New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

dance. spe,iaitic- thrn comes The Introduction OF
ore Of the prominent features Of the evening =
entertainment. next George \. Became. jr. who
, thultowu" Was substituted for the contractor.
in rl9ec ~ Il 4 ioberts and last Mr.. Hcyt has
4 f,rtinaf, v.ni,Ir, seems To have been made I'm
taking The Man without a country" from the
American Theatre 90 Htrrlgans The house has
The gallery ~ usual becomes frantic with rapture
/ OYER th" m~.oifamhur scenes. The length Of tn"
engagement IS not quit. certain A. yet. bu, The
Man Without country viii probably stay Tor
some w~cks longer
Diversified attractions announced for Proctor =
THIS week Election Day is always a notable holt
day at this theatre ana on Tuesday the perform
an'e VIII begin 40 o." a m. ami the returns. sup
rl'i hy special wires. viii be- read from the stage
AZ frequent Intervals seven new tableaus viii be
three time daily Tho subjects are n Visit TO The
rm %"t R;r,ll Ir Hril Fiora Gn the ,r' n"m
cry AMI Comm Through the Rye" with song
Mazeppd the talking ana calculating horse Will re-
man another W""k In IN" aIi-dhy vaudeville snow
arr James -. RAdcin monoOgist. stanton and Red
and Hlvers. eccentric dancers Shcffert and Kup-
pert. May Wentworth. vocalist: the RusSes; the
Charics krm1a Lillian g. Westerly. and Maggie
West The sunday concert viii be continuous from
The ATTRACTION for the week at the American
"Oi Glory" American naval play The
scenes are laid In chill in the city OF Valparaiso
ship Baltimore were stabbed in the The
ond shows the attempt to pIllage the American
Consu!s office Immediately after the murder. The
third relates the attempt to throw OF the
White squadron. the Baltimore on the rocks and
privatcer ltata by the Baltimore and introduces a
battle at sea between the two ships
At the Academy OF Music tonight Gilmore's 22l
Regiment Band Will give entirely popular pro-
gramme Nothing but the most popular music VA
be offered. either by the band or by the soloists
Who VIII apPclr These concerts are steadily grow
the fact that good music and good sooists can be
heard at popular prices. Among the artists who VIII
trato Victor Clolio tenor: James f Thompson
blrytone. and Victor Herbert. volonccst and leader
The new extravaganza introducing Palmer Cox's
hro~nlts comes to the Fourteenth street Theatre
noted singing moon. tht Brownie Fire Depart
mcnts. a chorus and Oriental ballet a startling
earthquake scene. storm at and n brilliant
iransformaton scene The scenery has been painted
by Charles Getz. the dresses designed by Regi-
maid u. Birch and the properties by Robert Cutler
me music is by Madison Douglas. score or more
Iecie . to !mpc.rso,nnatc The brownie
Rush city' Will be the attraction at the Column
leaders In the company are adelaide Randall. Miss
I'i2ra Irwin Miss Merri osbournc Matthews and
iuiger Frank Ollrlen John Glroy. T. Edward
Iia, me 'lafn Sisters. Joseph Coyne and NJ. j.
THIS week Miss Rose Coghlan begins the rehears-
rs I. OF ~ oman In Whit" with which she opens
3 After that date Miss corhlan viii devote the re-
m4 ,, Of her season to Wiike Coiiins's pay w.
Tirner in The Coming Woman" which she viii
present at The Firth Avenue Theatre on November II
J Joseph r. Whiting. } c. padgett. e. d. Tannchn
W., Frank; David Brady. Morris Donald. John
cfe and Miss Jean Chambln.
I ndtr Sealed Orders flve-act me,o-
drama by James W Harkins. ir. author Of :'The
Man without Country" now at Harrlgan's Theatre
VIII soon be- produced by cyril Norman. The action
OF the new play takes place in London, Paris and
Algeria
stuart Robson has secured from the French dram
aust Adrian Barbusse an original comedy called
'Thc lntcrloper or the Feet Of Venus" which he
Is rehearsnS and Is 10 produce for the first time on
any stage on November L. In Indianapolis
Miss Ada Chambers Englshwoman. has lust
finished portrait of r.. H. Sothern, which is "A
striking work and an excellent likeness
T. +. Proctor. with his wife and daughter sailed
l3r Enrope on the I.ucania YESTERDAY; and will be
London, Paris. Vienna and Berlin to obtain new
Ideas In connection with his theatre now building
on the upper East side With entrances from four
thoroughfires, Third and Lexington ayes and Fifty
seventh and Ffty-eighth SITS. this will be one OF
the largest and most convenient places OF amuse-
mont In the United States. Il will combine
theatre. a roof garden. two large cafes, an open
air garden. bowling alley. archery rifle and
pistol ranges and artificial Ice skating rink The
performances will include opera. VAUDEVILLE bur
lssque and circus. all for one price Of admission
The walls are now above the street level and the
house will be ready to open next summer. ;, -