New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
THE THEATRES OPENING.
MANY NEW PLAYS TO BE SEEN WITHIN
THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.

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at the Lyceum Theatre Tuesday evening appear
Ing in new play BY - stephens. entitled AN
Enemy to the King" Mr. Sothern IL supported by
a COMPANY including Arthur r. Lawrence foy'o"
Erlynne Morton se.ten Rowland Blackstone reo'ee
f. Bryant John j. Collins. Ernest Tarston pnrS
G i Fiockton Edmund Lawrence EranKRiS Sbm mD9
ers. David Elmer. Frank He1!h, Grace KImBaii.
m MIS- 1Sanntte owrie Miss Violet Rand Miss Kate
Pattson- Selten ard Miss Ray de Barrie
The Empire Theatre will begin It's NTH season to-
morrow night when John Drew will appear IN
Rosemary" by Louis y. Parker and Murray Car
son. The character which Mr. Drew VIII present
has been played by Charles Wyndham IN %nne
M Mark Rrewf Harry rRr arWooG Arthur Byron joseph
Humphreys Frank I LAM MISE Ethel barrymore
and Miss Maud Adams
The eason Mt Terrace Garden will close IN inc
middle Of this week The management VIII o"e'
on Monday and Tuesday evenings n revival OF
Lecocq's La File de- Madame Angot.' and on
Wednesday evening the closing night. the second
acts Of "WaldmelsteI." Der Obersteger and
Die Ulancn" Between the acts. on the farewell
night a series OF tabeaus will be presented. rem
niscent Of the Franco-Prrssian War. The date
will be September 2 the anDivorshrX OF inc n,,Ie
OF Sedan. The open-air garden VIII he proiuscN
decorated on that evening and elaborate illumina-
tons will be seen.
Garrck Theatre where its revival has resulted In
audiences and receipts that have surpassed all
expectations. After Saturday night It will move
over TO me men and his COMPANY viii
take possession of the Garrick Theatre
THE Liar" new farce by Alexander Bison.
will open the season Of Iioyt's Theatre on Wednes
day night 1t will be presented by Fritz Williams,
w. H. Fitzgerald Giles Shine Samuel Reed. Oscar
Fignan W. C. Mason. Francis Nelson. Miss
Katharine Florence, Miss Annie Clark Miss Isabel
Trquhart and Miss Ina Hammer The performance
Will include besides the farce, two scenes from
The Long Strike" in which J. ii. Stoddart and
Miss Mary Hampton VIII appear
It is year and a half since Edward Harrigan was
last seen on the NewYork stage. His admirers
have not forgotten him and they will be glad to
welcome him back tomorrow night In his play.
Marty Malone" which he will present for the first
time here at the Riiou Theatre Like all Of Mr.;
Mih mnsc B y raha s "vshy
The Grand opera House opened its season last
night with the melodrama. THE Cotton Spinner"
This play Will be continued through the present
week THE War of Wealth" {. T. Dazcy's play
is TO be presented at the Grand Opera House on
September l. for run OF one week.
The opening OF the Columbus Theatre occurred
last night tho attraction. which Will be continued
for this week being In the Heart Of the Storm"
The engagements for the season at this house in
clude. a BOWery Boy. 'Humaltty. THE Girl
Left Behind Me" "Trilby." "a Yenuine Yentcl-
man." Weber and Ficlds's company THE Power
of the Press" Chauncey Ocott. Human Hearts"
"Thc Fatal Card" Primrose and Vests minstrels
Northern Lights" Andrew Mack The Last
Stroke" ION Broadway" with Maggie Cline: THE
Glare Of Gotham The Woman in Black" THE
NeW.1ork BOYS In old Kentucky" "A Bowery
Girl and "A Parlor Match"
The present weel: will be the last Of vaudeville
forf hfS tbo nj.
feature Of the bill will be Sherman's troupe OF
trained goats The programme will be filled out
by Papinta. Miss George Parker. Melville juggler;
Pablo haz contortionist; Leola Mitchell the "liv-
ing doll": May Howard Marshall and Nelson.
