New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
VET MORE THEATRES.
THE NUMBER GETTING LAf"H
1NGs TOMORROW NIGHT

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rnonas'a now NAV 1.-The Capitol which n"' 80"
,ong and careful preparation. The anhounoe
sav little about the nature OF the pay 'N
II deals with life in Washington . ,orroy
Francis Wilson will begin his seasu" C,,as,a,n,
r,gbt with his first performance OF the Chiel'Aa
at Abbey's Theatre. An account Vi ''''
already been given in these coluln9 r,,o.or q,
= n Sothern's production OF lhe ri'so"e,
Zenda" at the Lyceum Theatre Is al , 49,,
success 1t draws overlooking auuie"0s, o. s
are loud in It's praise. Mr.. Sothern wiz "o NV"
anv other play in the nine weeks OF MS stay ~,
p,hard Mansfield TO whom belongs the credl'
~ having brought forward E. NJ. and Joseph h'o'
land as stars, Is congratulatins h.mseii o ~
suit OF his enterprise so far Inc honanu' nov"
been for some years among the iaVori'e p'n'
I'm this country Harry and Edwaru rau'.o'
light comedy. "A Man with PAST seems ~ Do
NAV well selected for the Hollands IL VIII De coh-
timed throughout their engagement at TINS theaie'
The competition OF newer atUacuons ""e 49,
d,mmed the brightness OF De koVen ana ""i''
romantic OPERA Rob Roy. The welcome s"e"
to II on its return to the Herald Square theatre
was full and unmstakablc. The changes designed
nv Mr. Whitney TO enhance the charm OF the
onera did not fall short OF his calculation. Inc
Prince Charley OF Joseph Sheehan ana the Dusaiu
McWheeble of Oscar Grard are well received.
Lewis Morrison comes to the Grand opera House
Tomorrow night in a production OF Faust, IN
which he has won fame as Mephisopheles. Flor
ence Roberts Morrison will be Marguerite, and Ed
ward Elsner Faust Some novel electric enects
are promised for the Broken and other scenes. "A
double quartet, an organ and chime OF oeAs VIII
be heard in the cathedral scene.
Tho managers Of THE Sporting Duchess say
that It's reception at the Academy of Music thus
far encourages them to believe that 1t Will have
long run. The play is sumptuously produced, and
the actors especially Mrs. Agnes Booth and j. H.
Stoddart receive much applause
Thomas Keene will begin engagement at the
Harlem Operl House tomorrow. On the opening
night he will appear as Louis XI. On Tuesday ne
will present "Richelleu'; Wednesday. Richard
III': on Thursday Louis XI': Friday, HAM
let; on Saturday afternoon. The Merchant OF
Venice" and on Saturday evening. Richard Ill.
He has mounted all of his revivals with care ana
expense and is supported by a company wnlch IN
cludes Frank Hennig. Thomas Eagleson. Carl
Ahrendt Lawrence Lowell. Moreton Baker. John
Milton. A. F. Sanford. Paul Taylor. Miss Adele
RIpont Miss Mary Timberman and Mrs ,. A.
Baker.
The changes that usually come over comic
opera in the first week of its actual stage exist
ence are announced to have taken place in. "Prin-
cess Bonnie" at the Broadway Theatre. The most
OF the alteration has been in the first act. when
was thought need 1t most
At Hoyt's Theatre this week Robert Hilllard will
continue to play Lost Twenty-four Hours ana
the curtain raiser. THE Littlest Girl from RlcA-
ard Harding DavIss story Her First Appear
ance."
'Trllby" now in It's twenty-second week in New
York shows no diminutlon of popularity, ard stil
holds the interest OF It's audiences. II VIII continue
for some time the Garden Theatre the new
Svenga OF Charles Kent lends an additiohai III
terest to the performance.
