New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10

Lavender Monday evening, December lo Mr..
| Hanley has engaged Miss Esther Williams for the
| leading womans part
The fourth week Of IAN American Duchess be-
| gins tomorrow at the Lyceum Theatre. The play
will through the holidays. Mr. Frohman has
other plays in reserve for production to follow,
both by American authors; -,--,. -. .....o.
attention at the metropolitan opera House us
scenes are even more numerous ana varied man ,b
| crowds of dancers. singers and other performers
| are larger. The spectacle Is given on the on
nights" OF the opera-Tuesdly THURSDAY and Sat
urday-and on Wednesday and Friday AFTERNOONS
| Place Theatre for only "a week more. 1t has been
extremely popular there anh could
laccf and a tragic piece In one act called Mateo
Faleone;" ,oo..
| formance at the Standard Theatre and it seems
that 1t will have record Of standing room houses
day seats is good. Six matnees VIII be given III
Chr , and New Years .sr weeks r,,n,,or
at The American Theatre. ON saturday December
g. The Voyage Of suzette" in the presentation Of
be employed, Will have its first American hearing
made in New-York City. Miss Maxine Elliott. who
plays Violet Woodmere in The Prodigal Daugh-
ter" will not 80 on the road with the company
but Will remain here TO play the part Of a freed
place in THE Prodigal Daughter will be taken by
Miss Josephine Plows-Day.
Koven ana MacD6nough, will Tomorrow be trans
ferIed to The Harlem Opera House to begin an en-, en-
same HEADED by Miss Marie Temnest who ,5 conn-
duction by her clever acting and singing
The play Of In 2la Ke9'Hck s is nov W in Its ,hiT
is well established. It is booked to run at the
Academy n2 hs close ne of ihS SSTsa in town
and a performance that is undergoing constant
Transformation continues to attract large au-
dences. There viii be "A statuette souvenir pre-
pared for the 2oth performancc on January r.
Theatre, ana all probability
performances here Of their farce-comcdy, "a Par
Monte carlo" THEY All Take After Nc" ana
THE Monte Carlo I'oys' are now sung at every per
Torrance by Mr.. Hoey. Jennie Yeamans begins an
engagement at the BIjou Theatre a week from to-
morrow evening. appearing in Jane" Miss Yea
mas Day by Peter J. Daley, in John J. McNally's
farce. "A Country Sport" Mr. l!osenquest was so
that he has made contract with Duncan y. Iiar-
rison. Frederick Bryton and Charles Brooks
whereby they are TO continue to give popular-price
concerts on Sunday nights. The bill for tonight
S i PTaette baTyone Wsm n" baa
John Kearc, in a musical monologue, Master
strel entertainer; the Lady Swedish Quartet: the
Girards grotesque artists; the Gregory Trio. ban
magician; Johnnie Williams humorIst; Kate Parker
chamRern anS ME- Tou ID snd Dowd .,
uance at the Madison square Theatre FOR some
White Fla flag %a a n2 faeS win do Mk
less be when the theatre seems to need new
Tony Pastor is now singing his songs at every
performance at his theatre. This week. besides
himself he will present John w Kelly new special
ties by Mile Marguerite Duclerc the comedy trio
S. Emmonds. NJ. Emerson and Julia Emmonds. in
songs and dances: new speciates By Miss Lille
Langtree Miss Florre West. Meehan and RAY
mond the clever vocalist. Emma; Nelsonia finger
shadowist necromancer juggler. etc; the Writings
and J. w Hampton's dog and monkey circus
At the Columbus Theatre this week Iaen A.
Hart will give The Idea" Miss Mollie Fuller. j.
Aldrich Libbey. Msrgare, La Mar Al Wilson. Larry
RE De Mar and others about equally known and
liked comprise the company:
] M HilI announces that he has engaged Bertoto
the dancer as an attraction among his entertainers
at Herrmann's Theatre for the coming week. She
has been for over "A year in Boston Ouda also will
appear. She is gymnast Other engagements are
and Claxton grotesques; the Dore brothers f. T.
Garcia who plays on the psatery. instrument
Tonight the first Sunday night performance will
take place at Herrmann's and there will be a spe-
cai rroVramme at the usual prices II includes
Guibai and Greville, the iusionists; George Bry.