Senoria Baranco, Van Aukon, McPhce and Hill
Johnson: Davenport and I,orella and tho Aooan
TRIO. Next week the garden viii be occupied by
John Philip sousa and his band
AT the Academy of Music Under the Polar
Star has proved amusing and exciting There
have been some large audiences. even on the warm
nights.
Roster & Bials Music Hall has had good luck for
the two weeks that 1t has been open There may
yet come nights when music hall VIII be an UNI
fortunate place as compared with 2 roof garden.
but thus far the weather has favored the indoor en-
tertainment. This Will be the final week at this
house Of Zaeo In her brilliant dances of Miss clara
Wieland IN her songs and limitations and of o. Brcn
and Havel The Flying Jordans'' win continue
Tor some time TO come. Jean Clcrmont the animal
ncwconlers il the bin will include Alblrtus and
hayes ana Post In songs and dances.
The roof garden OF the Grand Central Palace will
hold several special celebrations this week Tues
day Is designated as Chinese night. In conjunc-
ton with the regular vaudeville will appear Lee
Quag and Chu Fong's Chinese COMPANY from
Doyer-st. Chinatown. special programme ts to
be arranged for Wednesday night The ami
versary of the Battle OF Sedan Among the Der
formers on the regular bill will be Murphy and ,;fl-
pert Naleska, Hughes and Lindsay Alfercno Shor-
man man ana MpIristy, Leona Lewis and Fernando
with his parlor circus.
Inc American Theatre Will open its season to-
morrow night with new moodrama by Herbert
Hall Winslow and VIII r. Wilson called "rhe
Great Northwest" The scene is laid in North Da-
kota: The company is made up Of W : Hart Ioh,,
-, e',,' Josebh 'onyers Albert Mahar John II
browne; Percy Plunkett. John Wcbbcr ] n How
lana, Miss anccs Drake Miss Maud IIosforI
Agnes Barnes anu MISS
Many clever entertainers arc seen At \ small ,-,co
al iroctors Pleasure Palace On the list for This
week Joha g. Rice and Sally coh., f. .
sketch; A. o. Duncan. vcntriloquis,: Cusbna, and
Holcomb. singers; FRITZ. Leslie and Eddie Co,u.a,.
and Leland. comic acrobits Florence Wolcott srrr.
MCBRIDE ana GORDON Baker and Randall. dancers:
me A r Sisters, duettsts: Bareu and Morris
Lulu mess IN negro songs and dances. IJ1lIid'v
- Brlch MIG Atlas, on the revolving glnbo arJ ~.
Bryant ana Marguerit" Veroni ~, IN ,o,,' any Nit
the specai entertainers at the SUNDAY concerts from
2:Sl to u p m are the Comedy Trio Morton ana Pen P
Velle. Gordon and Lick. Miles ana R,,n,o, '''' ~
ara and t"rnard. J,annettc Lewis m. Sis,nrs t
strom and thirty others '9 rls-
Vaudeville Of great variety and rapldity touches
the popular fancy at Proctor's Theatre Twenty
thrd-st. Among the newcomers H. Pat Reilly Others
are Morton AMI Revello Rosie RondeIl English nro
tean dancer: Thompson and Bunnen Kennev and
Russell. Miles and Raymond the Icon Sisters duet
lists and dancers. Montcrin and Meredith Arthur
Emerson hand baancer Moya. Aida Perault Flor
ence King Eunice Hi. Edna Aug Hattie clifford and
Jeannettc Lewis in singing and dancing sprcialties
Charles II. Duncan character comic SINGER Frank
9 Mack and Amalia Rene. Tyr0lcdn yoiler The
sunday concert. from 2.3O . II T. m introduces me
pillon Brothers Lewis and Elliott. Mclrose and