New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
WHAT WILL BE ACTED.
,ur ,rDIcAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE
COMING WEEK.

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awaken much Interest. as 1t doubtless will. Some
r,r,her particulars of the production may be found
IN another column
"The Gaiety Girl has found instant popularity
., Day's Theatre The house crowded every
night last week. and the songs and dances
ceived with great applause. 1t looks as II the few
eeks allotted to the piece would be scarcely enough
FOR the numbers Of people that are showing de-
sire TO see IL.
At The I.yceum Theatre Mr.. Sothern will be seen
IN The Victoria Cross only two three times
more He has Jerome *. Jeromes "A Way to Win
a Woman in preparation. and intends 10 present 1t
IN the course Of the week. Before the end Of his
engagement he Will also play a comedy by
Miss Merrington. the author OF "Iettarbiair."
The Empire Theatre has been filled at every per-
Torrance Of THE Bauble Shop SO far. On Tues
day night there was one theatre party OF over 100
persons Theatre parties are numerous and seats
have been sold for several weeks ahead There
will be eight performances Of THE Baube Shop
every week from this time.
The opening of the Irving Place Theatre is set for
Saturday next. The play chosen by Mr.. Conred
Is Heinrich Laubes "Die Karlsschiler." The prin-
cpal parts Will be assumed by Matteu Pfe! Miss
Habelma nn-Teller FIRST appearance in Amerca),
Arthur Eggeng. Anna Braga, Hermann Schneider
(his first appearance). Carl Sick Adolf Link, Ru-
dolf Senius FIRST appearance Jaques Horwitz
(hrst appearance Carl Habrecht. Oscar Same.
William Bechtel, and Master Scheuter. The sale
of seats opens tomorrow morning
arms and the Man will remain as the attraction
at the Herald Square Theatre for the coming week.
Mr. Mansfield has not definitely decided on what
particular day he will supplant II with another new
NAV He has nevertheless concluded to follow
"Arns and the Man with "The Easy Road by
General Lloyd Bryce. The latter play. however,
Mr.. Mansfield will put on for a few nights only.
On Wednesday afternoon prince Karl will be
played again. by special request OF numerous
ht~
.enton revive the various plays of his repertory
at the regular Wednesday matinees of his season.
DeWolf Hopper and his company continue TO draw
large audiences to the Broadway Theatre with "Dr.
Syntax.' 1t has proved a particularly attractive
place for theatre parties of late There was one of
about LOO members last week. and there have been
several others not quite so large.
Augustus Thomas has made numerous changes In
'New Blood" since the opening performance at
Palmer's Theatre and the results have been bene-
fetal. The play is attracting good audiences and is
apparently much enjoyed. Its cast is notable one.
and the production is thoroughly artistic. New
Blood" will be continued until further notice.
Francis Wilson has Just ended the second week OF
his engagement at Abbeys Theatre. with The
Devils Deputy" and there is a record for full
houses for all performances. The appearance OF
Miss Amanda Fabris in the part or the Princess
Mrane has given pleasure 10 the lovers OF comic
opera There is apparently long run In store
for The Devils Deputy"
The audiences at the Standard Theatre have
nearly three hours Of laughter over The New
Boy" During the last week the theatre has been
crowded. The action Is lively and the comical
situations follow each other fast.
"Humpty Dumpty Up to Date Is at the height
Of its popularity. Delighted audiences fill the Fifth
Avenue Theatre at all the performances. Franz
Ebert, Selma Goerner. Adolf link and the other
Iiliputians have added many points. which
produce additional merriment. The brilliant scenery.
the gorgeous costumes and the light effects are all
excellent.
sheridan's Ride and the other war incidents that
require good actors forty horses and over 300 sol
ders to illustrate and interpret, have made such
sensation that the Academy of Music is crowded
at every performance Of Shenandoah" The audi
ences are made to feel the thrill of enthusiasm at
a dozen points In the play. beginning with the Tor
lorn hope continuing through the second act TO the
torch signals from Lookout Mountain. and ending
with Sheridan's arrival from Winchester In time
20 turn back his retreating troops and win great
victory.
Tomorrow evening Struck Or enters on the
second and last week of its run at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. where the attendance at every per
Torrance is large. A. II. Wilson. the German
shoemaker and Miss Jane Stuart. the shoe
makers daughter have made personal hits and are
called before the curtain many times nightly
Messrs. RosepQuest and Pitou are making prepare
lions for the coming engagement OF Chauncey Oh
colt at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. 1t opens
a week from tomorrow night with Augustus Pitou
and George Jessops new comedy drama, Inc
Irish Artist" in which Mr.. Olcott will be seen for
the first time In this city Maurice Cronin sup
ported by c. F. Gotthold j. W. Hague, Harry
Meredith, Luke Martin. Miss Clara Hunter. Miss
Lolita Lynne. Miss Eta Baker Martin. Miss Efie
Germon. Miss Ida Irvine, Miss Grace Burton and
Miss Tiny Burton.
Tim Murphy, who came into prominence by his
re Of CONGRESSMAN, Maverick
Brander In "a Texas Steer" will come TO the
Bjou Theatre tomorrow night at the head OF his
own organization. presenting a comedy entitled
Lem Kettle" written for him by Henry Guy Carrie
ton. The cast includes: Samuel Reed. George Ma
comber Clarence Handyside. Richard Cotter. John
E. Ince. James Manly. Miss Dorothy Sherrod. Miss
Clara Thropp. Miss Lorraine Dreux, Miss Sadie
6trlngham and Miss Louise Schroeder
THE Girl Left Behind Me-" Fyles and Belas
co.'s picture Of frontier life in the great Northwest
will come to the Harlem Opera House this week
The success Of this play at the Empire and at the
Academy still fresh in the public mind. and II Is
practically the same, with its elaborate effects as
seen AT the latter house. There has already been
Q good sale of seats.
Some of the strongest features OF the continuous
show at Proctor's now included In the morn
ing performances. There Is rapidly growing inter
est In the noon exhibition Of living pictures New
tableaus among the best yet shown here. are I'm
Ger Cover" Birth of the Pearl" and a spirited
version of Comrades" Miss Bonnie Thornton the
serio-comic appears this week. and Mile. Carlin
has troupe Of performing dogs and monkeys. one
OF the latter executing skirt dance with colored
light effects The other new features are Frank
Cushman Prince Kokin and Retta kokin. In Jap
anese Juggling; c. w. Williams. ventrioqust Las
sard and Van Dee sensational acrobats; Howard
and Williams Gaylor and Gran. In sketches De
veaux and Taylor. Dot Pullman. globe walker
Hughes and Lindsay. sketch artists; Lille Law
renee, In character changes; Signor Vaour. mimic
Grace Turner, In songs and dances; and Margue
rite Newton soubrette.
OF the Northwest, with romantic story. will be
seen at the Columbus Theatre this week 1t Is
story Of typical Swedish emigrant. and how he
rapidly acquired the customs and coin OF this land
through the medium Of his inventive genius The