New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
that it will take the city the whole season to
digest it,

UlScSt II.
IA Dangerous Maid" which is TO be seen for
the 0rst time at the Casino this week. will also
be novelty. whatever else il may prove It's
name on the other side OF the water was Hot
Blood" but 1T was thought that this title did
not have quitc the soothing and pleasing sound
required for the region Of Broadway and Thirty
ninth-st.. and so. as number OF alterations
were going on. il thought III to change the
name at the same time. 1t would be rash to
venture to predict the nature or the fate Of
such piece
A week and a half remain for "a Runaway
Girl at Days Theatre. but this musical trhe
Will not be lost to Broadway so soon as that
A matinee performance will be given or Elec-
ton Day. Next week at Days will be divided
between "A Runaway Girl" and the dramatic
company headed by Miss Rehan. The musical
piece will have the first three nights of the
week and then the company will be allowed to
rest till the following Monday. when the run
will be continued at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
The dramatic company will make its re-en-
trance on the DAILY stage on Thursday evening.
November II. when Miss Ada Rehan viii. ap-
pear for the first time as Porlia in THE
Merchant Of Venice"
Francis Wilson and his company will be heard
and seen at the Broadway Theatre for another
week in The Little Corporal" They will be
followed by jefferson dc Angels. who is again
tempting the fate of the stellar tracts in on oper
eta called The jolly Musketcer." by Julian
Edwards and Stanislaus STANCE. An elaborate
production is promised. and much good has been
spoken Of the work in the smaller cities. where
it has already been presented.
The Castle Square Opera Company last week
advertised Romeo and Juliet" as an opera sung
"in English by Americans" but this statement
only fceby represented the International COM
plcationS of the work. For IT not an Eng
Hsh play. on an Italian subject. made into an
opera by FrenChmen. incorporated into the Ital
ian repertory and finally sung In English by
Americans. Germans. Irishmen and whatever
else the Castle Square company Is made up Of?
This week the case will be simpler. for there
will be a return to lighter work and the COM
pany will sing The Pirates Of PenZance." The
stage manager of the company was formerly at
the Savoy. and he particularly prides himself on
his ability to put on Gilbert and Sullivan
operetta in a manner remarkable for purity of
taste and scrupulousness Of reproduction.
Mr.. Conried has planned lively week for his
actors at the Irving Place Theatre Tomorrow
evening Lodge Brethren" farce which was
given last season will be presented. and it will
be repeated at a special matinee on Election
Day and at the evening performance. On
Wednesday Schillcr's birthday will be observed
with a performance Of "Kabae und Liebe.' in
which Frdulein Ada Mcrito. from the Court
Theatre OF Wiesbaden. will make her first APP
pearancc The rest Of the week will be devoted
to new play by Blumenthal and kadelburg.
entitled AT the White Horse Tavern"
Appreciation Of the performance Of Cath
crime" given by Miss Annie Russell and her
company at the Garrick Theatre appears to
grow. I.arCe audiences have found their way