New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
MANY NEW PLA VS..
SOME THAT HAVE COME AND OTHERS
THAT ARE COMING SOON.

THAT AXE COMlNb SOON
The outlook at the beginning of John Drew's
engagement at the Empire Theatre is most en-
| couraging. The audiences have shown curiosity
and interest in Rosemary" and the house has
been fVt every night If the later weeks OF the
run fqlnl the pTesage of the first one no further
list of plays while he stays at the Empire
| The music of "The Caliph" and the popularity
OF the star jefferson De Angels. seem to be the
features of the present Offering AT the broadway
| Theatre which contribute to the cheerful appear
nnGg OF ahg house The new oR[rea has Decn
f. H. sothern is renewing his old favor at the
| Lyccum Theatre In his new romantic play AN
Enemy 10 the King" Mr. Sothern's engage
most Interesting occurrences OF the early season.
ana M present instance seems to he no exception
Miss lrglna Harmed Is still playing the leadin6
woman's part.
At the Garrck Theatre tomorrow night Albert
Chevaler Will appear in the of entertainment
In which he thinks that he is to the best adj
vantage IL will be strictly variety performance.
but h" will contribute large part of himself and
In the small he Will be near enough to his
audience to give them the full effect Of what he
does better than is possible in a large music hall.
at the Garrick are Harry Brett. popular singer
r IRON nmS egon msf Hy Cyrus PARE s ms
Joei soprano Shares Bertram magician' Mar ir
Sisters Abbott
The season begins at the Harlem Opera House
tomorrow. As it is Labor Day. there will he
matinee Hermann. the magician. assisted by Mrs.
Adelaide Hermann. will introduce the season Of
entertanments which is just beginning for the peo-
magician appeared at the Harlem Opera House.
and in that interval he has made new and pc'ur-
esque additions to his structure OF magic
Old-time NewYork theatregoers visiting
Hoyts Theatre in large numbers to see J. H. stod-
dart in the two scenes of The Long Strike In
which ne appears just before the farce The Liar
Mr.. Stoidaris triumph Of n quarter OF a century
ago in the part of Moneypenny has not been for
gotten. and many who remember his Interpretation
of the part are glad TO accept the opportunity 10
see IT again
1t is not easy 10 remember time when there
was much melodrama in town all at once as
there now 1t IS all up and down each side OF
the city. The Academy of Music continues to pre-
sent Under the Polar Star" which drew large
houses when It was the only play Of the KIND n
town If keeps up It's 6 ag%n a s
powers quite out Of the common.
The general trend of the writer Of melodrama In
search Of scenes seems TO be just toward the
north. I'm Ter the Polar Star" Northern Lights
and The Great Northwest" are among those now
curre re IAN naro S, w h snc,a ho
day matinee tomorrow.
Beginning with the Labor Day matinee. THE
Grand Opera House for one week. This play had
long run at the Star Theatre last season II IS
from the pen of G. 7. Dazey, the author OF in 'id
Kentucky" All the original scenery Will be used
Some OF the songs which Charles B. ward will
sing in the performance Of after Dark at the
Columbus Theatre. Harlem tomorrow are Music
in the Park" THE Girl with the Naughty Wink
and "Onlv , Bowery Boy" George Fuller Golden
will give his speciality. A special matinee VIII be
given on Labor Day.
sousas Band will fiji short engagement at the
Olympia roof garden this week. giving concert
each night with the assistance Of popular soloSts
After this engagement the band Will star, for
Europe.
The leading feature Of the bill at Roster RaTs
tomorrow night will be the first appearance at
this house Of Eugene Stratton who has gained a
large reputation for mis- negro songs I'm the Lon
don music halls He is an American. but has been
I'm England for the last sixteen years. Miss 'issy
Fitzgerald will also appear at the hall FOR me nfs
dances Further contributions 20 the entertainment
viii be made by the three Macarie Sisters, me
Phoites. pantomimists; lavaters cog o''neS,Ir'
Lieutenant Noble. ventriloquist; kaoly c0ntUr-
ZIONIST; Griffin and Dubois, Miss Anna no}H' inc
Jordans and Jean Clermonts trained animals
Gustaye Ambcrg designates the comny -
the Grand Central Palace roof garden as
week" He probably knows why. II an}i
Tomorrow night being that Of Labor Dag
made A special occasion and Saturday Is ann, Led
as Italian Night and Benefit for the German Press
club" certainly promising combination The
ipr the the w SeeTs e crnST AN"
their acrobatic song and dance novelties Mic
and mrrIerr. the weston Sisters Vaeska. Lottie
Mortimer and Alonzo Hatch.
Since tho opening night many have been made
IN MARTY Malone" at the Bitou Theatre. and the
performance now ends before II O'Clock Mr. Har-
rigans acting is nightly applauded An extra Ia
Dor Day matinee Will be given tomorrow at 2lJ
p.
A series Of autumn concerts Will begin al the Eden
Musee this afternoon and evening, and Will con-
tinse for several weeks This series will differ from
the recent summer concerts in consisting OF more
arranged for Labor Day and In addition 10 the regu-
lar numbers there will be many selections OF patri-
O1ic airs.
Proctor's Pleasure Palace begins It's second year
and season with holiday bin for Labor Day. The
American debut OF Ara Zebra and Vora viii intro
duce a trio Of acrobats who are well known In
Europe Their tricks include difficult balancing
on pedestais pyramids and staircases. and the turn
Ing OF handsprings on table covered with scores
of many colored lights Jones and Robinson are
comic acrobats from Berlin. Among others on tho
biz are the Brothers Horn assisted by May Evens;
Herr Grais and his trick donkey and equestrian
baboon; the Two Bostons Gertrude Mansfield. George
II. Wood, Worth aid Marshall. Burns and Coakley.
10 Page Sisters. transformation dancers; Andy
Amman. mimic Hal Jamss novelty , dancer; Annie
Palms will take on the aspect of an African jungle.
with frequent performances by Mile. Pianka's Afri
can lions and the constant exhibition Of the eight
cubs. only few weeks old For the Sunday con-
from 2:30 IL p. there
special entertainers Including John c. Rice and Sally
Cohen a. o. Duncan. Cushman and Holcomb Lulu
Thesis and Mcbride and Gordon
The Labor Day vaudeville at Proctor's Theatre.
Twenty third-s: will be prolific In mirth and melody
A. O Duncan. the funny ventrloquist makes his
mankns comment on Ii Hung Changes visit and
other timely topics. Cushman and Holcomb have q
new act Arnim and Wagner and the Painter
Brothers are about to go out with Mr.. Proctors
road company. In the long list also DAILY and
Devere, the three Sisters Lane. George II. Tmmons.