New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
PLENTY OF THEATRES NOW
NEARLY ALL OF THEM ATTRACTIONS
FOR The WEEK

| The pantomlmc THE Pr,ligal Son" played by
| th. French company at Daly's Theatre. gains in
| popularity As u becomes better known II also
gains AZ the thcatrcgocrs 81 the class most likely
To be- Interested IN performance OF this KIND re-
turn from the country. It should really be- done
later ~ the season when everybody Is In town ana
when the regular frequcnter' OF this theatre can be
d.roud,d upon. II propps Il. indeed. To give II a
further run II suitable arrangements can h" made
At the Fifh Avenue Theatre In Mizzoura' has
proved a noble presentation. and Nat G. Goodwin
has been the recipient II the most encouraging
compliments The engagement promises to be- inter
cstng and the advance sale is said 10 be exceed
ingly large The piece. which - from the pen OF
Augustus Thomas. the author Of Alabama" Is
c-vcrly written and admirably constructed Its dia-
logue is natural. tho situations sklfully arranged
and the climdNes legitma'".
At the Empire Theatre Liberty Hall" is winning
its way by its pretty story and its clever acting
II viii probably be continued till the return Of
the regular company. though it at first in
tended to produce another play before that time
Wednesday mitinees Will begin on September =.
Henry Guy Cartoons drama. The Lions Mouth"
viii have its nrst representation IN this city at the
star Theatre tomorrow evening with Frederick
Warlc az Hinado. and Louis James ~ Fra Angelo.
The scene Of the play is laid IN Venice and the
time Is the sixteenth century. II is a tale OF the
tyrannical rule Of usurping Dogc. the intrigues
OF "A cruel inquistor who formerly chief of
the Hcncdetti. and the Efforts of Paul I'll Novarr0.
the rightful Dogc. Of the cXed and murdered
Luigi III Novarro. To save Venice from tyranny.
At the Iyccum Theatre r. II. Sothern is pre-
senting himself In "A part. This does not
happen quite often might be wished by some
who admire his acting but the length Of time which
he H. able to continue each play which he attempts
IL no doubt gratifying to himself and his manager.
sheridan. the Maid OF Bath" will probably be
continued I'LL the Lyceum stock company returns
"a. Al aIuN ma piI
be resumed this week
''The Prodigal Daughter" maintains its popu-
larity At the American Theatre in Il manner highly
gratifying all who concerned IN it. 1t has
had a long run already and has "A long one yet
before ii. This is Miss Julia Arhurs last week
as the heroine. Miss Adelaide Prince will appear
as Rose Woodmere on September 49, and there will
be- no other changes in the cast
Nibo's Garden. under the management Of
Carl and Theodore Rosenfeld. has resumed its old
cheerfuness since the Liliputans made their APP
pearance IN "A Trip to Mars" Every night last
week the audience was limited by the capacity OF
th. house. Franz Ebert the OF rich New
York brewer. Adolf link IA reporter. Hermann
Ring as King Mumptz. Bertha Jaeger as a
variety actress and all the other clever little
entertained the audiences which did not hesitate
to bestow liberal plaudits them in return.
rvo good attractions offered at the Harlem
Opera House this week. They are Hermann, the
magician. and Miss Loie Fuller. Hermann will
give. the tricks and Illusions for which he is
famous mystfyng and amusing his audiences as
usual and Miss Fuller will dance the dances which
have recently attracted so much attention at other
theatres in town. The combination Is "A most in,
terestng one
Mr. IIaney says that the popularity Of Dams
Trbulations' AT Harrigan's Theatre has been pro-
nounced and emphatic In Dams Tribulations'
one sees the lower side Of life In many OF its
phases True types Of Irish character are wildly
brought out. rollicking songs are sung and each
scene Is given in manner that shows careful
training and study on the part OF Mr. Harrigan and
his clever company.
Charles Frohman has decided not to change his
programme at the Garden Theatre His company
will continue to present The Other Man through
the present month. and later will do the piece In
other principal cities. THE Other Man." has been
running for ten months in Paris under the title
.Champgnol malgre Lui."
Jane and Miss Loie Fuller have turned public