New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
ABOUT THE PLAYS.
WHAT ONES WILL BE DONE ~ TOWN FOR
THE COMING WEEK.

Twelfth Night" viii be continued at Days
Theatre tor ont week and ono nishi more. ana VIII
then be succeeded Dy "l.ovo on Clutches" which
viii be revived Tuesday night OF next week
Twelfth Night" VIII Toe given at both the matinee
this week The attendance ihls far has cvlnccd 4
public Interest such A. ought be taken In mo busy
and attractive season which Mr.. DAILY promises.
The rcpertory for the week AT the Metropolitan
Opera House Is announced ~ follows. Monday.
"Otello": Wednesday. "Lohcngrln': Friday "l,so-
ietto": Saturday afternoon. Carmen" The series
OF popular price performances VII begin on Saiur-
day evening Ysaye. the violnsi. VIII appear
again a, the this evening and the other so
loists will be Mile Iibia Drog. Signor Campanarl
and NJ plancor The orchestra Will be conducted
by Anton SeidL
After an absence Of several months from the
New York stage. Miss Iiosc Coghlan Will appear to-
morrow night at the Star Theatre In 'To Nemesis,
or Love and Hate by Mrs. Romualdo Pachcco.
Two OF the recent engagements for her company
are those OF Harry Courtaine and II. w Mongom-
cry who were members OF the old Union Square
Company.
The third season OF the stock company OF the
Empire Theatre will begin tomorrow evening. when
this organization will be seen for the first time In
Henry Arthur JOness drama. THE Masqueraders.'
j. r.. Dodson VINO has been acting with John Drew
In 1.-The Bauble Shop" will remain and appear in
the play instead Of accompanying Mr.. Drew on
his tour. Others In the cast Will be William Faver-
sham Joseph Humphreys W. II. Crompton. William
Thompson. Miss Viola Allen. Miss Alice Fischer.
Miss Elsie de Wolfe, Miss Ida Conquest and Miss
Genevleve Reynolds.
Miss Lillian Russell will revive "The Grand
Duchess" "A Abbey's Theatre on Tuesday evening.
with this distribution OF characters: Fritz. Hubert
Wilke; General Boum. IIallen Mostyn: Baron Puck.
Digby Bell; Baron Grog owen Westford Prince
Paul Sydney Howard: Nepomuc. George Honey;
La Miss Suzanne Leonard; Olga. Miss Ada Dare;
Wanda Miss Annie Meyers; the Grand Duchess.
Miss Lillian Russell. The theatre will be closed to-
morrow night for n dress rehearsal.
Sydney Grundy's THE New Woman" VIII hold
the stage Of Palmer's Theatre til further notice.
| The play to follow II has been announced but no
| date for Its production has yet been fixed.
William Gillette and TOO Much Johnson have
gained much popularity AT the Standard Theatre
| where the farce and ts imperturbably mendacous
| hero are making large audiences laugh nightly
Mr. Gillette has the assistance OF Samuel Reed. =
| Miller Kent Ralph Deimore. Charles J. Bell. Miss
! Maud Haslam Miss Kate Meek and Miss Marie
| Greenwall.
| Bronson Towards Shenandoah" goes TO the IIar-
| lem Opera House tomorrow evening. and Will send
| a thrill OF patriotism through uptown theatre-goers
The popular play goes TO Harlem with all the
| glory OF its thirty horses and 800 soldiers Miss
| Odette TYLER and f. J. Radcliffe will have the lead
| ing parts.
| prince Ananias' Is developing signs or long
| life at the Broadway. Victor Herberts music has
! been highly praised and the comedy is literally sup
| piled by Henry Clay Barnabee George Frothing
| ham and Peter Lang. Miss Caroline Hamilton VII
| appear with the company this week, alternating
| with Miss ID. Elose Morgan.
| Tomorrow evening begins the fourth week Of
| ''The Brownies" at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
The piece has apparently long career OF populari
ty before It, The adult theatre-goer has not allowed
| the little folks a monopoly OF enjoyment OF thu
| spectacle. Beginning with this week. reguia
| matinees will be given at this theatre every Tues
| day. Thursday and Saturday.
Wilson Barrett has apparently made substantial
success In 1.-THE Manxman" at the American Thea
| tre and It now looks II that drama would rur
through great portion Of the eight weeks allotted