New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
ON THE LOCAL STAGE.
WHAT WILL BE SEEN IN THE NEW
YORK THEATRES THIS WEEK.

CeSSful
will not be seen IN NewYork again nn reaav neN for
tember He will have several new plays s. rearS W Ste
production next year. one OF tnem % oe,pe me King
phens the author of can Enemy 10 tne iNii'o'
The new Murray Hill Theatre VIII open ''s 80. 49,
10 the public for the first time tomorrow e'e'i''e
and the Bostonians will reappear in new W op'. y. -,
called .In Mexico, or a Wartime Wedohg.
the work of Oscar Well and C. I. Dazey. i"e ga "a
tersive cast announced for 1t includes "i!'iai" H.
Macdonald. Eugene Cowles, c. r. Landie, ,,in Eni'E' n
r. Haw;ey. Henry White. L. Merrill "a1i,j Roninson n,
John Miller Mia Harry 2,ee Da Selien pIv'S Miss IS
sSss elesry sn se c'eHss nS
BARTLETT Miss Bertha Ioyejoy, % MISS May W."
Dresser and Jessie Bartlett DAVIS
.Rosemary'' continues to be popular at 'he Hi"-
nire Theatre and the revision of the season ai
rangements will allow IT to stay there iol .o sr
siderable time yet. Tho announcement hiaoc io"
duvs ago that a second company would be sent I OH
n me niece i'm some of the cities which II wOuiu
be impossible for Mr. Drew 10 nisr oi,iops in the
company The cast actually required Is cohSiuei"o''
smaller than that.
Tho broadway Theatre will reopen to-inorro"
evening with the new operetta brian bo.u' 49,
has had an encouraging opening OUT OF 'o"" -
will be presented by the Whitney opera Coihpa"y'
and the singers will be Max Eugene. san'uei l.
sIade Bruce Paget Grace Golden. Fred NJ Mars
ton. John S. Slavin Miss Amelia Summervle' MISS MIS-
Helen TlSbard Mss + ca1ro ss
George % %6'Donnel a. " Lyman Tom RE Rieksits. Sas
Fred summerheld. John Hendricks and o'o NOT
man.
"secret Service" has taken strong hold OF tho
ponular dramatic taste at the Garrick Theatre II
tha engagement of Richard Mansfield at the mousse
next month can be readjusted satisfactorily there
is no doubt that Mr. Gillette ana MS "a' play WIN
stay there for long time.
..rhe Geisha" is still making its way at Days
Theatre There are occasional changes IN the cast
necessitated by the incursons OF MI Dalys COM
pany into the surrounding country. MT Steve,s Seven,
and Mark Smith alternate In the part OF the MARQUIS
Imari. Preparations for the regular seaso' "a '"e
Daily company are going on rapoiS.
AT Palmer's Theatre tomorrow night MISS
Georgia Cayvan will present Squire Kate. IN
which she appeared at the Lyceum Theatre 1our
years ago. Several members Of her company VIII
appear In this for the first time. having had no
parts in the previous play. The full cast includes
George Woodward. Frank Atherley. orrin Johnson
THOMAS Brdgeand Charles Thropp Miss Elorenee H,S
Conron, Miss Anne Sutherland MISS M Miniirsd re N9 ne
Cau Miss Mary Jerrold. Miss Kate Ten IycK Miss
Louise Palmer. Joseph Henry and Henry Howe
Only two weeks remain Of the successful engage
ment Of the Liliputians In their production Merry
Tramps," at the Star Theatre. In compliance wit
numerous requests the Messrs. Rosenfeld have DE
cided to give professional matinee on THURSDAY
The regular matinees take place on "Wednesday ano
Saturday
my Friend from India has attained such popu-
iarity at the Bjou Theatre that the managers have
made successful effort to postpone the engage
Is now settled at that house till December, with
possibility Of still further extention OF Its time.
Lost, strayed or Stolen" seems likely to be the
attraction at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for con
siderable time to come. II has already had 5000
run and IL draws audiences that are large. anG
appear to be more than satisfied with what the!
and hear
Only three more weeks remain OF the time al
lotted to Francis Wilson's engagement in his new
operetta. "Half King" at tho KnickerbockeI
Theatre. The company VIII then begin to tou
the big Cities and It is safe 10 predict for the per
formance o confirmation OF the favor that ma
been bestowed upon it during its run In TINS city.
At the Harlem Opera House this week Miss May
Irwin will present 1.-The Widow Jones'" in which
she gained popularity at the Bijou Theatre ias'
winter 1t is announced that this will be the las
opportunity TO see this farce in New-York. as
Miss Irwin will have O new play when she mex
corncs to a Broadway house In the supporting
organization are John c. Rice Joseph ~ sparks
aSqCfs Church Miss Ada Lewis Miss Haiti
Williams. Miss Sally Cohen, Miss Eta Gilroy ano
others.
The melodrama "The War Of Wealth" which
had run at the Star Theatre last season. Will be
the attraction OF this week at the columbus
Theatre.
teresting feature at the Olympia Music Hall thi-
week as II was last week. The moving pictures
Of Major Mckinley. at his home In Canton and oi
the Empire State Express are among the best OF
the sort that have ever been shown here Mis-:
Lille Laurel is the leading feature. Daz, the
contortionist the flying rings. returns. ano
Papinta continues her mirror and fire dances l,
aet constitute the Other bs bss Of f1ane 5hs OH
Africa
since she last heard here, is to appear at this
goes on. Mr. Hammerstein has announced that e.
will go on indefinitely the statement few DAY: Day
false alarm.
"a Night at the Circus" is announced the at
traction for the Grand Opera House for the com
Ing week. The cast is u be headed by Miss Jean
es LWs sy to Who mako aYs herself lfne seT enc III
Miss Johnstone Bennett and S. Miller Kent will
continue to offer their amusing SKETCH "A Quiet
Evening at Home" at Proctor's Pleasure Palace
this week The vitascope will present living pict-
ures. Jones and Robinson. the burlesque bar per
formers, return for farewell week. and the
tweve-hour constant show presents Ena Bertodi.
Sphinx and Sphinx. the comic gymnasts; shehan
S %Sa aasy sn sanoa &
and BaS b1T Ds ae %adf Ra snd ey
ra S a%en na ne a nn
Ladies' Orchestra. Special entertainers appear al
the Sunday concerts, from 230 to IL y. IN.
Charles Dickson makes his re-entrance In vaudeville
at Proctor's Theatre, Twenty -thrd-st.. tomorrow
presenting the comedietta Two Can Play at That
Game" in which he will be assisted by Lillian Burk.
hart and Earl Browne. Bryan's speech at Orange
~ j. will be pictured by Edson's v.tascope. Lizzie
8. Raymond Will sing. The two Bostons Introduce
their comic dogs and buresque bull fight and other:
Prince Kokln. japanese juggler Waller and Waller
Charles Cameron, character singer; Bssco and Mo-,
dancer: the Keegans Murphy and Gilbert. Emery