New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

csting portraits Of actors. II has Deen I"'Oii''
haunt Of actors for many years. The Clifton IN
Thlrty-hfth-st near Broadway serves equally good
things at about the same prices. and has comfort
able rooms lavishly covered with pictures OF all
sorts. The Studio. I'm Sixth-ave., near Twentleth-
St. is decorated with many valuable paintings IL
has a simple grillroom menu Of the best AZ THESE
last three places the best ale is always to be had'
and IS the most usual drink. All three are for men
only except that the Clifton there is separate
room for women.
The Arena In Thirty-nrst-st. Just east or Broad
way. IS a large and excellent restaurant. with
prices rather lower than at the best hotels IL -
noted for excellent wines. at rather high prices
The rooms are decorated with the emblems OF Nhfi-
ous sports. Upstairs public rooms ana rooms
for private parties Of all sizes and downstairs Is
cafe for
The Hotel St Denis at Broadway and Eleventh
! st. has fine restaurant, at reasonable prices. 80
also has the Grand Union Hotel. In Forty-secoho-
St opposite the Grand Central Station. convenient
for arriving or departing travellers The Mouquh
Restaurant and Wine Company has restaurant III
! Sxth-ave Just below wenty-eighth-st.. and an
other extending through from Fulton to Ann st.
little east OF Broadway. Other downtown res'au-
rants are Delmonico's, No South Wilham-st''
! high prlces the CATE Savarin. In the Equitape
Iuildng No 100 Broadway. high prices and smith
& McNeTs No. 1871 Westinghouse, noted TOT chops
and steaks. low prices.
vsed to take their meals In the cafes rather than IN
| the restaurants in any hotel other place that
affords the choice The cafes almost always
more comfnrtabl and the prices often lower Tor
! exactly the same things than in the restauraht
Columns Of speculation might be written ms 10 WHY
the places exclusively for men are always MADE 80
much more comfortable than those where women
are allowed but that is no part Of the business oi
the guide TO New-York CITY
THE NETWORK THEATRES
,,,. ho,. ora Won going to amuse yourself In
the evening? Most visitors to New-Hork go TO the
| theatre In the most Of the first class theatres OF
| New-York now the price of the best seat j. g.
| which Is too much for any seat IN any t"'"''''
| Some adhere to the old price of 81 80 or course
good seats in different parts Of the theatre can DC
! Ind AT lower prices than these. At some OF the
less important houses the highest price Is 81 Al
others the rates still lower. The following are
| the principal theatrical attractions TINS "e'h'
| Academy Of Music Fourteenth-st and lrVlne
! Place. Andrew Mack in THE Last Of the Romans
romantic Irish drama. Matinees "Wednesday anu
! Saturday American Theatre. Eighth-ave ana
! PROFESSIONALISM. I'VE TINS OF Tennessee war
play. Popular prices. Matinees WEDNESDAY 1nu nS
I wav near Thrtieth st I'm Paradise Adaptation
OF French farce. Matinees Wed4esaSy a amp Forty
! hrst-st a large and handsome house' drama mo
8 Ta,.uoos WednSsday and Saturday. Empire
| Tbeatre Broadway and Fortieth-st \ small ana
RTe nGIs sht comedy En@ Matnees Wednesday ana
Saturday. Herald Square Iheat'sr bo 9nv Way"
! bramya from Dlckens's "A Tale Of Two cities.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday ,.Tbe G;irI
Theatre Broadway and Forty fourth-st ne n.sI
from Maxms french farcs Matiness, Meq4ss
day and Saturday. Garrick Ihea ar Gnrtsr in
zasa French smotl2na dr T6esre M TWeS
Wffdngsfhay near Broadway Why smith
LEFT Home farce Manee Garden eT Theatre.
! Wadison2ave and Twenty-seventh- st, In Madls9n
Square Garden building James IS; b maCATf opes
novel Matinees Wednesday and saturday ,dFb itth
Avenue Thsatre BT TadSeTn az" Fske. in ecky
| sbarn" drama based on Thackerays " am.
Iair 4B Bs faf Mntmees Wednesday, and satur
! dav Grand opera House. Eighth-9tye' ana
onera 'KeIar the magician. Matinee wednesday,
| p0pular prices. Harlem Opera liouse ,.n IA
d nav Of Sumshne farccal comedy English
company. Matinee satqTGayl poPsss eventR-avc
and Forty -second-rt the H WsH street farce.
Matinee saturday smoking allowed fHe ecp ana "a
matnees Irving Pase rRMfat,re' snart Tragedy
! IN German Not open I'll SatIrday, evenn ad
Keths Fourteenths between Broad%@y Sni
Koster Blars Thirty fourth-st west Of Br3aG-
way "a large and handSomT Tf n Matinees
| "Wednesday and SATURDAY Drinks served IN mn, tne
iners K,mickerbocker Theatre. Broadway and
Thirty eighth-st Francis wilson IN yin H So 'e
/ tn
uriav fyceum Theatre. Fourth-aye, near lWet 9
thiri-st Miss Annie Russell In MISS ,ioS Sorday
pay S, IN '"rhe Kings Musketeer." romantic
H. H. S"'", rom Dumas Tho Three Muskeeers"
| Wnfjnees Wednesday and Saturday; Metropontan
Opera House broadway hhd1y,ttl bou , used
FOR the grand opera in the season IL VIII De I pc
only night this WEEK. Sa,Gqruay scnsati6na
TeoaI"In1o ore WI Fund Murray Hin Theatre Lex
inoton-ave near Forty second-st., In MlzzoGra
/ rural comedy Matinee every day Low prices
nr tbeatre and roof garden THE Man ia the
Noon musical burlcsquc with elaborate scenery
ana R pa tbe roof garden one ticket admits to
both Drinks served and smoking allowed IN both
sa,v1r5av Tony Pastors Theatre. In Tammany
Han Building, Fourteenth-st near thi' IT, ,he
Probably the most famous variety theatre III , oie
country Continuous Tscar Twrm Gss
proctors TwGntyhFTl rontinGons variety
Low prices The Palace, Fifty-eishth-st.' W near
lacks Theatre. Broadway and Thirtieth-st S, Wa
Robson IN The Gadfy Tragic dran.,t, c IN,
Tbeatre F"urtcenth-st near sixth-ave. a Young
! Wife" me.odrama. Matinees Thursday Ftid4y
| ST "The Founders" musical farce with pallet.
Matinees Wednesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
| Tor those who are unsteady inclined there Is a
concert every evening this week by an excellent
%ref@ST d 10y IN f sixtxsixth-st near Columbus
oNt M tep,,,rIa, afternoons by the Banda Rosa an
el'- band M ne Madison Square Garden:
/ one every evening at the Lion Palace Music Han
! nj Observation-Disclosures. and Western Bou.e-
/ YARD. and one at the Broadway Theatre on Sunday
/ evening by Gilmores Band.
e, nov ''' ahIe 70 see New-York satisfactorily in pro-
/ norton 10 the time he has his case is hopeless and
The Tribune gives him up. But such are not read
ers Of The Tribune.
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