New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11


"The Adventure Of Lady Ursula" 1t is a vigorous
and Interesting performance. and no other play l.
yet talked OF its successor
Another attempt viii be made tomorrow even
lug TO open the Herald Square Theatre. Two pre-
yiou. dates had been for the opening. and each
time the performance had been postponed on ac-
count OF the extremely hot weather, This time
the Of THE he Fre9se Msd % ,r mmcs
farce VIII be short. a new piece called Ho'eI
ropsy Turvey" is in preparation for production !"
October
De Wolf Hopper wins applause by his old
methods in THE Charlatan" al the Knckerbocker
Theatre-that is to say. by the contrast Of HIS
size with the smaness Of some OF the other mem
hers Of his company. by the never failing topical
song, and so forth lie has the assistance OF Mss
Ne Ia Bergen. Miss Alice Ju1sOn. Edmund STANLEY
Mark Price. Arthur Cunningham and others
William Gillette will remain al the Empire
Theatre for weeks more. playing Secret Ser
vice" for the whole OF the time. This play VIII
probably not be seen again I'm New-York This sea-
son. Mr. Gnlette's next venture will he drama,
t!zatlon Of Sherlock Holmes" made 10y hm ,
a; the Empire will be followed by that OF John
Drew, In The Liars
May Blossom" q domestic drama by David
Beiasco which produced al the Madison Square
Theatre in the early days Of that house. VIII De
revived by the Donnely Stock Company this week
play takes place az Hampton Village Va at me
time Of the War OF the Rebellion Matinees VIII
be given daily.
In honor Of the ff,ieth performance Of Yankee
Doodle Dandy" al the Casino on Wednesday night
the mana cement Will attire the chorus In new COS
tunes A new bale. VIII be introduced az the crd
of the first act. This evening James L. Lederer ard
William A Mcconnell introduce the VIII
Jams and Walker Senegamh.an Carnival at she
Casino for single performance The company
has been PLAYING at the Boston Theatre for the last
excessive. torpidity, OF the atm9sphere the roof
Other week AmSng the features q the g5o5
aTG E 2S Me Herr von Pain ssnor
Adclina Roatiino Arthur X. Doegan, Hattie Wells,
s end h Rc G' Edwin A% FrenSs M is'
The Origin o, the Cakswalk' and the burlesoue.
WAY Up East.
The clever little farce. "A Brace of Partridges,"
is continued the Madison Square Theatre All
the actors in It except one are strangers here 50
that the performance has the air Of freshness, De
sides It's other attractions.
The bin for the week at Tony Pastors Theatre
Is headed by the Russell Brothers who are about TO
leave the variety stage. for time az least 10 try
their fortune In a farce. Another leading attrac-
ton will be a one-act play called THE Pace Iha'
Kills The rest Of the programme VII 8 pc con
Morton and Revelle. Miss Emma Carus. harytone'
Edward r. Lang. the Borani Brothers, disappear
Mack and EllIott. La Ciede and Raymond, John
cody and Tony Pastor.
The Old Homestead" will remain az the Acad-
envy OF Music for a short time longer. and viii then
make d tour of the Eastern states After that 1t Is
NJ. Thompson's present plan TO make no more
,SnTs 9n 10 PAY o H 6SSs,esg w Se fo
lowed By the English drama. Sporting LIE.
.g Sep,ember g. Rofert billiard and Miss Eli,a
Proctor Otis will play the leading parts.
"The Telephone Girl" which has had two Or three
engagements at the Casino Will be heard this week
al the Harlem Opera House. where il will be given
substantially a. It was downtown Louis Mann and
Miss Clara Iipman will have ne leading parts az
hitherto and there VIII be large chorus ana a"
expert ballet.
Nine Camilla Urso the violirisl. viii be the most
important feature Of The bill At Keijh's Un'on
Square Theatre this week II Will be her frs, ap-
pearance here on the stage Of tn continuous per
Torrance. Short farcical sketches Will be given by
aand by Mr.. Hayes and Miss Lytton. Her Batiys
performing bears are included III me programme
and the other attractions are numerous,
A new song has been ad led by NJ. Hoyt 20 "A
Day and a Night" at the Gerrck Theatre. Il Is
called They All Know Better Sow" Some other
changes have been made and the usual reconst:uo-
. ton T. going OF.
The iast TWO weeks announced Of imro
Kiralfy's naval show at the Madison Square Gar
den The naval show al he end OF its run ~
New-York on September "a will 90 10 Omaha II
will be a. n. Omaha Exposition during the
peace celebration which VIII take place there, be
ginning october 8
The attraction at the Grand Opera House this
week vii he a Trip 20 CoonrOwn' farce pre-
sen,ed by a company Of cOoied actors and voca.-
lists The organization IS headed by Rob Cole
and by J9hns9n Al every pe,foTmainSe d tnerr
member OF the company VIII take part
80. ,,,.~ ao,,ro ,,,ot,.i f..rvera bee1
placed on exhibition at the Eden Muste. II stands
in the Central Hall. among the group OF Army ana
Navy heroes Admiral Cervera is represented as
shaking hands with Lieutenant iiolson, who stanfs
lev his side. New cinenai ogfapA war views nave
been received.
The Garden Theatre Will open on october 3. with
Richard Mansfield in "Cyrauo de Bergerac."
Frank Daniels has been rehcarsing his company
Cor tho last two weeks on the olympia stage. HIS
season. which will begin On September L. will es-
tend from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Weber b Feldss Music Hall has begun its sea
In just the way that 1t began and ended itc
last with houses pac hed full ; 4; IL post
bic for them 10 be The new entertainment, emil
tied Hurry Bury" seems to he practically con-
,nuation Of the earlier members OF IS serie: II
is simply Two more acts % the buriesques OF ast
winter. Il has their nature and popularity.
The roof garden season at Roster & Bias
Music Han Will come to close on Saturday night.
The closing programme includes lsham's Dark
town Ari@toc5acy" Cook ard Sonora, eccentric
acrobats. the -Four EmpeIors OF Music" the
Stuart sisters, Dunbar ana Harris ana half score
Of others The reoponing Of The music hal j. to
iake place ca septemher 49, ON that occasion there
vii be presented the new burl~sque which has
been in preparation for q month on more. Inc title
. If which has not set been decided on. The pro-
ducton will be preceded 10y thc acts OF "a number
~ foreign vaudeville artists.
Carrot, =. Serviss has been engaged by Charles
Mumford for series OF lectures to he given in
Halifax ana other Canadian cities In the next four
weeks. Mr. Servlss begins tomorrow evening He
has taken six lectures with him. Mir Mumford ma :
had experience In managing such entertainments
II under his auspices that Richard A. Proctor
made his In this country.