New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

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s,evard Of the estate, and the manGuvres which
azure in the title are those which Jane practses
:. uudine Lord Bapchild and bestowing herself
r,reservedly OF Langton. The lord. who is be
~ Of her. Is al the same time consoed with
.-o.ber bride Among the actors who are TO in
,o,,-e the play are Z. J. Morgan, Charles wal
~, Ferdinand GOttschalk, George {. Boniface'
yrrri.n Courteney. Charles Harbury, John
Fn5lsy. Campbell Gollan. c. ". Butler, Will
tan Eyille II :. Taber, A / Howson MISS
ysrv Mannering Miss Elizabeth Tyree' Mrs
Tbren. Mrs. walcot. Miss Ethel Hornick MISS
Beatrice Morgan Miss Alisa SNp"orth' MISS
charlotte Crane. Miss Ethel Sanborn and MRS.
Har Jackson.
co,oral Low Wallace's Ben Hur" is to be
..a, ~ the stage on wednesday evening at the
Broadway Theatre. having been made INTO
NAV by William Young There is a promise OF
scenic splendor. and there is an assurance Oh
scenic variety. for these are some OF the scenes
10 be introduced: The meeting OF Inc "lse MN
~ tbe desert. the terrace of the Palace OF HUT
in Jerusalem; between decks on 'IIIoilI' -"
49, ~, cironides. in Antioch; the Grove of
Daphne the tent Of Sheik llderlm' III the siV'V
~ na1ns. the exterior and the interior OF the
arena and the interior Of the palace Oh nun
Tho fnu cast Of the play has already been given
In these columns.
&C., Crock slave" a musical play which has
had a long run at Days Theatre IN London
e ~, no seen for the first time here at the ie'-
"a Co,,ore Theatre on Tuesday evening Like
st works Of its kind. it has many authors
Tho hook is by owen Hall, the lyrics are DY
LEV C,reenhank and Adrian Ross ana the
,,ieic bv sidney Jones. Then there are added
-ur,bors' by Lionel Monckton. The story
,a,l5 REQUIRE too many words TO relate ana
,ertaus there is no especial occasion for reia'-
INC il The company which has been CHOSEN
n rrasert the piece includes Miss Dorothy Nor
ION Miss Minnie Ashley. Miss Kate Mlcheleha'
Mics Marion Singer Miss Ethyl Brousham' MISS
Agnes Palmer. Miss Adine Bowler, Miss Matte
,,borron Miss Inez Rae. Herbert Sparhhs'
HUGH Ctuyers. Alexander Clarke W. Ihomp-
~. Ole Norman and William Mateland.
Richard Mansfield will devote only the present
week 10 "Cyrano de Bergerac," at the Gardeh
Theatre A special matinee is announced 1or
Thanksgiving Day. Next week MI MahSileI-
will revive Beau Brummel.' and before ne
leaves town he will present number OF teiec-
tons gsom his repertory which at present III
GUIDES "Tbe First Violin The Devils DIS
eiple" arms and the Man" The Merchant
Of Venice" King Richard III and Dr. Jeh!H
and M. Hy34"
Nh. and Mrs. Kendall have found their old
popularity awaiting them at the hmcKefpocheI
Theatre where they have now hled the mouse
tor week with The Elder Miss Blossom
They have not only filed the house but entirei!
pleased the audiences and their stay Is hkely 10
prove TOO short for the many who VIII WISH 10
them
Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske and her company
will continue to play Becky Sharp at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre till Christmas TINS VIII
make the run Of the play in New-York about
;hree months and IT will go on the ROAD lor
he res, Of he season with the sound and hearty
endorsement Of the New-York public. 1t VIII be
followed at the Fifth Avenue by the musical
farce The Little Lambs"
The career Of Miss Alice Nielsen and her com
p4ny at the Casino in "'The Singing Girl con-
unues 20 be- prosperous. The Work Is no" I'D
lis second month and has apparently gained in
popularity from the first II viii doubtless be
l1ntnued for some time.
Miss Julia Marlowe fills the Criterion Theatre
every performance of Barbara Frietchie."
and public approval follows the performance un-
n,erruptedlv A special matinee will be given
'n Thanksgiving Day
The season Of Miss Annie Russell and her
o"nrany al the Lyceum Theatre still lengthens.
and there Is no end OF il in sight 1t was an
bounced some tune $50 that Miss Hobbs" was