New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

,,.asure'' At the EmpIre Theatre On September
"a John Drew will begin extended engagement
and enter on his fourth season as star under 'he
MANAGEMENT OF Charles Frohman. Mr.. Drew VIII
omen his engagement with new comedy OF
"a rclcal nature written for him by Henry Guy
carleton The comedy Is in three acts. and most oil
the scenes are laid in Tuxedo. In this pay MI
Drew will have the support OF Miss Maud Aoams'
Louis Baker. Harry Hsrwood Arthur Byron i.es"e
Alien Herbert Ayeng. Frank Lamp. MISS anna
Belmont Miss Ethel Barrymore. MISS virginia
buchanan and Miss Annie Adams. miss T''e
Barrymore Is n daughter Of George Ore" 'arrs
more. who was sister OF John Drew. After the
Carleton comedy Mr.. Drew viii present ne" pay
written by Anthony Hope and Edward Rose. MI
Drew has another new play. THE Haven OF Con-
tent" by Malcolm Watson, brother OF the designer
OF VaIkyrie Ill. and new comedy, caieo 'nr's
TOPPER, jr." by Madeline Lucette Ryey.
Robert billiard will remain at Hoyts Theatre ior
another week playing " the Litties' "'' az
"l.ost-Twenty- -four Hours" His engagement Will
be followed by THE Gay Parisians,' which VIII DE
presented on Monday evening. september 2'' ana
will be Char.es Frohman's first production al this
bouse this season II Ia French farce known III
the original as Hotel de I.bre Exchange. ana IL
has been running in Paris for ten months
Rice's Surprise Party" In the popular 'lis2' oy
Barnet and Pnueger. comes 10 the Harlem opera
Iouse tomorrow night for one week Only. All
New-York and Brooklyn have been laughing over
II this summer at Manhattan Beach. and 1t needs
little Introduction. The cast includes Miss folande
Wallace. Miss May Hamilton. Miss Annie st. Te
the sisters Henger. Mark Smith. Dora Webb,
George Paxton. Charles A. Bgelow, Ed ROADWAY
pusey and sohlke Louis De Smith. Richard Care
and Matt Off,
Miss Della Fox continues to appear at Palmer 5
Theatre In Goodwin and FIrsts operetta. "f1enr-
de-LIs" where she has thus far drawn good au-
d,ences considering the heat
."rrilby" continues at the Garden Theatre. and i's
career has been unchecked by the heat or the nov
elites at the other theatres "Trilby" has recently
been produced in England. where Beerbohm Tree
has given the American dramatizition, which VIII
soon he given in Paris in French.
1.-THE Great Diamond Robbery is popular at the
American Thea:ra The piece is staged with re-
gard for detail and disregard OF expense. Such A
company Ia seldom assembled for the production o.,
melodrama including. as II does. such raVorlte
actors az Mime. Janauschek, w. II. Thompson, MISS
Blanche Walsh, Mrs. Annie Yeamans. Miss kath-
crime Grey. Odeil Williams and George Z. Boniace'
At the Broadway Theatre the operetta princess
Bonnie" will begin it's third week tomorrow night.
7, IL an attraction suitable to the warm nights or
which It oeems likely that there Will still be mum
her II any indoor entertainment can he said ito be
really suitable TO them.
| Proctor's Pleasure Palace, in East Flfty-eighth-
ST. near Thrd-ave, has come into instant popular
/
Brothers Dantas. musical grotesqies and nat ma
nnula tors: George Lockharts elephants, Miss Billie
| Barlow J. w Kelly. 1.-The rolling-mill man; Bar
| new Pagan. Countess Claire de Lules. The -Four
! Emperors of Music" Foreman and West. In dancing
snec,ates. the sisters Beat mont, character singers
| Morton and Revalie. Adolf Pepper, the huhimah
Trio OF Tyrolean Warbers. and the Lady Orchestra.
| There IL a special prog: ANNE for the Sunday con-
certs which run without interruption from 2:3O TO
| IL 2. m.
Proctor's Theatre in Twenty hird-st. has an at
| tractive bill for this week Maggie Cline. VINO mas
recovered her voice will sing her songs the brotners
Donaldson and Ardel, from London, perform their
| acrobatic Scenes at the 100; T.. NJ. Hall plays
| the banjo. and w T. Carleton sings; Hill and Hun.
| lust bac from Europe, revive their on SUSANNA"
Others are the Quaker City Quartet the Dare
Rrothers bar perfor ners Lolsse;ts trained storks
dogs and monkeys; Kaye and Henry In Capital vs.
Labor the McMah3ns' Doy E e. ow Sisters, clog
! dancers: Bernard Dyllyn. singer. and the Lady
+, This week will see at the Columbus Theatre
of gdward Rose and Alfred NJ de Lesser They
| have taken some OF the incidents of the nte OF
| paul ZONES and around them woven play win
| him as the central figure. An elaborate production
Roster & Bal have shown Judgment in the selection
Of the programme now presented at ther muse mus
Miss Clara Wieland, from the Palace Theatre Ion
don. who will make her American debut, F rls
| air performance: Sam Lockhart's five trained eie,
| plants; Granio and Maud. In their eccentric WI
| net. Signorita Clotilde Antonio equiiDrist, the
NerrIlees Sisters. NJ. Walton and his trained dogs
ponies and monkeys; John W. hansone anu .ne
| nov, series Of living pictures. One week from to-
night the first OF series OF Sunday concerts VIII De
! given at this house. 49,,
| Interesting wax exhibits and concerts are draw
| ing large crowds to the Eden Musee FROM the
| time the Nusee opens In the morning until near
| midnight II Is filled with people from every part OF
| the country. The efforts to improve the wax cor
| lection have met with success. Scarcely a nay
| masses that some are not made. Figures are con-
| stantlv remade or reprinted or the poses are
changed. The afternoon a"1 evening CT