New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

dou's .Gisinonda' AZ the Fifth Avenue Theatre TINS
week Since the opening night numerous reasons
have been given why everything about IN" pro'"''
ton was not II should bc. Miss davenport h''-
seli Il was said weared by rehearsaH 'ha'
she was not In = ~ condition TO appear AT all she
has naturally hal time To- rest since then some OF
the advice then given shortening the play has
also been taken. and large portions OF IN" dialogue
In the early part have been removed
Wilson Rarretts Offering at the American this
week Will be "Nirginus." which h. VIII present at
every performance except those Of "Wednesday ana
THURSDAY In many respects Il Is said TO b" new
"Virginius" Mr. Barrett playing his own version
In which there are but four acts number OF
changes too have been made for the purpose "i
qulckenlng the action OF the piece.
Little Christopher al the Garden Theatre IL stili
In favor The new features are many and en,ertain'
ing A new first act played on Thursday night
This weeks theatre parties include the stewards
Association to the number OF ~" to MORO" night
and the National Fire Brick Manufacturers VINO are
to attend on Tuesday evening. as the guests 81 G. A
Bloomfield.
Henry Arthur Jones. the author Of 'rhe Masquera-
ders" has telegraphcd 10 Charles frohman MS
thanks for the liberal manner In which he has pro-
luce,i the play a, the Empire Theatre. This IL the
second play that MI Jones has had produced III TINS
country this season with the aid OF Mr.. Frohmans
players. Company H. Eth Regiment. has engaged
seats for THE Masqucraders' for tomorrow night.
fore the public and 80 Is Mr.. Ilanry. VINO says
that "Notorety' X going along satisfactorily thus
far. The old members Of IN" company ana also the
have met with warm receptions, AMI the
affairs OF this theatre seem to be- In good running
order for new season
An entirely new series OF living pictures when
has been In preparation FOR the last two months,
will be exhibited for the first time omorrow even
ing at Roster Il Bials. The list includes blind
Mans Bun" Makart; christmas Eve Operti;
LA source" Mazerolli. "A japanese Toilet. Cir
SON sally in Our Alley Abbey: Birth OF Naiad"
coomans: Evening Prayer. Birket Foster Sa-
butterfly" Picou. IAN old Sinner" Fell; ''Paoo
and francesca, bore; Home sweet homr Dper.
t;ertei: Morning Noon" Evening" Makart:
1.-The last stand Remington AhGsnrT ne W haI
cinquevalii. Jugglcr The remaining features OF me
and his trained dogs. the brothers Rossow. lilpu-
iian athletes Mile Eugenie perrscu ron,or,iohst:
Mile. Ermina Chelli and the Brothers Forrest. mu-
Collier by Edward r.. Kidlcr. author OF Peaceful
Valley" and "a Poor Relation" He will appear in
~ A. smith NJ J.. Heckert. Edward clark Miss
Reirner and Miss Matte Earle
week Ta s The asSs
Kitty Nolan. Irish balladst Johnny ray ana MIS- Miss
sn Hs !" co % the s APPEARANCE here Of
Dixon Bowers and Dixon; Edward and Josie Evans.
in Little Sweethearts'': William +. Kaye and Miss
Ada Henry. in THE Tramps Morning Cali' Oracle
and REYNOLDS. the character impersonator. Harry
Brunette. and the character singer. Miss Marie
Brunette. -
a number OF curosties combined with good
vaudeville show. will be presented at Hubers Four
feminist Museum during this week The Watanabe
troupe OF Japanese swordsmen and athletes in acts
or Oriental attack and defence have special Inter
est while the present c.oud Is hanging the
East Perkins, remarkable talking seals and George
Williams. the turtle boy. are also to be seen. r. ID.
King the paper king, Woodruff and Palmer. glass
blowers; Jo-Jo. the dog man. and Io-I;o. the glass
dancer alFo on view In the curio hail. In the
theatre a merry burlesque. entitled "Humpty
Dumpty Up to Date" will hold the boards. The
leading funInaker is BILLY" Burke. Barnum's IA
nous clown A full pantomme company has been
engaged as support including the Gleasons. J. j.
sheehan. the Hin Sisters and Gladys Van.
The seventy-hfth performance OF "A MIX White
Flag will be given at Hoyts Theatre on Wednes-
day evening Nothing especial has been prepared to
mark the Occurrence. Charles Frohman has made
three years contract with Hoyt 4 Mckee to produce
plays at this theatre In the time that II Is not
Died bv Mr. Hoyt's own plays: The contract goes
into effect next September. although Mr.. Frohman
may make a production In the spring.
In with the new vaudeville bill at Proctor's Thea
tire tomorrow will be the twenty minute operetta
Penelope" sung by Miss Susie klrwin Ben Lodge
Thomas J. Grady. Margaret Bolton Willis Martin