New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
TIE HOLIDAY AT THE THEATRES.
rususANps ATTEND THE MATINEEs AND oTHEl

THOUSANDS ATTEND The MAIiSEfs AND V'i'Ni'
THOUSANDS ATTEND IN THE EVENING.
palv,s was crowded to the doors at both perform
.~.es The able manager has proved himself so
clever In directing the Railroad OF Love- that per
hans he could be induced to grapple with the po'i
M Rsp,a Transit that cries so loudly for SOLUTION NO
transit can we'll DO rapid than love at hrst sehf,
.u, the man who can contrive to bring this soor"
should have little difficulty In dealing WIN e'o'
spch forces as steam and electricity
Yesterday was the banner day. in the history
az the Lyceum the receipts largely exceeding those
of any previous holiday. :" The WIFE seems no" "
be on the high tide Of success, as last weok proven
the most remunerative that Mr.. Frohmans theatre
has
~The Henricttar drew two enormous audiences
=. ,hc linton Square Theatre Apparently this charm
,,r comedy could with the excellent acting and setting
which Robson and Crane have given it, pe Naseu
heye to large business for the entire season
At the Madison Square Thatre Elaine was enjoyed
M fa,rssed audience in the afternoon and by large
oue at night The delicate beauty OF this production
sesased to be thoroughly appreciated
SIN the fashion, at wallacks received fair share
"A patronage Tho members Of the company have
euspd In ease and certainty. and now show 10 be''er
.dvantage than they did on the first night
Rootb aud Jarrett did not give a matinee, but
.yed at night 10 an audience that filed the vast area
u tho Academy.
The Corsar. with its lavish setting and dressing and
IT. bevy OF pretty principals and auAiaries was Just
ia thing 10 many holiday makers, mo oosifc~ ~
Stnd up the day by feastng their eyes with beauty
AID their ears with bright tunes and tortdng puns
Dockstader made agreeable additions TO his pro-
syamme. the most notable being new skt Shadows o.
Our City" in which no had the assistance OF nearly All
bis best ,Sr Mnsow S0: and fssns
6Sus of the Cabe' were warmly apPlauded ana 10
demanded. Tho Hamlet snt WI w gwen w.
Ecw,Yesrs with . cir us Is . new sensation, Tor
ysGst Ncw- Workers, and Frank A. Robins Aouhu
...l nd
The love of dogs and horses is passion very com,
xos.n 10 anity ahd when fnc specimens o. iheso
nSnss ere exhibited In the Illustration OF play ma
Ssnasr thai tho combustion Is attractive. Tho
msssgsrv Of Run Of Luck" found It particularly SO
n sdsen- ~1n soon leave " to 60 on her travels,
bua she via be missedssnd many friends and admirers
called It the Casino during her double reception ~
sosure her Sf this pleasing fact 100000 y,
sAnarchyr largo AUDIENCES who seemed 70 Se wv
..sisSe and coed tempered TO need any warnlnss
scsinst sktenpting to upset the eahans oroef VI
E5eehsrd Mansfield hndly refrsned from destroying
New Yca1'e avpcttes ~ giving m.tinee o. |eKh
ana HYDE but TO 1 not o hs9 aaed With plum
kowI and thon went to 500 Mansfield, Mosi ihey
deemed have had visions that ecpsed even thoso u
Al he Thalis the regular company played sn o..
vhffes in the afternoon, and Possad rcpes'eo INC
Blood wedding IN tho evening 4. NJ ursosciy
the nature to suit many holiday MAKERS, ana ths sc
edstion ii tho 'yoyasS Suisse gave peasa 20
TAere vos . continuous stream OF vsuofS ~ NJ
crciorans Of Gettysburg, which although 50 rcecn.y
opened is already recognized Is ono OF tho 'n'"s'
ia Eden Husee vas well pstroniasA. a. indeed
fl varied entertainments deserve to DO