New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Margaret Mather will appear at Wallack's
Theatre on January i. 1897. as lmogen. in GYM
beine" MI f. J. Henley, one Of the numerous mi-
tators of Henry Irving has been engaged to assist n
Miss Mather's belated and melancholy proceedings.
and he will emerge as Iachmo. This paper has been
requested to state that Mr.. Henley has entirely
recovered from his vocal troubles. -pfeslmaoIy me
gentleman mas had a cod.-and that the re-entrancs
OF Miss Mather in "Cymbe.ne Is due TO THAT rest
lessness and dissatisfaction with dull routine which
almost invariably follow actresses into domestic
life" Dull routine" How sad. The mere thought
Of IL causes the heart 10 bleed
The illustrated lectures of John l.. Stoddard will
be Of the entertainments at Days Theatre DUP
ing Lent.
The Iyceum Theatre dramatic company, this sea-
SON. includes James *. Hackett. Charles Walcot,
Felix Morris Ernest Hastings. Frank K. Nils.
Joseph Wheeock. jr. David Elmer, Mary Mannering.
Marie d. Shotwel. Katharine Florence Elizabeth
Tyree. Mrs. Walcot, Mrs. Whiffen, Sophie Hoffman
and Grace Root.
new play called TIE First Gentleman Of Eu-
rope" by Frances Hodgson Burnett and George
Fleming has been underlined at the Lyceum, 10
succeed the present popular bill ,.
Murray Hl Thsatre' in pay OF Wncn P Pc me
Miss May Irwin may be seen at the Bijou Theatre
on December ~ n piece cdiigd Sour'.d INC
Agnes Booth. Joseph wheelock Cora Tan,er.
Harry Lacy and others Will perform AZ the Harlem
Opera House mex, week. In the popular drama, .onS
current at the Academy OF The Sporting Duchess
season of his Empire Theatre stock company viii
begin at that homse on DeeemD S y, WIN oa Phy
Mr. Weyman, entitled finder the Red Rob-.
January 4 1884, at the Knickerbocker Theatre VIII
be made in Mr.. Pinero's comedy OF The Hoooy
Mir DAILY has in preparation comedy by
Mr. Robert Chambers. Mr. Frederick he an
accomplished musician and composer has been APP
moi n led a
that will be used in Mi Days production OF Much
Ado About Nothing" announced for December %
The Geisha' was presented last night In bunalo
sent Mr. Joness play OF The Dancing Girl az
matinee on Saturday next. December - ,.,n,.,,
Theatre hf T9ook SpDn IN the a Slang play Of
Several new ballet features were introduced into
the spectacle of 'Superha" at the Grand opera
House last night. Christmas trees. hearing giiss
for children. to adOrn the lobbies Of the Grand
Opera House at the matinees during the holiday
Mr. Mansfield, at the Garden Theatre. will present.
on December 2s. a new piece. called The FIT"
A meodrama entitled Fallen Among Thieves"
which has Tor some line been drifting about in mo
country was produced last night at the Columbus
A drama called "A Man OF Honor" written by
Mr. Mark Price was producei last night al 'he Amsr v
lean Theatre The cast enls;s the services or nearly
At Daly's Theatre Lass night The GeIsha" was
represented, and that popular musical PLAY viii %
repeated this evening. and on THURSDAY evening. ana
AT inatlneeS on we unesudy ana friuty u H''s''NN
Day.. -.
MIR. Peter F. Daley appeared last night az re re
Harlem Opera House. in his specially. entitled =
Good Thing"
Mr.. Tree. at the Knickerbocker Theatre; cor,
tmues TO impersonate Syensali In the pay "
"Trllby." ,,
The favorte Juvenile PLAYERS called the so LII
putlans' appeared last night in the Star 1 neat.
presenting then piece called THE Merry TraHps
and they were pleasantly welcomed. a..
Mr.. Pitou has met with much success In MS
production of the Inclodrama called The Cherry
Pckcrs'' at the Fourteenth Street Theatre -
Mr.. Willard dcvotes the closing week OF ms ~.
gagement at Wal'ack's Theatre 10 THE kosurs
Comedy" The Middleman'' and The Protessorrvs
Love Story The latter piece. which IS e'iuanhs.
merry. gentle. picturesque and sweet. VIII ne 'p'
attraction AT Wallack's on Christmas nlgn., M
Mr. Crane. the Fifth Avenue Theatre ~
nounces the last nights Of his successful NV
play called "A Fool OF Fortune. The ensaEs
ment OF Mr. Crane might hav" been much pr ,o.
longed but his contracts long since made con-
pel him to visit other cities. lie gives III au
mlrable performance in this new play. ana one
which will everywhere be received with amp"
sympathy and approba ion The piece owes n nun
I'd Bayac's no,s.l of Cesar BirOtteau." something
IN The Ilenrietta" ard something 20 shore
Acres" and very much 10 Mr.. Cranes treatment