New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13

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will be seen for the first time on Tuesday night AT
Hoyt's Theatre 1t is a story of the Sierras natural
w. The leading parts in II will he played by Miss
Annie Russell and Joseph Haworth. The rest OF the
s so5 wii nv De s nnnn fheodore Roberts William
Pouelli. James Kearney; Sam Reed Charles les, Gag
I'd Iewison Charles Gibson and Miss Anita Rothe.
The outlook is that The Geisha" will renew the
success Of "The Gaiety Girl" at Days Theatre 1t
is in many respects far more attractive piece. and
IT is played by company which seems fully alive 70
its opportunities Its managers are likely TO be
sorry before they finish the engagement. that there
is not more time for II.
The public appreciation of John Drews new play
Rosemary" at the Empire Theatre has thus far
been most encouraging. There have been such In
dications Of a probable continuance of favor that
1t has been decided to transfer the engagement OF
Miss Olga Nethersoe to the Knickerbocker inc
atre AZ TO allow Mr. Drew to remain AT me I'm,
plre for longer time The theatres custom or
Wednesday matinees Will be resumed on Sep'em-
Der %.
Tomorrow evening the Knickerbocker Theatre
will open under its new managers. Al Hayman
Co.. and Francis Wilson will begin his ninth sea,
son in this city in new comic opera ehti'eu
Half King.
The season of the Fifth Avenue Theatre VIII
open on Wednesday evening. when the new musical
comedy Lost Strayed or Stolen" by j. Cheever
Goodwin and Woolson Morse will be performed for
the first time in this city. 1t has already been
done elsewhere and good reports have Deen re-
ceived from II.
Jefferson De Angels appears TO have made a for
tunate move In becoming star The result OF his
venture so far has been most gratifying The
Broadway Theatre has had surprisingly good
week with The Caliph," and If the hot weather
does not back with too much violence a con-
tnuance of prosperity is TO be looked Tor
The Garrick Theatre has been filled every night
since the beginning of Albert Chevaliers engage
ment Mr. Chevaer sings nine songs each even
ing Of varied character. and the opportunities 10
appreciate all that he does are much better IMAM
they were when he was singing in a large music
hall. where great part Of MS auoience was d'
considerable distance from him.
The Olympia Music Hall will begin its second sea-
son tomorrow evening. The leading attractions
of the opening bill will he the Colibris. company
OF dwarfs and the flying ballet
Edward Harrigan continues TO present MS new
play Marty Malone" at the Bjou Theatre. lie
has introduced new song, or, rather al ou so'e
revived. called THE Castaway'.
The melodramas go on and do not seem TO tire
their followers Under the Polar Star will have
q few more weeks at the Academy of Music ana VIII
then give way to another 'nelodramd
1.-THE Great Northwest is still the sensational
Offering of the American Theatre. 1t has an apun-
matte machinery
Still another melodrama, Humanity, is 10 he
offered at the Columbus Theatre this week. 1t has
been seen here numerous times before and needs no
description to those VINO are neIeS So nard 70
things and keep themselves PoS'eu III ''e -
them.
At Roster e. Balls music hall this week Miss
Cies, fitzgerald will continue her dances and Eu-
gene Stratton will throw more Of the night Of Lon
don on the character of The American negro Their
efforts will be seconded by those Of kaoy coha9r.
Iavaters dog orchestra: Lieut. nant Nobel Venuii-
oqust: the Macarte sisters acrooas and wire walk
ers: the Phoites. pantomimists lean C !
trained animals. and the during fyihe 'o'ua''S
At the Harlem Opera House to morrow night
Charles H. Hoyt's farce. "A Black sheep VIII
begin an engagement of week. 1t Will be reme,m-
bered that the piece had long run AT 70 pay
last winter GUS Hariah con''iu'' " p'"'
the leading part in ii.
The newest feature of the entertainment at Proc
tors Pleasure Palace this week Will be EDISON :
yitascopc exhibited at 1870, $3.50 and $50 p. m MT
Proctor has variety of new ILLUSTRATIONS me
first series shown for the first time includes the
arrival Of Ii Hung Chang. the fring OF cannon d'
the Peekskill encampment. the ferryboat Hosedaie'
sunk in collision last week: haymakers cutting
grass an elevated train at the Twenty-third-st
station a group of street gamins struggling lor
pennies in Park Row, and the shooting OF 'he
chutes at Coney Island. The comic ballet. "A nus
tic Wedding" in three tableauX' composed Dy Sis-
nor Albertcri will introduce Nine. Giuri ana Sig
nor Alberiieri in characteristic dances. Billy EN-
erson with songs and limitations, heads the vaude-
VILE contingent, which includes Ara, zebra ana
Vora, acrobats; Jones and Robinson, symnasuc
buresquers: Charles +. jerome. assisted by cara
Bell; Nelson and Milledge. Ford and Lewis. Amin
and Wagner ST. Alva and Fanchette the Misses
Schaffer and MontL ducttists; Cretoe equiibrist;
Marie Leslie. Helen Jewell, and Mile Pankas per
Garden Of Palms. The Sunday concert; from Z:SV
TO II p m. introduces George H. Wood ,IcrlruHe
Mansfield the lie Page Sisters, Lea Remonde;
Worth and Marshall Whitman and Davis and
other entertainers
Edison's vitascope will also be shown at Proc
Theatre Twenty-thrd-st. at l:Vi' $50 ana III
p. m. There is vaudeville entertainment
including the Brothers Horn, Herr Grais. the two
Bostons Gertrude Mansfield, Worth. the Barnett
sisters. acrobatic dancers Max Pettngill and his
trick dog; Morrssey and Proctor dancers Harry
Lyons Annie Ott vocalist; Stocks and Donovan,
Daisy Wade. vocalist and Alice Sablons miniature
theatre. Among the special people for the SUNDAY
Fenton Brothers DAILY and Devere, NICK ADAMS
and George II. Timmons.
"Chimmie Fadden." which, with Charles H. Hop
per in the title part, had long run in this city
last winter. will be presented at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow 1t will be given with Mr.. Hop
Bates, George +. Nash Fanny Dunham Rouse.
irene viarcourt. Seth Franklyn Barney REYNOLDS
VIII Cowper. W. II. Sheldon, Harry Rowllngs and
Sydney Price.
The Winter Garden at the Eden Musee Is at
tractiyely fitted and decorated, and the concerts
given every afternoon and evening by the Hun
garan Orchestra varied In their character and
Thoroughly enjoyable. The smoking room has been
rented ii is arranged in imitation Of Turkish
smOking-room.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bourchier are TO leave Lon
don on November IS. and they will open their
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