New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
THEATRICAL ENERGY.
THE TINE OF ROSY PROMISES fOh ihh
SEASON OF PLAYS.

= .,,ood bx nure action and gesture are tiie '"
ration of all who have seen the I.,,or
Dalv's Theatre. 1t was said OF the a"o'ee 80 10
,antomimists that they could move spec'a'ors =.
p'Y -, ,r,o gesture using no words ana nav
inc their faces covered by masks. Inc a9'e' w.
=, oos,er IN understand after one mas sec" '
French company - o rreek 10
CAPTAIN Lettarblar' has but one nioie ..,,b
1850 -. tho Ivceur, Theatre 1t will then De Will
drawn to make way for Mr. Sothern ne" p'",
titIed ..SherdarI, the Maid or Bath 49,
Hair" has not yet lost its popularity ho" -,
and whenever the nights are i'"
draws good houses ,
oro ~ tho nleasant occasions of the early sea''"
r,u no the opening OF Harrigan's Theatre to-hoi
row night when the policy pursued so succes'i'
last year of reviving Mr.. Harrgan oiuei p'",
.u no renewed and Dams Trlbuatons VIII NC
presented with such improvements as the o"d's
Of the times suggest Among the members Vi WI
Harrigan's company are John Wiid' JOSEF" p"' No.
lanes Radcliffe. Harry A. Fisher, George Merritt
charios = Mccarthy. Charles Sturges, Edward j.
Mack Iohn Decker Charles Coffey, Dave Braham'
ir. Miss Hattie Moore. Miss Emma Pollock MISS
Fannie Batchelder Miss Paula Edwards MISS
Daisy Sinclair and Mrs. Annie feamans.
.I Liberty HalI' at the Empire Theatre has had
large audiences for the last week The play mas pee
pronounced by all who have seen IL one Vi III. P'
tiest on the stage 1t Is altogether likely TO nave
...oa,,oro,s RIM Tho acting OF Miss Viola Allen,
W u Cromnton Miss Agnes Miller and MISS May
Robson adds much to the beauties of the play IT.
self.
For the last week OF Miss Loe Fullers engage
ment at the Garden Theatre she mas streHB'"ene
her companv and rearranged her programme. The
farce THE Doctors Blunder Will be retaiheu' WIN
Miss Urouhart and Mr. Standing in the leading
parts Mrs. Shaw will appear twice IN the pro-
gramme Miss Mamie Cahill. who has been en-
nv diva London 10 appear
with the London Gaiety Company, will replace MISS
Ievev and Sgnor Tagliapietra has been ADDED 10
the company. Miss Fuller will give six dances APP
bearing in three at 9:l5 o'clock and in three more
at 1915. The other members Of the company are
Miss Florence Thropp, Miss Cara Daniels ana MISS
Mae Bruce.
'.The Prodgal Daughters" success at the Amer
lean Theatre will be marked tomorrow night oy
the Tooth performance of the play No souvenirs
are promised Miss Adelaide Prince, the new lead
ing woman Of Mr.. French's company returned from
Europe Thursday, and Will soon succeed MISS
Julia Arthur in the part Of Rose Woodmere IN Inc
Prodigal Daughter" The popular American Thea
ter roof garden closes at the end Of this week. Inc
closing weeks attractions will include the Frantz
family Mcbride and Goodrich. Lady Mansel Mu-
steal Dale. Lille Landon. J. b. Radcliffe, Mile. Al
vira the juggler: Mile. Anna and her trained
pugs Nellie Page and Josie Dit and the sword
fighting Japs. the Kawa Kamis.
THE New South" has added another week to its
crodtable metropolitan record and has drawn
more good houses to the Madison Square Theatre
The acting Of Joseph r. Grlsmer and Miss Phoebe
Davies who play the leading parts. has attracted
much favorable attention. The engagement will
last for some time longer.
The, Fourteenth Street Theatre reopens for the
regular season tomorrow evening. New seats have
been placed in the house, and other alterations cal
cuatcd to increase the pleasure and comfort of the
public have been made. The opening attraction VIII
be W H. Powers production OF Glen -da- Lough"
j. X Murray continues as the star Of the company
His singing Of Kathleen Mavourneen" is one Of
the features Of the performance. especially as the
venerable composer, Professor Crouch conducts the
orchestra.
What promises to he OF the strongest bills of
the season will be given at the roof garden of the
Casino this week. The Tissots. who have just ar
rived from Europe. will make their first appearance
and present a novel entertainment. wherein autom-
atom figures are introduced. They will be seen
every evening at II O'Clock The remainder OF the
programme will include juggling and finger shad-
owgraphs by Chvette a comic sketch by Collins and
Henshaw dancing by Robert and Katie Emmett
topical songs and banjo solos by Billy Carter a
few remarks by Frank Moran character songs and
changes by Connie Leslie and French quadrille by
Miles La Srcne. Byzantine. lie Claire. Cendrillop
and File de rAir recently with the Black Crook
company. The nrSt performance on any stage OF
Rudolph Aronson and Sydney Rosenfelds comic
opera THE Rainmaker OF Syria" will be given at
the Star Theatre in Buffalo on Monday, September
Is After "A weeks engagement 1t will be brought
10 the Casino for a run
Mr. Rice's hurlesque "li92" is again before the
public having been presented at the reopening Of
Palmer's Theatre last night Some changes have
been made. and long-continued season Is prom
ised
fotr ,,-fIl hoil tbo ota % tba
Grand Opera House this week. 1t is THE Silver
King" which has been repeated at intervals for
many years and has always maintained a deserved
popularity will surely please the frequenters OF
the Grand Opera House.
Tomorrow evening the Roster & Balls, in
Thirty fourth-st west OF Broadway. will be for
maly opened to the public. For several weeks the
carpenters and decorators have been at work. On
the second floor OF the boxes have been
moved. and back of this has been fitted up prom
cnadc capable of accommodating Go people. The
lower tier of boxes remains unchanged, while on the
floor several rows Of orchestra chairs have been
moved. thus affording greater comfort The bill for
the opening night viii include production OF the
ballet Versailles" with Miss Clara Quatz pre-
micre; the first appearance in America Of Senorita
Tortajada and troupe. the Delina Sisters Trio. the
Barra Troupe Mario and Durham triple horizontal
bar Performance: Mile Paquerette, the three
Judges. acrobats the first appearance I'm America
Of Miss Maude ST. John. an English serio-comic.
The coming week will give the last opportunities
the public will have OF enjoying the Madison Square
Roof Garden. sunday. September 3. the season
will end. \ rst-class bill Is offered. and NJ Gus
tave D'AGuin. the musical director has arranged n
special musical programme. Miss Mabel Stephen
son. the American bird warbler" will be the new
conner on the programme. and all the old favor
ties will remain Miss Elsie Alair will continue To
'frolic among the pansies" and the Julians. Ran
DAN. Lawlor. thu Perry brothers, Miss Kate Davis
and the Dore Brothers will present features
With the return of cooler weather the attendance
at the Broadway Theatre. where "Panjandrum'
still holds sway has increased. Tomorrow even
ing Mr.. Hopper will begin the seventeenth week
and the last but four of his long engagement at
the Broadway and the end of his travelling sea
son he will take vacation and his tour of the
large cities Will not end until May he will not