New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

| ters WORK which promises hard labor for his COM
! pany ana much varied enjoyment; for the public.
jefferson De Angels is having much better luck
than he had the last time ne tried to be a star at
the Broadway Theatre. THE Jolly Musketeer"
has pleased large audiences already, and
they have not only been large. but growing. Tho
promise IS good Tor a long ana prosperous engage
meni There Will be a special matinee Thanks
/ giving Day.
The success of The Liars" and Of John Drew
nj the Empire Theatre stu continues unabated. or
II anything. seems to grow a little. At least that
was as, me e , of Horse Show week Three
Thursday and Saturday.
I'm Weissen R0ssI." the new comedy by Blu
menthal and Kadelburg has settled down apparent
~ for an extended run at the Irving Place Theatre
/ Nine. Agnes Sorma. who has created favorable
Impressions In this country In the last seasons
Will make her first appearance this season at the
( Irving Place Theatre on January @ and will pro-
duce in her three weeks engagement; several PLAYS
In which she has never been seen here. Among them
Won Bernhem,' by Leasing; ''Plat iersucht" Agnes
/ Jordan" etc.
The management Of the Garrck Theatre, Of
| Catherine" and OF numerous other theatres and
attractions has at last succeeded in shifting dates
and plays so as to allow Miss Annie Russell and
I her company to stay in New-Yor till after the
holidays This is gratifying to them as the at
tendance has now almost reached the record made
at this theatre a year ago by Miss Maude Adams.
and the desire is natural 10 let well enough alone
and keep the play and the company where they
week Wednesday, Thursday and Saurd y.
The revival Of 1.-The Silver King at the Murray
Hill Theatre this week will show the Donnelly
Ganization in a somewhat different style OF play
from any that It has hitherto done The play will
be cast with much care for Individual parts and
The Village Postmaster" with It's picturesque
story Of New-England life and its realistic scenes
and incidents. has made at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. and is drawing large
diences nightly. Frank Mordaunt has made hit
Miss MaHde Wner Miss Jennie Weathersby;
the others in the cast add to the effectiveness of
the play A special matinee will be given Thanks
giving Day.
An uncommonly attractive bill is offered at Kos
ter & Balls Music Hall this week. Williams and
Walker will hold the most prominent position. Miss
Josephine Hall will appear for the first time in a
strictly vaudeville act. The four Abras acrobats.
from the Winter Garden. Berlin. will make their
first appearance In America. SO also VIII Willie
Ozeola from the Olympia Paris. The Fredercks
Trio Monroe and Mack. the Hawthorne sisters
Kelly and Ashby and Mile. Jane Delorme remain.
'"The Old Homestead" with the cast headed by
Denman Thompson will begin engagement of a
week at the Harlem Opera House tomorrow night.
1t is needless to say that everything will be as
spects as i, was a, the Academy Of Music few
weeks ago
In to-morrow's production OF THE Battle Of San
Juan" al the Pleasure Palace Mr.. Proctor Will
make a new departure in vaudeville entertain
ment The spectacle employs close 10 TWO
hundred soldiers many of them mounted. Among
them are actual participants in the San Juan
battle The adjoining Garden OF Palms has been
utilized making actual working stage $50 feet
deep The production has been devised and ar ar,
painted by Physioc This battle scene is to be en-
W Whe fSe usual Y Vaudeville bill will be presented
Joseph Hart. Carrie De Mar. the Brothers Damn.
This section Of the show There will be the usual
concert to-day
Al Proctor's Theatre Twe1ty-third-st., this week
the attractions NJ. Rudinof the Partisan enter
tainer with his manipulation OF shadowgraphs
and his whistling limitations and smoke pictures
Charles T. Aldrich juggler: special holiday pro
ductlon Of The Holly Tree Inn" written for Mr. |
Proctor by Augustus Thomas. introducing the
child actress Trixie Morrison and Master Harold |
Walsh: Leo Dervalto. Dick Bernard. Wormwood's
three Nevarros acrobats: Ethel Levy and I'm s snd
WhttakG To1ays CONCERT t1Slude ~d Nes
Minnie Methot the Ben HarneX, Company ol LYDIA
o'clock opening on Thanksgiving Day.
IN Old Kentucky" will be presented at the |
Grand Opera House all this week. with special |
matinee on Thanksgiving Day. che brass band OF
pickaninnies headed by Master Walter Briser |
bandmaster and Robert Bbbs drum-major and |
buck dancer will appear at every performance
baye Tvs drs s SEDUCTION in this city on November
2s. at the Grand Opera House.
Tony Pastor will be at the head OF the bill at his
own theatre this week and the rest Of the pro- |
gramme will consist Of Filson and Enrol. in George
NJ Cohan's comedietta. "A Tip on the Derby
OBrien and Havel in their original sPecdaity The
Ncwsboy and the Soubrette'; Maud Nugent !
George Evans. Miss Emma Krause and Miss Mar.
garet Rosa assisted by their Dutch pickaninnies:
Pinaud Marion and Pearl. Cooke and Osten, War
rem and Howard and Miss Josie Clafin
Miss May Irwin and Kate Kip" enter on the |
third week OF their metropolitan run tomorrow |
night at the Biou Theatre There will be no after
noon performance on Wednesday, but on Thursday' |
THANKSGIVING Day. the midweek matinee will he |
have been sold out nightly long before the open |
ing overture, and standing room has been al a |
premium.
At r. F. Keths Union Squire Theatre this week |
the most importa IT attraction IS Miss Amelia sum-
nerv,le and her company They will present thu /
comedietta "Kyd's Bride" Frank Bush will make |
his frat appearance at the Union Square Others |
who will contribute are Juan Caicedo Maxwell and |
SlnPs9n with IN ihpT Tra Sketch Mardo the
clown juggler Leonard and Fulton. the HaroecAs'
Jessie De Lane, the bograph etc
SNORING Life" is continued at the Academy OF
Music Robert billiard will return 10 his place
in the cast tomorrow night On Sunday evening
November q r G. Ingersoll will give his new
lecture on Superstition" At the Academy OF
W,sic for the first time In this city.
"Hurlv Rurly." "Cyranose de Bric-a-Brac' and
THE Heather" remain exhibition al Weber
FieIds's Music Hall this week md more IS added
Ore of tho additions IS a burlesQue OF the duel
scene in "A Dangerous Maid All the favorite
members of the company are now In their places.
c,rca the beginning of the with Spain cine
.o,ocrarb war views have been shown at the
Eden Musee The Musee's own artist took the
,,ctures and as fast as they were developed they