New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
THEATRES OPENING FASH
NETWORK PEOPLE WILL SOON HAVE
ALL THE AMUsEMENTs THEY NEED.

-, Da,,,'s Theatre for the last week. Henry F..
Dixey has quickly made himself favorite. Inc
play will be followed by The orient EXPIRES,
which F. c. Burnand has adapted for Mr.. Day
from the German OF Blumenthal and Kade!Durg
The cast will include Mr. Dixey. MI Le"is, MT
Gresham Mr. Carlyle. Mr.. Leclercq, Mrs Gilbert
Miss Hansen, Miss Eva Irving. and Miss Ca'herihc
Lewis
Their seems to be end to the popularity OF
"Charlev's Aunt" After Its run here through last
season 1t comes back this year again ana draws
crowds. "Charley's Aunt" could perhaps stay a'
the Empire for a long but II has no more 'hah
this week remain there. as John Drew ana Inc
Bauble Shop move in September H. Charles Wynd-
ham PLAYED the part IN THE Bauble Shop In Lon
don which John Drew will play here. There VIII
be holiday matinee Of "Charieys Aunt Al 'he
Empire tomorrow.
De Wolf Hopper, assisted by his new company
comprising Mrs. Edna Wallace-lIopper. the Misses
Bertha Waltsnger Jennie Goldthwaite. Ahce HOS
mer. Lillian Rema Louise Campbell and l-eonie
Dueth. Cyril Scott Edmund Stanley Alfred Men,
Thomas y. Guise. H. a. Grips. j. 3 Hitler LOUIS
Shrader and others, will begin his NTH annual en-
gagement In this city the Broadway Theatre
tomorrow evening. with the first performance OF
the comic opera 'Dr. Syntax.' which has been
composed for him by J. Cheever GOODWIN af'o
Woolson Morse. The opera Is divided into TWO
acts. each having three scenes.
There are horses employed In the new
Shenandoah at the Academy OF Music than were
ever seen on that stage before. Thrty-two OF them
| figure in the big Sheridans Ride scene. where %~
men also appear. In this scene four horses gaiop
| across the stage dragging a cannon, and wheh
| General Sheridan appears at the end OF MS twenty
| mile ride from Winchester there Is crowd OF
horses in the picture. The incident Is exceiiently
| handled
People are turned away every night from the
| Garden Theatre. where Rices 1872 has been re-
| vved. The Statue II Music Is to be aodeu 20
| the new Kilanyi living pictures. There VIII De a
| Labor Day matinee tomorrow. and the evening
| audience Will include 200 agents OF the New
! York Life Insurance Company. from all parts OF
| the country assembled guests OF the home once
| The 45Oth performance will be given on friuh!'
| October r. The souvenirs will be duplicates OF the
| antique sword shown among the Columbus relics at
| the Worlds Fair.
| u so,bern and his new play THE Victoria
| Cross" have met with some favor from the pubic
| at the I.yceum Theatre. The size OF the auuehoes
has been limited only by the capacity OF the theatre
| The changes made by the author since the i''S'
| night have improved the play The Thursday maU-
| rnes n, the Lvceum begin with the coming week
| Tomorrow evening Miss Fanny Rice enters on
| the second week of her engagement at inc p'Jou
| Theatre where she is drawing excellent audiences
| in Miss Innocence Abroad" Since the opening
| night a number OF changes and improvements nave
h.en made in the farce. Several new and amusing
| cnec,aties have been introduced. and tomorrow
! Miss Rice will be heard in new comic ballad cai'ed
| my Drummer.
