New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
soToEs, MANAGERS AND PLAYS.

Tho eareer Of The Wife" Is drawing to close az
,he Lyceum but its attractive powers 90 not seem 10
bs wanipg
,>.,v,s xri,, IN closed tonight but tomorrow
Miss voses win begin the last week Of her pres
-. soason Appearing for the first time In The
POUCH diamond" Tho programme for the week is
,,rs arranged: Tuesday and wednesday evenings
"a came Of Cards. any Millincrs Bit and
,A,..h D,amondp Thurcday and Friday evenings
s...a.v matinee ain Honor Bound,' "The Cir
NV ''s T,s.rs ana Rough Diamonds Saturday NATL
sas a o.me Of Cards "My Milliner's Biz and g
pantomime Rehearsal
a,.obts and Shadows which Is 70 DO produced
-. =, aha standard Theatre, Is local
,s,aroa from the veteran pen OF Mr. Charles
c.,1.r Il treats Of high and low life In this city
"a "a IN Ave acts: has several revoNihg eeehcs'
d.susrate aght in an underground room, FaDoiNiuo
,.r. ~ tina Hudson and tho Brooklyn BraSe' anu III
ono .ct the stage is completely noodcd win water
srom an enormous tank holding oo'ooo saho"s' ino
cast includes a number OF weifAno"n anu 800
.c,ors thu costumes and scenery arc en'irely now
- A.. as.csx mechanical and scenic arc patented.
ar,e oucon's Mase' has apparently hit the popu-
lar t.ste. and its career at the broao"as in'a'i0 -
nkely to be long
v,..,,,,. snectacular "Dolores' Is the attraction
,,. ,r.sk at tho Grand Opera House. Mr. Mattnews'
-. msIness manager will direct summer season az
this house.
r,ers will be two weeks moro Of "A Possible
Case, at the Madison Square Theatre.
usrr nrockmann's marvellous animal troupe re-
r,.,n a, tina Star. Matinees will be given every
afternoon at 3 80.
The season at the Thaa closed Saturday nlgn. win
complimentary benefit TO Manager AmDc's' WIN A"
cucceagfnl
Miss Amanda Fabris, who sang Marguerite In
sFaust" with tho National Opera Company mas oeon
engaged by Carl Rosa for his London season.
Donnelly and Girard and their many clever people
in Natural Cas- remain at the Fifth Avenue Ihca'ro
Their business has been excellent.
Kate Clsxton and Charles A. Stevenson Will begin
tonight their second week at Nblo's In the
successful melodrama Z" The World Against Hcr"
No limit has yet been set to the run of tho still
Alarm at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. The floral
natinees give the house an attractive aspect
Tho Booth and Barrett season ended on Saturday
night 1t is said their profits run into the hundreds
of thousands.
William Ludwig, the ellknown baritone, will re-
ceiye a farewell benefit concert at Chickering Hal
tomorrow evening" ct which the following
artists will appear: Gertrude Grfswold, Miss Emily
Xinant. Charles BaSSett FRANK Nctta
Adolf Hartdegen William c. Macfarlsne and Ferdinand
Imlcken. During the evening Mr. Ludwig will sing
by special request Tho Wearing of the 0rcon" sca2
arc now for sale at Chickerng Hall and Schnberts,
No % Union Square.
Rudolph Aronson has Just received from Europe
orchestral selections from Strauss latest opera Sim
plicuss Czibulka's "Guckeritter," and Mllocksrs
ssieben schwaben," which will be performed for the
6rst time in this country at the opening Of the Casino
Roof Garden this evening by the increased
orchestra after the opera Tho garden will be adorned
with flowers plants, shrubs and sparkling fountains.
Every night, so far since the fist representation
of Nadtyn at the Casino seats could be obtained
after D. m Mr. Aronson feels confident that 1t will
be clear and smooth sailing for the operotta during
the summer and will bother himself very little at
present about any future attraction. Rchearsals
have taken place daily during the past week, and
all the little defects Of the first night have been over
come.
Tonight sThe Lady or the Tiger will
enter upon its third week at wallacks The receipts
for the first weeks have, IL is said, been larger
than for any two weeks OF McCau opera production
In this city.
Miss Rosna vokes and al her company VIII appear
among the superso at the waack Testimonial Miss
vokes Will Days to-day in order to pay this mark
Of respect b Mr.. Waiaek.