New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01

narforuances save on Thursday and Friday nights.
when Julius Caesar and "Othello' VIII De re-
heated Mr. Warde will take the title role, Mr.
James will be Appius Claudlus ana MISS faniie
Bowman will be Virginia.
Tho nerformance of 1.-The Rainmaker OF Syria,'
as now given is brighter than 1t was on the hrst
night The action has been quckened' ana the ci-
makes are arrived at without laborious ehort MISS
Bertha Ricci has recovered from the effects OF tho
cold which marred work on the opening night
and her performance OF Hatshepu is well done Ru-
doph Aronson has composed new number which
has been added to the first act 1t is march song
sung by Miss Ricci and the company
The fifth week OF Mr. Sothern In SIBERIAN; or
The Maid of Bath" at the Lyceum Theatre SHOWS
no abatement in the large attendance the Co.'S
tunes, characters and humor OF the days OF hch-
ard Brinsley Sheridan and the occurrences before
and after the production OF THE Rivals" are re-
produced we'll in Mr. Potter's play
Ar the Columbus Theatre this week Tony Pastor
and his company will be the attractions Many oid
favorites and many new ones Will be IN the COM
pany.
rr,ing Place Theatre with a matinee on Saturday
next after which the drama "Heimath' cThe
Hearth) by Hermann Sudermann, author or DIE
Ehre" will be produced. "Heimath VIII De pre-
sented for the first time In America
This is the last week of Dams Tripuatons at
Hs rrigan's Theatre Next week Mr.. Harrigan's
new play THE wooIlen Stocking" will be given for
the first time. 1t is a local play In three acts
Primrose and West with their company OF MIN
strels, will make their annual appearance AT the
Grand Opera House tomorrow evening They nave
nut together this season a company far better IMAM
ever before. having engaged the best talent they
could get together
The English Military Tournament enters upon ts
fourth and last week but one at Madison square
Garden tomorrow A number OF changes VIII ne
made in the programme tomorrow and several new
features will be introduced, among them lemon
cutting" which will give the swordsmen an oppor-
tunity to exhibit their skill.
The success of the three Jonghmans sisters at the
Imperial Music Hall in the last week was Marked
The programme will be almost new this week, oe-
, ing supplied by Gus Hrs World of Novelties These
include Miss Estee Wellington. chanteuse eccen-
trique: McAvoy and May, Ford and Lewis. the orig
| inal "Rowery Bows" Edward Earle, equilllbrist;
| Golden and Quigg the big and little casino; MUIR
| ply and Boyd. parody singers; the Hlghieys' mu-
steal eccentriques; Fred Lese's leaping dogs ana
| club swinging by Gus Hill himself
At Roster * Balls Miss Harriet Vernon VINO mas
been suffering from attack of bronchitis In the
| last week and has recovered tomorrow evening
will introduce two characters 10 her iist
| of clever representations, those OF Don Govanhi
and "Sappho" Mile Edmee Lescot, chanteuse Co.'S
| mopolite will also present two new characters, the
Spanish Dancing Girl and limitations OF Paulus
appearance of Mile. Alvra. the Powers family BIZ
cyclists the three Judges. acrobats; Mile. Anna'
"isa ' BrOaaWsy and Thirty the crystal
H wiii r, npI throushout the winter.
The coming Engagement of NJ. and Mrs; Kendall
to sober 3. in THE Second Mrs. Tanaueray" In this
play Mrs Kendall plays ne ,ha iron, p
ANYTHING she has Ss, eyer 0eo'e "''e''' '"'
woman Inhn Drews second starring season in THE
N soIa Rail- has been so successful that 1t has
| been decided to defer the production OF any new
play until Mr. Drew returns to this city IN feoru-
Richard Mansfield will appear one week from to-
Theatre His third week will open with a produc'
ton of Merchant of Venice IN whlch ne VIII ap-
pa brief season of opera by Heinrehs Opera Com
pany will be given at the Garden Ineatre on Mon Mon
cipal artists of the company are Mrs Selma koert-
Kron9d Mrs Louise MAILS s c NrT r Maconde
| a. l.. Guile. formerly with Mime; fatu; payne
Signor Maraschachi Perry Averll, Richard Karl.
w H. Clarke and Aphonse Fuguet
viii r. Wilson's meodrama The Police Inspector"
opening at the Arch Street Theatre. Philadelphia,
Tomorrow evening Stuart Robson begins his an.
nual engagement Philadelpha. where he Is is to
| run of two weeks. Mr. Robson is to play an en-
gagement at Abbey's new theatre in the early
IL has been announced that Alexander salyln VII
play engagement at one OF she "a '.rhe roaI.
Revenge" p,..,, a., ,sss,,,.
local "r meoirama' will be presented at the Harlem
| Opera House a week from tomorrow. with a good
,s, and ali its realistic scenic and mechanical ef-
4 fects. -, 1917.
This week Mile. Rhea is to present her produc-
| tion of .'The Queen of Sheba" In Syracuse.
! Across the Potomac" Pitou and Afrlends war
/ n,ov will be seen at the Peoples Theatre week
| from tomorrow Miss Fannie Gillette Will then
! make her first appearance in this city as Madge
| Hanford, the rebel spy. , -.
| Miss Josephine Plows-Day has been engaged by
| T. Henry French for one of the principal parts IN
| the new play THE Voyage OF Suzette" $500.
| .'The Honeymooners." the new opera In winch
| Miss Pauline Hall will sing will be given for the
| first time at the Columbia Theatre In Boston on Oc'
| tober 49, -, - a..
comic opera at the Park Theatre IN Brookiyn'
| next week In Madame Favart. 49,.
The company in THE Nominee" with hop .s
billiard and Paul Arthur as stars VIII open al inc
Haymarket Theatre. Chicago, this week.