New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

| - % return earlier than was at first planned
They will begin the season at the Of hT he
| This will be for only few nights ana theh one VI
| the new comedies will be preseh'eu'
| ri, .-.,.,oX,or+ "a now made that John Drew
| Mill continue IA nlay "a Marriage Of Convenience
AZ the Empire Theatre through the whole Oh MS
engagement. and that Henry Arthur Jones me
LARS will not be done this season ,b week on
account Of the special matinee THURSDAY. IhanhS-
giving Day.
Tho eams ARRANGEMENT OF matinees VIII prevail
at tho Garrick Theatre-that Is they VIII occu'
| IN Thursday and Saturday Miss Maude ADAMS
has transferred all her good luck , as Minsier is
ppuiiee as popular there as 1t was at the Empire
Tho broadway shares the growing prosperity that
e. noticeable at many of the theatres this season
| and Frank Daniels and his company, IN inc
Idols Eye" supply the large audiences with afiuSe-
| ment The song about the tattooed man seeihs ~
no rather the favorlte Victor Herbert since m Js
| oneratta cannot go on tonight VIII TAKE MS 80
3PeLa, Rand TO the Broadway and give a con-
| cert.
Mice IuI,a Arthur will begin the third week OF
| her engagement In "A Lady Of quality al W"-
| lacks Theatre tomorrow night lhere mas W
Soma talk of proonging the period OF MISS arthur
this put hare 9as Df e, for only three
weeks longer.
90, Ward of France" Franklin Fyles and Eugene
| w presbrey's play which follows "A Lady OF
Quality" at wallack's. is in prologue ana -FOUR
acts scenes being laid in the ST. Orsune I'm
vent at Havre. the Governors palace III Nv"
ORLEANS. the courtyard of the palace New-orleans
OIlea W. hooe NJ Zabet a Crescent City fortune
teller The action OF the play taxes pdoo III ''''
Mime Julie KopAcsy has made so distinct HI
IN ",rbe Cooling Dove" at the Irving Place Theatre
that Mr. Conreid has decided to keep this operat'a
on the stage for another week. On ThankseF"s
Day Lessng's "Mnna OF Barnhelm VIII De given
at popular prices at the matinee on SATURDAY ''e
twenty-Afth performance OF THE Cooling Dove
will take place and souvenirs Will be distributed
at both the matinee and the evening Performance
On Monday. November 20 Nine kopacSy VIII ~, MAKE
her first appearance In Strauss "WaIdmeS'e''
Nat c. Goodwin continues TO play IAN American
citizen" at the Knickerbocker Theatre. and he con-
tnues to draw excellent audiences HIS Po6u''Trbs s
in NewYork has never been more ma heu. nv
usual holiday matinee will be given on Ihursday.
Tomorrow evening will begin the last week OF
Cumberland 81 at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
Mr. Pitou will send the play on the road with every
member OF the present and all the scenery ana
accessories The play reaches Its ffteth perform
ance at the Fourteenth Street Theatre next fll-
day evening when souvenirs will be distributed
teenth street Theatre on November %. presenting
for the first time II this A city irish 1O Genteman
Suggestions that were made as to the possible
Improvement of the operatta "l%9. on the hrSt
performance at the Casino week ago. nave beeh
adopted 10 some extent. Portions that were thouSh
superluous have been removed from the book. and
some musical numbers have been added to the
score All this has been done with good eFe ,nc
and the managers hope that the remainder OF the
run OF the piece will he prosperous
The merriment Of 1.-THE French Maid" Is the con-
slant attraction the Herald Square Theatre. and
there seems TO be reasonable prospect that 1t VIII
remain so for as long time as was occupied by
the run OF THE Girl from Paris" year ago
songs are scattered ali through the piece and form
an important part OF its attractveness
Henry T. Dxey Is providing much entertainment
At the Garden Theatre. aside from his skill as
magician. Those who remember his performance
as j. Wellington Wells In The Sorcerer years
ago are not surprised to see him perform sleght-
of-hand tricks but in such an exhibition more de-
| pends on how the thing is done. in proportion to
| what is done than people realize. Mr.. DNey
will remain AT the Garden for only one more week
| There Will be professional matinee on Tuesday
! a holiday matinee on Thanksgiving Day and the
| regular matinee on Saturday
"rhe Girl from Paris" which spent good deal
Of time at the Herald Square Theatre last season
| and little time at the beginning OF this season.
will be seen this week at the Harlem Opera House
| II will be presented by the company which has re-
Gently been PLAYING the farce in in nndfR9a
! Day and the regular one on saturday.
| The list OF entertainers at Roster Balls re-
mains the same as last week. but the speciaiies
| which they give will be varied. as they usually are
| from time 10 time The managers have arranged
a timetable for tho benefit Of those who wish to
come to the music hall late or 10 see any particular
| portion Of the programme. At Sis the orchestra
| gives a march. followed at S2l by the overture.
The rest OF the programme is as follows: SO
Dick Dick and Dckie; Sal. Musical Dale; s5S. the
ballet Faust; s:55. intermsSion; 1912 march by
Kock troupe Of acrobats 1912 Alice Anterior; 1854
Mile Rombello; ll?S Anna Held Mile Helds en-
| gagement has been extended TIL Christmas.
The personal popularity OF Miss May Irwin is
| again demonstrated at the Bitou. where is
| drawing many people TO see her in her farce
! 1.-The Swell Miss Fitzwell' The play and the per-
Torrance seem to be generally enjoyed. and es-
| pecially Miss Twins new store Of songs.
1.-THE Glad Hand" will close It's career at Weber
| g. Felds's Music Hall this week. Miss Vesta
Tey ends her engagement at the same time
Preceding the burlesque the usual vaudeville will
be presented. A special bill been prepared for
| the Sunday concert The new burlesque which is
TO succeed The Glad Hand" will be produced
- Is sn 70 be called 6r 20 Ees Ga Or
| Louis De Lange and John Stromberg.
George H. Broadhursts farce What Happened
| 10 Jones' will play short return engagement in
| New-York filling the present week at the Grand
Opera House. The cost will be the same as at
| the B1ou Theatre There will be a special matinee
| on Thanksgiving Day.
Tony Pastor still leads his own bill at his own
! theatre. To help MIN through Thanksgiving week
| he has engaged Eugene O'Rourke assisted by
| Miss Alice Holbrook. in Mckee Rankins farce
After the French Bali; Miss Alice Shaw. as
sisted by the Shaw twin sisters; Miss Louise Royce
and Miss Josie Intropdi. George Evans the Eli
more sisters. the DeGreaus Miss Charlotte Ray
Bryant and Cleaver descriptive yocalsts McIn-
| tyre and Rice: ]. =. bronson. John II. Shepley,
Miss Pearl Mcintyre an1 the three Boufons.