New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

SEVERAL IMPORTANT CHANGES AMONG
THE CITY PLAYHOl1SES.

York for some time to come While he has an
nounced that the production Of Napoleon Bona
parte" at the Herald Square Theatre was merely
pubic dress rehearsal is his intention to produce
il publicly a. a. finished play for the first tine at
tho Harlem Opera nouge. Tomorrow and Wednes-
day evenings he VIII 1e seen IL "Bcau Drummer :
Tuesday ming "A Partisan Romance VIII Dc
gwen. Thursday and Friday evenings Napoeo"
Bonaparte." at the Saturday matinee prince hafl
ana on Saturday night Dr. Jekyll ard fearful Mr..
hyde
The first performance in this city Of DO koven
and smiths new opera Rob Roy will be given at
the Herald square Theatre tomorrow night. some
account Of the production Will he FOUND IN an''ner
column.
The prosperity Of John Drew ard The BanD!e
Shop al the Empire Theatre continues to be most
cheering and most encouraging. No ordinary bau"'"
shop expects to do any business his except
just before Christmas. II such Establishments
could be like this one always. II would be CHRIST
mas for them all the year round.
At Pamer's Theatre tomorrow evening MISS
Olga Ncthersolc viii appear in the title part III
Camille" This is her first appearance a. Camille.
In the supporting east will be- Maur,c" Barrymore.
George Nash Il. VI. Holland. !. II. Barnes John 9.
Blackstone Grant stewart. !. Fdrchild. Miss hFahA
Irving Miss Ida Conquest Miss Marion Gray ana
Mrs. T.. J. Philips.
At the Iyceum Theatre tomorrow night T. H.
Sothcrn will he seen in one OF the pinvs n when
Lord Chumley' mas always been one of the favor
tics Of his repcrtory and he has never found
part that fitted him better II viii probably be con-
nucd for remain Ter Of his present stay ~ me
Lyccum. Jerome *. Jcrone's "A Way 70 WIN
Woman" will be given. however, at the Thursday
matinecs.
II l. amusing to hear the theories by which the
manasers Of SOM, of the other theatres try 10 ac-
count for the great popularity Of "A Gat"ty Girl
at Days Those who have serious plays al thcir
own houses say that il is because IN" puphc VIII
have only light ard frivolous entertainments
Those who have sinai! companies say mat IL Is
the crowds OF pretty girls. The thick ana INN
chamrions Of American PLAYS say that IT is because
the company is English forgetting the numerous
English companies that have come mere ana 'ai'u
dismaIly However 1t IL. and why ever 1t is me
Gaicty girl and her gallant friend Tomin: AtKlhs
have never any want Of visitors ana th'F are
obliged to ask many OF the visitors who come TO
20 away please. and come again some other night
At the Irving Place Theatre Der Nessc H!rsch
Will be Withdrawn after Wednesday evening 10
make room for another comedy which VIII Dc seen
for the first time this side Of the ocean. en-
titled Der Kleiue Mann" II is "A fare" by {.
korlweIs The scene Is laid in Vienna. ana deals
with the election OF certain Rohrbeck, rlch
manufacturers The following is The cast: Eohr-
beck. Max uacnseler. Therese. his daughter. Anna
Braga: Fritz Rohrbock. mis- nephew. Ruioiph So
Mus: Gustav Homann Carl SICK, Engel'ert Stroh-
never shoemaker. Ado.ph Link Jo@etin", ms WIZ
Poldi Pietsch; Anna. his daughter Charlotte pu-
rand: Schatzinger tnsmhh. Julius Asch"r' NiHko-
ell tailor Jacques Horwitz. KammoIl paper-hang-
or Alfred Stenhofor. Alfred Huber. Max Bra
VAIL julius S,robl. Brimscr Arthur Egseling'
pichor Heinrich Habrich Frau Pchl"r NuFcha
Michacis: innkccpcr Of the Blue Moon Semmy
HERMANN: KinlI. Emil otto: Betty. cook at kohr-
books. Joseinc Nebauer.
The remarkably successful season OF Francis vii
a. Abbfk.g Theatre IL drawing
70 a close At the end OF The present week Mr.
Wilson vii bring his pleasant and prohiaDl" stay
nj Ahhcy's with THE Devils Deputy" 70 an end
and TAX. his departure for other fields. To-moIro"
viii De given the nfti'ih performance ~ the opera
There viii be- ~ special manifestation. The box
Office AZ Ahbcys will open for the sale of tickets for
the first nights OF Miss Lillian Russell and her
compauv in The queen OF Brillants on Thursday
morning
bronson Howard Is In town and has now play
almost ready but be j. In no hurry about naming
I, or producing It. 'sshonandonh.' which IS h.Ing
the Academy Of Music md bids fair to stay there
until spring is suiHccn, success for him for the
present
Tomorrow the I.lpuilans a. the fl'h NVcnu"
Theatre Will begin the last week hut on" of their
engagement in "Humpty Dunpty 'p 80 p"'"
The clever little actors continue TO draw excellent
houses and 1t Will BE- many months before the
IHliputians Will again be seen IN this city. MI
Ebert will be heard in now comic song.
only three more weeks remain for DE SyntaH
AT the Broadway Theatre. as hat p"dago6ue Will
close his continuous term OF mIrth and melody on
Saturday evening. November Il. and on tn" FOL
lowing Monday evening viii begin three Weeks
session at the Columbia Theatre. Chicago. tn"
success which has attended DE Wolf Hopper dur
ing his present engagement In this city has been
particularly gratifying to the management
The Man Without Country" the new n"o-
drama BY James W. Harkns jr., which '>yrii Nor
man presented at the American Theatre last week.
Will b.. transferred 10 Harrigans Theatre to-rnor-
row evening with the original cast AMI all IN"
scenic effects. The play has met with appreciation
from the large audiences which nled the American.
Peter Piper ala that which made him famous in
history but he never achieved any such record az
this: princess Pauline IL pretty as peach. plump
as n plum piquant a pint Of Pommery. pure as
A pythoness prudent a prelate. peerless az a
prima DONNA and pleasing "a Paradise In her
potent Pick Ne Up performance" This same
princess Pauline Is Of Tony Pastors latest
English Importations. the Others are the preston
Sisters. All three VIII appear for III" hIst time at
Tony Pastors Theatre tomorrow night other at
fractions OF the occasion will be Tony In his own
person. J. " Kelly. the Rolling NH Man the
Rogers Brothers. Dan McAvoy and Jessie May In
which Miss May viii introduce her wooden shoe
dance; Miss Maud HUH. Billy :. CLIFFORD. Miss
Annie Hart with Tim Suvans Chowder Mu'i-
cal Dale the Sketch Team. the Nawns In "Wrink-
lets" and the IIarbecks In Juggling ON the wire
and serpentine conortion.
The announcement for tn" week at tho Columbus
Theatre is John Kernel. who viii appear In his
farce 'AlcFaddens Eloprment."
Tomorrow evening Chauncey Olcou begins the
los; two weeks of his successful engagement At
the Fourteenth street Theatre whore the final per
Torrance Of THE Irish Artist in this city for the
present season Will De given on Saturday evening.
November 10 The theatre Is flied TO the doors
nightly and late corners unable 10 secure seats.
THE Span Of Life" which will BE- seen AT the
American Theatre this week. IL an English melo-
drama that Is unusually exciting. The scene IL
laid in England ana Africa. The story tells OF the
persecution Of a young woman and her lover by
the womnns cousin whose desire to get possession
of her fortune leads him into all sorts OF viainy |