New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24

Sol Smith Russell will remain Tor tnree w"
longer at the Garden Theatre. His success III "a
Bachelors Romance" continues. ana u 10 "neE
that ne will not devote more than the last ie"
nights Of his engagement TO the other works with
tho preparation OF when he has concerned HIM
self during the last few weeks
Miss Maude Adams will tomorrow night begin
the last week hut Of her engagement at the
EmnIre Theatre in The Little Minister She VIII
not however. leave Ncw-York when the Empire
engagement Is at an end. Miss Adams will be
transferred TO the Garrick Theatre on Monday
November s. 20 continue there the run OF Inc
Little Minister" Mr. Hoyts farce. "A Stranger in
New-York." moving to Mr.. Hoyts own theatre.
John Drew will begin his annual engagement at the
Empire Theatre on Monday. November where ne
Will appear IN ne" pay eh'iteu ~ ''"o
OF Convenience
Not &. Goodwin has received a warm welcome
from his NewYork friends. and has had pros
porous week at the Knckerbocker Theatre with
An American Citizen. II is now SAID that II air
will remain at this house I'LL after the holidays.
In the course Of so long time ne VIII prooa'''
present two or three other plays.
Il is now announced that the time of The Circus
Girl' at Days Theatre will be short. but 1t has
already been much longer than II was expected
Il at it would be when the season began The popu-
larty OF the piece has kept It on the stage tor
weeks longer than the time originally planned Tor
it, The Geisha. which was long ago an mo, now
I
be revived in short time.
The last performance OF Madame Sane-Gene
at the Irving Place Theatre will be given to-mor-
row night. on Tuesday The Mothers drama
in four acts by Georg Hrschfed. one OF the
youngest Of German dramatists. will be played for
the nrst time IN this country. Heinrich Conried'
the manger Of the the1tTc will nERear on s%'u5
Kirchfeld" by Anzengruber. The season OF OF
eTe!,a win open on Monday night OF next w. week
The Lillputians still have little while to remain
at the Star Theatre. where they constantly attract
large audiences in their spectacle. THE FAIR IN
Mdgettown." Nothing that the audiences or this
theatre see in the OF the season appears 10
please them better The engagement OF the com
pany made longer this year than II was year AZ
ago but II could still be lengthensd appareh'F' u
the advantage Of both theatre and company
The public appreciation OF 'Cumberland "a eH-
pressed thus far at the Fourteenth street Theatre
seems TO Justify the care that was expended on IL
and the competent company that was engaged TOT
every performance. and tho expectation IL that
tho play Will have a long run.
| Richard Mansfield continues at the Fifth Avenue
| Theatre In George Bernard shaw's play, The
! Devils Disciple" Mr.. Mansfield has ready for
production another new play king Frederick
william" but the exact date OF it's production
cannot vet he given Numerous requests for pres
| citations Of the favorte plays OF Mr.. Manshelds
ropertory have been made. and IT Is likely that II
the length OF the engagsmen, permits! M NJ, MANS
| field VIII give n Few performances OF theHi'
Souvenirs arc promised to commemorate the NJ
,le,h performance OF The Belle OF New-York" n;
the Casino on November ?. Miss Edna May who
| plays the part Of the Salvation Army girl. has
| been engaged for two years by the Casino com
! pany. William Norris Is the latest addition TO me
company. lie has the part played at first by DAVID
Wardeld
"The French Maid" begins its second month at
| the Herald Square Theatre tomorrow. New mu-
steal numbers have been INTRODUCED notably one
each for Miss Eva Davenport and Henri LeonL
| Mr. Bigelow's Table d'IIoie" song receives new
| sianzas every few days. and he f. TO have new
he will sing on wednesday Tor the nrst time
Henry T. Dxey will appear AT tho Pleasure Pal
ace this week. taking his farewell OF vaudeville
before embarking on his new course as magician.
The audiences viii be further entertained by Sam
Bernard McAvoy and May. Gilbert and Goid'c
| Emma Carus the Sisters Dunbar. the two Judges,
acrobats. the Alpine Trio or Tyrocans ana 10,
which sam Bernard and McAvoy and MAY Divide
:" the concerts this afternoon and evening are
Joseph X Emme, and Anna Moreland I."T,s an. and
| Fields Mile. Troja. Cook and Sonora, IN" Walker
| sisters and Nine Clair and Professor Hewes
This week n, Proctors Theatre. Twcn;y-;hrd-st.
Annie Ward Tiffany. supported by her own com
panv Will make her debut IN vaudeville In n con-
densed version OF Lady Barney the play In
| which she has been starring FOR some years For
egn novelties are the Sisters Pcchani. acrobais
! from Moscow and the Northern Troupe OF Eng
| fish dancers The living pictures are a. popular AS
! ever. Tho Rossow Mldgets Will be seen FOR the
! first time ut this house this season. The cou'err
! brothers Stanley Whiting. Colby and Way. Amin
| and Wagner Hillv Carter Deliorelll and clemens)
grotesque musical clowns; Howard and ADJ. win
comcdians' Mile CHALET. Lynch and jewell and
! Fannie Mora. conirato. are also IN The lis For
| Fletcher Svdnev GRANT and Mise Norton and nu-
merous Other entertainers have been engaged.
"What Happened to Jones" will be played for
| three weeks more the BlJou Theatre. The sew
| cnty-hNh performance will take place on November
! l. and will be marked by souvenirs IL is possible
! that the run may yet he extended Tor two weeks
mcnts 10 that end can be made win the mex, at
| traction booked for the house.
1.-THE Glad Hand" the burlesaue which Is siil
running az Weber & Fleliss Music Hall. has been
! greatly changed. New features were added 10 /,
from time to time till It began 10 get too long and
| then as It was desired to add get more that
some OF the old parts IN order TO let the audi
T go home b In resS .h sGas1n Miss yesa
prosramme, in which Douglas and Ford and cook
and Sonora also take part
Tony Pastor VIII return 10 his theatre this week
and Will naturally receive his usual warm welcome
after his long absence. lie will sing every per
formance OF the week The Others on the pro-
gramme Watson and Iiutchngs assisted b.
! I'd Edwards; Maud Raymond. Edwin Latell the
| Olympia Quartet. in their military sketch. entitled
! ''lndcpendent COlored Cadets. Barnes and Sisson
| the Gilmore sisters. the Worlds Trio VI. ana Nine
De Fillppi. dancers: Albuftus and Weston, dancer-
and club-iugslcrs; George IT, Austin. the Musical
Ruseclls Barry and Ella Gray. with their marion
| cites and miniature theatre. Frederick Bowmen
German ana West, and a. Eugene aud IAbbic
I Travis.
The hftie.h Performance" OF Charles Hoyt's farce
| "a Stranger In New York" Will be given at the
GarTiclI Theatre on November ! Souvenirs are in