New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
A WEEK OF OPENINGS.
,rxoo,fMoN ACTIVITY AMONG THE CITY
rHEATREs-NEw PLAYS OF THE
WEEK

WEEK.
The Carr.ck Theatre which has been closed SINCE
the middle OF July will reopen to morrow evening
when R,chrrd Mansfield will present f. NJ anu
yo.enh Holland The piece In which they are 10
omen is entitled a Man with fhs'. ~
farcial comedy by Harry and EDWARD r"",o"
1t is said that the new piece contains a s'ea' 49,
OF new and comic material. The HoI'anuS ""'
been acting for a good many years and almost on
n, their careers have been before New-fork auu'-
ences. NJ Holland was for thirteen years IN Tue
stock company OF Lester Wallack. ana ne NAs
favorlte member OF A. NJ. Palmers STOCK oo"p""s
Joseph Holland is considered by many as one u ~,
very best light comedians to-day on 'he A"'e'
stage. 1900. ,,u,
A. ~ pro.sw.v Theatre the regular season VIII
heg4n Tomorrow night, with production OF " a.
lard Sponsors comic opera. princess no'''e
tells OF the of child from s'o' "
of the coast OF Newfoundland. by captain ia'
paulin who with his sister susan ADOPTS nV'' ""'
she is brought up at lighthouse. picturesque
no, q, Maine where she Is known as Bonnie Bell.
years mass before Admiral Pomposo, In SPAIN
learns Of the rescue. he having oeHeVed ,he emu
and her parents had perished In the Mon'ioeio
uhen she foundered He comes TO America III
search OF her. and arrives on the scene IN ms
Spanish man-of-war and mis- efforts are REWARDED
nv Tho knovledge that she Is his brothers chiio'
Princess Roma bellavita, and he finally taxes 5on-
ME to Spain Count Falsetu, TO whom Bonnie was
be,rothed when a child. now claims her. anu she
Is forced 10 accept him. The marriage ceremony
Is under way in the courtyard Of Admirai rom
nosos palace when entrance Is gained by Dr'oes
% the guards by Roy Sterling, whom Bonnie loves
Sbrnns and the Captain the girls dearest friends
from, America disguised wax figures. bought
by the Admiral while in America Shrimps pro-
duces q letter duplicating Falsetti in plot against
the life of the King OF Spain. and Admiral ana
Donna Pomposo forbid the ceremony to so on.
The consent of the marriage OF Bonnie with Roy
ends the story. The cast will be:
captain Tarpauin Se1yfe msr"ng
Roy Sterling io;cnh q" t;r.ensfeeer
fonpt casnett Marionet Flageoetti False,ti
Salvador Ri Ei@sa E sI,iSffis
S SiH 1-o over Miss Goldthwaite
e., CrshIe rarnaulin ... Miss Jenny Dickerson
Bonne the Princess Bonnabeavta. Miss Hilda Clark
on Wednesday evening Daniel Frohman will be
Gin the ninth season of the Lyceum Theatre, with
E H. Sothern. The Prisoner of Zenda" Will be
the opening play. The adaptor is Edward Rose OF
England. who has adhered closely to the man
story of Mr.. Hopes novel Mr. Sothern VIII enact
the two parts of the young Engiishman Rudolph
Passendyu and Rudolf, the King Of Rurania. lie
will also appear rs his ancestor in the pro-
loEue.
The result OF the daily rehearsalS that have been
going on at Days Theatre will be an elaborate
REPRODUCTION tomorrow nlBHt ol i@' NO"'N' ~
RENE" which introduces the court OF LOUIS Az
and Marie Antoinette The famous necklace Is
responsible for the plot Of the play. lis purchase
bv the King and subsequent refusal by the queen
who prefers giving the nation shp-oi-"ar rather
than 70 crafty her desire possess this expensive
handle: it's purchase by the Cardinal de Roman
who is mady in love with the queen ana VINO
sacrifices his fortune to give her this pleasure
thinking that by doing he VIII gam her iaNor'
its robbery and the forgeries and nrgues necessary
10 accomplish il, with the nnal discovery anu
punishment OF the thieves. and the clearing or the
Queens name of ali imputauohs' are inc '"'i
which make UP the play
1.-THE city of Pleasure will be produced at the
Empire Theatre tomorrow. 1t Is Drama OF ans
life written by George r. Sims the CITY Oh
Pleasure" will be followed by John Ore" at 'he
empire and he by Olga Nethersole. These three
attractions will fill In the time until the return 10
New-yorl, OF the stock company in December. IN
tho nresent cast are Joseph Wheelock, j. II. I'LL
mour Charles Harbury. Ira Hards. A. !. roster
John Stepping c. Fleming, Miss Marie Greene
Miss Bertha Lassall. Miss Percta west ,ec" W.
yorke John Blair. Forest Flood. Charles Bo"ser'
Trllv Marshall II. Morgan, ID. Rudd, D. "inam-
son p Ioveland. Miss Eta Proctor o'ls' MISS
1r,a.,or Carey Miss Fife Shannon, Miss Anne
Sutherland. Miss Helen Robertson. Miss Ellen BURG
Miss Harriet Anbry and Mrs. c. b. Bishop
Tomorrow night will begin the regular season AT
the Herald Square Theatre, with De koVen anu
smiths Rob Roy" which was success at this
house last season. The cast will be largely the
same as was seen here last winter oscar 1lrard
has been engaged to play the part OF the Mayor
and Joseph Sheehan the part OF Prince Char.es'
Juliette Gordon will have her old part OF Janet
MacGregor.
Terrace Garden will end It's successful summer
season on Thursday evening. The occasion Will De
celebrated with a benefit for the conductor OF the
orchestra Frederick Brumm. Tomorrow evening
the Rattle of Sedan will be commemorated. On
handler bv the Conried-Ferenczy Opera Com
nanv there will be series of tabeaus illustrative
Of scenes Of the Franco'Prussian war.
one Of the novelties Of the opening theatrical
season is the production at the American Theatre
.omorrow night for the first time on any stage OF
..rha ,.reat diamond Robbery" The piece is
local drama dealing with types of political and
social life in New-York City The cast is as fol-
lows:
Dick Brummage H. Thompson
Senator Mesorker Joseph F. whsiins
Mario Marine Byron Douglas
SrandfaScr Laveot Joseph Wilkes
Count Garbiador .Geors4 Middleton
Patsy Brannisan lanes Pew Heyins
Mrs PHuiiori blanche Walsh
frau Rosenbaum ................. Nine. Janauschek
Mary i1veot. NJ. Annie ysamsns
Peggy DAILY. Miss ranny Tohen
M Name; Miss Ray Rockwell
A week of "Charey's Aunt will begin at the
Standard Theatre tomorrow night. when the cast
that originally made this farce so great success
will again be seen in H. II ran for whole season
at the Standard Theatre. and this record Is sup
plemented with runs Of three and four months in
Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia. Among the
players are Etenne Girardot. W. J. Ferguson.
Frank Burbeck. Percy Lyndall Edward Abeles
Miss Ellie Wilton and Miss Nanette Comstock.
Evening performance OF THE Sporting Duchess
at the Academy OF Music begins at o'clock The
play is big one and II is necessary to begin the
performance early a special Labor Day matinee
will be given tomorrow and the regular Wednes-
- day matinees Will begin September II.
.The Bathing Girl" satirica comic opera by