New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25

THE PLAYS AND OPERAS TO BE SEEN
AND HEARD THIS WEEK.

and Mr. DAYS stock company to the home theatre.
Twelfth Night will be presented Tuesday even
ing and for the OF the week except on Wednes-
day afternoon. when performance Of "A Night
on will be given. Other revivals will follow In
rapid succession.
The present week will be the last of the stay OF
John Drew at the Empire Theatre where his en-
gagement in The Bauble Shop" has been the most
successful that he has played in New-fork since
Re first appeared at the head OF his own company.
The stock company OF the Empire viii return next
week to present Henry Arthur Jones's THE Mas
queraders." The newest of the members Of the
company IL Miss Alice Fischer. who has been en-
gagged for the part OF Helen Larondie In this play
she has made herself popular here by her perform
ances OF numerous interesting characters. but II
H. now time since she was last seen on the
New-York stage.
Five performances Of opera will b" given at the
Metropolitan this week in the following order:
Monday. Carmen: Wednesday, Lucia Ill Lam
mermoor'; Thursday, extra performance, car
men: Fciday. III Trovatore"; Saturday afternoon
"Faus," The first Of the regular Sunday night
concerts will be given this evening by the orchestra
conducted by Anton seidl, the sooiss being lsaye.
the violinist: NJ Pancon and Nine. Scalchi.
The Bostonians have still an abundance OF
friends. They are hng tho Broadway Theatre
Loyalty every night. There IS something besides
Loyalty bring them there, however. for prince
Anaria.' has bright and sound music pretty
scenes and a clever book. Moreover. the singing
and acting OF the Bostonans are enough, If there
were nothing else.
William Gillette. after several years in retire
mtnt. due - il-hcalth. Will reaDpear h'tore the
New-York public tomorrow night as the author
OF a now play and the Interpreter of a new comeiy
mart His pIav has the title TOO Much Johnson,
and II is said TO be fashioned I'm Mr. Gillette peS'
STYLE and filed mp with clever things IL VIII ~
presented by a company which Includes p'slu'S
Mr. Gillette himself, Miss Maud itaslain' MISS
Kate Meek Samuel Reed Miss Marie rr'eHN".i'
6 Miller Kent. Ralph Delmore Charles j. heii'
Robert Hickman. benjamin HehorichS' i"
Erison and Cecil Lionel
Abundant announcement has been mace Oh VIZ
coming OF Wilson Barrett to the American ine"''
and his appearance there tomorrow night III
dramatization OF Hall Gaines novel. me Nain
man" Mr. Barrett is to be supported by l. w
percvval Horace Hodges. Ambrose Mah'N'
George Howard. T. Bolton. Stanord Sn'ith'
wood Marcus St John W. Granger, N'SS -
Jefrries, Miss Hoffman. Miss DAISY be''"o'' "'
Miss Is. Elma ,A. .,
.h ,cads,,, 81 Music The Cotton King VIII io'-
lou "Shenandoah" at the Academy beeh'''"s va
Monday. December 3. Tonight the second 'o"ce''
nv Coms;ock's Mlnstrels will be gwen
Tho revival OF The Grand Duchess ny MISE
rwan Russell and her company at Aoheys lhe'-
,o uh,.h WAS announced few days ago VIII hol
no r,ven Miss Russell VIII continue 10 present
THE Queen Of Brilllants"
sydney Crunly'. The New Woman WIN '''
bright dialogue satire and amusing reparur'' M
entertained large audiences at Palmer
and the demonstrations OF esteem for M'SS ,'''''
I,eeon are particularly fcrvcnt There VIII DE-
Thanksgiving matinee on Thursday
Tomorrow evening Palmer 'oN's HFo"hlcs
gins its third week at the Fourteenth street 'h""
h.re the new spectacle Is drawing the largest a"-
dienccs since the days Of "Iue Jeans Inc F''''
IS a gorgeous display OF han isome scenery am
,ur,es The brownies band ia a comlrh feature
~ tho rerformance and creates shouts o' laughter
and applause. The earthquake scene WIN ~
brownie fire department. the Storm sh'"l"N '"'
Brownies on a raft on the open sea- ''' ''7"
moon the demon acrobats. the mammoth S'"D'' '''
the transformation at The end 81 the p'riorhH".
