New-York tribune., 1895-10-06
A GOOD THEATRE WEEK.

A GOOD THEATRE WEEK.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT OPENINGS TO-MOR-
ROW NIGHT-Bn4Ls OF THE VARIOUS
HOUSES.
The revival Of Measure for Measure Tomorrow
night at the Garrlck Theatre Will be most inter
estin1 occasion. II Is play that IL se'aom ao'eu
and II has not been acted at all here since n'ne
Modieska did II few seasons ago al the I'ioh
souare Theatre. with much less adequate surround
&C. ,ho, sho will have now II Will be given only
few times. on Thursday and Friday evenings
Nine Modieska will play Mary stuart ana q"
Saturday afternoon Camille
The mucb-heralded production Of 'Hansel ara
Greter' will occur at Days Theatre on lueSuay
night Sir Augustus Harris is directing the ias'
rehearsals and he Mr.. Seidi and MI. DaIy h"Ne
all used their utmost EFFORTS 10 pio""'o wv W.
possible performance. ,
Al the Fifth Avenue Theatre to-nofTo" eNeii's
Nat c. Goodwin will make his hrs' meuopo"'an
appearance as David uarrick in Iom hooeitson
comedy OF that name. The supporting cast VIII "
as follows: J. c. Saville. as Simon lhgo'' - r.
Non,aine as Squire Chivy; George Fawcett as Mr
80. ,h,,r uoons as Mr. Brown; Louis Payne,
os Mr. ZONES: Louis Barrett, ~ Thomas; Charie"
Lewis as George: James Sanger as the se. van
Miss Annie Russell. as Ada lngot' MISS ES'e'e
Mortimer as Mrs Smith. and Miss Emma H. N"ir"h
as Miss Araminta Brown. Madison Morton one
act farce LEND Me Five shlllings.' Mr.. Goodwin
appearing as Mr. Gohsh'N' win " 9
David Garrck" .
Iobn Drew will be seen to- morrow night IN Cnrls-
tonher Jr at the Empire Theatre. 1t is an Amer
car comedy by Madeline Lucette Ryley' IL VIII De
presented with the following cast;
Christopher COLT Harry Harwood
,,ert hsiIaps leslie Allen
Mr. Simpson ti.rhert .yenr
MIR Glbb 'i,anh uun,nhrys
Whimper Mo- t.s,e a Wnlfe
Mrs Glibb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nss Annie Adams
Neliy M,ii Miss HShs Mand f, Adams
T., II sothern begins the sixth week OF his engage
mont Tomorrow with "The Prisoner OF Zenda' at
Tho 1vceum Theatre His stay Is limited, as the
Ivceum Company will return to It's nome Tor 'he
winter on Monday. November 20
Frank Mavo will tomorrow night at the Herald
Souare Theatre repeat his lmpersonation OF Pudd n
bc,d Wilson" the gueless lawyer. of Mark
Twain.s romance of that title. originally introduced
to the stage spring. The favor OF audiences OF
otber cities since visited warmly seconds New
york's verdict Of approval that the manager Mr.
Evans has IN contemplation another company 10
give the play in the big stretch OF Southern country
not embraced in the road schedule or the present
ore. Wednesday ana SatuTuay h''i"ccS wiz "e
given throughout the engagement. which Is limited
TO two weeks.
One-half of Francis Wilson's engagement at Abb
bev's Theatre in THE Chieftaln' has passed He
enters tomorrow night on the fifth week OF his
STAY and with every prospect that the remaining
weeks will excel in prosperity those which nave
gone before The general impression seems to be
that "The Ch.eftain' will prove as popular IA the
most Of the Sullivan operas with which the Ameri-
can public has become familiar in the last decade.
The Bavaran peasant players from Schliersee,
under the direction OF Gustav Arberg. Will begin
the second week of their engagement at the Metro
poitan Opera House tomorrow night. The pro
gramne for the week Will be entirely different from
that of last and will embrace some Of the most
popular works in their repertory. For tomorrow
and Tuesday evening "Lserl vom Schliersee" will
be given; on Wednesday and Thursday, Der Prot
zenbauer'' will be the BILL and on Friday and Satur
day. Der Augestossene" The bill for the Saturday
matinee has not yet been determined.
princess Bonnie" viii remain for one more week
at the Broadway Theatre. after which 1t will be
taken on a tour through the country beginning
with weeks stay in Newark 1t will then 20 to
the South where Mr.. Spencer's admirers are most
numerous. A week from tomorrow night at the
Broadway w S Gilbert and Dr. Osmond Carrs
HIS Excellency' will be sung for tho first time in
this country by George Edwardes's company from
the Lyric Theatre. London.
formance of "The Capitol will be given at the
Standard Theatre J. NJ Hill promises a surprise
to souvenir collectors upon this occasion.
THE Sporting Duchess" at The Academy Of Mu-
sic" will reach It's ffteth performance this week
Large houses are still the rule at this place. and
the Indications that they VIII continue for some
time to come. Sir Augustus Harris, from whom
Charles Frohman secured the play, saw the Ameri-
can production last night.
The Gay Parisians," at Hoyts Theatre, has
proved so popular that II Is now possible that the
Hoyt farce "A Black sheep" which was to come
into this theatre November !. Will have to remain
out until later date. II, indeed, 1t mas chance to
get in at al this
The Irving Place Theatre began its season on
Tuesday with creditabe performance Of Earl Es-
sex" Sudermann's new play. THE Battle OF the
Butterflies" was received with favor on Thursday
night and will be continued during the first part Of
this week on Thursday "Ferreol," play in four
acts By Vlctoren Sardou which has never been seen
in this CITY, Will be given The play will be repeated
on Saturday night. on Friday night and at the
Saturday matinee Earl Essex" will be given at
reduced prices.
The farce. The Pounding as seen at Hoyts
Theatre last winter comes to the Harlem Opera
House tomorrow night. with Miss Cissy Fitzgerald
in her funny performance Of kicking. dancing and
winking which made her popular downtown.
The programme at Roster & Biars this week VIII
include Sam Lockhart and his elephants in tneir
two new pantcmlmes one entitled "A Dinner IN
India" and the other THE Trial.: Clara Nieiard.
in a new American song: the Va.dis sisters Granto
and Maud the Crescendos electrical clowns: Flor
ence Levey Signorita Antonio. equilbrist; Walton
and his miniature circus; j. w. Ransone. and the
new series OF living pictures. Tonight new de-
parture will be the beginning OF series OF Sum
day-even.ng concerts. The programme VIII In
clude vocal and instrumental soo.sts. quartets.
trIos and concerted music by a chorus and an or
chestra OF ffty-hve musicians under the leader
ship of Gustave Kerker. The principal solosts will
Include Nile. Louise Natal. soprano; Signor de
Pasauale tenor. Warwick Ganor. barytone and
Jules Levy, cornetst.
Miss Nav Irwin in ''The Widow Jones'" IL still
filing the Eijou Theatre at every performance. As
a result Miss Irwin will reuain in the city far