New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
Ladies' Underwear.
THE PLAYS TO BE SEEN.
WHAT WILL BE DONE At THE NEW
YORK THEATRES THIS WEEK

The only opening per,ormanc" ~ any sort ~ IN
portancc tomorrow night mot counting the "p"r"'
will be that at Harrisan's Theatre. MT. hfriR'n
IS back. with his own company and one Of his own
plays n new one. II IL called "Noioriety.' All
the favorite actors OF last year will be on hand.
and there will be one two new ones. Mr. Harm
gan himself will appear AZ Barney Dolan OF DO
lan's roadhouse. Dave Braham contributes the
music OF SIX songs-"rhe Girl That's up 10
Date" THE old Neighborhood THE Tally-Ho
Melancholy Mary "Out on a College RAN Kan.
and TIP In the Tenderloin
At the Metropolitan opera House the announce
ments for the week are as follows MONDAY
"Mignon"; Wednesday. Faust; Friday, "Lohen-
grim: Saturday afternoon. "otelo saturday
evening at popular prices. Lucia di Hammer
moor" The usual concert will be given tins even
ing by the orchestra conducted by Anton seidl. and
the soloists will be Mime. Mclba. Nine. Mante. NJ
Mauguerc and Signor Ancona.
The public demand for "1welfth Night" ut DAYS
Theatre has proved so great tina, Mr. DAILY has de
c,ded TO continue II little longer than was at hrst
intended IT will be given at every performance OF
this week except that OF Saturday night. when
"Ioye on Clutches will be played for the first time
in eight years.
Miss Fanny Davenport regards her production OF
sardou's "Gismonda." which will take place nj the
Fifth Avenue Theatre on Tuesday evening. as the
most important OF her career She has had eiabo-
rate scenery built and painted. and has spent much
time care and money costumes and accessories
Her supporting company consists or Melbourne
Mcdowell, Theodore Roberts Arthur Elliott. w. T.
Doyle Ida Frohawk. Robert Cummings. Lauren
Rees Fred Hardy George Sylvester W. H. Tooker
George Conway Frank Tannchl. sr.. Ellls Kysc
Fred NJ Mayer. W. H. Fouget. Edward Il. Adams
Frank Marlowe. John Hyncs. J. NJ Georges H. NJ
BARTON C. f. I.ellctt, Miss Mary T.. Barker. Miss
May Standlsh. Miss Lillian Burke and Agnes May
nard
prince Ananias' begins It's fourth week AT the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow night. The opera
has been enjoying n good attendance. and II viii
be presented for the entire engagement OF the Bos-
tonians at the Broadway which has many more
weeks to run. Henry clay barnabee has entirely
recovered from the effects OF his fall on Tuesday
night Mr.. Barnabee IT may be news to say. In
tends Incorporating his stage experiences and I'M
pressons In book form.
To Miss Rose Coghlan In new play Is al
ways a matter OF interest ITO Nemesis will be
tinued at the Star Theatre for the present. The
attendance has improved since the first night The
dresses by the star are handsome. and sew
eral OF them striking in color and design.
THE New Woman" continues to be favorably
received at Palmer's Theatre. where 1t begins It's
second month tomorrow. Mr. Grundy's smart say
ings create much laughter and curtain calls are
frequent Miss Annie Russells nightly reception
Is enthusiastic.
The Masqueraders" has begun ts run at the
Empire Theatre by doing In It's first week. without
largest weeks business done I'm this house since II
opened Its doors The end OF the third act con-
tinues TO cause great excitement.
The success OF TOO Much Johnson has again
brought William Gillette into prominence az a
writer and as a actor OF his plays The run
OF this farce IL obviously going to be long one.
Rob Roy" still continues Its prosperous career
at the Herald Square Theatre. The opera Is now
In perfect trim. nevertheless Reginald De Koven.
the composer. is still making additions TO the score
just to keep II now.
"A Womans Silence" will be continued at the
Lyceum Theatre for the present. After It's run
Mr.. Frohman will present another OF the new plays
announced for this season. Henry Arthur Jones's
1.-THE Case of Rebelllous Susan" and then a num-