New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17

PLAYS TO BE OFFERED TO NEWCOMERS
THIS WEEK.

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degree Of favor that its continuance for the coming
week has been decided on Large and enthusiastic
audiences have been the constant experience OF the
last two weeks at Abbeys Theatre. There is. how
ever no likelihood that king Arthur VIII nave
further concentrations than the five nights and one
matinee announced for this week. Other produc-
t,ons have been promised and are waiting for pres
entaton.l On Saturday night lehhyso"S pe0Ne'
will be repeated
The opera season at the Metropolitan Will open
Tomorrow night with Romeo and juliet. Nine.
Frances Saville making her first appearance mere az
Inlet Mile Calve will rearpear on Wednesday
night in Carmen" which will be repeated on Satur-
dav afternoon. "Iohengrin" will be sung In Italian
on Friday night. A performance OF La Travata'
will be given at popular prices on Saturday evening.
,,lo lane Nav makes her first American appear
once Tomorrow night at Days Theatre. in new
nantomime called Miss Pygmalon. The music
t. nv Francois Thome Nile. May made a success
,r paris with her Pierrot in "IEnfant Prologue.
but the present pantomime rs said to he more OF a
comedy and full Of amusing situations
His Excellency" will remain at the broadway
Theatre until the asst week in December. THE
Artists Model having been pushed forward by the
success Of Mr. Gi.bert's work The audiences al
the Broadway continue to be large
+ II. sothern will play THE Prisoner OF Zenda
q, the Lvceum Theatre for only one week more
Tho engagement which IS ending has been
,,,,od IN New-York Mr.. Sothern is now TO become
his own manager though he will play his annual
engagement at the Lyceum next year as usual lie
has PLAYED under Daniel Frohmans direction lot
over eight years. Next week the Lyceum lheatre
connanv win succeed The Prisoner OF Zenda" at
the Ivceum for its ninth winter season The open
ing play will be by r. c. Carton and Is entitled
"Tbe Home Secretary" 1t will be interpreted by
Herbert Ke,cey w. j. LeMoyne Charles Walcot'
Fritz Williams James X. Hackett. Ferdinand Gott-
schaIk Ernest Tarleton jameson Lee flnney' Ed
ward p Wnks. Miss isabel Irving. Miss Katherine
Florence, Miss EhzaDeih lS'eo ""- -"'' i
Whifen
robn Drew has only two more weeks Of his pres
ent season at the Empire Theatre. christopher
Jr IS drawing good audiences there, but In order
10 follow out portion Of the programme mace TOT
Mr. Drew at the beginning Of his season his LAST
week Will be devoted to THE Baub.e shop. ms
therefore. will be "Chrstopher. Jr's' last week
in New-York for the present All the members OF
"The Bauble shop" cast Of last season VIII APP
near in Il, This will bring back j. f. Dodson and
Miss Agnes Miller, who has just returned from
London where she has been appearing as care!
in Alabama" with f. s Willard
THE Gay Pars,nns" gives way at Hoyts Theatre
on January s TO Mr.. Hoyt's own farce "A Black
sheep" Charles Frohman Is endeavoring to Ell
feet its transfer another local house ana THINKS
that he shall be successful
The meloirama THE Sporting Duchess" with its
nliINlCking
to the Academy of Music during the Horse Show
week The audiences of the week seemed to take
a strong interest in the racing scenes. which they
applauded with enthus asm. This week the melo-
drama will have its Tooth performance at the Acad-
envy.
The Heart Of Maryland" seems to be attracting
much favorable attention at the Herald Square The
atre The audiences are large, ana they apparently
enjoy the play greatly.
Miss Nellie McHenry begins an engagement al me
Grand Opera House tomorrow night. when she Will
be seen in new farce called The Bicycle Cir"
1t is IN three acts The first shows the rooms of
the Briarwood Bicycle Club. with Grace Fordyce'
the Bicycle Girl As president The second act shows
a clambake Of the bicycle club, and the third
bicyc.e meet at the racetrack.
