New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

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gre.sor' through this week and week from to-
morrow she VIII appear for the first time in ga
mile"
At the Harlem Opera House this week the at
traction will be Miss Marie Wainwright in her
new play. Daughters Of Eve" by \. +. Lancaster
and Julian Magnus The extremely favorable I'm
preston made by this pay It's first production
al Ncwburg September Il was recorded In these
columns. Since then the play has been presented
in several large cities. including Baltimore and
Washington. attracting enthusiastic audiencss and
eicitinC general praise from the critics. Miss
Wainwright, appears IN the double part OF twin
sisters. Of whom IS living quietly with her
father while the other has become a somewhat
noted figure in London Bohemian circles. The op-
por;unites for varied acting are said TO be good
and Miss Wanwright l. said T. have eNceiled all
her preylous efforts Both the authors well
known writer's and years aFo they collahoratcf In
Coincidence" which was played at the old Union
Square Theatre
The pretty girls al Days Theatre have not yet
failed TO MI the seats every evening They dance
and sing 80 well too. that the people In tho seats
are glad they came anl many 81 them straight~ay
resolve 70 come again. Everybody who has any
thing to do with a Ga!ety Gir' would Ike - hav"
it stay al DAYS Theatre longer. but it, time Is
growing short,
Mr.. so,hern's success IN Jerome's play. "A Way
TO win Woman" at the Lyceum Theatre. has
been also fortunate for the author The piece Is
now considered for production In London hy Forbes
Robertson Of the Garrick Theatre Mr. Soihern's
earlier success. Lord Chumlcy. Will be revived
here before the end Of his engagement. H. Will
when he goes his tour. play The Victoria
Cross" the Jerome play. Captain Lettarblair.'
Lord Chumlcy' and The Highest Bidder Hts
season has but four weeks more 10 run at the
Lyceum Theatre.
DER Wei-sc Illr.rh" Will receive its hrst Amcri-
can production on Thursday evening Al the Irving
Place Theatre The principal characters VIII be- In
tcrpretcd a. follows Alphous" fompcron. Adolph
Link. Marie his wife. Wnhelmine Schiul"r Emmy.
his daughter Anna Braga. Hans Mares son by
first marriage. Carl SICK Clara. Mares niece. Anna
Won Romanowski Hugo Iialcatroh Mares
brother n-law. Emil otto. Kari Won Hopfcn land
owner jacques Horwi'z. Kurt. MS son. Rudolph
Scnlus; Franz Won Rundstndt. Max Bra Chris
tine Crete Galus: Lammcrhiri. village schoolmas
ter. julius Aschcr "Wohthatcr der Mennschhet'
viii be played on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
..rhe Sew Boy" IL a popular boy. lie will have
his nfleih performance at the STANDARD Theatre
November p when n handsome souvenir Will b.
given out; The farce is going along in a more roll
licking style than ever since James r. Powers has
taken the title part. II Is filling the Standard at
every performance.
only two weeks remain 81 Francis Wilson's
gagernont at Abbcy's Theatre with The Devils
Deputy" His stay there has proved one Of the
most successful Of his engagements. Miss Lillian
Russclrs engagement In London closed on Friday
night. and yesterday she set sail FOR this country.
where she begins an engagement in Abbey's Theatre
with "'The Queen OF Brliints. succeeding Mr.
Wilson Dgby Eel will Join the company.
The engagement OF the L!iputians in 'Iiumpty
DUMMY ID 70 Date" AT the Fifh Avenue Theatre
will end on Saturday. November 10 The surprising
mechanical effects elicit applause AT every perform
ance. The clever pantomiIne In the second act IL
one OF the features OF the play. Tomorrow evening
49, " crlchra-
ton OF which the Lniputians viii sing a new edition
Of IN" famous beer song
Tomorrow evening Chaunccy Olcot begins the
last three weeks Of mis- engagement at the Four
tcenth Street Theatre. where people arc turned
away at every performance Of "fhc Irish Artist"
Mr. Olcotts songs decidedly attractive feat
ure. and oncored every night. Seats can now
be secured for any Of the remaining performances
"Dr Syntax" has had seven prosperous weeks at
the Broadway Theatre. and the eighth. which Is
the last but three Of It's run at that house. will
begin tomorrow evening "Dr Syntdx" is richly
staged, brightly costumcd and brilliantly lighted
and with its lls Of principals and evenly balanced
chorus It can be quoted as one Of the comic opera
successes Of the new season. DE Wolf Hopper
able to appear at both performances yesterday. in
spite OF his accident Friday night
William H. Crane Will appear In a character
at the Star Theatre tomorrow night when he will
be seen as Sylvanus Urban In Paul NJ. Pottcr's
"Thc Pacific Mall" This play is in three acts. and
Is freely adapted from the Overland Route"
"A comedy by Tom Taylor. which was originally
1859, and in this city at Waack's Theatre
the same year. There twenty characters In
the play and the company has been rchcarscd
under the direction OF H. w. Presbrey. The scenery
has been painted by Ernest Albert
Tomorrow evening Mr. Rosenquest Will begin "A
two-weeks season OF minsresy at the Bjou The
atre with Lew Dockstadcr's minstrel company.
Mr. Dockstador Will open fresh assortments OF
comic songs and amusing stories. lie VIII have the
assistance of Frank White. John G. Harrington,
William Galpen. John s Terry. Frank DumOnt. and
a score Of other performers. one OF the special
features OF the entertainment VIII be n sketch
called Down In Mobile
The usual process Is going with "a MIX
White Flag" at Hoyts Theatre. Specialtics are
coming out and specialtics going In, and Mr..
Hoyt ~ trying to III II with songs that Will make
IL and themselves famous at the same time
\ chrysanthcmum display Viii be held at the
Eden Musee beginning on November and con
tinuing for two weeks The display viii be under
the mana cement OF Siebrecht & Wadley Specimens
have already been promised from Newport and
from greenhouses OF many OF the best growers.
The halls and corridors OF the Eden Musee will be
cleared OF the wax groups. and decorated with fes-
toons and huge punches OF the autumn flowers.
The main exhibit will be In the Winter Garden.