New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
AT THE CITY THEATRES
MANY GOOD THINGS TO PLEASE FLAi'
CorRS- NOTES FROM OFT OF TOWN.

IN, 49, soor in peaceful Valley" comedy
drama by Edward f. Kidder. This play hau sus
cessfu run in Chicago In the summer i'' =,
are laid among the mountains OF yer"
s,mpIe pastoral story OF n Yankee poy' "'' ~
t,ons and his love- There are many humorous %
uations in the play which are wen """'
Mr. Russell and his excellent company r
Mr. and Mrs Kendall In THE Second Nirs' 'a
ouor,v" will be at the Star Theatre to-"oifo"
night This play Is a new drama III iou' ~
w Pinero 1t is a tale Of the preseh. Jay ~
scene being laid in England. The kehoa's WI.
supported by j. f. Dodson, @. T. Huntes' o'N
Adve. James East. George H. Gray. ~ Dea".
,uss Nellie Campbell Miss Talbot and MISS ANNE
irish Their engagement will last four weeks II.
SECOND Mrs Tanaueray" will be given TOT the '"''
weeks. ,,. p,,hord
Al Herrmann's Theatre tomorrow nish' no"a
Mansfield will open a snort seasoh Is, n,r,
For the opening night he will present Beau -, ' -,
,,ou" Later he will be seen in prince Mar. n
par,sian Romance" "Dr Jekyl and MT Hy'e'
"1'he Scarlet Letter" and revival vi .""
pears comedy 1.-THE Merchant or venice nv
cast includes Miss Beatrice Cameron MISE
Alberta Gallatin Miss Catharine Lester s'9
Leigh. Miss Maud venner. Miss Eleanore Markhoe
Roland Rainbridge Miss Grace Sherwood, sydney
Roth d n. Harkins W. n. Griffith Norman
Forbes A. G. Andrews, Arthur Forrest aubrey
Boucicault. Lorinar Stoddard, j. T. weaver DaVIu
Terrence F. c. Butler, T. +. Graham anu w. f.
Bonnerd. ,, A..
To.morrow night 1.-THE woolen Stocking" the
now local play by Edward Harrgan. Will nave its
Arst performance. The leading part, that OF
s,evedore will be played by Edward Harrgah'
Five new songs by Dave Braham VIII De '"''o
duced namely: Little Daughter Nell Seisea".
Hickey of the G.. A. r." THE sunny sue Vi
Thomson Street Way Down Town." "Calashans
Conr" and "They Never Tell All What They Know.
The cast will include Mrs. Yeamans J. r. kadcii1e'
Miss Emma Pollock. John wild. Joe SPARKS MISS
Hattie Moore, Harry Fisher and Ed Mack
Josenh Arthur's new play 1.-The CorncracKer
will be seen at the Fourteenth street Ihea're i'r
the first time Tuesday night. The cast has been
selected with care, and appropriate scenery
has been painted. and an adequate production may
be expected.
"Charley's Aunt" at the Standard Theatre mas
lost none of the popularity 1t won on the opening
night No limit has been set to the length OF i'S
run. and there is no reason why it should not be
continued all the season. IL Is IL piuy "''eN WV"
fun and merriment
THE Rainmaker Of Syria" begins the third week
OF its prosperous at the Casino to-morro"
night Age has improved this piece, ana at the
performance last night there was whoiesome
burst Of applause at the end or each act oyuhey
Resented Is now in charge Of Its producuon' ana
there to be no further trouble Win the co"-
pany the opera itself.
Mr. Sothern IN sheridan; or, The Mad OF
Eath," at the Lyceum Theatre. continues 10 oe-
light large audiences every night. II Is one OF
those plays which thentregong people never tire or
Francis Wilson's characterization OF CadeauA' the
cockney thief in "Erminie," continues to make
large audiences laugh at the Broadway Theatre
The success OF this opera IS more pronounced IMAM
It was when It first produced at the casino
several years ago The company Is better, ana the
same may be said of the scenic effects the Co.'S
tunes ard the fresh musical numbers
r. c. Cartons play Liberty Hall remains
few weeks longer at the Empire Theatre where IT
continues 10 draw large houses. Charles Frohmans
arrangements to bring his stock company 70 new
York limits the length OF Its present run at the I'm
pre until the latter part OF this month. when the
regular stock season begins with The Younger
Son" new play by David Belasco. The extra
matnees of Liberty Hail. given on Wednesday
will continue for the remaining weeks Of the run
OF the play on Tuesday evening the fftieth per-
Torrance will be given.
The season OF Nat c. Goodwin at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre is drawing 10 a close and his engage
ments are such that he has found 1t impossible
70 extend IT, The result Is that but a few more
performances of I'm Mzzoura' remain and play
goers who have not already this play would
do well TO see IT, The Fifth Avenue is crowded
nightly by audiences which applaud heartily the
work OF the comedian and his company.
The career Of "A Temperance Town" at the Madl-
son Square Theatre is prosperous With the ex-
c.p,ion OF the temporary substitution OF Claude
Brooke for Joseph Frankau in the part OF kneeland
PRAY there have been changes In the cast or the
material Of the play itself. Mr. Frankaus tenn
porary retirement was caused by the death OF his
wife.
The other Man" will be the play at the Harlem
Opcra House for a week beginning tomorrow even
ing with Charles Trohman's comedians as the in
terpretors The cast Will be the same as that seen
in the last two months at the Garden Theatre
That dvertlng extravaganza. 'li9!." continues to
prosper at Pnlmer's. For the Tooth performance,
pfyn he
souvenirs and special features. Miss Theresa
Vaughn Richard Harlow and other principals Will
have new costumes. and there will be a travesty
upon the German street bands performed by the
comedians Jones sloane. Walton and Slavin.
The arst production of Heinrich Sudermanns
drama. "IIemath' Crhe HEARTH Will take place at
the Irving Place Theatre tomorrow night under
the management OF Heinrich Conried. The action
Of the play is hid In small provincial town Of
Germany. The cast is IA strong one.
''Thc Power OF Cold" will be the attraction at
the Grand Opera House this week. II will be given
by a well selected company with all the realistic
scenery which made 1t popular last year
The Golden Wedding" at the i5ijou Theatre. will
be continued this week. Dan DAILY. George Fortes-
cue and the Clipper Quartet the chief fun
makers Of the performance. which has been greatly
improved since the opening night Miss Elsie
Affairs serpentne dancing Is also an attractive
feature
The Hnrichs Grand Opera Company will be at
the Garden Theatre tomorrow night. "Cavalerla
Rusticana" and II Pagliacci' Will be sung.
At the Columbus Theatre this week Power OF
Press. will be played by "A company OF we'll
known people
The recent changes in the cast OF THE Prodgal
Daughter" at the American Theatre have added
10 the smooth dramatic action OF the play. This
sporting drama still continues to be popular.
The Lilputians In "A Trip TO Mars" continue to