New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
THEATRICAL PROPHECIES.
NEW PLAYS AND NEW PRODUCTIONS
PROMISED IN BEwILDERING
PROPULSION.

.rr,,hv" has Jus. passed the second souvenir stage
Of its career at the Garden Theatre and now has
plain sailing toward the 9oth night mark. which
Mr. Palmer proposes TO observe In the usual man
ner For twenty weeks "Trilby' has deiled all the
yagares OF climate. Last weeks performances had
the novelty Of a new Trilby but this week Miss
VIRGINIA Harmed will return to the cast, refreshed
with a ten days rest But few more nights re-
main OF W. II. Thompsons Svensali. as he must
soon join the cast OF THE Grea. Diamond Rob
berry" He Will be succeeded by Charles Kent. who
made hit In THE Henrietta.
Three OF the most popularity known composers OF
light opera will have successive hearings at the
Terrace Garden this week. Carl Zeier's Der Ober-
steiger" which became popular in the opening weeks
OF the Conred- Ferenczy complny's engagement. will
be revived for the first two nights. On Wednes-
dav evening THE Begsar Student will be put on.
and Emil Sondermann VIII have a benefit. The
chief attraction OF the week. however. will be the
revival of THE Sea Cadet" On Friday evening
Miss Carla EngIaenLer will have benefit The
usual Sunday evening concert will be given.
At the Madison Square Roof Garden Mr.. Sanger
is Offering some attractive bills for the closing weeks
OF the season. The one for the present week in
Guides Fritz Young and Miss Sells. acrobats: Hanes
and PettmgiN Iottie Gibson. Elise and Louis Sar
tori duettIsts: Cushman and Holcombe. In operate
selections: Press Eldrdee. Mamie Conway. OBrien
and Buckley Lawrence and Harrington. Fields and
Lewis and the Forest city Quartet. The Sunday
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than they were earlier in The season.
Al the Academy of Music The Sporting Duchess
will have i,s nrst performance on Thursday night.
This will be the cast:
Douglas Earl Deshorough. r. j. Radcliffe
Harold. Vlscount Fernside Master Roy ki.h.:d.on
Ma Tor Mostyn Francis Carlisle
captain Lor. chisholm ...............w u. iIanbury
,@ptain Francis Nelson
The Hon Guy lieamlsh. Rh,nas Jones
snrseon INSTRUMENTATION. ........R. l. Roberts
Ayiner. H. s'oddart
Maria Duchess Of Milford .......... Miss booth
siuriei Miss 'S Asn.s t,nrior
The Hon Frances coloncy. Miss Louise Muller
Vvien Miss Alice Fischer
This is the last week at the American Roof Gar
den and the management has prepared one 81 the
most elaborate bills Of the season. George H. Wood
will make his first appearance there In his humorous
specialty Another entertainer will be Thomas J.
RYAN in his Irish songs and dances Miss Madge
Ellis will sing two new songs. Others the bill
will be Miss Charlotte Parry In limitations OF we'll
known performers: Thompson and Collins In paro-
dies: Harris and Fields the German Rarons; the
Fremonts in sketch. and Lloyd and Lane. In
songs and dances Tonight there will be a benefit
at the Garden TO Ben Harris.
The Columbus Theatre opened for the season last
night with "a Ride for Life" This play will be
continued through tho present week. and will be
followed next week by Humanity"
The present week will be the last OF 'Kismet' 81
the Herald SQUARE Theatre There have been two or
three changes I'm the cast Of late. but for the most
part II Is the same the opening night. The
composer. Gusiave Kerker has written new song
for Miss Lizzie Macnicho 1t Is possible II Is
said, that the opera may be transferred TO some
other NewYork theatre.
Tomorrow night at Tony Pastors Theatre Will