New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

r,,s will be Mr.. Sothern's last week at the Ly-
ceum He will appear on Monday, Inesuay anu
wednesday In AN Enemy TO the King on ihurs
A., matinee and evening in Tho Lady OF Lyons
o~d on Friday. Saturday afternoon and Saturday
e elG IL lord Ghuniloy'' The LyceuP Ttock
conpsny vii open at III nyGps rncc. and the But
terfy. by a. ". Pinero'
The return Of "The Cesha" TO Days Theatre
has been warmly welcomed The lew members OK
Tho cast prove accountable and the new songs and
dances that have been added give little variety.
where there was no positive need of vrl,eH, an9 a
drarnatic season OF the house Is soon 10 begin ana
there are plans for other musical productions so
that the stay Of The CESSNA is likely 10 oe snort
Mi, Julia Arthur presents herself nightly to
many admirers OF her personal attraction ana skli
as an actress at Walacks Theatre. She has every
richt 10 be satisfied with the welcome extended to
her ON her drst metropolitan appearance the
head of her own company. The performances OF ~
Lady of Quality continue.
The good luck OF the Empire Theatre and the
good luck OF John Drew both appear to remain
eteadfast and "A Marriage of Convenience" IN
which Mr.. Drew is PLAYING his annual enEagement
M this house is continuing the prosperous careeI
OF the theatre. as well as that OF the actor. me
regular Wednesday matinees have now begun FOR
the season.
The Idols Eye" which Frank Daniels and his
company presenting at the Broadway Theatre
IS drawing large audiences to the house, and VIII
be continued for = few weeks longer II VIII haze
% give way early n December to the production OF
THE Highwayman" which has been planned
Nat c. Goodwin goes on for week after week at
the Knickerbocker Theatre, and nothing moro is
heard Of the several new plays which he was to
present IN the course Of his stay. AN American
Citizen appears to be all that he needs, and he is
IN no more haste 10 change his Dill IMAM actors
usually are when they have play that Is doing
tairly well
Heinrich Conred announces tho success and con-
~
Irving Place Theatre l. has already had over a
week, and it win have another ana nat MAKES max ,or
long run for this ;heatre new wai'z song LOT
Nine Kopaczy mas been added
TIL. ponuleri.v OF "1-he Little Minister is unaf-
fected by change OF place. Miss Maude Adams ana
her play are drawing as large audiences at the
carried, Theatre as they did at the Empire. or "a
nearly so as tho size of the theatre will admit Her
season IN Nsw-York has now lasted LOT t"o
months and will be prolonged for some uine 10
The Luiputians will make another short visit to
New-York this week. appearing at the Harlem
Onara House In The Fair in Midgettown.' which
thew have tust played for several weeks at the Star
Theatre The performance ana us sur ~
WILL OF course be me same me u a. actors viii start
on their long seasons tour
rh. last two weeks OF Richard Manshed's engage
r,.nt q, N. Fifth Avenue Theatre begin tomorrow
evening The Devils Disciple will be presented
through the coming week. The final week oesih-
ming on November %. and including speclai mati-
nee on Thanksgiving Day. Will be devoted 10 'he
nresen,ation of Mr. Manshelds repertory. the ar
ranSement of which is as fol ows: Monday king
Richard iII:' Tuesday Prime Karl" Wednesday
:.rhe Merchant Of Venice" Thanksgiving matinee
The Devils psf f5ssy Ih' Parssn eSS"
Saturday after1oon, Beau BFuT HTSe Madame
Alexandra Viards contempetes Prodpeiirns In the
course OF her engagement at me run and
TheaTe seh lie succSdS Rchard Vos:s Aexan
dra" with which she begins her ensase nd h. ps
beaTsas Will be- cennued until her opening which
will occur November %
.-rb. French Maid" will begin its eighth week at
tho Herald Square Theatre tomorrow night II
seams 20 have the same hold the favor OF the
audiences that The Girl from Paris had last year
and that STAYED ~ the oss bmndreStb ner,ormance
piece is nearing us three huhoieu'h '""''''
at Terrys Theatre. London
For Ke,th.s this week Madame Marie Tavary has
| been re-engaged A. w. Fson and Lee Errol' who
| have long been absent from New-York. VIII make
thoir temperance in a new sketch entitled "A
Derby Winner" Another sketch will be contributed
by Herbert Cawthorns and Susie Forester Tac
ter Some other fcai@Tes are Howe Wal AID I'd Val N
,ers musical trio: Filliss troupe OF dogs, olg. Nu
Alexis s. Charles T. Grll,ey, Riley and Hughes HAYES
and Bsndy tho Loret;s, and Van vrancken's
| trained horse.
| Miss Margaret Mather will appear at the Grand
| Opera House this week In her production OF gym
| beIn4" which was seen at Walacks Theatre last
ssss n b ns R
pened to Jones" will hod the stage OF ts t hett,
| for the last performances OF the farce prooap|'
that viii be given in New-York this season
Cumberland 81" will remain al the Fourteenth
Street Theatre for two weeks longer. The hftteth
4 tuil, he Friday
vember 26. with souvenirs The next engSasenen,
@! A slnd eSus Mack * in IAN irish Gentleman
! AT Tony Pastors Theatre this week. besides Tony
| Pastor himself, will be seen George Felix. John l.
Cain Miss Lydia Barry descriptive vocalist. Ralph
Post and Essle Clinton, Hef and Yost IN Ever,
thing but Money: Frank Cushman John and
the o'Deiis Nellie Burt soubrete the three Graces
ana WsGh ayqn SnS Ag b sa en TGSps sH 81
dancing dogs and monkey actors
"a Stranger in New-York" is continuing at Hoyt's
Theatre the record that It made at the Garrick.
1t IT, in fact. at home In this house, which
has for considerable time been chiefly devoted
TO works OF hs character Inc cast rei req, ina
same az at the beginning ot the Ne"-ioFH 'hbabe-
ment.
Miss vesta Tilley and The Glad Hand will sim
Yltaneously end their AZ Weber & Felds's
Muse Hall in two weeks. new burlesqne is IN
preparation; The present buresqpe. TN, Glad
fl continues the stage
Eight more performances remain of Denmar
Thompson and "The Old Homestead" at the Acad
| envy OF Music This familiar New England play
! closes Its NewYork engagement on Saturday even
Ing and Will not be seen In this city again unit
| reyt season. White Heather" follows the 22d
Miss Clara Morris will play "Blind Justice at th'
, ! Pleasure Palace this week. The Grinths Brothers
will give theft funny acrobatie act with the "Bon
din Donkey" and Gus Williams will sing and maxi
humorous remarks. Others on the programme Wi
be Mlss .'lorre West the Brothers Carpos. TN
Lamont family, the Quigley brothers, In "McCloske!
| at the Toll Gate; T. j. Farron. Irish singer; Crow
| lev and Foley dancers; Garfield and Carlton. bur
e.ouers and Kathleen Warren. In tine bill for thl
afternoon and evening are John 7, Sullivan Woo
and Shepard Fisher and Carroll Bethel and Wood
. Carr and jordan. Smith and Fuller and ohe
, favorites