| Coon Hollow" c. f. Galatians. picturesque
| drama has made something Of a success at the
/ I-,.a.,,h Street Theatre al Mr.. Rosenquest re-
,r,s that II cannot be continued beyond the pres
! on, week Thus far the theatre has been nIed NJ
! every performance The piece Is produc"i WIN
| elaborate scenic and mechanical effects
| ..Tbc Cross Roads OF Life" will be seen for one
more week At the Star Theatre. the engagement
| r,o.,,o rex, Saturday night. one OF the most re-
oi,e,c scenes in the play is that OF the lighthouse
| q, Sandy Hook. Several changes have been MADE
| nv the author in the action and general treatment
| Of the piece The next attraction AZ 'he '"o''
Theatre will be Joseph Haworth. VINO WIN oesh
| a ,v,o weeks engagement on September TO- WIN
! "poso1a,e" Included in tn, s'pport are NJ ~
kennedy. Charles y Hnnforl. Charles Abbott. Miss
! Isabelle Evesson Miss Maud Iiasiam and MIS-
| Mary Barker
The last concert of the season Mt the American
Theatre Roof Garden WIN be given Tonight The
| nrogr,,nrc Will be The same last week
| 1,,o.e persons who visit Tony Pastors Theatre
! th. week will doubtless see an attraction tha'
will entertain them greatly. as II Is cons'd'reh 10
! he one OF the best vaudeville organizations That
| Will travel for the coming season. Among those
| who appear on the programme are MISS Eun'ce
Vance the Eddy Family. the Brothers Crescendos.
French musical cccentrics: Kalkasa an equihbriSt
and entertainer. Miss Maud Raymond. serlo-comc
vocalist. Pitrot. mimic: smith ana Chinpb'i" IN
a sketch entitled. AS You Like It.; Sunson anu
Merton. character sketch artists. and Alcide Capt.
,aine All this II may be remarked II called by
the good old name OF the Boston Howard Athe-
naourn Star Speciality Company.
New features Of the programme at Roster *
Bial's tomorrow evening viii be the frst appear
ance here OF Mile. Isialto East Indian hro dancer
and Dolph and Susie Levino eccentrics The rest
of the programme viii include oscar Hammerstein 2
second series OF living pictures. the Lars Larsen
family OF Danish acrobats: Troja. scrio-conic'
Caicedo king OF the Wire: Fiakowsky, mimic
and animal Imitator and Mile Marguerite, con
ms "a re-
for the opening OF the regular season on Mondoy
evening" September 10. The lobby is TO be hand
! somely decorated In white and gold. sixteen new
private boxes are to be built on the balcony line
and a new cafe and lounge IL to be constructed just
over the grand promenade. Tonight on the ROOF
garden a concert Will be given
'Salves Of Gold, "a new meodrama by Elmer Gram
din will be the attraction at the Columbus Theatre
for the coming week. with special matinee 10 NOR
| row The will be headed by MT. ana Mrs'
Grandin and the supporting company includes
Frank a. Tannehill William y. Arnold Franklin
Hurlegh. John T. Burke. Ida Valance Lzze
| Crcesc and others. -
Proctors Theatre Is still prosperous. Eleven
boxes seating from four to six persons each. nave
been added 70 the balcony for the accommodation
Of parties. The autumn season open1 tomorrow row,
Labor Day. To accommodate the holiday multitude
yin begin living T., pctnrcs an viii h0 hr
shown three times. instead Of twice at l@o ana ana
Ur r. ,l lawrence and Harrington. Miss Josie
Gregory the Dare Brothers. on the horizontai
bar: DraWee. the 1ucBieT. iIeoIoih'
! Fred Roberts. Nolan and McShane; Foster ana
ie,yis Morton and Slater and the Burts; IN
SKETCHES: Mrz Meister warbler George Ha Lli.
eoubrst and juggcr Belle Rose HAZE u1' S", ,h
the dancing club swinger. and Inez Palmer 'he
; strong woman. 1850, r.,.o ,o- tho
-yhe attraction Mt the American Theatre ior me
roct hcg,nnlng Tomorrow will he James J Cor
bett. in 7Gentiaman Jack The play ana me s ,bi
are both weknown to the e OF .nl n
city The particular scene which earned praise II,
: Fngland-the one reproducing me nhlsh OF ' NJ
Corhett- Sullivan contest in New-Orleans-w'u ps
civen exactly az in London at the Drury Lane
Theatre There Will be no Labor Day ma,Ih me-, f.,
Wiss Pose Coghlan began her tour last nlght III
Saratoga opening in ppSms,a;cy Gr
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