New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
THE BILLS AT THE THEA TRES.
NEW PRODUCTIONS AND OLD ONES TO BE
SEEN AT THE PLACES OF AMUSEMENT

smooth
is Mr. Aronsons first attempt at operetta. IL SAID
To he original and catchy. In the first act there
IL a waltz number for the leading woman. the
cast includes. Mark Smith, Harry Davenport
Charles Hopper Miss Kate Davis MISS Fanny
Ward Miss Nina harrington. Miss Florence Heh'
Miss George DENIM. Miss Sophie Holt Miss Bertha
Ricci and Miss Florence Franton. who will give
the Syrian dance at the opening Of the second act
Extra matlnees Of Liberty Hail. will begin at
the Empire Theatre next Wednesday, The play
remains al the Empire until the end OF October ana
not until the middle OF November. The Younger
Son" by Charles FrOhmans stock company WIZ
then he seen This company has just finished a
sixteen weeks engagement in The Girl LETT
Behind Me" in Chicago. The Councillors VIE
which was given at the preliminary season at the
Empire Theatre. will follow THE Younger Son
AMI later oscar Wildes new play which ne Is
writing for Mr. Trohman will be produced.
"Paniandrum' begins the last week of its long
and successful run in this city tomorrow evening
the Broadway Theatre. The final performance
Will be given on next Saturday evening. OtheT
cities throughout the United States will soon have
a chance ii see this opera az MIR. Hopper and his
company will begin a long tour at the termination
Of their season in this city. Mr.. Hopper VIII re-
turn TO the Broadway Theatre In February. lss'
At the Garden Theatre Charles Frohmans
comedians I'm 1.-The Other Man viii be seen Tor
two weeks more This play has been given to large
audiences since III WAS ITSl pI'H"'V' III '"'" N'''
and It is evident that the fun at the comedy and
the work OF the company both appreciated.
The engagement of Jane" which has been run
ming at the Standard Theatre. ends next Saturday
night and Miss tombstone Bennett starts the
following week for Paris. This VIII be MISS
BENEFITS last appearance as Jane" She has
played that character for 100 performances in
this city. Mr. i'm announces the first presentation
in this country. on October . Of the comedy
"Chare's Aunt" written by Brandon Thomas.
This play first produced at the Royalty Theatre,
London and afterward transferred ~ the Globe
Theatre. in the same city.
At the Star Theatre this week Frederick Warde
and Louis James will b. seen in some Of Shakes
peares plays producing Julius Caesar Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday nights and AT the Satur-
day matinee. and "Othelo' Thursday Friday ana
Saturday nights
The troops engaged in the English Military Tour
nalnent al the Madison Square Garden will APP
pear tomorrow evening in new uniforms Just re-
ceived from London and number OF interesting
novelties VIII be added 10 III" programme On
Wednesday military nsht'-the National Guard
viii be largely represented at the Garden General
Fitzgerald and his stam Of the First Brigade, ana
the commanding officers field and stan Of nearly
all the city regiments have accepted invitations
to b. present ON Thursday at o'clock pro
fessonal" matinee will be given to which the
members OF all the companies now playing at the
local theatres have been invited. The tournament
has proved successful that arrangements have
been made for It's continuance here for double the
period originally fixed upon
The play Of Sat g. Goodwin 1T the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. In Mizzoura" has taken strong hold
on the public fancy. II reveals the comedian in
new light and the manner Ia which he flis his
part has added greatly 10 Mr.. GOodwins reputa-
ton His supporting company Is doing good work
l. H. Sothem begins tomorrow the fourth week
Of his engagement a. the Lyceum Theatre In
Sheridan or The Maid OF Bath" The regular
stock company Of the Lyceum Theatre finishes this
week It's engagement in Chicago. and will appear
October , In Boston for a fortnight.
Iloyts "a Temperance Town" begins its second
week at the Madison square Theatre tomorrow
night This play seems to have attracted public
fancy and Ike most OF Mr. lIoyrs works. VIII
probably have considerable ran. The conven-
tOnaty Of the play IL Offset by the originality OF
its humorous episodes.
This viii BE- the last week OF Russells comedians
1T the Bijou Theatre. whore the final performance
Of the "Words Fair ely Directory - 10 be given
next Saturday evening After this this company
Of fun-nlk-rs IL To make "A long tour OF he West.
MIR Rosenquest has secured a. the attraction for a
week from tomorrow night. The Golden We'd
ding" operate farce comedy.
Dams Trlbulations." at IIarrlgans Theatre. is
| running along H. the usual smooth way of all OF
Mr. Harrigan's plays. Mr. Harrigans realistic
picture OF local He bid fair long 10 remain pop
ular.
Among the new features at Tony Pastors this
| week Will be- the three German Brothers. Miss
Bonnie Thornton Miss Rose Julian. Imbro Fox
| and Edward Leslie.
At P.lncr's Theatre ''l49.' retains its hold upon
the public favor John Pcachey. the new Column
! bus has proved himself capable man for that
/ part new bit OF fun is to be introduced to-mor-
! ruw night by the four comedians. Messrs. Jones,
Sloane. Walton and Salvin. on October 10 the one
| lundredth performance will be- given.
| The Bostonians will play an engagement OF one
week at the Harlem Opera House. beginning to-
morrow. In robin Hood The only change OF any
, note In the company since last season is in So
| pranos Miss Margaret Reed being the new prima
donna. Miss Reeds operate work has been prin-
cipay in Europe. Mr. Cowlcs. who intended to
rest for two years I'm Europe has been induced
to continue with tie company. and he will be heard
in the part of VIII Scarlet usual Mr.. Barnabec
as the sheriff. Mr. Macdonald the outlaw Little
John. Mr. Karl and Mr. Hoff alternating Robin
Hood viii be found In their places again this year
"L'Enfant Prologue" viii begin the hnai two
weeks Of its at Days Theatre tomorrow
night
IIallcn and Hart core to the Fourteenth Street
Theatre tomorrow night FOR a two weeks stay.
| They will be in THE Idea" They sup
| ported 10y good company
| Miss Harriet Vernon AZ Roster & Bial's this
| week VIII add to her rcpertory two new character
approximations. those of "non Giovanni" and
| "Sappho." with appropriate songs The new
| Partisan chanteuse cosmopolite." Mile. Edmee
| Iescot IS another feature. She has brought with
| her many Of the newest French songs The rest
Of the programme this week will include the pres
| cntation Of the ballet "Nersailles'; the Dcna
Sisters trio; the troupe Tortajada in new musi-
| cal pantomme: j. W Hamptons monkey. dog and
cat circus: the three judges acrObats, Maude st.
John. and Ena Bertold contort!onist.
Tomorrow night the Liputiaus will begin the
| fpur:h wee of \ to Mars "A \ibO'g I'm
| ~ Trip TO Mars the Iiliputians have had great
success 1t Is a spectacle well worth seeing.
| Glands Across the Sea- will be the attraction
| at the Grand Opera House this week. This IL one
Of the best melodramas known to theatre-goers
| in this city.
| At the Eden Musee this week Miss Adele Purvis
Onri will end her long engagement in her special
ties. The meteor the startling Illusion by Myserc