New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
THIS WEEKS PLAYS.
rur LIST OF NETWORK ADJUSTMENTS
NOW TO BE ENJOYED.

,,as the same which has followed Mr.. Sothern al
mos, unvaryingly since his first venture as a star
actor.
John Drew is still playing Rosemary" at tho
rmpire Theatre and is still nlling the house. He
has received proposals to go to Australia next sum-
mer but no decision has yet been made in regard
% them Mr.. Drew Is to give up his rights to "A
Squire q Danes" and expects to play nothing this
All the time which was held for Lost strayed or
Stolen in the theatres around the country has been
cancelled. and the piece is to remain at the Fifth
been drawing large audiences s.
Conried announces for the opening bill Of the IT.
Wing Place Theatre. on Thursday, Hans Olden's
dramatization of Colonel Savage's novel. my on
cal Wife" This version is said to differ materially
from the work presented here few years ago. Miss
Adele Hartwig will make her first appearance In
iS Sno ,i'f Hubert SSi Reasch viii assume the part
ssscha and wilhelmine Schluter. GUST Forst,
Nse pns srob ca ackner Max
hermann Schneider and Julius Ascher will also
have parts
The operetta, 1.-THE Wizard of the Nile with
Frank Daniels and his supporting company, will be-
gin a weeks engagement at the Harlem Opera
House tomorrow evening. The one new name in the
cast is that of Miss Caroline Boene, who appears
as Cleopatra
The Liliputians will receive their friends again to-
morrow night at the Star Theatre. They have been
absent from New-York and from America for a sea-
son. and they come back with new European g,ories
Trarnps." which is said to equal all their previous
productions In the respect in which they were most
notable.
"The Geisha' is to remain at Days Theatre till
the return to the house of Mr.. Days own company,
and the present indications that 1t will enjoy
nrosperty for that length of time. The audiences
are always large and often reach the seating ca
pacity OF the house
At the Broadway Theatre Jefferson De Angels
will begin tomorrow night the fifth week Of his en-
gagenient in The Caph:' He has new song for
his entrance which has been well received.
Half King" continues to be admired at the
Knickerbocker Theatre. and Francis Wilson and
his company enjoying their share of the general
prosperity Of the opening theatrical season. They
have every reason to feel satisfied with their ex
perience thus far.
Bret Harte's play Sue, will be continued at
Hoyts Theatre till October TO- 1t is not yet certain
what will be done with It then. 1t may be trans
ferred TO the American Theatre.
This will be Albert Chevalier's last week at the
Garrck Theatre, and. it is announced his last in
New-York before his return 10 England He has
Of several Of the large cities before hm He
new play, Secret Service"
The wax figures at the Eden Musee have under
gone recent changes. There have been rearrange-
ments of the standard groups The concerts. after
noon and evening. by the orchestra, continue in
popularity
THE Last Stroke" melodrama dealing with the
affairs Of Cuba is announced the attraction at
the Grand Opera House for the coming week. II
had a considerable at the Star Theatre last
Next week the Grand Opera House Will be
occupied by Eugene Sandow and his company.
At the Olympia Music Hall the bill remains I'M
changed. 1t begins with Marguerite" which intro
duces the flying ballet, and II goes on with the Coli
bris. the company of dwarfs which is a whole
variety entertainment in itself. Amann and Dutch
DAILY are also included. In the theatre Mr. Ham
merstein's operetta. Santa Maria" will begin its
first full week tomorrow night The first of the
series of concerts by Anton Seid and his orchestra
will be given In the music hall this evening
"A Parlor Match" made vigorous start. as far
as business was concerned, at the Herald Square
Theatre last week. and Messrs. Evans and Hoey
were doubtless led TO feel that they were among
friends. Miss Anna Held will continue her French
songs this week
Eugene Stratton is approaching the end of his
engagement at Roster Balls, and Miss Cissy
Fitzgerald continues her dances. The remarkable
trapeze act OF the Jordans remains one of the most
attractive features OF the programme. whatever
e9ubrst Lieutenant Noble. the ventriloquist; the
Orchestra and Jean Clermonts trained animals add
10 the entertainment
The performances Of Under the Polar STAR will
be continued the Academy of Music till the time
Mapieson Opera Company The visit of the Harlem
Wheemen TO the theatre will make special oc-
casion FOR Tuesday night.
Miss Vernona Jarb-.u. who is to initiate Nine |
Calve in Carmen. is the most important addition
to the list of attractions at Proctors Pleasure
Palace for this week. The vtascope is to present |
anew M nd M meas pe tore
lions Jones and Robinson; burlesque parallel bar
asd c clayton and G and
Elliott. Max Kahler trick bicyclsts; Ella Carr
MAY T. Lawrence and Cass Cameron.
Froctor's Theatre. Twenty-thrd-st. offers |
copious programme this week. The Quinns will |
make their first appearance in America after
and Sally Cohen will be seen. Edison's vitascope
win be shown three times daily. Others on the list
Vocal serenaders; Hafford and Mantell. character
SINGER sna anb dancer h 81 Ava
Trio. Nelson and Milledge. Mortimer and Darrell |
McKenna and Creton.
At the Columbia Theatre this week Weber & |
Feldss company will be the attraction. The com |
pany is headed by, Weber and Fields themselves N |
are sSs yor caron and e q rhe he
AVOIDS. King and Forrest. and James F. Hoey.
William Biakely who visited this country several |
years ago with Charles Wyndham, will be a men, |
Der OF the company supporting Mr. ana Mrs. Ar |
thur Bourcher their coming American tour.
Charles Frohman will take possession of the |
Garden Theatre Thursday. october l. and he
will open 1t with Rices new "Evangene." Among |
the novel features is Mile. Yvonne De Guerre a
harp soloist from Paris. who will appear as Evan
geines sister and introduce solos. Miss Theresa
Vaughn has been cast for the title part
The contractors who are building the new Murray
Hill Theatre will have the house completed on
Saturday, October 10. and turn 1t over to Mr..
Murtha on that day. On Thursday. October Is.
view OF the theatre will be given: and on Mon
day October 49, the house will be dedicated by the
Bostonians, In an opera new TO this city. entitled
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