New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Mighty" which Gilbert Parker. the author OF the
novel, has himself dramazed.

The Geisha" will move up from Days Theatre
this week to the Harlem Opera House. 1t will be
given there by the original company this being the
first station Of its tour On half the nights OF the
week II will also be done at Days, so that 1t will
have the distinction Of being presented In two New
York theatres at the same time.
William r. Crane will begin his annual engage
ment at the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow night.
He will play His Wifes Father" which was given
here by him two years ago. The play will have q
new set of scenery. the cid set having been ruined
by Western storm. which removed the roof of the
car in which the scenery carried and then
poured water into it. A week from tomorrow night
Mr. Crane will present his new play by Miss Mar
tha Morton, called "A Fool Of Fortune In Mr..
Efle shannon, Miss Marion Abbott. Miss Dallas
CSrrI CSgf MISS Lillian Larkin Mlds Kate i lester Miss
George +. Devere. Percy Brooke. William Boag.
Vincent Serrano and Charles j. jackson.
Jack and the Bean Stalk is meeting with a graf
flying degree of favor at the Casino As is oftea
the case with piece of this sort. 1t is found that
the best business OF the house is done at the mat
inees There are three Of them this week. of course
and the play is especially appropriate as holiday
attraction.
Maurice Barrymore continues to play Roaring
Dick & Co." at Palmer's Theatre. A satisfactory
understanding arrived at last week between
the managers and Commodore Gerry with regard to
the children employed in one Of the scenes Of the
pay They have no arduous labor. and they get
DountifIl supper every niSht-not made OF gilt
paper dishes and property apples-besides their pay
new feature will be INTRODUCED at the Olym-
pia Music Hall tomorrow night by Mr. Outcalt,
who will draw pictures and give accounts Of the
yellow Kid" lie will also perform some feats of
rapid oil painting. The Cherry sisters will remain
and will give their songs. moral rectations and
dramatic sketches, including some selections
from their repertory. The ball in the winter garden
will last until the small hours of the morning.
Santa Maria is continued in the theatre. Miss
Louise Beaudet Is her way hither from South
Africa. and will appear at Olympia early in Janu-
AIRY.
Auguste Van Blene continues to act and to play
the cello in THE Broken Melody" at the American
Theatre, varying his musical programme each week.
Mr.. Van Bene likes to think OF himself as an
actor first and musician afterward He says that
when he first began to present THE Broken Melody
he was much disturbed by the constant comments
implying that his acting was subsidiary to his
playing Now this Is reversed, his acting Is usual
y the first thing mentioned. and he Is happier.
The new play at the Irving Place Theatre will
begin Wednesday this week. on account OF the
holiday on this occasion Mr.. Conried will pre-
sent "Gebildete Menschcn.' 1t is by Victor Leon,
an Austrian dramatist, and was first produced
just year ago at the Raymond Theatre, In VI
emma, where It ran for three months. Tho
cast includes Mesdames Hartwig, Schluter. Husz
and Forst. and Messrs. Eggeling. Pfeil Bra
Strob Asher. Schneider and lie Bret, The same
bill will be repeated at the Thanksgiving matinee
rnd asd gg% ESr Snrdry & Mr. fSr
single matinee performance.
fine array of entertaining people IS promised
for Thanksgiving week at Proctors Pleasure Pal
ace. An operate travesty Carmen will be
given by William Pruette. assisted by Marie Bell.
soprano. Binns and Binns make their farewell ap-
pearances Wiliams and Walker will sing and
dance. and Maxwell and Simpson will illustrate
popular ballads. Lizzie b. Raymond sings. and
Griffin and Dubois do acrobatic feats. The Trou-
bador Four will impersonate "The Broadway
Swells" and the Rice Brothers perform on the
triple bars Others in the bill are Mile. Venare.
equilibrist: Frey and Fields. Frances Wilson and
Julia Raymond John thinner. clown juggler: F vii
bur Hill. banjoist: the Aherns. gymnasts O'Rourke
and Burnett. dancers: Daisy A. Ward and June
Dcchamp. The Thanksgiving Day performance be-
gins at 10 4 and continues for fourteen hours.
Pauline Hall makes her farewell appearances at
| the Sunday concert and other entertainers are
Thomas and Quinn Joe IIardman. Zamoni. and
Mitchell and De Moss
Foremost in the army OF Thanksgiving week en-
teraincrs at Proctor's Theatre Twenty-thrd-st. Is
Miss Pauline Hall. The three Sisters Macarte per-
form graceful feats slender wire, and other
features are Lieutenant Nobel. Count Kaely. Mile.
Bertold Sphinx and SPHINX comic gymnasts; the
Mexican Trio Of singers, the Garrisons, the Nelson
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