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

pany in December. 1t is the present intention NC to
bays regular company with tfose OF the opereta
Nine Sans Gene.
George Edwardes's Gaety Theatre Company, IN
I'm Town" begins its last week at the knicker-
booker Theatre tomorrow night. The company
will make brief tour Of the principal cities ana
return London for Mr.. Edwardes's next musical
production at the Gaety Theatre On October u
Nat G. Goodwin supported by Miss Maxine Elliott
and his company, begins long engagement at the
Knickerbocker. Mr.. Goodwin has organized com
c ct 70 AN American citizen by Madeline ucette
Ryley; "Treadway Of Yale by augustus 1h PONG
and a Shakespearian production The opening play
will be AN American Citizen.
A dispatch from Europe announces the departure
of Nine Julie Kopacsy. engaged as star OF Hem
rich Conreds comic opera forces. She sailed on
the Normannia. which is expected mere o" y.
tober l5 She will make her first appearance !"
this country on October q. when the German co"'o
opera season will open at the irving Pace i"''''e
with the first production In this country GA, OF ne"
operetta called THE Cooling Dove. by Eusen s
Taund The reperory for this week az t .n ai per
is n varied one Tomorrow evening the last Pei
formance of pie Goldne Eva Will be gwen JOE
lowed Tuesday by JGnrx onreS so W ny
his newly engaged singers from abroad VINO VII, ~
a sbe Nav :" On Wednesday Jane Eyre will be pro
duced. The rest OF the week WI" ne 'e'o''' -
Sardou's Mime Sans Gene
Francis Wilson and Half King are 10 remain
but two weeks more at the broadway Thea"e
Following Mr.. Wilson will come FRANK pan'eIS III
Smith and erberts new oPerIe'ta ne in0r pre-
sented by the Broadway Theatre come oPe'"
Company.
The Iuiputians will introduce new local feature
into their spectacle The Fair in Midgettowh' Ill
the Star Theatre this week The Mayor OF MiHs to-
,Iwn vi" OF SewYork Who viii he represented by
members OF the company
Miss Vesta Tilley is renewing all her old popu-
larity at Weber & Fields's Music Hall. She will
have new songs this week. Among the others In
the olio are Ross and Fenton and Miss Gertrude
Mansfield The burlesque The CLAD iiand Is
continued There will be concert this evening
Al Tony Pastors Theatre this week the Dill VIII
he headed by Lew Dockstader who Is still pnohc
favori,e and fails to please New-York audi
Cora Routt Miss Jessie Mar corne' solos;
sisters the Reed Birds Lorraine and Howell Byron
and Blanch. c. Wallace. whistler and mimic. ia,
ward F. Reynard. A Ventrodust's Pastimes, ana
VI. Deacs.
The giving Of souvenirs seems to have become
weekly function with What Happened to Jones
When 1t anne into the Bijou Theatre week ago
souvenir was given and tomorrow another Is 10 he
distributed the occasion OF the hfetn perform,
their farce shall be remembered
The French Maid" will begin its third week al
the Herald Square Theatre tomorrow night. with
all the auguries in favor OF its continued success
The fftieh performance is already looked ior"Srd
to- and the reckoning Is tina, it viii occur on No
vember s. when souvenirs VIII. OF course. nc r"duN.
The Pleasure Palace announces long bill Tor TINS
week including the Rossow twins. the six sisters
Picchani acrobats: the Northern Tronp Of inter
national Dancers Forrie West, the Carrie family OF
European gyrnnasts Colby and Way. ventrioqust
and dancing doll: Detorelli and Clemense. French
musical clowns: Stanley Whiiing Mic. NAE IN,
Wagner the Misses Beach and Vincent and Harry
Howard To-days concerts introduce Pai Rcily.
Lane and Franchonetti. the Eldredges, De Witt ana
Kerwan and Percy Denton.
Large audiences see and laugh at "A stranger In
New-York" at the Garrick Theatre. The course OF
the farce has been attended with such prosperity
thus far that the managers have decided soon 70
add Wednesday matinees
Tomorrow The Sign OF the Cross enters on the
third and last week OF its run az the Fourteenth
Street Theatre Augustus Pitous preparations for
the production OF "Cumberland. e.. arc practically
complete and the new play will be made known al
the Fourteenth Street Theatre week from to-'nor-
row night, with cast including John f. kc'rd'
w J. Ferguson Miss Amelia Summerville. Frank
Iosee Lone Barymore Eagat Il ny naycR W,ol
black and Mis- Mile sackctt.
Miss Lillian Lewis will occupy the stage Of the
Grand Opera House this week with a military play
called For Liberty and Love" she Is supported
by ". \. Whitecar ana NestoT Lennon
The attendance at the Eden Musee on sundays
has steadily increased during the last year. To-
day the cinema ;ograph will present new &c. OF
moving pictures There viii be TWO '1n''non''
one at and the other AZ . p. m
The Proper Caper" IL running along merriiy at
Hovt's Theatre The Camille" burlesque in the
second act Of the farce is received with much
laughter. Charles Frohman has ARRANGED with
Hoyts. and he will contnu" 10 MAKE ne" pron"'-
lions at this house with the present company
lanes 4 Herne will begin his sixth consecutive
season in shore Acres the Harlem Opera
House tomorrow evening when he will again APP
pear in his portrayal Of Nathaniel Berry Nj.
Herne will be supported by COMPANY which m
ciudes Miss Julie Herne Robert Fischer: franklin
Garland. James T. GALLOWAY, Herbert FiausDnrsh
and Msses raGs GaNsr aze MSG' and da
Taliferro.
The attraction at the Academy of Music this week
will be James j. Corbett in "A Naval Cadet" The
piece deals with naval cadet who has invented a
maeazne gun put Is robbed G me PAM ps anS ,ns
is patented The scenes are aih III Tdl's an" tnI@
country.
Miss Marie Lloyd will appear at Roster a. Balls
Tomorrow night. being the latest addition to the
bill at that hall The rest OF the attractions
will remain as they were last week. including the
Faust" ballet. win Mile de Mtrode' Nile. Paoia
Del Monte the Griffith brothers the DE kock troup.
Mile Rombelo and Lima Painter.
Anthony Hope sailed for America the Paris
Yesterday He will begin his American tour at the
Academy OF Music. Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening,
October ~ and will appear In NewYork AZ the
I.yceum Theatre Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day mornings October - 26 and q On saturday
evening October 20. he will be the CUES, Of The
Lotos club.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hcnschel will begin their
tour Of the United States this week.
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