New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

play this year with Charles Frohman's company an IN
1"T6e Other Man This is Mr.. Standings first
's'' number nj of changes being made TO the in
terror of 70 Union Square Theatre ~ - r ors
carpets and ratings are being put IN me ssasv
has been altered and drops with the necessary Try
0 %ngS on hs sSete n96i p''"''0' '
The Fourteenth Street Theatre VIII reopen onda aor
August IS when ACKNOWLEDGMENT will be present
ed with Murray as star sPpOr,so is ~ TO BE- given
With new scenery and accessories. the theaue
has been redecorated this summer; ,oo,n tic tour
next Thursday. 1t Is new name and new OF,
60t Sompos ss Country e are familiar
Mrs. John Drew Is at the head OF me TIEa'' N
lon Nh Inc sidney Drew Charles Erin werner owen
Fawcett and Frank Mills ,.,,.a ,ou
whmscalities and new Columbian Guards MaIch
by e. +. Rice, will be given at Palmer pncSev
one week from next Saturday night John ilacIeiH
who was with the Bosonians last season. VIII
take the part OF Columbus when Marx Sini.n r.
tires from the in the latter part of September.
to Play his 9rgi9a part b in cas ncdes Mrs
Annie Yeamans. John Wild, Miss Emma Pollock
and Harry Fisher. ,...,uo ro,oarsa,s TO-
morrow at the Berkeley Lyceum The organiza-
ton for the coming son includes George adfns
Finny, Charles Wyngate Miss Elsie Je Wolfe Miss
Julia Brutone. Mrs. Helen Stockwell, Mrs. Mary
Elliot Page and others, The reper,ory Will include i'
Joseph" The Judge and one-act comedy by
Mrs A. bOTsmus Originally S n.y., ea hs been changed
by Mr. Morris to Mrs Pendetons thorough
breds."
Mile. Rheas preparations for the production 70, OF
The Queen of sheba" are now. complete The
been T'i mo2ed to suit american theatres by Hugh
son Hawley. w. s. Hart. who recently returned
from France. will play the part of Hiram the
Francis Wilson's company will begin its engage,
''srminie' The cast win include, besides Mr., VII;
son: William Broderick, John MeWade Harold
Amanda Fabris. Miss Lulu CHASER. Miss Cecile
Kissing Miss Bessie Cleveland, and Miss Jennie
Miss Marie Tempest sailed from Southampton by
the steamer Fuerst Bismarck on Friday. She will
The Mgerine' begin at the Standard Theatre on
August 2s The opening performance Of The A.
de iphf on Si'' september gs Ghs g III" " " ' w
W. NJ: Wilkinson. Alexander Salvni's manager
he Macin. the business manager for several
KfaTs OF Snsed hat " savn
ma ms rs1 IN Eur rope ader Saint
leaves Genoa for New-York September l. and is
expected TO arrive here about September TO-
Theatre, where he opens on October 9. he will be
sesn in h Heir At Law and Ap oT
Mr.. Russell is now in the fifteenth week of his
~ chGas sI conanv begin rebearsas
of G innocent t' as "I M Lamb this week and
August p, for the seventh consecutiye year begin
an engagement of three weeks
The first of Augustus Pitou's companies TO take
the road will be that headed by Chauncey Olcott in
'Mavourneen." opening August ~ for weeks
tour of the large towns in New-York state. pre-
vious to beginning engagement at the Harlem
Opera House on September (. Frederick j. Butler
and Miss Rene Perselle recent additions TO this
company which will also include Miss Dot Claren-
don. the child actress.
Rehearsals for the French pantomime, II. Enfant
Prologue" will begin at Days Theatre this week.
1t will be given August Il.
Miss Helene Mora will star this season in the
new musical comedy "Comrades, under the man
agement of James Hyde.
The Nine. Tavary Grand English Opera Com
pany has now about filled its list. During the last
week Conrad Behrens, basso. and Emil Steger.
barytone added to the principal singers. and
Max Gabriel has been engaged as musical con
ductor.