Good audiences have visited Days Theatre within
the last week. attracted by the sumptuous pictures
OF the court of Louis XVI In the production OF
THE Queens Necklace" given by Mrs Potter and
Mr. Bellew and their company. Mr.. Day mas
provided a carefully selected cast
The City of Pleasure at the Empire Theatre
vul have an entirely new last act tomorrow night
The mclodramatic features that In the original
have been omitted from the new act when IL Is
thought will prove to be more acceptable way Vi
ending the play Miss Otis made great hit AFTER
the knife duel with La Sauteree. Moulin Rouge
dancer. Miss Otis receives a half-dozen enthusi-
astic calls and like manifestations OF approval Oh
her acting are given in subsequent scenes
The spectacle THE Twelve Temptations is an
nounced as the attraction for the Columbus Theatre
this week.
Proctor's Pleasure Palace. the new theatre IN
East Fifty ighth-s, has begun its career with sue
cass Miss Billie Barlow has had cordial well
come and her new songs. all written for her. are
much applauded especially Mamma. Buy Me mat
and THE Soldier" New accessions are j. W.
Kelly. 1.-The rolling mill man; the sisters Haw-
thorne: Adele Purvis Onri on the revolving gloDe'
Lawrence and Harrington the sisters De Nan' aero
Pepper with his 100 trained white rats; Smith and
Campbell Waller and Waller and Madeline Mar
shall soubrette. Foreign novelties retained are the
sisters Andersen. equilibrists. and the Donadsoh-
Ardel trio Concerts, with special programmes con-
tlnuous from 2:9O to II. Will be given on Sundays
At Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-thrd-st, the at
fractions for the coming week are varied enough to
satisfy the taste OF any vaudeville admirer Several
OF the entertainers who aided in the dedication OF
Mr.. Proctor's uptown house Will appear, together
with others of excellent quality. feature OF In
teres to young and old is the performing cockatoos
OF Marietta and Beoni The -four emperors OF
music" Cushman and Holcomb. the three sisters
Dom the Countess Glare de Lunes," George H.
Fortescue, OF 'Evangeline" fame all appear FORE
man and West present THEN dancing speciality, ana
Alonzo Hatch sings popular ballads with stereop-
ticon illustrations. Others Daisy Mayer and her
pickanlnnes Morton and Revelle in sketches; Bur
toms circus of dogs and monkeys and Basiey and
smonds There Is a special bill for the concert
continuous from 2SO TO II p m today ytororcs q,
the season OF tn Madison Square Roof Garden
srsm nDoT MISS Pattie Henry Foreman and West
Hanss and Petng JShn and l. Harry poa' Ses
tori; Brooks. Denton and Ossman. and the La Porte
SISTERS -, -, ., . ~. ..xo lac. NJ,
aa Miss f bella after ef he e 50 sas She IN
"Fleur -deLls' all the week at Pamer's Theatre
hear the opera, in spite OF the hot weather
Jane s m rc0g Pa
tors Theatre tomorrow. The company is composed
OF the following entertainers James Thornton. who
will tell stories and sing his latest songs; Miss
Bonnie Thornton. Miss Pearl Andrews, Sherman
ana NIorrsey. burlesQue trapeze minstres; Gilmore
and Leonard Wills and Collins, in their society
sketch ntitled "Galatea Up To Date; the three
Marvelles. Edwin Latell and Clark and St; Clair.
THE Great Diamond Robbery" has gained popu-
larlty at the American Theatre. The fine produc-
ton which given to the play was sure to win
admiration. and such actors as W. IL. Thompson.
Nine Janauschek. Odell Williams. Mrs. Annie Yea
mans Miss Blanche Walsh and Miss Katherine Grey
could not fail to win the approval OF the audience
Tomorrow evening at Roster * Bars the opening
of the regular music hall season will occur. when
new programme, chiefly of imported features,
Will be presented for the first time. II Will include
the first appearance in America OF Sam IoGkharts
five trained elephants from the Empire Theatre.
London the American debut OF Clara Wieland.
from the Palace Theatre London; Miss Florence
Ievey. from the Alhambra. London the Naidls
Sisters, Queens OF the Air" from the Nouveau
Clrnl,e Paris. Slgnorita llOtilde Antonio eQuIll-