New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
THE WEEKS PLAY LIST.
ATTRACTIONS TO BE SEEN AT THE THE
AIRES OF THE CITY


ing He will then appear for the frst time mere
as King Arthur In J. Comyns Carrs pay OF that
title with Miss Ellen Terry as Queen Gunevere.
This will be repeated at every performance OF the
week except that OF Saturday evening" when Mr..
Irving Will play Louis XII.
Tomorrow night begins the fourth ana last week
OF Joseph Jefferson's engagement at the Garden
Tbeatre where his familiar impersonation OF Rip
Van Wrinkle has been received with demonstra-
lions of approval by large audiences. Ihere is an
extraordinary demand for seats for Mr. JEFFERSON
final week After Saturday evening MT. Jefferson
will not be in this city again the present
season .
Tho bright and clever dialogue and lyrics. the
nrettv music the able and excellent company ana
The handsome setting OF His Excelency' at the
broadway Theatre make 1t one OF the most at
troctive entertainments in town Miss Mabel Love
whose dances have been much admired Is 10 90
a now one for the first time tomorrow night
There are but three weeks more left OF Inc
Prisoner OF Zenda" with Mr. Sothern. at the Ly-
ceum Theatre. The regular winter season OF TINS
house opens on November q. when the Lyceum
stock company will reappear The opening play
is ..The Home Secretary" by r. C. carton.
"JIsnsel and Gretel" will be sung ut DAYS me
,a Tor only two weeks more. The fairy opera is
moving especially attractive TO children. many OF
whom attend the matinees on Wednesdays ana
SATURDAYS Children are admitted at half price
TO all parts Of the house at all performances.
John Drew will remain at the empire Ineaue
untn November go the OF his New-York en-
eacement having been extended TO that GATE
Nothing has been done yet about giving any other
NAV than christopher. Jr." There Will be three
mat,nees at the Empire this week-on hecuoh
Day Wednesday and Saturday.
Mr. Goodwins last week at the flfth Avenue
Theatre Will begin with big theatre party, nearly
one thousand mobiles OF the Mecca Temple having
secured tickets and informed Mr. Miner and MT.
Goodwin of their intention to attend In full regaiia
tomorrow night Ambition VIII be continued
until the end of this popular stars present engage
men. Miss Fanny Davenport appears at TINS
theatre November II in "Gismonda
Large audiences have gathered at fafners
Theatre N see The Shop Girl" since the opening
there on Monday night. TWO matinees week are
to be given This week they will be on Tuesday
ELECTION Day) ard Saturday, and thereafter req
ular!y on Wednesdays and Saturdays
At the Garrick Theatre Leonardo. the operetta
nv T pearsall Thorne and Gilbert Burgess. shows
the effects of the polishing and rounding 1t has re-
coived AT the hands OF Mrs. Madeline Lucette
Rvlev The management announces this as the
last week of the engagement on November ii
Miss Marie Jansen will open In her new musica
comedy The Merry Countess" at the Garrick
Theatre.
Two Goats OF Arms. or stars and Stripes versus
Imperial Eagle" the new farce comedy by Bumen-
thai and Kadelburg will be for the first time
in America al the Irving Place Theatre next Thurs
day and will be repeated at Saturdays matinee
and in the evening. Tomorrow Sudermann3
"Hemath" will I've played and on Wednesday SUI
dernann's "schmetterling schlacht." On election
night "Papageno." musical farce. will be given
.rraneements have been made to announce the
election returns from the stage in the ntermissions
on Friday in honor of Schier's birthday The
Robbers" will be produced. when Heinrich conred
Will be for the first time in many years IN the
character part OF Franz Moor.
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week needed no Improvement and that of this
week will be largely the same. II will Include
French peasant songs by Mile. Paquerette. coster
character song and a London East side impersona-
ton by Miss Vesta Victoria, character sketch by
Huth and Clifford. with jubilee songs by Miss
Maud HUH: the amusing clown speciality Of
George Caron and some new trick tumblng by
Frank Herbert, Miss Clara Havel and Thomas
O'Bren: the tramp musicians. Bnns and rims;
new dances by the Allisons. daring fe-ts of riding
up and down stairs on bicycles by Mr. and Mrs
Valdare: speciality by Mr. Leonza Tony Pastor.
with a new song. and skate dancing by Major
Newell.
The American Theatre will be closed tomorrow
night and the activity Of the week there VIII begin
with the holiday matinee Of Tuesday afternoon
Sutton Vane's new melodrama "In Sight OF ST.
Paurs" will then be played for the first time in
New-York It has had a long run In Boston and
gained much popularity there.
]. NJ Hill has decided TO fill the engagements
made for THE Capitol the road beginning
with November II. and therefore that play will
begin its last week at the Standard for the pres
ent tomorrow night 1t will give place on Mon
day. November II, 10 the first NewYork produc-
ton in English Of Sudermanns Honor"
David Belascos new play. '"rhe Heart of Mary
land" is continued at the Herald Square Theatre.
where II has enjoyed succession Of good audiences.
The programme az Roster Balls this week will
include two new imported features, Libertis Nea-
tl.a1o mr. nd Of
trained dogs who have just closed engagement of
one year at the Empire Theatre. London. Remain
ing features OF the bill will be Miss Clara Wieland
in new songs; the Edoardos, French eccentrics; the
Bale troupe, bicycle riders and acrobats: Segommer
ventrlloquist: the Vaidis Sisters. in their trapeze
act; the Yokohama troupe of Japanese Jugglers and
the living pictures. The solosts for the fifth con-
cert which will be given this evening. will include
Signor Tagaplera baryone; Miss Lucille Saun-
ders mezzo soprano; Franz Kaltenborn. solo vlo-
nist, and Jules Levy. On Election Day an extra
matinee will be given.
The ffeth performance OF THE Gay Parisians"
at Hoyts Theatre. set down for November H. will
be marked by souvenir. This FARGO will be pro-
duced In London next spring under the management
OF George Edwardes and Charles Frohman and at
least four members of its present cast will be in
the London cast 1t will be preceded there by a
one-act piece, in which Seymour Hicks and Miss FL
lane Terrss will appear.
THE Sporting Duchess ut the Academy Of Music
will have new race In the las. act Tomorrow
night The horses that struggle In the Derby will
make two circuits OF the stage. An extra matinee
OF THE Sporting Duchess on Election Day and
the regular Wednesday and Saturday matlnees will
be given
The attraction this week at the Columbus Theatre
Will be THE Land OF the Living" This meIodrar,a
is by FRANK Harvey, and is now running AT the
Adelphl Theatre. London.
MISS May Irwin will play THE Widow Jones" n,
the Bijou Theatre for one week more She Will he
followed by Peter +. Daley in The Night ce,t
Miss Irwin was member Of Mr. Dailev's comnanv
last season. and he could not possibly wish for any
thing better. when he comes to the Bou than to ho
able 10 continue the OF business that the theatre
has been doing with THE Widow Jones"
Sowing the Wind" Sydney Grundys drama
which N Oh "a IN