New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02


new play ready for production on his return. The
Joseph Jefferson Company will begin engagement
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Monday evening,
to Mr.. JEFFERSON. the company includes Otis skin
ner, Wilton Lackaye, Miss Ffolott Paget Miss
George Denham, Joseph Warren and Walter b.
Wooda.
"A Runaway Girl" is attracting better audiences
at Days Theatre than at any previous period In
its The return OF theatre-goers TO town and
the coming Of peasanter weather seem to have
IN its q be ns that
was predicted for IT at first II Will doubtless re
company. in November.
John Drew and his production OF Henry Arthur
Joness The Liars has taken an immediate hold
OF the popular fancy at the Empire Theatre Moth
ing that Mr.. Drew has done in late years seems to
have made It's impression more promptly or more
pleasantly. There has been constant succession
Of crowded houses thus far. and It will probably
continue for some time TO come.
f. H. Sothern still plays The Adventure OF Lady
Ursula at the Lyceum Theatre. and II seems likely
TO remain on the stage for some time longer. The
only apparent reason FOR any change Of bill in the
course Of the present engagement Will be the desire
to have another play ready for use Mr.. Sothern's
tour, The present play arrears TO he Ats
Thursday matinees are now given at this theatre
De Wolf Hopper and his company to sing
The Charlatan" nj the Knckerbocker Theatre
for only a week and then they will begin
their seasons travels. which will doubtless include
Evansville Ind. They will be followed week from
tomorrow night by Miss Viola Allen who will
Hail Gaines pav THE Christian" They are now
presenting the work out OF town.
Sporting LIFE has been received with much
favor by the mechanically inclined audiences
Of the Academy Of Music. Its scenes are many and
varied. and its incidents rapid and stirring. A
week from tonight Russian concert will be given
at the ACADEMY the leading performer in which
Opera House. ST. Petersburg. Mr., HIedyedenf will
Tschakowsky' A number OF other vocal and n
str1mental performers VII appeal 1ogether VIII
The Castle Square Opera Company had so much
success In It's recent presentations Of Gilbert &
Sullivan's "Iolanthe' that the management has de-
cided revive another OF their popular works,
Patience" Miss Atalie Claire will sing the title
part The remainder OF the cast is az follows:
Bunthorne. Raymond Hitchcock Lady Jane. Miss
Rose Leighton: Archibald Grosvenor. William G.
Stewart: Lady Angela. Miss Lizzie Macnichol: the
Duke, Joseph F. Sheehan Colonel Calverey, Harry
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son of grand opera in English which will begin
"Aida." II viii introduce Miss Yvonne de Treville
in the title part. Miss Grace Romano IN the part
All the old-timers Of theatres remember ]. II.
Haverly and his Ministries There were forty of
them and the audience invited to count them
That Is not regarded as large number OF men
for a minstrel show now, but 1t was then. and
Haverlys was a long time among the most
famous in the country. Now. after a long period
OF retirement Nj Havcrly comes forth again with
another minstrel company. This time there are
nfty-one in II. and some OF them were In the OLD
company. In the list Billy Rice, Frank Cush-
man. Johnny" Blaclford. Joseph Norcross. Vale
Wood Charles f. Foreman. Gustave Vernon.
CHARLES Whyte J. H. Early. George w. Lewis.
John Daily and Bogart and O Br en-. This company
Tt Street Theatre to-morrow night and
will stay through the week Wilson Barrests pay nay
Fourteenth Street Theatre again on Monday even
Ing, October III.
The bill at Tony Pastors Theatre for this week
Is again a promising Among the attractions
are Tony Pastor Lillian Green and William Friend.
in Mrs Bruno's Burglar" The Higheys. assisted
by Corona. pianist, in The Naughty Boy" Ward
and C,urran. the Two Fantas. the Casino COMEDY
-Four Polly Holmes. c. Jack Harrington the
Adams Pantomime company Fostelle ana Einmeuti;
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Spaun, the Deaves ITO anu
the Ford Brothers
There will be effort at ANYTHING dramatic az
Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre this week
Mrs Franz Wilczek Clinton Elder the Schrode
Brothers, Diana. in her mirror dances; the Coulson
Sisters. Guilbert. the wargraph and other a''rac-
lions
At the Pleasure Palace this weeks list OF stars
in headed by Harry Woodruff who is assisted by
Prince Lloyd. IN "A Bit Of Instruction. A more
familiar feature OF the programme Is Patrces
little play, "A New Years Dream" Signor A. l..
Guile, the tenor makes his first Uptown a, appear
ance. George Fuller Golden VIII denver MS new
est mOnOlOgue,
Seymours. the :hree Vilona Sisters. Colby and
Wsyb Kraus and R0'as pckaninnieS ana 'ne war
With the coming Of cooler weather the audiences
at the Irving Place Theatre have increased in
size. and the Llliputians are now viewed each
night by as many persons the theatre will hold.
Their new play. THE Golden Horseshoe gives
tbs company is always especially Interesting to
children. matinees are given on Wednesdays ana
Saturdays during this engagement
Before sailing for London Albert Gilmer made
another contract with Charles Frohman. whereby
"A Brace OF Partridges' will remain for two more
weeks at the Madison Square Theatre, ending the
en5sT c66er T the gar Of h
Madison Square Comedy Company VII begi ma a,
this theatre. The first play Will be ON and ON,
an adaptation Of Alexander Bsson's lie Con-
uoleur des wagon-Lits." by Madeleine Lucette
Ryey.
The little Hungarian musicians continue TO hold
up the musical standard Of the Keith programme
Ir the way OF drama this week there will be moth
ing more serious than Naval Complications"
played by Robert Fischer and his company Charles
r. Sweet and al" II. Wilson are among the chief
funmakers.
THE Young Wife" new dramatizaton Of East
LYNNE" by Miss Hannah May Ingham. will be the
Offering al the Murray Hi Theatre this week
Miss Ingham will the character OF Lady
Isabel. and Robert Drouet will be Archibald Car
lyle
The closing performances Of Yankee Doodle
Dandy will be given the Casino this week. and
next week ,he company will start Its tour. II
Will be followed the Casino by the Royal Italian
Opera Company. The principal singers Of this com