New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

| "A Shilling's Worth" is Mr.. Sotherns Ist lo'
future production but there seems 10 De no ps
/ pect Of its being acted Immediately The Ihrrsday
| matinees OF this house have been resumed
The first week Of Francis Wilson'S engagement
! at the Broadway Theatre in The Little Corporal
has been an encouraging one There have neen
large audiences and their enjoyment OF the oper-
eta has been rnanifest
The next two weeks will the last OF the pres
I ent engagement Of THE Royal Box. al the fli'h
Avenue Theatre. and perhaps the last Of the play
IN this city Charles Coghlan and his company
! will then go on their travels. ana when they re-
! turn il will be TO play the new work on when MI
CoghIan has been engaged for the last few
months They will be followed at the F'fth Ave
nue.. has been announce by joseph 'cne''o"
who viii again be seen in 'Ihe klNais'
Merrment is rife at the Madison Square Theatre
where the little English farce "A Brace Of Part
ridges holds the stage The actors are new mere,
and there is consequent air OF hoVe.H E. oS a
their performance not 20 be found IN tnat 20
home company, even when MADE UP Vi id'0i''O'
"A Trip to Africa" (music by Suppe and BOOK py
NJ West and r. Genee) will be the bill OF 'he ,"'''O
| Square Opera Company at the American i"e"'r'
this week. The singers engaged In IL VIII DC VIZ.
lam G. Stewart. Raymond Hitchcock. Miss VIA Wiz
! Knox Joseph F. Sheehan. Miss Lizzie Machi Si
ian' Miss Gertrude Guinlan Frank Ranney and Sol
i +. v ei'Sn vel ''' ''''''''
| A bound has been set 10 the run OF YANKEE
Doodle Dandy" at the Casno-namely, SATURDAY
| October % This piece Will be followed py 'ne
! Royal Italian Opera Company whch VIII nave
short engagement and will give way IN ns ,u,a y,
a new work be produced by the Sasno oorip snrs
called "A Dangerous Maiden when dhe msra n,e
hope will fill the greater part OF the se'Soii UNIT
'The Charlatan" will be sung at the kncKer-
| booker Theatre by De Wolf Hopper and his com
pany for only two weeks longer A new arrange
| ment has been made Of the closing music OF 'he
second act adding TO its effectiveness. MT HoP-
per's engagement will he followed by that OF Miss
! Viola Allen, who will make her first appearance IN
New-York as star IN HAN came i"e O'''
| tian" on october u
| The managers of Roster Balls. always alive TO
their own merits. after the manner OF true genus
EXPRESS the belief that the new liveries OF their
| ushers are alone worth the price of admission 10
| the hall But they are generous enough 10 provide
other entertainment. I'm Gotham has been over
hauled since inc openeT a nade Viii b IS the same
as last week in ,Tn r the Deers tbe Sisters
Merkel and the Brothers Avolo.
The Liputians remain at the Irving Place
Theatre with THE Golden Horseshoe. The
features Of ballet and spectacle In the entertain
ment excite much admiration. The patriotic tab
leaus which are shown are to be varied from time
to time
The stock company Of the Murray Hn Theatre
will this week present Dion Boucicaults play The
Jilt." It originally produced years ago at wal
lacks, now the Star. Among the members or the
cast will be Miss Hannah May 1ngham. Robert
Drouet William Redmund. Walter Allen, Emmett
c. King Sando Milliken. Dorothy Donnely. Rose
Beaudet and Mrs. Thomas Barry
At Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre this
week Mrs Robert Mantell. W. S. Harkins. and
Charles c. Craig will appear in THE Parsons
Love" Patricc will offer a New Years Dream.
Uncurbed foolery is furnished by McAvoy and
May Additional features Alfred Guile. tenor
Florence Bindley. Harri2an. comic JuGger; Ma
CURES horses Krauss and Rosas Dutch Pickanin-
MES and John and Bertha Gleason The sunday
concert Is continuous from 23O Ill nearly il p m
At the Pleasure Palace this week Miss Grace Fill
kins will be seen "A Partial Eclipse" She VIII
be assisted by Arnold DAILY. Another feature Is the
singing sketch Of Charles T. Ellis. Other acts are
furnished by Hilda Thomas and Frank Barry. a.
O. Duncan ventriloquist: the Manhattan Comedy
Four: Raymond and Kurkamo. Guilbert. MT and
Mrs Tom Mcintosh the Coulson Sisters, Fred
anS The Wareraph Mason Mitchell makes his
farewell New-York appearance AT inc SUNDAY con-
cert. and Francis Carlyle will he seen
Those who have laughed al Sam" Bernard in
the years which he has spent on the variety stage
have now a chance TO see him and to laugh with
him a step higher up. HIS performances Of The
MARQUIS Of Michigan" AT the Bijou Theatre have
been popular thus far. while Miss Alice Anterior
has been welcomed as II she were newcomer
here. instead Of having been before the New ! ork
public steadily for the last four or five months.
Miss Cora Tanner will be the chief new feature
at Keith's this week. providing the dramatic Gle
ment which has become established feature in
the bills this house Her play Will he a one-aci
piece by Sir Charles Young called 'Driftcd Apart"
and she will be assisted by Louis Massen The
Hungarian lads have proved success Rofx ne
strong man. remains FOR another week and tho
lie Ia ~
Sweet, "the musical burglar" The new bograph
views have proved popular.
Another week remains OF the present stay OF
1.-The French Maid" AZ the Herald Square Theatre
The revival intended short just by
way Of getting the theatre open for the season
Next week the new farce, Hotel Topsy-Turvy,"
will be presented here for the first time II has
been tried out OF town and simultaneously in Eng
land
Many Of the visitors at the Eden Musee in the
last week have been soldiers who had heard about
/ the groups. New views have been secured for
the cinematograph. Only half the views
shown are Of war subjects. On Sundays they
shown only AT and ,. m.
The bill announced for Tony Pastors Theatre
this week is long and attractive one. and should
keep the house filled all day and all the evening
1t includes Tony Pastor. Maud Nueent. Frank
f. McNish and Miss Rose Abro In Ministries
Vaudeville: George Evans Thomas and QUINN
Carr and Jordan. introducing character imperson-
ations; Billy" Arlington Antoinette Cyr and
Eddy Hill, duet singers; Allen and Demain the
three Hodsworths Bertha Wagner and Bruno
Arnim. in The Captain Daughter; The Lynches.
Goodwin and Warren and 'Iial' r. Stephens. in
strumental sooist
Charles H. IIoyts farce. "A Day and a Night"
is continued the Garrick Theatre. The nftieth
/ performance in NewYork ia announced for
J Wednesday evening. October 10. The negro songs
continue TO be the most popular part Of the enter
/ tainment.
Richard Mansfield is making the last of his
elaborate arrangements for tho production of
: "Cyrano dc Bergerac' at the Garden Theatre. The
opening Is to be ore week from tomorrow night
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