Paimers Theatre. with The Shop Girl" IS one Of
the New-York places Of amusement that counts on
full houses There are over twenty songs and spe-
claltics in THE Shop Girl" Some Of them are new,
having been added recently to the original stock,
with which the company started IN here.
"Tri.by. having returned to me stage Of ne
Garden Theatre after short Interruption to It's
run is expected to 20 on there for some time longer
produced. with the exception Of Miss Blanche Wash
ana lgnacio Martnett as TrIby ana Zou-Iou;; .
gin the asst week Of her present New-York season
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. She Will have no fur
Their engagement in New-York this year. The only
matinee VII; be or Saturday. ON the 25th the ia
yorte' James a Hearne' VIII appear as Nathaniel
'Zwei Wappen" is announced to be Played ali this
week at the Irving Place Theatre
Tomorrow evening at Roster d Bias Music Hall
change Of bill VIII include the first appearance
here OF I.orenz and Kennedy. from the Winter Gar
den, Berlin, in their mysterious mental telegra-
ply" and the first appearance here OF Mile. Po-
laire. Other features OF the programme will in
clude Segommer, the mimic ana Ventrlloqu.st lp-
ertis Neapotan roubadours; the Edoardos French
eccenrics Duncan and his clever troupe Of trained
Japanese jugglers the Bale troup OF bicycle riders
and aerobats Clara Wieand ana the Nad d!so SIS
the seventh concert will take pace; The principal
loist; Nine. Eleonore Perry, soprano Jules Levy
Libertis Neapol.tan troubadours and Kerkers or
chestra of hfty.fye musicians %, cha sor, ,h,,
I'm sight Of ST. Pau's' is play OF me sort that
the Wss sde aGdeneSs that sther "a at ,nf m spd
there a are no l duii place in it,
There viii be another new arrival at Tony Pas
known English character singer. She viii intro;
duce written expressly for her. Miss Laurel
lists: Miss Daisy Mayer and her picHanlnnes; Frau
lein Bertha Wagner; from Hamburg. ana Herr
G. W Iltt,eieid the mimic: Ed Latell. In a must
cal act; the Tanakas. japanese top Isplnners and
Ada Henry. in The Tramp's Morning Cali the
d Es'e aSd ME- Hey Paquerette who viii for her last
week in this city Introduce a new 1peciaity.
rh aay co ges H Aa5ars W e @ WITH
Andrew Mack in the title par; for whcn ne Is wen
is 6 H9e 5y was " Rabbar iF is oscar Thinner
STEMS next bill at his Harlem Opera House The
Sterling. Mrs. Annie Yeamans. Miss Katherine Grey
Miss Fanny Cohen. Miss Ray Rockwell, FREDERICK
Bond w. 4. Whitecar. George H. Chaplin. Joseph
+. Whiting Byron Douglass. Charles b. Hawkins.
James Bevins. Gustav Frankel, George G. Bonface
and others
4 play entitled "The Sins Of a Night" by Frank
Harvey will b. presented all this week at The S'ani
ard Theatre
Iroctor's Pleasure Palace offers extensive show.
This week the Flying billions" formerly of the
B1rnum Il Bailey show, viii perform their md-alr
exploits: Clara Bsckwith. the expert swimmer will
app ar after postpOrements caused by the loss
of her tank George IOckhart's elephants will pose
dance Snd perforn par cmime. me Painter Broth
battles. The two Bostons. with their trick poodes
and burlesque bull fight, the trio Of Gypsy girls
Rita Durand. IN character changes. and Miss Helene
Eeaupre. who sings operate selections in costume
will appear H. 1l lition Z, All these viii b. intro
duced the w 5 Cleveland Ministries. The Ministries
Will present their first part olio and burlesque upon
"rrilby" from TO 1920 and to $3.50 p. m. the
naming time in The twelvo-hour bill being filled by
Mr.. PrOctors vaudeville speclaties The usual Sun
dav concert will be given
At Proctors Theatre; Twenty -third-st., the Zalva