New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

VARIED ATTRACTIONS FOR THE CHOICE
OF NEW-YORKERS THIS WEEK.


caeer,ent at Abboy's Theatre tomorrow evening
An attractive list Of plays is announced for the
,sok ON Monday and Tuesday nights fauS'
will b. presented for the last times ana on Ned'tS
dav Thursday and Friday evenings anu Al the
/ saturday matinee Much Ado About Noth!nS Will
AIR irving Benedick and Miss Ellen lerry aS
BEATRICE More than usual Interest attaches 70 the
/ b;u announced for Saturday night new one-aci
MAY will then have It's introduction to the English
sneaking stage IL IL entitled. "A Christmas story
! and IS an adaptation from the French OF Maurice
! Bouchers "Conte de Noel" 1t will be the curtain
raiser 10 The Bells.
The procession Of operas at the Metropolitan opera
/ House will 20 on this week as follows: Monday.
| 81 ohengrn" with Mile. Lola Keith as Elsa
! Wednesday Hamlet" with Nine Cave az opheia
and Sgno- Kaschmann Hamlet; thursday, the
first performance Of the subscription series Oh Ter
man operas Tristan and Isolde Friday Gar
mem" Saturday afternoon. Romeo and juliet sat
urday evening. at popular prices, III lroVatore,
The concert tonight vii! be directed by Anton Sedl'
and the soloists will be Miss Marie Brema, sisnor
Ancona and NJ Riyardo, vio!lnst.
Richard Mansfield has planned busy week a..
tho Carried, Theatre Tomorrow evening ne "'ii
NAV "Reau Brumme!" on Tuesday night he VIII!
/ apnear for the first time In THE Story of Rodon'
the Student" play made for him by ChareS henry
Ne,tzer from Dostoiewsky's novel. Crime ana Pun
shment" This play will be presented again on sat
urlav afternoon and evening. on wednesday hs"'
Mr. Mansfield will be seen In THE emperor IA
poloon" on Thursday evening as the Baron CheVria
in "A Partisan Romance on Friday night III III
Iekvr and Mr. Hyde" on Thursday Beau
D,r,,.i, r,,,inae will be given Mr.. Mansfield has
IN his company H. II. Harkins. Orrin Johnson hi-
,o,rd u Lyons ] W. Weaver. A. q. Andrews
Kenneth Lee Oliver Fiske. William y. "rith MI
Dutton Mr. Passmore. g. b. Cochrane, j. D. Sha"
Miss Beatrice Cameron, Mrs. Mckee RANKIN MISS
Iro,nor Carey Miss Jennie Eustace, Miss Annie
In
nett Miss Florence Ethel. Miss Harriet Won "anah'
Miss Mary Saunders Miss Lavlne, and Miss Char
lotte Walker.
oils Exceuency" has only three more weeks to re-
main at the Broadway Theatre. After tour OF the
nr,ncipa cities the work will be brought back 10
New-York for another run Miss Elaine Ierriss.
Julius steger Miss Nancy Mcintosh. Miss Mabel
Love and others In the cast are now among the
stage favorites In New-iork
Tho continuation OF 1.-The School for Scandal for
a time longer IL announced at Days Ineare' us
period will be short, however. as many productions
are planned to follow It. and they must De Drought
forward rapidly in order that there may De time LOT
them before the end OF the season.
Miss Olga Nethersole begins her New-York season
at the Empire Theatre tomorrow night, appearing
I'm Alexandra Dumas's Demise which Will be re-
heated on Tuesday and Wednesday ana AT the
Wednesday matinee. and will be followed on lhurs-
dav. Friday and Saturday by "Frou Frou' Other
ays IN which this DISTINGUISHED will appear
ara Camille" dramatic version OF Carmen and
Romeo and Juliet"
r. C. Cartons new play, THE Home secretary
has had one week at the Lyceum Theatre ana the
friends of the company have been prompt IN their
attendance and cordial in their applause. 1t will be
continued OF course. till tho public desire Is mani
,.s,ed n see the company in another OF the plays
are in preparation.
A, the Standard Theatre tomorrow night farce
by Robert Buchanan and c. MarIowe. entitled The
strange Adventures Of Miss Brown, will be played
for the first time in America. 1t has had run OF
800 nights in London, and Is SAID 10 De c'eVerV co"
structed and full OF merrimen
AT the Harlem Opera House this week John Drew
and his company will present christopher. Jr'
which has just had long and prosperous run al
the Empire Theatre. theatre party OF over foo
nersons given under the auspices or the Harlem
Cruh will visit the Harlem opera House tomorrow
night.
The announcement is made that James A Herne
&c 10 play Shore Acres at the Fifth Avenue inca
ire for a considerable period. The pictures gwen
in the play Of places ana people on the coast OF
Maine are as photographicaly accurate as they
always used be. and they are enjoyed especially
by those who remember just such scenes ana ma
tbem here reproduced before their eyes.
1.-TWO Coats OF Arms" the farce by Blumenihai
and Kadelburg, which has been drawing large houses
70 the Irving Place Theatre. Will end It's run on
"wednesday evening That OF tomorrow night VIII
he the twenty-fifth performance Manager Conried
,,ul celebrate this occasion by presenting TO the
ladies' q handsome and appropriate souvenir Thurs
dav will see the first performance OF Ferdihahds
Marriage Contract" French farce by George Fey-
deay.
70 Oscar Hammers.en's Olympia. Many have visited
it within the last week to see the building as wei
as 10 see the performance. The theatre has usually
been crowded. and Excelsior. Jr, has been re-
ceved with much laughter and applause In the
music hall the Leamy sisters. In their graceful feats
ON the trapeze excite much admiration, and 80 do
the three Kurachins, on perpendicular poles. and
the Avoids brothers on triple bars Miss Flo Banks
has new songs and dances. Della Rocco, the VIC
lin!s never fails TO please the audience. Hewletts
arionette theatre interests and entertains as much
as any feature the programme. Miss Edith
Briant skirt dancer the Johnson troupe of acrobats
on revolving globes: the Andors, transformation ar
fists; the Donates. one-egged clowns; Mile Frazet
ty acrobatic dancer; Harry La More. groesque wire
performer and My Fancy. sand and buck dancer
complete the programme.
The Heart OF Maryland" keeps up its popularity
at the Herald Square Theatre. IL has drawn some
OF the largest audiences that have been In this
theatre and II appears 10 be generally enjoyed.
The popularity of The Gay Parisans' at Hoyts
Theatre has been such that within the last week
Messrs Hoyt Mckee have signed contract with
Charles Frohman for the production at their house
next winter OF another play In which one of Mr.
FIohmans companies will be seen. The French
farce is running merr.y along toward It's one-hun-
dredth performance.
After the next two weeks "Trby" Will leave the
Garden Theatre fer good and start It's tour
through the largest cities in the country whore u
has never yet been seen. such as Philadelphia, Es!
timore Washington. Plttsburg. etc Up to the time
OF its departure there viii be change the ca st
IL will be followed al the Garden Theatre by -
Stage Parry.
Frequent announcements have already been made
of Charles II. Hoyt's farce, "a Runaway Colt"
which Is TO be seen for the first time In this city
tomorrow night AT the American Theatre II per
tgins TO the game OF baseball. and Adrian c. Arson
the captain OF the Chicago team. pays his own
part in IT, Among the others actors are Logan Paul!
Madison Corey. NJ Hcckeri Gage Clarke, Clarence
Heritage. Walter Turner. W. j. Bande, Joseph
smith Madison Corey. Harry Moulton. c. Madison.
r. s Meicafe. Joseph +. Sparks. Mrs cecile Ruzh.