New-York tribune., 1894-09-30
THE SEASON WE'LL STARTED.
VARIED DIVERSIONS OFFERED AT THE
THEATRES OF THE CITY.

THEATRES OF i NE I'll
Tho ne-,o-ranca OF "The Merry Wives Of Wind
sor" by william H. Crane and his company al 'he
Star Theatre is worthy Of attention from all VINO
desire 10 see fine productions Of Shakespearlah pay
7, Is the more 50 since is play that is not o'e"
mn, on the stage Although Mr.. Crane has the rep
utaton OF being good iirsi-nighter l. was aPp''"
10 those who witnessed his opening performance =.
Sir John Fals,aN in The Merry Wives OF "'nuso'
a, ,he Star Theatre that he suffered eoo' uea'
from nervousness. He has now pui more spir" nv
the Interpretation. and his scenes provoke ne'iy ap
,Iausa All the scenic pictures artistic anu 'ne
coors harmonic and please the eye Mr. winner
ARRANGEMENT OF the music Is by no means 'he 'e'S'
feature Of the revival, and the comed'ah 1e''S P'
with the outcome Of his experiment
Jerome * Jerome's "A Way 10 win "o'"'"'
q, the Ivceum Theatre. is not the usual conVeh-
,Ional tale OF a lovers wooing but an attempt "
make an interesting dramatic story Oh SUN"
new lines /, shows young man tehp'eD ~ -, -
honorable ac, through his love for woman e0YN
a, beart bu, made mercenary by her worldly en-
vironmenfs and social ambition Ihe pay " So
ends his probem logically and happily ana MI
So,bern as the poor young barrister mas Io"''u ~
other part 70 add 10 his gallery OF porr"',ut'n p,,.
For the third week Of Richard MansneoS en-
eaqer,ent at the Herald Square Theatre ne promises
S,s admirers varied arrangement OF plays Inc
raner,orv Is announced as follows: Monday beau
pr,,omell' Tuesday, Arms and the Man
"wednesday matinee. Beau Drummer Neu'eSu"S
evening prince Kari: THURSDAY a far'Slan "'
nance; Friday evening and Saturday m"'i.,ee' ..ns
Arms and the man "a'"'N"'
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
To-morrow evening Paul Iindaus drama. Der
Andere." will receive its first American pfouuc'io"
at the Irving Place Theatre. The Ieadihs par -
An the hands of Max Bra, from the Royai 'ou''
,rbeatre In STUTTGART, who will make ms nrsl APP
nearance here. The cast is as follows: Dr f""e, .
Nox R,ra. Fanny his sister. Anna Rraga; ArhoIuS'
attorney-at-la Julius Strobel; Agnes HIS ''''''
charlotte Durand: Professor Feherma"h' A'"iu'
I,gcelinr: Kleinchen. Emil Otto; Neiger' ponce
caniain Semmy Herzmann Amahe rlieoen' ~
One Nebauer; Charlotte Crete Galus (her nrst APP
,aoronce,. Kari Dickers Adolf Link; Albert Schroet
,n Iacoues Hotwitz: Wilhelm Fingerng' "iiiiaih
Bechtel the innkeeper. Julius Ascher' ,. -.
The closing performances or Ne" ip'0o N
palmer's Theatre announced. Ihere i no o."
thority for the statement that MT. fai'h', ",''
ducs .'The Dancing Girl" Miss Olga >e'hei SU'e
=, 80 r,av an engagement of four weeks IN Inc
rrorsgrassor" beginning, october To- ana on No.
,,ernhe- 70 there Will be s production oi my
Woman" presented by arrangement win '""'
,,rohroon when Miss Annie Russell Will appear
t.or a ohsence from 1.-The stage of several years
"a Gaiety Girr' keeps'on its joyous way at D"iS
rbootra The house is always crowded anu '"e
dresses and faces and voices OF the young "o'',n
on the stage give pleasure to'the eye "'u ' -,
,,,successful effort has been maue 10 he'P
60. lin New-York little beyond the or's-
fna1
,.h ,,bor, the company haze engagements nave
,aara now it is going and 'they Will have ther
bond. ....t o,,o, mora
Iobn Drew is apparently, attracting even Hoie
favorable attention at the hlhpire ~ rho
he AID at the beginning of his engagement" i"e
- ~ have grown larger and much interest j.
