New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
NOTES OF TIE THEATRES
WHAT IS TO BE DONE IN THEM FOR THE
COMING WEEK

| After much preparation Miss Olga Nothcrso,o WILL
make her first appearance in America A. Palmer
! Theatre tomorrow night The first play which shc
Will present H. The Transgressor" The other mem
bers Of tho east Wilton Iackaye George f.
Nash. J. H. Barnes L N. Holland. Grant Stuart.
J. Holiday. Mrs. u. T. Bowers Miss Ida Conquest
and Mrs j. H. Jackson
The run Of The Merry Wives Of windsor" " 10
end at the Star Theatre on Saturday night This
is In accordance with MIR Cranes original intcn-
tion. Al the end % his stay herr. In December the
comedian Will present the play In a number ~ the
biz cities throughout the country. taklr, with him
al Of his present company ana the present n.s
Of the play. II is estimated that when the comedy
is taken on the road the scenery and properties VIII
MI t"o cars. Mr.. Crane makes MS production Of
"rne Pacific Mall" week from Monday night
This play ia said 10 De light COMEDY n three acts
Eugene W. Pr'shrcy Is aiding Mr.. Crane in staging
II. and Ernest Albert is painting the scenery.
Mr. Sothern has reached the eighth week of bis
engagement at the Lyreum Theatre. whor~ Nr
Jcromes comedy. a Way 20 Win u Woman" s,ll
meets with acceptance from the Lyceum audience,
Ecforr the end o.: Mr.. Sothcrn's season az this
theatre II Is Intended 10 give few performances Of
Lord Chumey." Mr.. Sothern's season wllI md on
November Il. after which time the Iyc.In stock
company VIII return for The winter season
This werk at IN" Herald Square Theatre Richard
Mansfield VIII offer most interesting rcpcriory
Tomorrow evening aud AZ the SATURDAY matinee, ne
VIII appear as the Rev. Arthur Dmmcs,lale In tn.
dramatization hy Joseph Iiatton Of Nathaniel Haw-
thOrne's The Scarlet Letter" 'lr. Jrl<vl and Mr.
Hyde" Will be given at the Wednesday matinee.
This Will enable many 10 seq the performance who
are unable 10 DO 50 Saturday night which, ~ a
general rale. is the only time Mr. Mansfield offers
these characters. on Tuesday AMI Friday evenings
"A Partisan Romance" VII be- seen. on Wednesday
evening "leau Erummon." and on Thursday even
Ing prince Karl"
"A Gdlcty Glrl' f. aiding aunr.cf,iI,, ia.
gayety Of the town by her efforts al Days Theatre
She i pleasing big audiences al the time and II
She IS not pleased herself she must be a most IN
reasonable creature. She has not much longer to
stay, and those who wish 10 cultivate her better
acquaintance should lose no time about H.
'Shenanlo ah' has been 50 enthusiastically re- |
,eVcd at the Academy Of Music that it Will be- con-
Ihuei infinitely. The production is fine one In
Every way. ON Friday evening the thrtieth ami |
'ersdry Of the battle Of Cedar Creek when Shcri-
Ian made his famous ride from Winchester VIII |
occur II VIII be made a special occasion at the |
Academy
James T. Powers having made an undoubtcd hi,
n the title character Of ''The New Boy" Arthur
laws farce, Mr.. Frohman has decided 10 have
Nm remain here at the STANDARD. Instead Of Join
ng the travelling company. The piece Is now draw
ng large crowds
AT Ia" Empire Theatre John Drews popularity I'm |
The Bduble shop il decided that nothing new
viii be presented this house unll the return Of
ne Empire Theatre Stock Company In November
lr Drew Is such an established favoric in New
ork that Mr.. Frohman hopes to secure for him
theatre in this city in which he can remain
Trough the entire winter
Al the Harlem Opera House Joseph Haworth viii
esln a weeks engagement with an elaborate pro
ucuon Of "Rosedaie." This production viii b,
iarked by all the appointments OF scenery. cos
lines and effects which characterized the presenta-
on or the piece at the Star Theatre. Mr.. Ia
orth supporting company includes VI. A. Ken
rdy Charles h IianforI Charles Abbott Miss ,
aDeIie EVesson and Mrs. r.. A. Eberle
ne iast three weeks of the Of the Illputlans
the Firth Avenue Theatre In 'Iiumpty Durnpty
10 Date are announced. The little artists are
ch iavortes In New-YOrk. and their latest pro- =
ction has achieved such popularity tina. IT might a
prohtable to the management to continue the '
n IN New-York but their previous bookings com ,
! them to close at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on /
tufday. November 10. The hftieih performance s
IL take place on Monday. October 90 The q
ednesday and Saturday matinees Of the Lllpu. q