New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
THE DRAMATIC FEAST.
WHAT rs SET FORTH FOR THE ENJOYMENT VT
Nrw-YoRKERs THIS WEEK


NEW WORKERS THIS WEEK
,o.,o,t occurrence Of the theatrical
-, ,hrs far Will be the first presentation III
.n.rica NJ Henry IrvIng's production oi ma
beth" which will take place AT hppe' =,
on Tuesday evening Mr.. irving II ~ '
New-York for eight weeks, ana III INC =,
that time he will offer several plays that nave NV
before been seen here -, r.o.,ro
"tJanseI and Gretel" goes at DAYS lheaue'
and its delightful music Is much enJoye'' "
Wednesday evening 1t will be sung IN 'ei man
Az many letters have been sent to the "aroe'
Theatre asking when Joseph Jefferson "ou'u 10
seen In rip Van Wrinkle" 1t has pecn ue
present that play next Thursday evening i"e p"'
will be given with special scenery ana acce9So'''
and is TO be continued for the remainder VI VIC
engagement which ends Saturday evening no
,emher @ after which Mr.. Jefferson VIII not DC
seen in this city again the present season. ne
Cricket on the Hearth" and Lend Me five ohii-
ngs' will be given for the first haif OF ,he wen
His Excellency" Is drawing large audiences 10
the Broadway Theatre. w. S. Gilberts WITTY anu
sparkling lines the dancing hussars and all the
bright pictures and drolleries nave aPp"'0 ' ~
a strong impression.
The eighth week OF NJ. Sothern's engagement al
the Lyceum Theatre. in ''The Prisoner OF Zenda'
beEns to- morrow. The stage manager OF 'he d.
James Theatre. in London. attended the perform
ances last week. and will reproduce the play III
EpQa
atre George Alexander will play the leading part.
"Tbe Shop Girl" which has had long run and
much nrosperity In London. will be seen for the
first time here at Pa.mer's Theatre tomorrow
night. II will be presented by an English COM
pany sent here by George Edwardes IT..
The popularity Of "Christopher' Jr' !" -,
John Drew is at present appearing at the >'"p'e
rhaa,re has prompted W. s. Penley, VINO mas
bought the rights of the play for England 10 se'u
his stage manager here to make notes VI '"o ,
duction for the purpose OF duphca'ns " 49,
o,bar side Mr. Drew. Notwithstanding ne nae ''
ora, new plays in hand. has abandoned az i'eA -
oharodng his bill In his present New-fork engage
ment. ., ,.-xo audi,
900 a, the Fifth Avenue Theatre with his I'M
nersonation of Senator Beck IN henry Guy
TOMS latest play, ambition the scene II iai' :"
Washington on the eve of the Natlonal Coh'e".io"
IN which the Cuban question is made an important
issue at stake. Mr. GOODWIN mas ou' WV
more at the Fifth Avenue 49,
.orhe Capto' runs at the Standard lhea"e
Mr. Hill is already beginning to thhk Vi ~" "
celebrate its hundreth performance lts auu'e"
are large and the musicians have 10 De put "'ue'
the stage 49,. ,, .ui ho
Another popular farce. "Charey's Aunt Will oe
oganted a, the Grand Opera House tomorrow
with a cast of well-known actors. Euenne "rar-
dot who first acted the part Of Bob IN TINS cou'-
fry will again be seen In that charac.el' wv"
Favcett is to appear az Spettigue; franA NJ D
beck. as Colonel Chesney, and Miss Ellie W ".o"' "
Donna Lucia dAlvadorez. The cast VIII aso III
cluda Miss Nanette Comstock. Miss Carrie keeler,
asio HASKELL and others Rory of the Hill
lii b. ssen at the Grand Opera House on Novem-
Der /. 49,, .
THE Gay Parisians' is running merrily along a'
uovts Theatre Charles Frohman has refused u
mart with the English rights. and VIII produce
.rbe Cav Parisians' under his own management
in London. .
,rborne and BURGESS operetta Leonardo al
rho CarrIck has had a great deal Of dialogue re-
moved from IT, :hat the performance VIM"
an not end until midnight on the nrst Night - "o"
over py II o'clock. 1t IS announcer t"at y"
Wednesday evening an entirely new version Will De
produced The engagement OF Leonardo aI inc
Garr.ck Is for four weeks. IL is now deciuea ina
Marie Jansen will not open her tour in Inc
Merry Countess IN Baltimore on November H.
az previously arranged. She Will begin on 'na'
date at the Carried, Theatre. In this city Eugene
w Presbrey has been engaged to stage Inc
Merry Countess" and the first rehearsais look
Mace lat week at the Standard Theatre.
After several weeks in Milwaukee, 81. faui an'
Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Russ Whytai return 10 'h's
city tomorrow, at the Columbus lneatre' ior a."
engagement of one week in which they VIII again Do
seen in Mr.. Whytars war play. For Fair Virginia
and bIs one-act curtain-rdser Agatha Dene.
FOR Fair Virginia" WI. be presented with all the
handsome scenery and accessories USED at Tic
Fifth Avenue Theatre last spring.
AT the Herald Square Theatre Tine Heart oi
Marvland' will begin the second week or us en-
qaeement tomorrow night. The audiences nave
been large so far and 1t has been decided hereafter
to give Wednesday matinees For these the prices
will he reduced. 49,
A. the Harlem Opera House this week Miss
Della Fox and her company will sing "F,eur-de-
Lis" 1t Is needless to say that 1t Will be done at
all points just as 1t has oeen LOT se'e'ai "7e"'
at Palmer's Theatre.
"The Wizards Ravne." the new drama which
was heartily received at the Irving Place Theatre
last week will be continued on the hrst three
nights of the present week. Next thursday there
will be a repetition of "Grossstadtluft" Blumenthal
and Kade,burg's farce. on Friday "Jugend.' by
Max Halbe VIII be given Al the Saturday matt
nee as we'll as in the evening. 'Grossstadtluft'
will be repeated
Mrs Agnes Booth and J. H. Stoddart are en-
Enthusiastically cheered and applauded In Inc
Sporting Duchess at the Academy of Music The
meloirama continues to play TO large houses
damned and packed to the roof with seldom
even a box Proctor's Pleasure Palace. in Fifty
elghth-st, IS a fine resort and 1t seems 10 be IN
no sense local. for visitors come from every side
OF the town. The introduction Of the new Lex
!ngton-ave. cable line has made the new theatre
more accessible to thousands. There are foreign
importations retained, such as the elephants, the
gypsy trio the Zavas and Mile Poaire. Mile
Cloilde Antonio makes her first appearance at this
house tomorrow, dances upon her hands and as
sllmes fantastic shapes. but the chief new at
traction will be Miss Maggie Cline. Vocal art OF
another kind will be illustrated by w T. Carleton.
Watson and Huchings German grotesques. VIII
present new sketch, and Richard Golden Will
sing and tel stories. Others in the long bill are
Leavette and Nevello. jugglers Sadie Fox, serio-
comic; Shayne and Worden. and Gussie Nelson.
For the Sunday concerts. from 2:3o to IL p. m,
there is a special list OF entertainers.
j. W Kelly, "the rolling mill man." one OF the
most popular mlmics and story tellers. appears
FOR the first time at Proctors Theatre. Twenty
third-st tomorrow. Miss Billie Barrow who soon
returns TO England for the Christmas pantomime.