New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

fortnight hence Souvenir Brownie" handker-
chiefs have met with much favor that the man
agemeni has decided 10 present them 10 the ladies'
and children at the Tuesday and Thursday matt
nees The brownie" calendars which marked the
nftieth performance Of the spectacle were 80 much
liked that 1t has been decided TO issue second cdi-
ton They will De distributed AZ the 1oo,h per
formance which takes place on Wednesday even
ing January 90 Humanity" sutton Nanrs English
sensational melodrama. running In Boston, Is to
have its first production In this city February al
the Fourteenth Street Theatre. Twenty horses
pack Of hounds battle scene ana an explosion are
shown in the piece.
Tn. souvenir which will be- given AZ tho Empire
on Thursday night I'm commemoration 81 the second
anniversary OF the opening OF the house Is eN-
pectrd 10 be Of the finest yet offered there.
The Masqueraders" Will tomorrow night begin the
eighth week OF lts An offer has been made TO
Henry Arthur Jones' the author Of this play. 10
visit New-York and tell something about the men
and women and social problems involved In his
plays.
The popularity OF The Fatal card" at Palmers
Theatre has been general surprise. as there were
grave doubts. before the production. whether any
play OF It's kind could be made to succeed In a
Broadway theatre. 80 doubt much OF the result Is
due To the company which includes W H. Thomp-
SON W. j. Ferguson. j. II. Stoddari. j. o. Bar
rows Miss May Robson. Miss Agnes Miller. Miss
Amy Busby and Miss Adrennc Darolc'.
The Case OF Hehellious Susan SIN holds the
attention OF the jury at the Lyceum Theatre. and
some new evidence has now been introduced with
view 10 making the decision easter and more favor
able to the defendant \ few slight changes have
been made in the play 10 show that Susan not
guilty OF anything beyond slight indiscreton.
"Notorcty" reached rs nfiicth performance at
Harrigan's Theatre last night Mr.. lIaney
nounces that II will have only few more per-
forinances. as Il ~ necessary to put another play
III. in hat Mr. fla h.,.
two ready to take with him on the road for his an
nual tour.
Tony Pastors company for this week IS headed
by Gus Williams. whose popularity an enter
talner has long been great. The bill also includes
the Rogers Brothers. their first appearance In New
York I'm several months: Nat IIaines and Joe Pet
tingi. In their comic sketch The Pooroom': the
first appearance here Of Miss Maud Raymond. in
new songs: Mile Carni. with her troupe of mon
keys and her skrt-lanclng dog; the Larose Broth
ers the orisinators Of the passing somersaults Lew
Randall. buck dancer: Ray Burton bggler and
swingng-wre rifle shot: the Barrctts and Tony
Pastor In new songs and parodies.
Too Much Johnson seems 70 be really repea ting
the record Of "Charley's Aunt at the Standard
Theatre. The audiences constantly large. and
Mr. Giettes farce and his acting In 1t appear both
TO be enjoyed with uncommon fervor.
Little Christopher" continues uniformly popular
at the Garden Theatre. II Is an elastic entertain
rnent that can be enjoyed than once. for Its
special features are constantly varied Next Thurs
day night will be Furniture Manufacturers EXPOSE
ton night. and the party viii number about 400.
Company A. 23d Regiment. OF Brooklyn. will attend
In full force on Saturday evening There wis be
appropriate souvenirs for the one hundred and ff-
tieth performance on February II.
The seventh week OF Miss Fanny Davenports
engagement In Sardous "Gsmonda" will begin
tomorrow night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
She will wear her gowns. some of them said
to be gorgeous and costly than those she wore
on the opening night. Colonel Robert c. Ingersoll
Is to deliver "A new lecture entitled (which Way?"
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Sunday evening.
January n. Colonel Ingersol closes fortnights
lecturng trip at South Bend. Ind. tomorrow night,
after which he returns directly to NewYork.
Tomorrow evening at Roster & Blals the fs-
nous English mimic. Miss Clsse LOTUS. will mako
her first appearance In America. Her principal imi-
tations will be those OF Sarah Bernhardt, Yvette
Guilbert. Miss Florence st. John. Haydn Coffin.
EpgeRe :Slration. Miss Jullette Nesvie and Miss