New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31

| to give a little time to the promised revival OF
The Geisha before the return Of MISS Aaa Kehf be
| revived on November .
The closing nights OF Mr. Sotherns engagement
| q, ,he Ivceum Theatre are at hand. After Lord
| Chumley" this week An Enemy 10 the hing
Will be played while THE Lady Of Lyons con-
tinues at the matnees The soeR co1mpsiny nr re-
sent Pnero's THE Princess and the Butterfly
Sol Smith Russell will remain at the Garden
| Theatre for two weeks and Will make no
change Of programme. "A Bachelors Romance
wil be n,ayed TIL the end Of his stay He mas de-
c,ded postpone the old comedies ana me oh hes
next visi, 10 Network.
| Richard Mansfield continues 10 find abundant
anprecIation In The Devils Disciple" at the Fifth
! Avenue Theatre. His proposed production OF
King FredeIck william has ben de6syfG ,a oHs
! place before the close OF his present engagement
l; IS announced that Nat c. Goodwin will remain
at the Knickerbocker Theatre till after the holidays
and that no change OF bill will be made in some
time the present popularity o., AN American CIT
zen" seeming warrant both these decisions Inc
prevalent Election Day matinee will be given AZ ms
! house
Frank Daniels has been greatly amusing the audi
| ences OF the last week at the Broadway Theatre
with his antics In THE IDOLS Eye" Contrary to
the rule 1or the making Va PiSNSo W
this kind the star does have actually all OF the
fun-making in his own part. Mr.. Daniels seems to
think that he afford to let some Of the other :
| tie, and they accordingly do go.
What Happened TO Jones" will have It's seventy
! fifth performance tomorrow night at the Bijou
Theatre, and there will be souvenirs. Sometimes
what press agent says is worth quoting. for Its
very recklessness. and this is one OF the times
Here Is a part o, what he says about this OCCASION
"All OF the four thousand Joneses in the city have
slgniAed their intention Of being present and all
| the prominent Joneses all over the country have
either accepted Invitations to be present or they
read from the stage between the acts Of What hat
pPened TO i Letters eTeT IA, se pm there
will not be much time for the Play and there are
will not be much room for t.
The IAiputians will remain al the Star Theatre.
| in their musical spectacle. THE Fair in Midget
| town." for another week, and then they will begin
their annual tour There will be an Election Day
matinee and In the evening election returns Will
| be announced from the stage The attraction at
this theatre for the week OF November VII ne a
| new play called The Heart Of the Klondike.
Tony Pastor will again head the bill at his own
! theatre this week and he will have the assistance
Of Joseph Bowling and his company. In "A Pillar
! OF Salt: Bonnie Thornton: M and Mrs. William
Robyns in The Counsel for the Defence; MAJ
Fielding the juggler: the Nelson Trio Billy Sar'er
md G 5Sa9s Mss @ rhss the
Threa Renos, Mabel Craig. soubreite. and Leonard
and Fulton.
| "Cumberland 81" has had two good weeks at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. and has evidently set
! tied down for long and prosperous run MI
Fyle.s play Is attracting not only the regular ire
,uenters Of the house but many from distant parts
United States Army officers have attended re per
| Torrance on Tuesday evening eicctoN tc.., h
Will he road 70 the audience between the acta or 'he
| play.
Many changes are taking place A. tho Eden
| Nussa Not only have many wax figures been
ren,ade and dressed in new garments. but many OF
,ho grouns have been rearranged. so that the ef-
| Zee; = more pleasing and. In addition. many hg-
ures have been added 70 the more important groups
This Is particularly true % the Cuban groups and
| he groups representing Spanish methods OF pun
,shmen, The cinema tograph i showing twenty
four new moving pictures. and they are all inter-
! programmes OF classical and popular music
Denman Thompson and The Old Homestead"
have been drawing surprisingly large audiences at
the Academy OF Music. The will remain III
/ Thanksgiving week when the melodrama Tine
! White Heather Will begin lis engagement spe-
| cai matinee Will be given on Election Day.
villa portion OF the bill AZ Weber & Fields's Music
Hall and Herr Grais with his trained donkey arl
oaDoor aas oecn added. The, Glad Hand is con
| tinued. with diminuio0 and i;tl" change IN It's
| a;tra ctions.
"cour,ad Into Court" tho farce which Miss May
| Irwin played f1r Ions season A. the Bjou Thea
| II, las: winter will bo presented Al The Grand
Oner. House this week. with Miss Marie DRESSER In
| the nart formerly played by Miss Irwin. This VII
be Miss Drees.e-'s frs appearance in this part In
! New-Yo except for recent engagement In Har-
! lem Tonight at the Grand Opera House Colonel
! RonAr, G Inrersol will deliver his latest lecture.
| entitled The Liberty Of Man, Woman and Chld
Jonn Atkinson. the English bone-se'ter. will give
afternoon November .. when he will trea, poor pa
tents froe
Election returns will be announced from the stage
A. the Pleasure Palace on Tuesday evening. and
,hov will be posted In the Garden OF Palms, which
will be open free all the evening The vaudeville
bill this week includes the Russell Brothers. Lima
Painter the wire walker. Staley and Birbeck.
Caron and Herbert, Lizzie y. Raymond. Mont
gornerv and Stone the Northern troupe Of char
acter dancers from England: the Dillon Brothers
parodists the Frcmonts the Bland Sisters duettists
and dancers: Glinserett and Mack and the Hof-
man quartet Of Alpine warbisrs po-days concert
and MAY Gilbert and Code. Emma Carus Marie
BeauEarde. Tanner and Fores', the Dunbar sisters
and numerous others.
A. Proctor's Theatre. Twentythird-st tomor-
row Rober, Hliard will present his drama tizatior
OF Robert Buchanans Fra Giacomo Anothei
one-ac, play Is For Liberty written by Mrs
Hoffman Neil Mrs NELL will herself play the prin'
cpal part and will have the assistance OF John n
Gordon George B. Scanlon and Senorita Dooras
In the vaudeville part OF the programme are Pat
Reilly the Living Pictures Fulalie. dancer and thu
three acrobatic Fanchonett Sisters; m" Deonzc
Prothers scrobats the three Sisters Lane Frank
D BRYAN parodist: the three Gardner Brothers
FrobAl and Ruge. grotesque aerial Eymnas's; th'
Eldridgcs Charles Mack, Oracle Emmett. sou
brette and dancing novelty entitled Walks o.
All Nations" by Reilly and Woods company. Fol
/ fo-davs continuous concert Annie Ward Tiffany
Stanley whiting Arnm and Wagner, Billy Carter
! Fannie Mora and many others have been engaged
One Round Of Pleasure" which recently Sc
| forth on rs travels from the Knickerbocker Thea