New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

new comedy by Henry Guy Carleton. the title of
which Is THAT Imprudent Young Couple This
will also be the beginning OF Mr.. Drew's fourth
season as a star This will be the cast:
Daniel Tobn acknowledgements Harry Harwood
Professor Elias Tobin Leslie Allen
spencer Faradsy Caiibre. Arthur Byron
Lanedon Endcott ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Herbert Avelng
iIewSns Nj, ;rIans lamb
Jeanette Miss E, hen" no prmons
Lucy Miss Annie Adams
Mr. Woodbury. yIfsrls aus pe asa%s
Though The Prisoner OF Zenda" is long play, II
has been found interesting all through. Since the
first night II has been shortened somewhat. Mr..
Frohman announces however. that the prologue be-
gins at s o'clock ana the first act at $3.50 o'clock
The Thursday matinces will continue for the rest Of
the season. Mr.. Sotherns engagement In New
York City Is limited. his tour Will begin the lat
ter part of November.
"A Social Highwayman." adapted from the novel
of Elizabeth PhIpps Traip by Marie T. Stone. will
have It's first production on any stage at the Gar
rick Theatre on Tuesday evening. The piece has
been in rehearsal for the last two weeks under the
stage management OF Joseph Holland New seen
ery properties and effects have been prepared The
following is the cast:
courtice Jsnrey i i
Jenkins Handy. N: Hona a
Carous Despard ~ Ilth
Livingson hem'e" Lawrence Eddinqer
Elinor Burnharn Notwithstanding Bertha Creighton
Mrs. Munyon Pye....................M Mrs T. A. Eherle
Sonora Leila Csprices MISE owe o W
Mrs ueane Miss Annie Aiston
Miss Marie Wainwright will tomorrow night. at
the Harlem Opera House. make her FIRST appearance
in this city as Constance In Sheridan Knowles's
comedy. THE Love Chase. Miss Wainwright has
secured a strong cast Nathanic. Hartwg being the
Wildrake Barton Hill the Sir William Fondlove.
and Miss Hattie Russell the Widow Green Julian
Magnus has supplied rhymed epilosue. which Miss
Wainwright Will speak. and the performance will
end with a gavotte arranged and directed by Nine
Mavina.
"The Capitol" Will still, be the attraction at the
Standard Theatre this week. Since the play was
produced Mr. Thomas has made several changes in
the first two acts. The alterations have been made
along the line Of suggestions offered after the first
night OF the piece.
Another French farce will be produced Hoyts
Theatre tomorrow night. II Is called "The Gay
Parlsans In the cast W. j. Ferguson. Mrs.
r.. J. Phillips. Charles Wells. Miss Odete Tyler.
James Barrows. Miss Margurette Gordon. Miss
Clara Norton. Miss Nergie Graves. Miss Winona
shannon. W. r. Shirley Joseph Humphreys. George
Backus Frank A. Conner, Charles Greene. LOUIS
Hendricks Miss Josephine Hall and Miss Mollie
Sherwood.
The a; Abbeys Theatre. which opened
two weeks ago with The Chicftan." promises 20
be a notable one Francis Wilson and his company
seem to have MADE hit with sullivan and Bur
nand's opera. and THE Cheftain" Is likely to play
to large business from until Henry Irving
Miss Ellen Terry and the London Lyceum Theatre
company get here. toward the end Of October
The hot wave apparently had little II any effect on
the business at the Fifth Avenue Theatre last week
Mr.. Goodwin has decided TO continue "A Gllded
Fool for one week more. after which David Gar
rick" will be given for a week. and then Henry Guy
Cartoons new play. Ambition" Will be seen for
the res; OF Mr.. Goodwn's New-York season
But seven performances remain OF Rob Roy" at
the Herald Square Theatre. 4 token designed to
mark the two-hundred-a nd-fftleth performance Is
10 be distributed on Thursday night. September rs
Walker whiteside begins a shaxespearian engage
ment of a single week on Monday night, September
go opening with Hamlet"
THE Sporting Duchess" still draws good crowds
TO the Academy OF Music. The big scenes. such
as the regmental ball. the sale at Tattersars and
the Derby race furnish realism and excitement
which enjoyed by the audiences. There are
now a dozen thoroushbreds in The Derby
At the Broadway Theatre Princess Bonnie" Will
begin its fourth week tomorrow night. The pretty
airs which II contains have gained some popularity
for It, and II is likely to attract audiences for some
weeks 10 como.
Mr. Pitou announces that Sowing the Wind"
Sydney Grundy's play. which ran for upward
OF two hundred performances the Empire
Theatre. viii be presented az the Grand Opera
House this week by Charles Frohman. who prom
ises to give the piece with the original scenery
costumes and accessories and with a cast nat In
cindes the nar1es OF several popular actors
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle belew continue play
THE Queens Necklace at Days Theatre Since
the opening night several alterations have been made
which were found necessary to shorten the piece
A new dance in the Trsnoh scene has been ar
ranged by Nine. Malvina. This play will go on til
the time for the opening OF "Hansel and Gretel" on
DC, ODER
At Prootor's Pleasure Palace this week
Will be added Richard Golden is appear in "A
humorous mono,ogue George Lockkart's elephants
continue to be entertaining Boney Ia cheered
vociferously when she spins around the stage on
her tricycle.. and her stimulation OF drunkenness in