New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THE PLAYS THIS WEEK
SOME INTERESTING CHANGES OF BILL
AT THE CITY THEATRES


impersonation Of Caleb Plummer the old toy-makeT
in Dickenss story The Cricket on the Hearth.
The supporting cast will include William G.. Reach
az John Perrybingle. william Allen as Tacketon
Joseph Warren as Edward Plummer. Miss Lottie
Alter as Dot. Miss Helen Bell Bertha Miss CON
ME Jackson as Tily, Miss Florence DENLY as May
Fielding ana Nrs' ''seph He'icS az ~
Mr.. Jefferson VIII also he seen as MI "oisn.y III
Lend Me Five shllings." assisted by William
Beach Walter Howard, Joseph warren, "iinam
Winter Helen Eel and Mary Shaw.
AT the Garrick Theatre tomorrow night Nine
Modieska begins the last week of her farewell New
york engagemont presenting Mary Stuart" On
1,uosaav nigh, for the frst time Mistress Betty"
uil be nroAuced. The scenes are laid IN England in
the period Of George II. The cast VIII be:
Mistress Betty Mis- c;rara Fisher
Mi,'ss moH"' Duchess II Mamsbur Miss hannah Sargent
The Lady Charlotte a'' ~ -.
M''rrss & l".'', ~, a, ,rsi,,,, .........W = Hart
nv i ThIl.s Howard Nye
Lord Aeefn' Ari'H. ''" r' % Sr,,,n
Mss'gt Ma r,.',is Wordsworth Harris
An Author Flanhyn Hnr.s
ca! Robert McIyade
an an ''o "'' Francis Byrne
Foo,man. Miss Joll-n.
i hrs, ,eek of the engagement OF "ianse and
cretcl" AT Daly's Theatre has resulted In series
49,, ,,a,.,ces and much enjoyment OF the
ororo Il viii be continued till week before the
r.,,,r, of Mr.. DAYS company in November That
~ he
mosele Pygmallon," to be presented by French
comn,nv headed by Mile. Jane May.
The matinee performances OF The Prisoner OF
Zenda by f. H. Sothern and his company Al the
ce,,ro Toeatre have been so largely attended that
=. i.' ,a, Ic,sol 20 give more of them. For the
~, - VI, sothern's stay. therefore, afternoon
,s-,,orcos Will be given on Tuesdays. Thursdays
rd ,e,t,r,avs
Aro,ber ,ccess for John Drew is TO be seen at the
Enpire Theatre "Chrisopher. jr.' Ars. Eyiey
comedy. has proved to be most agreeable medium
for the display Of the actors accomplishments
an tho second night il was necessary to put the
..,,,, ,,,,r, oniv'' sign out at o'clock
.,rhe chioftoin'' begins the last two weeks OF its
$3.50. ~, ,hhov,s Theatre tomorrow night At the
ord or tha, time Francis Wilson and his company
will take their departure for other cities Where
.ar t e,sr ,robabv that they VIII realize the
fuI measure OF success which has been foreshad-
owed bv their experience in this city.
Henry Guy Cartoons new play VIII not be pre-
se,ted hv Nat C. Goodwin and his company at the
L,if,h Averue Theatre until Monday, october =.
II has been postponed in order to enable this popular
comedian IN continue David Garrick" until the
1e|h Nrr G,odvin's popu!arity In David Garrick
and Lend Me Five Shillncs" is pronounced, and
ht norforma,ces of j, have been witnessed by large
',iaoo
D@ tI,crs.oin &c particularly fortunate in his
.~.,on ,,r tho Harlem Opera House next week.
~, ,ho fo, ronounceI successes of the season thus
VI u. ',.,o, ,beatros that of f. H. and
'' ." tt,, t., .., social uIehwayman" has been
'oS''i ra. 80 doubt fhe play and the act
w w -, ,,i ~, ,s much enfoved in Harlem as they
'I'S 't. 20 ,hl c,r~ick
,,, " h,: On delighted his audiences with
i,,,i VII, ~ the Herald Souare Thea
l ,ta, no is dailv ne.itioncd for an occasional re-
49, ..na,.,. crolket." I. Is not likely how
a,,er that he will decide to dsplace "Pudd nhead
U,nson, in favor Of the Older play at present The
i,,, v.eel, Is tho last of the play at the Herald
,,nn,ard ., t,,st nroduced in Washington. will
~I T., an oc,obor 21
ran,rts from the Standard Theatre say that the
attendance on the performance Of Augustus Thorn
os.s ..The Capitol" Is sill growing The huhth
d. i"' ,,, .,o,,,a1 vi,h souvenirs on Oc-
Peilo' an'''e VIZ ~
'ope' - 49,. soA,,o--o. ,,avers q. The
. 'e -, 60. H. 10 draving IN a close
', ,ba Nm u,nl no made no Of the most
io' ~ =, .,o,~ ronortorv Tomorrow, and
~poi"', ~ 3,, :. ,ir,o,rarsch and Fdclwelss" will
i"ui '''' - ..r, Iro,yerbauerr will be given
DE ,ne r,,a,. rI,,n,s and for Wednes-
on I I tSr,Ia,. evenings "Jagerbut' is the selec-
,1,n Af,er leaving here the company. under the
wa" ~ -, r,,..a,.o Arohsrg will make tour Of
direction OF HuS'dNe Ni'i' - W.
the principal cities of the United States
Inc cosns po'io, nv, ,, ,,.o u,eeks Of
Company are at hahd' ine I''' wv -,
and on Friday evening the fftieth performance WI"
he commemorated by the presentation VI P'
la, iswel receiver 10 the ladies attending.
~ -, ..r,.rro,l ., of which q representation
SaTuou P'dN i0''V' -, g.. ,,h,rs
was given at the Irving Pace Theatre Idst lhu's-
5,. ,.iu - roDsa.ed for the first half OF this week
10Y w." w. 80 -. osli.l ..rarf,,.ssip. I-riI-
Next lhuisoaS 'o'-' -, 49, d., .~,.~,,
lein,' 10y julius kOSen VIII nave IL HH1 p'''''''-
srce ON Friday Schiller's "Kabae und Liebe' Will
-, ,, ,tss Er,nzis,a IIuss will make her
De Pid!e' WIZ" '''''
debut.
..Tbe Cav Parisians" having crowded out IA
Inc way i"',o'' ~ =, -. .r,o..a ,,r
Black sheep VIII continue Al Io!t i"''"' '
some time TO come. The displaced farce Is on" oi
~ H. ,,d ,b. fac, th,t he Yields his time
WI. my ','' >.,,.s,,,,,or If 70 tho French
which would begin on November ~ 10 ''e r''"'"
farce j. an acknowledgement that the play Is re-
,arced LA, th. managers As one OF good attractive
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powers. ~, 81. ,.
During his weeks stay III Ne"-h oiN, OF AUGUSTUS
4 Nttsip who PA,