New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10

attention toward the STANDARD Theatre. which has
| been pretty well hlcd for the last few nights
Jane" * a popular farce with Newly Workers, and
! the temperance Of Miss tombstone Bennett has
been greeted with pleasure Jane will con-
| tinue at the Standard for three four weeks.
/ Miss Fuller gives her dances every night beginning
at 1890 o'clock
! This will be the final week OF THE New South
at the Madison Square Theatre. Joseph Il. Grismer
and Miss Phoebe Davies have succeeded in at
tracing attention to themselves in such way as
has gained for them place before the York
public. After this engagement Charles III. HOyt =
~ Temperance Town will be produced here for
the first time 1t is asserted To BE a serious
dramatic effort than any of Mr. Hoyt's previous
ones and to belong to AN altogether different
class Of stage composition. The leading part is to
be played by Miss Caroline Mishcl. "A young woman
OF little stage experience. but said To have much
talent and beauty.
But three more weeks remain Of De Wolf Hop
per's present engagement In "Panjandrum" at the
Broadway Theatre and at its termination ex-
! tended tour OF the country will begin in Montreal.
His next appearance in this city will be Febru-
AIRY is. 1895. at the Broadway, when new comic
opera Will be presented. \ great feature at the
broadway for the past week has been the appear
ance Of Miss Loie Fuller in series OF her dances.
Miss Fuller will continue for weeks longer with
the Hopper organization.
f.. f. Rce's revival OF 'li92' at Palmer's Theatre
IS remarkably popular. The entire house has been
sold ont every night for the last week. Mr. Rice
watches closely what il appreciated and wanted,
and makes frequent changes. that there is al
ways something in the buresque
Chauncey Olcott begins an engagement at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow evening when he
Will be Terence Dwyer in Augustus Pitou's
production Of "Mavourneen." At every perform
Mr.. Olcott will sing several OF W. j. Scanlan's
songs. including My Molly O." THE Little Christ
,
and others. Irish dramas are popular with the
frequenters of the Grand Opera House
Tomorrow evening j. X. Murray begins the last
two weeks OF his prosperous engagement at the
Fourteenth street Theatre. where W. H. Powers
production OF "Glen-da-Loueh" could be continued
for longer run had not Mr.. Rosenquest made a
previous contract with another attraction to follow
this play. Thus far the engagement OF Mr. Murray
has been fully up to the expectations of all con-
cerned.
Russells comedians in the Worlds Fair City
Directory" doing well at the Bijou Theatre
Nine. Cottrelly has made hit in her burlesque
recitation THE Glove" which receives frequent
encores. Miss Amelia Glover is popular ever
and her dances have to be repeated several times.
The end of the BLACK Crook engagement Is
now rapidly approaching at the Academy OF Music
The many clever specially artists who form part OF
the company have done much make the play
popular In the remainder Of the stay there will
be new features introduced In many of the ballots
and marches and in all the speciaties there will be
changes. The French quadrille dancers Will have
several changes In their dances for the coming
weeks, and also will Miles. Staccion and Bar
toiletti, while the programme In which Sgnor
Bianchhori appears will be one Of the best he has
given
'"The White Squadron with all the variety of
color excitement OF action and display OF effects
will be seen at the Columbus Theatre this week
The story OF The White Squadron" is concerned
with the Incidents in Brazil subsequent TO the alb
dication of the Emperor Dom Pedro. and the riots
and Instructions that followed. W. \. Whtecar.
Elmer Grandin Gail Forrest and Frederick Julian
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week. Miss Alice
Conway and Edward Clark will make their first
appearance in AMERICA. The programme also
promises the first appearance here of Little Sable
serio-comic and character impersonator the con-
tlnued engagement OF Miss Nellie Lestrange the
turn OF Miss Phyllis Allen, sam Collins and Miss
Ninie Henshaw In "Niagara'. Cyrene. the whirl-
wind dancer. the five BdrTson sisters In dances
and songs; Miss Lille Western. Dan McAvoy and
Jessie May Bob and Kittie Emmett; I'm AN Old
Thing" and Fred J. Watson, animal trainer.
Miss Marie Collins Is still gaining favor at the
Imperial Music Hall. and shares honors with the
musical AVOIDS. Cssy lind. the Tacchis, Kitty Clay
ton. Sherman and Morisey, and Mile. Delmore, the