New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

next season. Hereafter there win be eight per
tormances Week al M }nr rinlH ttS,i ,hroueholt
the season
The first novelty Of the season at the Irving Place
Theatre will be presented Tuesday. when Miss
Emmy schroth or The Royal Theatre i'm Munich
will make her American debut The play selected
for this occasion IS called "Renaissance. by -
Won Schocnthan and Keppcl- Enfield. the authors oi
Die Goldenc Eva" Countess Gucki.' "A Night
or and many other PLAYS successful the Amer
lean and German stages Miss Schroth me NO."
ineenue. VIZ be seen IN the boys part Nittcfin'.
Francis Wiiso.'s transition from shadow to sun
Shine IN "Cvrano de BcrEcrac, at the hhlcKe'-
hooker has been So complete and satisfactory mat
the performance $ now considered quite up TO tne
Wilson standard. The prompt cnna'SSc ~ "ss,,on,al
%ord Of commendation for the energy ana lnse'u-
ity manifested in the r'consUu'u"" "' Ills l'"'
The continued success Of F. H. Sothern and Nir-
sinia Harmed in The Kings Musketeer al
Dalv's Theatre has made no early change OF OH
necessary. though preparations are under way l"'
tho new romantic comedy written by Leo DE
,richstein. entitled The Song Of tho Sword. MS
tober Al the end of MI sotheTn's emergency
o. paws which continues until Novemper ~,
P 4agT nr rroh Pay viii }oiS ""r2 Arthur jones'
comedy. entitled The Manmuvres OF Jane
Tomorrow, evening. October .. Andrew Mack
enter. on the final week OF his present engagement
AZ The Academy. The visit has been a hsIF
gratifying one to all eonGsrngd so m pS R5 sS l
decd that Mr. Mack and The iAst 81 lhe iNi q,
will undoubtedly he seen az the A'a''''' 'e"'
the spring
lanes K Hackett with his supporting oompanF
headed hv Miss Jobina Rowland. remains at INC
Garden Theatre this week. playing Rupert 'i
Hentzau
Tony Pastor will appear at the head Of his own
conDanv at his own theatre this week FOR the h'S'
time his season. He will be supported ~ r1W'n
Latch Ward and Curran in iher b new 3Gl Pantzr
rrio Harry Edison. Miss Nellie Burt me aw4
Iucers the VouieTes, assisted o. NE ,on WaIsSa
Wiiuiars and Hood charles G. Widen and the
American Ntagraph-
Tomorrow evening begins the sixth week OF The
Girl from Maxim's" at the Criterion iheA""
where (, will remain until Julia Marlowes engase
ment there in the new play barbara fr'e'onie'
opens.
The farce .'yvhy Smith Left Home" Is stu doins
well at the Madison Square Theatre ana VIII re-
main for few weeks longer
The Rogers Brothers in Wall Street" Is amusing
crowds AT Hammersteins Victoria. Notice IS given
that no drinking or smoking Is allowed al i"'"
neos
During the Dewey celebration the Eden Musee
is nroving 10 be an attractive place From morn
I'M, until night # has been crowded with visitors
l Tbe o oside decorations Of the Musee have at
tractod much attention
The Donneny stock company. at the Murray Hill
Will revive The Highest Bidder written 10y D.
Madison Morton and Robert Reece, and originally
nroducod by r II Sothern In the present cast
Ralnh Stewar. will assume Mr.. Sotherns part
tho other characters being taken by the Misses
InFham Welles Donnelly and Huntington MS
Tbornas' Rarr, and Nessrs. Allen Redmund. Cole
nan e anq AZ o'clock SIR Henry Turpa win
present the Simia seancS IN "hlGn "efu Sp'' '''"'
4, Roster & Biars Music Hall one feature Of
tbe entertainment which presented last week
and VIII he continued for several weeks Is the VIA
graph The moving pictures. showing the doinIs
aboard the Olympia and views Of SampsohS squad
ron together with lfelike presentations Of Admiral
Dewey and the movements Of himself and his mon.
created great enthusiasm. The river review inc
land paIaoe , 4'I he sbov,n The rest Of the pro-
Framme includes ADA toIey AleAaho5a D,Sr 49,
OF new acts For the concert tonight first class
/ bill has been prepared
On Monday afternoon special matinee VIII he
given At the New-York Theatre N honor OF three
hundred Of The sailors Of Admiral Dewey's flagship.
the OLYMPIA and in the evening the last perf9rm-
ance OF rhe Man IN ne Moon WI , YAK, pi,
Will be produced
a
Twonty-third Street Theatre this week "Chums'
VIII be given 10y specially arranged cast. and
some OF The other features are the six Sennetts
acrobats. Edward Lauri The Fillmore sisters. Bon
VET bar experts ard Caffrey's dogs. TP-days con
| tinuous concert from O. 80 tl 1890 D. M VIII bring
monkeys VIII Denny Erna's dogs. io~le1 and
/ Leslie Mantonta and Eugene. and others
Camille D'Arvuo IS gaining popularity IN vaude-
/ VILE and this week she Will sing at Mr. Proctor's
| uptown theatre the Pleasure Palace Her songs
xiii he now this week. excepting THE Palms
/ Othe1. in the bill are Herbert CaWthorne and Susie
/ FORESTER the Quigcy brothers Joe Hardman,
monoiosist: Genaro and Theol oqunibrsts. Man
;onita and Eugene singers and dancers. and Javene
/ To-day 5 concert continuous rom 2:so ~ 1890
+ Howe and Edwards the Gilmore sisters and Trou-
hador Trio Fox and FoNe and others.
in Paridise" continues to amuse lovers OF French
farce at the Biiou. and limit has Yet been set
10 the run Of the piece on Monday evening
/ French tragedy "Lui." by oscar Metinier. which
as am aferplece and Will be played by Minnie
William Boncli and Harry s. Maur
With a large and good portrait o. Admiral Dewey
F among the mess OF bunting the front ~ the
Theatre and a lfeke motion picture Of the hero
in the biograph. Keiths is abreast Of the time and
y au syinpd,nS "H Id Wv, sicki t, 'i'.s '-s
I Enrol. Press Eldrldge. Bloom and Cooper Nalmore
and The pantomime troupe called the Monte Mayro
4 are features OF the bill and Solaret the dancer.
F viii reproduce the latest Of Loe Fuller's dances
The second month Of "A Young wife" the
Fourteenth Street Theatre Is showing large and
/ enthusiastic audiences at every performance. Nj
. TilOtsou's play IS having an uncOmmOny prosper
+ Gus run The Village Postmaster" with Archie
/ BOYD M the title part will BE seen at the Four
/ tecnth street Theatre I'm November
"A Grip of Steel an English melodrama. which
is described continuous thrill" VIII be PIE
scented at the Grand Opera House tomorrow. The
play has been running ia England for eight years.
and is said 10 be meodrama Of the old sort
with the current week The Roundeis' enters rs
last fortnight az the Casino Theatre. The entire