New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
SHIFTING THE SCENES.
THE CHANGING AND UNCHANGING TIIEAT-
BIC Al. ATTRACTIONS

Venice" The production is attracting much atten-
ton. almost all of a favorable sort. and has drawn
large audiences.
Reginald De Koven and Glen MacDonough's OPP
era THE Algerian" has made decidedly good
impression at the Garden Theatre and Miss Marie
Tempest has renewed many an old one The time
OF the engagement is short. but no doubt the most
possible will be made of 1t.
The Kendals, who have hitherto played Pinero 8
play. THE Second Mrs Tanqueray.' at the
Star Theatre. announce that they Obliged by
a clause in contract TO produce in the course of
their NewYork engagement II. j. W. Dams new
play. THE Silver Shell" which has been re-
served for their last week. beginning tomorrow
night.
on Tuesday Sol Smith Russell will change his
bill at Days Theatre from Peaceful Valley" TO
"a Poor Relation" also by Edward +. kiddcr
The latter play has been here before, but
since then it has been so completely changed as TO
be practically new. In the course of few weeks
it is expected that Mr.. Russell Will appear as DR..
Pansloss. in The Heir at Law.
Only two weeks more remain OF Mr.. Sothern's
the Lyceum Theatre. "Sher1an' Will
not be seen in New York again and Mr.. Sothern
Will not be seen in the city until his next season
in August at the Lyceum. After Mr.. Sothern's en-
gagement the Lyceum stock company will present
its first new play of the at the Lyccum. en-
titled AN American Duchess.
After brief career of one week The Younger
Son was withdrawn from the stage of the En-
pire Theatre last night. Tomorrow night Lib
erty Hail. will be given again. This play has al
ready gained popularity through "A run of several
weeks at this house. 1t will be continued only for
n week. and will then be followed by The Coun-
clor's Wife" by Jerome X Jerome
The new hold Of the public taste that Francis
Wilson has succeeded in gaining by his production
of "Erminie' at the Broadway Theatre is some
thing not to be expected in operate REVEALS. The
fifth week of the engagement Will begin tomorrow
evening. and Mr.. Wilson will then play the part Of
Cadeaux for the l.co0th time
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow night
"Shore Acres will be for the first time in
this city James A. Herne is the author Of the
play and has the leading part in il. The scenery
for the New-York produ,to is entirely new. The
production being heavy one and the play
Ions IL will be necessary begin early: therefore
the curtain will rise promptly at o'clock every
evening, and at O'Clock at every Saturday mat
inee
NJ. W. Hanley announces that the same enhusi-
asm and large audiences mark the progress OF
Harrigan's play. THE Wooen Stocking"
the beginning. The business. he says.
is far ahead of last The works OF Mr..
Harrigan Of such distinct and original
character true TO life and to the point. that he
stands alone in his style OF writing The New
York public recognizes the fact. and this Is the
reason Of his success.
Mr.. Rosenquest announces for this week at the
Bijou Theatre Robert Hilliari and Paul Arthur.
porting company includes Olive May. Estee MGR
timer. Jeanette Fcrril. Ida Bell. Theodore Bah
COCK, Walter II. Woodall and T.. J. LalOr. Mcssrs
Hilliarl and Arthur have decided TO present the
monoogue. Fra Giacamo." curtain raiser to
THE Nominee" instead OF MY Lady Help"
originally announced Fra Giacamo' is an adap-
tation for the stage by Mr.. Hliiard Of the poem by
Robert Buchanan.
No evidence that there has been or is any finan-
cial depression in town can be seen at the Ameri-
can Theatre. where THE Prodlga Daughter con-
tinues its long to crowded houses, which be
excited nightly over the scenes and the imi-
tation of the steeplechase.
"Charley's Aunt" has not yielded any Of its pop
ularity to the new attractions in town. although 1t
is entering its second month at the Standard
Theatre. Its success there continues. and the
standing room sign is in at the after
noon well as the night performances The farce
is to be produced in Boston in November and a
contract has been made to run II there all through
the present season. Several actors engaged for
the Boston cast now on their way here from
London. The Wednesday matinees of "Charley's
Aunt at the Standard will continue to the end Of
its run In election week a matinee will be given
Tuesday instead Of Wednesday,
The rep.rtory of the Irving Place Theatre for
the coming week is follows. Monday and
Wedne day evenings. "Lolo's Father. Tuesday.
Suderm ms drama ''Iieimath'; Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. comedy by Gustave Won
Moser, entitled Der Lebemann."' which Will be
given with an exceptionally strong cast. Including
all the principal members OF Mr.. Conried's stock
company. per Lebemann' has met with success
in Berlin.
The long of the Liliputians In "a Trip TO
Mars Niblos. will close with the present
week There is doubt that the last eight per
formanccs. including the Wednesday and Saturday
matinecs. will be attended by large audiences The
little artists popular. and whenever they re-
turn to the metropolis they are sure 10 receive n
hearty welcome An occurrence Of this week will
be the temperance Of Miss Selma GoerneT.
I'm Old Kentucky" is booked for "A long run at
the Academy of Music. If the enthusiasm with
which it is greeted nightly and the size OF the audi
ences can be taken as an Indication. 1t Is a
combination Of thrilling situations with mass Of
scenery and mechanical effects.
The season is fully established at Tony Pastors
Theatre. 1t does not take long for II to become
so after 1t is once started. The attractions an
nounced for this week J. W. Kelly. known az
'the Rolling Mil Man.: Frank Bush the first APP
pearance in Ncw-York Of the four Vendomes jeff
Harry Arthur and Sidney. in'Thc Musical Laundry;
Miss Eunice Vance English serio-comic and char
acter singer Miss Clara Beckwith. who lives. eats
walks. plays. waltzcs reads and acts under the
water: the two Franks. gymnasts on the horizontal
bar: Zarmo, the man who stands on his head while
doing difficult juggling the parody singers. John
and Nellie Mccarthy the Crane brothers, Master |
Eddie Abbott. assisted by his faithful servant
Joseph Eambl"tt negro comedian and banjOist, |
and J. F. Burtine's performing dogs
1.-The New south will be given at the Columbus |
Theatre Harlem this week. This is play that |
has been seen at the Broadway and IIoyts Madi- |
son Square theatres within the last year The |
piece will be produced with all its picturesque seem
cry. and with Joseph Gri;mer and Miss Phoebe |
Davies in the leading characters Among the cast |
will be Scott Cooper Ross ONeal George VI. Les |
lie Holbrook Bllnn and Miss Bebe Vining
Every week finds some new melody drollery |
in 49, which continues to do good business |
at Palmers. Nothing seems TO stand in the way |
OF its running for long time. Miss Theresa |
Vaughn. the lnfanta Of 'li92" has been invited TO |
appear as Amiens in the performance OF AS You |
Like IT, TO he given by the Professional Womens |
League at Pamcr's Theatre on the afternoon OF
November lG
Tomorrow evening jefferson, Klaw and Erlang-
er's production Of The Country Circus returns J