New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13


audience on the evening Of Election Day was re-
ported 70 he the largest in the history OF the
theatre-will be played thu ough this week. up
to and including Saturday afternoon, and next
week it VIII take possession Of the stage Of the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. and will doubtless run
for several weeks longer.
1.-THE Jolly Muskctcer" which is said to be
clever and amusing piece Of work. Will have its
New York production at the Broadway Thea
tire tomorrow night. II is Oreretta. with
music by Julian Edwards and book by Stanis-
Iaus STANCE. and It IS the Wagon which TINS
year is hijched UP to jefferson De Angels as
a star The story is of that favcrite theatrical
peri a. the time Of Richelien The objection OF
that statesman and preate to duelling has been
emphasized on the local stage within the mem
DRY Of living theatrc-goers. and IN "Ihe Joiiy
Musketecr' il appears again. The Nictn OF 'hc
Cardinals mcddcsOme law against the duei ~
in this case FRANCOIS. Marquis lie Chantily.
vino has been condemned 10 d .lth for the crime
but as a special favor on the part OF the car
dnal is to be allowed to take his own life.
short remnant If life may now and then be
Turned to a use to which might not care
TO devote a whole life. and the Marquis deter
mines to devote the fragment of MS to AIDING
MS friend Henri Count De Beaupret, the Jolly
nusIoioer Of the title This Henri Is IN love
with Yvettc the daughter Of the keeper OF the
Cafe Kjcheliru and his father objects 70 inc
match because of the loH'ly rank of the BRIDE
eiec, Francois means to help his irieno OUT Vi
the difficulty by marrying Yvcttc himself before
taking his own life on the theory 'haI V"e'p
can be no objection to titled WHO" a' d
bride for Henri This makes one think Of Don
Cesar Dc Bazan" But when the Marquis sees
Yyette he finds that she is the woman whoSe
face ne had seen in wiShing-"eii. anu
with whom he had fallen IN love lie acco'u
,nrlv msr,ies her with something more than
his original and disintere5ted Impulse in''e
are more complications and happy ending
This is the cast
Francois Marquis de chau'y captsn Of the k'T wsoer
Henri count De Beaupre, lieutenant Of the King.
ca own Sraoral Of ,hc Kings Musketrers
A1,3'ne} Muskcteere o 1ee Norman
bid, B ,nc proprietor Of the Cafe Richelieu,
Yve,,c his daughter MSS Msuaf ~ ''"T
Veryc his niece MISS Briha H.
jseaoei"e Two Flower Girls Miss Edith Hcndce
The rural play called The Country Postmas-
ter" by Jerome II Eddy and Alice Ives VIII oe
presented tomorrow night at the Fourtceh'h
c,raot Theatre where it has already been seen
Indeed, the li(lctn vi - 81 >''
house will be reached at the second performance
n, this engagement on Tuesday night. FRANK
Mnrdaunt will have the title part. ana otherS
of the cast will be Miss Adelaide Cushman' MISS
Jennie Weathersby Miss Maude Winter. Dan
Co,lier Miss Agnes Farnum. Miss Grace Gaylor
Clark Miss Annie Buckley and George Oper-
Only for one more week Miss Julia Arthur VIII
play "a Lady Of Quality" at Wallack's Theatre
and then she will begin the series of new m
presentations which were promised at the ne
ginning of her engagement on November Il
she will play the part If ParthCnia. in lingo
mar" for the first time in this city and the next
MAY Of the series will probably be AS You
Like It"
The Castle Square Opera Company will re-
turn to grand opera again this week ana VIII
Dresent Carmen at the American Theatre,
with Miss Lizzie Mlcnicho in the title part.
The 3OOth performance Of the company at TINS
theatre will be celebrated with a distribution
OF souvenirs tomorrow night.
The succession OF crowded houses is still unln-
terrupted at the Garden Theatre. where Rlcharo
Mansfield is playing "Cyrano De Bergerac'
Two more weeks will end the run as Mr.. Mans
field is unable to dispose OF out -of-town engage
ments though he would be as glad to spend the
winter with "CyranO" IN NeW-YOrk as the
managers of the theatre would be to have him.
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