,,,u. % he the most attractive features. \ hol-
,sav matinee Will DE given on ThanksgiVing Day
Bcginning with the week of December !" inauh''7
will be given every Tuesday. THURSDAY ana St'u'-
d,v The chorus IN The brownies differs from
the ordinary chorus IN one respect-t seems always
70 have something 70 10. /, does not walk on Tx"
a funeral procession. then sing and then stand stI
Mr. Teal has found something for "arh person u
keep busy about and the result Is on" OF Inc pea
ant effects 81 this carefully contriv7i ana carriNy
managed performance.
Victorien Sardou's play, a WomanS 81
lence." az the Lyceum Theatre. has gained cred
table degree OF popularity for the short time mat
II has been on public view. II IL only conNeh-
t!onal stock phrase 10 say that the nervousness
OF the first night has passed away from the com
pany and The consequent uncertainty ana hesi'ancy
from the play but IL Is fact to say that the house
has been nlled every evening ana that there hre
signscof more large audiences.
Tho novelty TO be presented on Thursday al the
Irving Place Theatre is THE Doubling Thomas.
screaming farce in three acts. by Carl lAuis ana
Wilhelm .Iacoby the authors Of "All the Comforts
OF Home" A special matinee AT popular prices VIII
he given on Thursday, in which Moser's Der Veil
I.. ted for he
INF, season on Friday and at the Saturday matinee
ech,ller's "Kabale und Lebe" Will be presented
ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday per Herr
Senator" will be played for the last times. and on
Saturday evening The Doubling Thomas Will De
repeated
After a tour through the Western country Gus
yteeges latest farce entitled Rush city" comes to
the Columbus Theatre tomorrow night for IL hrst
production in New-York. Rush city comes uhier
the head Of A farce-comedy. but with the difference
that It IL also "A spectacle The story treats OF ne "S
It is supposed TO found In oklahoma Specialtes
ar. introduced by Mathews and Bulger Joseph
Covne Frank O'Bren John Gilroy. VI. J. Gala,
CHER T. T. Han. Miss Adelaide hana1 MSS s,,rs
Cia1ln There will be- a special matinee on Thanks
giving Day. 80 a., .,...... ,s.-, % b,un.
,h v.r park Theatre seems 10 have departed on
ilrelv now that has become Inc Herald Hinaic
Theatre Rob Roy" Is filing II ful every night
anT =, I. a housr the size ~ which makes II none
too easy nj The opera has new song recently
INTRODUCED when MIS-. pIi'H TH't7
III !, b. I,iinn Theatr. to-In0rrow night william T.
Uncv VIII be seen lone star III me chara'
,,r Of Marmaduke Flam. IN musical Farce ',ilri
,"rhc FI,ms 4" which was written for him by iihilx
and Edward Pauton. the authors OF Erinmn,.
Wr Jincv appears as a prize specimen OF me Ahl'r-
can trar,p II. viii have the assistanc" ni 'on-
pany including John 9 rice Nat g Moo dIapn
tenrre " Howard, Clinton Williams fe9itr - l ,s
n,Y ,v,arirs Gardner. Miss Lille AllistOn MISS
rher,dah simpson Miss Nina Norman, MISS Xxx, a
EMERSON Miss Carrie Merrilecs ana M''s fHi'h
Merrlecs r, -, in :, ,u" ,ili have rim
in. tar
his company will leave town FROM hrrt the com
many win 20 10 Baltimore where " VIII T'nian 'o
30 ,rr.'oI, The enlargement OF Miss Rose 'oghlah NJ
'bc star Thea re will begin on Monday. l'ecrinper d
nd - limited to four weeks. Miss 'oghhn an
.tiiu los f"r the date mentioned the first perform
ance 81 n new play. ITO Nemesis ne author p King
a. Homu.idO PaChccO In the company are MISS
I.llintt Iintiie Rmssel. Mss Ellncnc