New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

ne on an elaborate scale. In the lighthouse scena
reas Hck ea,a storm r At sea of o The @ win
Cnl,ie maaihs part In his support will be Helena
dps nr Garden Theatre is again "a busy hive of in
of the ana for the renewal
next SATURDAY night There will be new scenery
hSasi Wh snip and rs fresh cos
.ne Twelve Daily Hints from Paris" The orig
e6d new s spsc Sn' h5
Soinnh, o. ne Kiianyi living pictures Carved
4o9lh on FTay A" s aspyaS ''' the
msry partner Ms f an eccentric comedlan y for
ing SHOW" has been engaged by T. f. Rice for his
ppuriesque productions. Wilson and Cameron We're
the venns Of ah S
T. ce to apea naT tb with
DhriStopher Columbus. which has been entirely
S this p pGH1' Which made fortune for
j. C. ,W in the Australlan manager. is now
ranged to produce it on September Is, at the Four.
,eenth Street Theatre. The two leading parts are
Stuart St DS played by A. H. Wilson and Miss Jane
Robert Mantell, who will again be managed by
September 3, in Salem, Mass His repertory at the
bars he corscan nf BrohSrs VI" hSSs nm
let ana "iarrha sius" Later. new play viii be
number Of well-known actors and actresses. Mr..
Pitou's Power Of the Press company starts the
company has been engaged and all the elaborate
scenic, and MECHANICAL effects will be carried in
erts have been secured for important parts.
Mr. Pitou has sold to Edgar F9rman the rights
furniture and properties Miss Olive Gates. a
S1anS pS wsh as rG y by
Miss Innocence Abroad" in which Fanny Rice
opens the regular season at the Bjou Theatre on
Saturay evening, August p is musical comedy
is introduced with ludicrous complications. Miss
Rice will then be seen for the first time in this city
poriunities to display k"r ability A. each peTior
including one entirely new comic ballad caSd For
[ q Girl" Manager Purdy has selected the support
Rose Rande VI" Em ne Bedk as
, M1,ri,r BIrkle Georse f. Edeson Charles Coote.
John Conney and W. J. Fdns ''A''' ''e''us''O"
Goo, Coon Hollov," which opens the season at the
As e6e Is a Il 9he ny in -four Or w
anaps he s.sspp hyer m w hHt there SSGs
coored people Another scene shows a realistic and
T& Ha race 6;tweeg two mississippi seamboas
ana ins,rnImen,asts vii be interesting features
with enr new and eaboras Scenic S and an echan
cal effects; Miss Louise Hamilton who Is described
s fo b es ana efyeT h young VII be
Is sv booked for a run Of two weeks The Coon Hol
are not pickannny band bu, conslr; OF twelve
handsome young octoroon girls and eight buck
s M p ., Curtis pGta and bis compa1y rehsnrns
- o, b a, the Stan1ard Theatre prepara
St. Paul Last week MIR curtis made several
nrs SRa 'd now c to his ASnl 1@
Miss Miss cordie Ia Vega Geneyeve Lytton Anna
iFngs' HAIRY larry b. Bradley; W. D; Hamburg.
with entirely new scenery, costumes and properties
Tn rs16 are to be carried in sp,ea cars Manager
s. Paul arranging for the opening. Mr.. Curtis ana
in charge leave here for 81. PAU on Tuesday by
',rLo.
Aus1st = and open bis nesi season S" sepiemSer 10 70
at the Grand Opera House. whore be VII: be seen
actors and acreseel ncs S4 E%n rd hf w5o
also the manager Frank Henn,ng, Car. Ahrenlt.
Thomas Esgeson Msrs;on Baker. Joseph iieaiey.
f4y yas 70 \ Hcn Ghs. n4
Genevieve Beamsn. Mrs. A. $. Baker Ju.lette
Peter Dai:ey ara MS company are aciive:y re-
of e c.asIy on sl 'Pa IA " The as
ygy Sn W NGNs inc n,9T D rsy ;n
sTaeye fea,Srss ThGre WI. be new so1ss .n "a
fun evening dress suit Of decidedly novel descrp-
/ ton.
Manager Hammerstein says tha, he win b. abl,
t. team the opening da,e Of the har opera
and VIII be real at the proper tim The list OF
ncud su' 0 PASSING ssf sho% h h Gf
| Left Behind Me Fanny Rice. Charles Aunt,
JOIN prs% ma si@et jansen p'"E Sowing s WIFI
be Bow %o5 HoPf Fox We Str M anG Mf%
Ksnaa Resr6ohp Tree a pro4lgaI Daqsh'sG"
brooke. Marie Wainwright Lillian Russell and
Joseph Jefferson.
| England appear Francis Wilson's production
Of the Jakobowst Goodwin comic opera The
begin the season. is the father OF baby boy only
wd fS S %eeE Ike 9 av nn Mr. hoa %
Mr.. Wilson was signed He named his heir Fran
Manager Edwin Knowles announced Yesterday
| that Helen Dauvray. his star. Will not appear II
said that the time between nov ana that date is
too limited to PTepare @dequaegy for the Presgn5n
by William Oh but that an. an engaseineni VIII be
f, H bsy no% beng at THIS MIS-
season VIII open about the middle Of September
stock had sublet st. James Hall to Carl and Theodor
| rosenfed is correct. Mr.. Coms'ock mas. how
| they place at ST. James Hall the Royal Mar one;tcs
for the entire season. beginning in few weks
| New Blood" a comedy in four acts by Augustus
Thomas will be the opening performance this season
| of Paln1ers stock company az Paimers Theatre on
K. o. Duncan the ven,rlloquls is now song
w Snpss a me art entitled THE utery and the
Rose and the second After the cnra l,r Fall H.
Duncan is al present filling an engagement at KOS
. Max Figman writes from London that Miss Sadie
Marnot has secured new eoey by hs5d s6s @
produce during her coming American tour.
Daniel Frohmans Lyceuma m, Theatre Company open
| r II Sohern's eighth annual New-l oTk season
| begins al the Lyceurn Theatre Monday. August
"a His opening play is by Paul ~ Potter n ana
| the following: Mr. Sothern. Morten Selt6n, Row
| land Buckstone Vincent Sternroyd g. T. fiocktom
! Samuel Sothern Tuly Marshall. Grace kinlbal
| Kate Pattson-S elten. Fanny Addison Pitt. Bertha
| Bartlett Jean Coye and Ethel Evelyn. me comedy
Is in four acts and is in India during an
| Indian outbreak. ,.,, r,,, v-u,
| Peonln continue 10 hOck 10 Buffalo Bits VIA
| Vest show at South Brooklyn 10 find out Just now
| the Indians and the cowboys Iye on me pia ans
beyond Mississippi Valley ana to learn aa the me ne
which scouts, frontiersmen and settlers Ied n tne
years gone by. when the fierce Apacnss 'aS IN am,
remarkably vivid and realistic reproduction OF the
generous and thrilling open-air lie or me pIahs
nd he various special features make the exhibit
lion all the more attractive II Is perfect treat
| 10 hnrse.l oYers 70 watch me DcoutIu tEou ~.