagenbeck show OF trained animals will
BIO opened at Tattersalls, and the Worlds
Fair Mt the Grand Central Palace. The Doris.
Huber and Eden Museums will 10 very popu-
lar resorts. The only theatres to remain closed
in the afternoon will be Abbey's. where The
Merchant OF Venice" is current, and the Met
ropolitan. where 1t is an ofI-day in opera.
The younger salvini has returned to US
In the guise OF that prince Of swaggerers.
UA,taonan. in Tho Three .Guardsmen." and
he had q rather hearty welcome at the Star
on Monday evening. He plays the part in
dashing spirt OF ne fo Sth no sng
buncombe. but with hearty earnestness that
earriesi It along trumphantiy above It's own
his last engagement In town. and his company
is better than 1t was. Another change OF bill
Tvs. where the performances Of that musical
piece is perceptibly ireshened in spirit. Tho
loan collection Is still open nt the Academy OF
Design. and the Dore paintings ut the Dore
Gallery.
In spite Of the hard times the vaudeville
managers OF New York appear to have grate-
full hearts. for each one OF them announces n
special matinee on Thanksgiving Day. Roster
K Bal. who have wisely reduced their prices Of
admission. celebrate Thanksgiving week with
an entertainment OF variety nature. pure
and simple. There is no more Koh.-Noor
at this house. and no more ballet. unless we
accept the specially offered by Mile. Neumann
anf Clara Qualitz. but Pacauerette is here
than any terpsichorean effort ever seen here.
This is Pacquerette's last week. and she is the
bright star OF the entertainment. 1t is the last
week OF Harriet Vernon also. and it is n pity
that she cannot take her Ting-a-ling' song
with her. but that dainty musical composition
has already been appropriated by florrie
young creature. who adorns Mr.. Pastors staEe
this Tina nksGying week. Miss West 10 bright
and lively. and sings rather better than ,ne
average OF her kind and very much tetter
than Lille Langtree. also newcomer ~ MT.
lIsh Music Halls" Miss .Langtrse les a q tin ns
resonance but she dances well and lCoks some
thing like Ada Reeve. Mile. Duce'c remains
on the nroGTamme and so does tbst G ths F Es
Musee the Spanish Tortaiado troupe are an
nounced rs the principal atractlon OF the
week. Delprnde may be seed there also and
Delmore. the Serpentine lancer. Inc wax
figures on view In this sftaolisnH,meht are
continual source OF wonder TO visiting rustics.
The Harlem 9perH N1sd is s Ga over To t ms
vaudeville entertain nent there Is perform
anes Of Mr.. Ham aerststn's famous work;
The ts eG prn nss Ie9n musical sessSea
theticS OF HareuT