..a,,es.ed in The Baube shop The play see"s
ILL, +o hold the stage til IT is replaced py aho'ne
hy the same asthor, "The Masqueraders' WIN
.,h;ch tho stock company 10 begin It's season
haO
~ their new play. "Humpty Dumpty Up 10 Da'e,
y. .h rf,b Avenue Theatre. The audiences nave
,oan delighted with the excellent produc"oh' INC
ISl,putians are artistic In everything 'he! U"u
take The giant Kaleb's appearance IN 're "uu'
,,,,r, during the intermission creates much IN
terest , ,, -. tho
"sbenandoah" enters on It's sixth week a' 'ne
,ar,v of Music tomorrow. Immense crowds
and great enthusiasm mark its career. Not o"''
Is the production excellent but the play Hseii POS
sesses an intrinsic merit mat seems u VIII ~ ~
the public. . =. tho
Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow evening" "p
rearing in The Irish Artist" by Augustus fltou
and George H. Jessop. which Will then nay haVe I,s
first production in this city Mr. Ocose T h him
self MY Beautiful Irish Maid" Look IN Ny ny
Heart Heart We W also sing Tom Moores believe
me- If all those endearing young cna'imsi NV
anS nSr The Costumes Which are HISTORICALLY
correct. we're designed by H. a. Ogden In the cast
dim j w Hague Luke Martin, Louis Haines'
Frank Peters. George Wallace MISS LOLA 10y WIe
Iia Irvine Miss Grace Burton and Miss ling
Burton ,,o... :. so,, % bave finished its sec
ond week at the Standard Theatre with a better
record than "Charley's Aunt made at the sane sane
theatre in the same time. The new farce Is gong
along in most gratifying way. The large aud-
ences find plenty OF fun in 1t, and the Two ana a
half hours of the performance pass with much
joIity. .. r.no,.
Wilson at Abbey's Theatre with The Devils %
Deputy has proven from M ma financial PoaI a OF HeS
owsk the composer of The Queen of Brllliants"
and THE Devils Deputy. is on the ocean ana is
expected to arrive here about the middle OF the
Garden Theatre VII @ to echo With no,5ae the
fortnight Long existing out Of town cGnIraGis can
Longer be dsfsrTd Th & ksny S yng oc
ours Friday. october II, when the souvenirs VIII
eempahy ee % iSka It's fareWe Miss Se rag
gins is to appear tomorrow night as me younger
Pepta, the dancing girl in Little Christopher
Columbus" at this theatre on October 10 -. 49,,
Kentucky will occupy the stage of the Columbus
hsa,Te this week has ana bapa o4e and iSa @ h9e s3
counted necessary OF the elements that make
one O. the best balanced vaudeville programmes
that Roster Bial have presented since their
includes the Haytors grotesques; the fhantos, in
their act called "Gobin uambols the second
Brothers Martinetti acrobats and Roman ring per
formers who are the cleverest In their line
eyer seen here: the .etchers. skaters and juggers;
Mile Marietta hi IDio and Ivan TschernOn and his
troupe of trained dogs. who appear In a hunting
scene A new feature of the programme Will be
the first appearance here OF Mrs. Annie Abbott.
the Georgia Magnet.
Tomorrow (Monday) evening Tim Murphy be
bins the second and iast week OF his engagement at
Hart conc to the Bijou Theatre week from to-
morrow when a new version OF their we.l-knOWn
fsrce-come1v Later On" Will be given.
There are some charming new pictures In the new
series a, ProctOrs Theatre where novelties follow
in rapid succession. Miss Bonnie Thornton has made
a nil with her new song. Little Maggie Mooney
and Is re-engaged All the other vaudeville features
are new ana include Binns and BinnS the Evans In
Little Sweethearts'': James Thornton. author OF
..xTy he Noon: BRYANT