New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

actly fits his manner in his part OF Dd'iu iio''"
in "A Bachelors Romance" He has gained rapid
nonulari,v with the play at the Garden Theaire
where much favor has also nsf don PITT and sgd
ney Booth for their parts in it,
For the first time in three years Daniel IRON
mans Lyceum Theatre Stock Company VIII =.
! seen in this city outside the Lyceum Theatre. II
will begin a weeks engagement at 'he ''"'''" i
Opera House tomorrow. The opening play WI"
! $40 ..Tbe First Gentleman OF Europe. on Iuesady
evening THE Mayfower will be presenter anu
on Wednesday evening THE Late MT CaS'r,
The rest Of the week will be devoted 10 me i'''
oner of Zenda' The company has neen W. a., a.
Ear as san Francisco since June and after itS EN-
cagementS in Boston and Philadelbnla WI un,nr
to the home theatre on November :" loi '"e "
The fourth week of Change Alley will begin at
tho Ivceum Theatre tomorrow night. Mr.. Sothel"
has drawn good houses, and the improvements !"
the nlay have doubtless added to It's popularity
The dramatic story has been greatly strengthened
and Miss Virginia Harmed in her d nT" 70 the
dressed and equipped as po9' h"' " ~
effectiveness Of her part.
The popularity of Francis Wilson Is arrested IVY
the attendance nightly at the Broadway lhe'',e'
where he and his company are presenting 'he
oneretta. Half King" Although the work mas
had A long previous engagement in New oih, , j.
is still fresh enjoyable as ever, anu as ''
enjoyed
George u Broadhursts farce. What Happened
TO Jones'" will remain at the Manhattan i"eH"V
for only one week more. II Will hnEcr III M, w
York however going from the Manhattan to the
Bjou for short engagement.
Mr.. Kelley and Miss Shannon make their fare
we'll anncarances at Wallack's this week ana WI"
be followed on October by r. : WhIaro' MI
Willard will present Henry Arthur Jones nv"
play. THE Physician" and will be supporter ~
Miss Maud Hoffman, Miss Keith WaKeHah' MIS-
H. Crane Miss May Roberts Miss Agnes am
Oswald Yorke II. Cane. Werner Charges bio'"'oE
Davennort 7 G. TAYLOR George CASTOR, StswaIu
Allen and others Homer Emens has pah'e" "e"
scenery for the productloh'
Roland Reed Miss Isidor Rush ard Bert '"ote
continue to be favoritcs with the audiences ""',n
attend the performances OF lhe "io"s W.
Wright, at the Biiou Theatre Mr. Recd naS no
played so prosperous ana srt t LIE ,rs '''
in New-York In hummer OF Yeas
The Liliputians again filing the star Ih''''
with interested and gratiied audiences Iheir ne"
,a,. ..Tho Eair I'm Nidgettown." Is meeting with
tho same favor as their previous ones. ana pretty
b.lIets for which this company Is distinguishes
abound in T. as in the others. Children are always
deghied WITH the p ond ssiu n9a mnnees
The additional songs and other features "h'rn
made their appearance in In Town Al '''
Knickerbocker Theatre last week met Win APP
made this week and from time TO time as the III"
of the piece continues
There Is nothing TO be recorded Of THE Circus
cir" =, Dalv's Theatre except a continuance OF
nrosperitv The melody of It's music and the JOLLY
Of everything about VI Keep up ~ anu
it continues 10 draw numerous auoieHccS
Tho affairs Of music halls appear to he at
crisis lust now and it may be unsafe to predict
jus, what will happen at any one Of them. Al me
time Of the preparation Of this column however
the announcement OF the opening Of Roster q
Riars for the season tomorrow night IS still held
| ON, The Faust" ballet from the Empire London
is set forth as the leading attraction II taxes
cod deal of pantomimic acting and dancing. Mile
aola del Monte sPanaTd nfw to ms Is; c s1
ihe - leading music halls abroad Mile Geo Dc
is also D to 4h brG S MH Rom %
the De Coch troop Of acrobats and Mile Lima PANT
zer
"A Southern Romance" will remain for only one
week longer at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. IT Is
likely that Frank G. Bangs. who plays the part Of
Colonel Ransom in this piece will retire perma-
nentlv from the stage at the end Of his present
tf,b awem,o nv Richard Mansfield who viii make
his temperance in Bernard Shaw's THE Devils
Disciple"
Tony Pastor this week puts forth bill In which
are included John Kernel the Adams Comedy
Four George H. Adams. Miss Tonina Adams. Miss
Lily Adams and ". Walla in "A Country Terror:
Miss Lizzie Raymond. Miss Lille Western Var
Gregory. Lawson and Ward. Stanley and scanIon,
p J. Kenyon. hand and head equilibrist. and Miss
Bonnie Goodwin, serio-comlc.
"a bachelors Honey moon will remain at Ioyts
Theatre for only one week longer and will then
begin its strollings. The manager Of 1t says that
he wanted to stay longer bu, could not on r ac,
count of the engagement OF the mouse Tor - ne
Proper Caper," which Is 10 open there on OctO-
Der l.
A new feature OF 1.-THE Glad Hand" the bur
esque current at Weber & Fieldss Music Hal. an
| nounced for Thursday night. is travesty OF the
| French dancer Mile Geo de Merode. Perhaps IL
MIGHT no ae we'll TO wait and see what there is
| ah6mt Mile dc Mhrode 10 be travestied. but there
are clever people at Weber Fields s. ana they are
! likely to find something Miss EeIta IlIlcy Ito rs 10
| make her first appearance at this house on tues
! day. october 8.
Tho usual weekly batch OF new features is to
he added to Nature at the Academy Of Music
tomorrow night. Probably the most diverting OF
/ the novelties will be the Congress Of Emigrdnts,
,inn and viii illustrate the joys and which
fan TO the lot Of foreigners who almost daily land
| upon these shores
Primrose e. Vests Ministries are coming to the
! Grand Opera House for this week. George Wilson
and NJ c. Barlow. weknown MINISTRIES. are men,
bers OF the company. Raymon Moore, who wrote
Sweet Marie" is also seeking Saiety In ITS
ranks There besides, the waterbury lbfotu'IS
| and Tenney, the Quaker city quartet the Scy-
! mours and the Ben Mowat Trio.
"A Stranger In New-York" will begin its third
week at the Garrck Theatre tomorrow evening
Large houses have been the rule. and several times
within the last fortnight the audience has nearly
| reached the capacity OF the theatre.
Visitors from out of the city continue to make
the Eden Musee a gathering place The cinemato-
! graph is exhibiting twenty-four new views. AT the
! concerts this afternoon and evening selections
from seven operas VIII be given. and in addition
there will be solos and duets.
The long list of entertainers at Proctors Theatre
/ Twenty third-st IS headed by j. X. Emmett who
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