New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

| r y Sothern will revive IAN Enemy 10 the
King at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow night
and will continue to play through the weeN' WIZ.
! the exception of the Thursday matinee. when LORD
| ChuMey' will be given. Mr. Sotherns ens eng g.
me en is now near its end. He will be followed by
! The stock company OF the Lyceum Theatre. Whcn
| viii begin its season with THE Princess ana the
! Butterfly"
! S,l Smith Russell will end his long engagement Mt
the Garden Theatre next Saturday night He VIII
! play "A Bachelors Romance" TO the last the old
! comedies in which he to appear having been
postponed until next season. He has been so sue
cessful that Mr.. Fronman has arranged TO- or if
him back to New-York next year FOLLOWING MI
Russell at the Garden Theatre will be Henry r.
Dixev who on November 10 will make his first APP
pearance on any stage as professional magician
Tomorrow night Nat c. Goodwin begins his
fourth week in IAN American Citizen" at the
Knickerbocker Theatre. He has drawn good au-
diences all through his engagement. and there
to be still sufficient Interest IN himself ana
his play TO carry them forward until the hoilua!S
when their term al the Knickerbocker VII end
Heinrich Conried will keep Die Lachtaube' on
the stage of the Irving Place Theatre for at least
another week Nine. Kopacsy has proved extremely
popular with the frequenters OF the house. and so
has the new operetta. and there are no doubt
enough who stu want TO see II oeiore t1e pii =,
for some nights longer
Miss Julia Arthur has many friends and admirers
in New-York. and they have come 10 see her at
Wallacks Theatre in sufficient numbers 10 make
her engagement in "a Lady Of Quality" profitable
one thus far. Something has already been said
rather to calculate that or about II a yet
1t Is announced that owing to the success OF
The Devils Disciple at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Richard Mansfield will continue the presentation Of
that play for the remainder of his engagement.
with the exception Of the last week, which Will he
devoted 10 plays of his rcpertory. The Arrangement
q is as follows Monday King Richard hard I uIr
hs Devils Pss EIG. sySn@s
at the Saturday matinee, Beau Brummel"; satur-
day evening DR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
The Idols Eye" Herbert and Smiths operetta
with Frank Daniels and his company in the parts
is drawing large audiences 10 the Broadway The
atre, where the work has Just ended Its second
ness Of the music appear 10 he the points most ap
preciated In the Performance, though II has other
good points.
At Roster & Balls tomorrow night Miss Alice
Atherton will make her first appearance in Amer
lea in two years She will sing several OF the
English and Continental music halls in which she
has appeared Miss Anna Held will also make her
first appearance this house Musical Dale
will be added 10 the programme and several Of the
acts of last week will be retained such as Dick
Dick and Dckie; the De KoCk Troupe of aero
bats Mile. Rombeo. Marie Lloyd and the Grii1ths
Bro theirs. The Faust" ballet retains Ns popu-
larity.
II IS clear that f. f. Rice some time ago bought
out clock factory. He announces another clock
as a souvenir of the fftieth performance Of The
French Maid" which will be given at the Herald
Square Theatre tomorrow night. Is is Of Pres-
Mr. Rice's clocks Some new songs are in prep.
aration.
'Cumberand 81" is stlll filling the Fourteenth
Street Theatre and there seems 10 be prospect
that I, will do SO for some time TO come There
as Veterans Night, for both Union and confed-
crate soldiers.
What Happened to Jones" will remain NJ the
Bijou Theatre for week longer, and then IT
will go on the T:a %nd give way Miss '9 IRWIN W
Well W. II '0"''''' '''" ''''~'
The FRS, Born" the Chinatown play which has
been running at the Manhattan Theatre. will this
week occupy the stage Of the Harlem Opera House
The company will be the same that has been seen
George Holland. All the costumes scenery and ac-
cessories Will OF course. also be the same.
THE Glad Hand" continues at Weber Felds's
with Mesers. Weber and Fields. Sam Bernard
Peter DALEY John Kelley Ard Ross Res; ana Fen
ton IN the cast Miss Eesta Iiley sun heads tnI
be a concert this evening. with many specialtics.
'The Belle Of New-York' will he continued for
one week more at the Casino. II Will be followed
November Is by the new operetta 1895" with
music by Eduard Hoist and book by II l.. Ensign
The work has been In rehearsal at the Casino for
some time.
The newes, wax figure in the Eden Musee is Of
Mayor-elnct Van Wyck. Work began 1t az mid
ton The suit Of clothes which il wears is said TO
be one that actually belonged to the original Con
and cir er1af m Ife
Surprisingly large audiences continue at the
Academy OF Music. where Denman Thompson is
playing THE old Homestead" The run viii last
for only two weeks longer "The White Heather"
the English melodrama for which extensive prepa-
scented Thanksgiving week. Miss Esther Lyons
VIII give hcr lecture on the region OF the klondike
at the Academy tonight
the bill at the Pleasure Palace this week VIII
be headed by John 7. Sullivan who will appear
in sydney Grundy's one-nct play, captain Hunt
ington." He will be assisted by Miss Eleanor
Barry The rest Of the programme is made up Of
Wood and Shepard. Fisher and Carroll. DIXON
bowers ana and DIXON , A,dclln1 Roatino. operdtic
walker; Charles Case, the Northern troupe Of in
man Quartet of Tyroledns ana Harry " Will-
!ams's company In a farce entitled "The Irish
entertainers Lizzie B. Raymond Grant and Nor
ton. Halliday and Ward, the Dillon brothers. Loney
Haskell, the Bland sisters and William Berry.
At Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-third-st.. this week
Charles A. Stevenson. formerly leading man Of Kat.
ClaxlCn's Two Orphans company. makes his
vaudeville debut in new one-act military play. on
titled prisoners Of War" I'm which lac Will nave
the assistance OF company OF fifteen players
Felix Morris will present Minnie Maddcrn Fishes
The Rose. The living pictures are popular
ever. William Henry Rice will make MS nrs,
appearance In TINS city In over two years. the
Lukcns brothers. acrobats. and GrUct. Beers and
Gruet. grotesque gymnasts viii also appear with
Maud Real Price. Walton and Doyle, the Sisters
Aubrey the Robbins, Annie I.aughn. soubrottc
and Holiday and Ward. Special entertainers will
participate In to-day's continuous concert