New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

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-. -. rsr,s ~ lrbs MauuIse.D a new version Of
sarous aFene. prepared by Loas Nsla am ,,,, TIE
drama Is in four acts and three scenes, ano WIZ %
presented with the following strong cast
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Mr. paly,s beautiful revival of The Tanning OF the
shrcw. continues to occupy his stage.
ac.n,a,n swtfts win reach nearly $50 performances
,,o-a me elise Of tho regular season at the Madison
60. Th.atre The business done by this play has
averaged mono evenly than that OF any piece sih'e
Mr. Palmer's management OF me house.
aThs oRsagans' win be played during the frst
broo nights OF this weak at Hsrrgans. On Thursday
revised version Of McNooneys Visit, WI DC given
pdsr the title "4l1.44" This revival should prove
sood policy"
AZ Niblo's tomorrow night q Dark Secret under
The management Of jefferson and Taylor. will begin
. two weeks, run This is certainly the best of the
q anks dramas and the managers are certainly In
PRODUCING attractive novelties. Miss Edna Carey
plays tho principal part ana v Sev ass anu
Captain Anarews appear IN the nVer scenes'
Numerous applffuonS nave Deon hh1o W IL "a.
French and Mrs. Burnett for the foreign rights to
Little Lord Faunnsroy." Mrs. Burnett has decided
10 grant all rights outside Of England and North
America 70 Wesley Slsson, with whom she has made
ss5sns Ss,s & Burnett viii have shs Of
the profits In lieu Of royalty. George Wotherspoon
win b her representative in the antipodes
Charles B. weies has been engaged for scsnlsn's
English tour
lfho Midnight Bera stu tolls at the Biiou and
bavr Aa1s0
so that II can have an uninterrupted run. Burr
Mcintosh has been added TO the company
mora instant and pronounced success than that Of
sThe County Fair at Procors has not been achieved
By star for . long time. Mr.. Burgess need feel no
anxiety about the Immediate necessity for procuring
new play.
= Five thousand performances Of one piece seems to
be- these days Of constant change and mover ceas'ng
demand for novelty. almost incredible record
Yet E Z. Rico says Evangeline' viii have to-mor>
row night at the Star Theatre It's 5oo0h performance
sSavsr n s f0 WITH o. cdued
from the burlesque, WIN be distributed Tne PreeS1t
carprariy which includes Irene Verona, fraah1e
Esn,hIe George K Forescue Mat and schiller, Is an
excellent one. A W
The Gold Mhes Is doing good business at the Fifth
Ayenue Theatre and Mr.. Goodwin Is said 10 DO en-
trsly satisfied with the result OF his new departure
W.. seaman, who is to be the permanent St. Pat
rSek,s attraction as the Grand Opera House, VIII this
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encsreSoen NJ In Eew-York prior to his English tour
Sol BerrIper has engaged Pauline Markham and
J, r. Brten for leonard Growers comedy drama
Noble Son. when It will be produced at Niolo's with
E. ,. Buckley in the star part
aEad,ys remains as Attractive as ever at the Ca
ano Rudolph AroEson has Just resolved from Ton
dan Arthur Roberts, latest song IN Psfenthess'
which will soon to introduced hefe.
Miss Enc EIIsler's western tour has begun. She
appeared at tho Tabor Opera House In Denver on
March n. Tho receipts were Ss4S. She has since
visised Salt Lake City and Los Angeles On April .
She begins engagement OF FIVE weeks IN san Fran
SKsns His Miss judith Beroide James Wallis
and Miss Jessie stuart have been added to her COM
PAM. -
Ylrh,Iy concerts are to be given ut tho Casino,
beginning sp May, by Magyar Czisany Deahok- band
Of twenty Hungasisn student musicians. under tho
sondasossh,p Of syak Gsila The @ns a .,s WI WI
gTsrnmcs of light and popular music
The Havcrly Cleveland Ministries win make their
farewell appearance In New-York at the Star Theatre
tonight The programme VIII comprise k taySriss
ma nd Iahn o,,esn viii appear in monologues.
ma Duff Comic Opera Company, after tour Of
1000 nies, during which not night has been lost,
Is this week In Jersey City.
Booth and Barrett are in Providence this week
This Is the last week of sDriftng Apart" at the
Fourtesnth street Theatre. SThe Paymasters VIII
follow.
ne success of tho Greek play, the Electra" Of
sophcces was so pronounced that Manager Frohman
has arranged to produce II at series Of Wednesday and
Al tie end of is Eew-York representations the play
vill probably DO given in Boston and Phladeiphia
This Is the last yvcck Of tho Gaioty Company at the
standard The business has been only limited by
abe esnsclty Of the theatre. Hiss EsmeraldaS 70
mains the programme. and all its most attractive
features are 70 be retained and some additions made
Next week the Howard Athenaeum specially Com
pany.
Herr yunkerman rcappesred last night at Ambergs
In aHanne Nuetes' For this week the programme
s.e Monday, Hanne Nuetes,s 40, Mother-in- Law, .
ane the GYPSY Tuesday, benefit Of Max Lube, with
Junxorraan, Our Doctor Wednesday, Junkermann's
last appearance in Inspector Braesgs Thursday and
following eySniag JanEerms9n IN ne american mel
him. Mss Tessa KlInkIammer. the next star, sailed
last wednesday from Europe.
sJjtie Ioni Fauntleroyn VIII enter tomorrow on
the sixteenth weck Of It's run al the Broadway
5unius Bratus Booth, son of Agnes Booth, will
Be 9 member Of the company at the Boston Museum
next season.
Philip Goetcher is painting the aoestos curtain fol
tho Union seusre Thessre,
The nams Of Nile. Rheass new play Is The Cas-
yidals
80 souvenir performances have been gwen a
the Academy OF Music during tho run OF The on
Homestead Denman Thompson said yesterday
.We have never yet announced the 2o0th or aooa
night Or the seventh or eighth month of Tho oic
homestead We src waiting until we are ready tc
anoanes the third or fourth wear OF The piece
his not with The Ola Homestead question 9
njzkts, or weehs, bat It's a. the Academy VIII
~ hope. BE- enc Of yoezs.s
"a pAssseks Day win be celebrated st Nibio's TO
night ~ ; concert In which the artists win b.
william Ludwig and his weilknown company o
vocaiisfs. This especial concert VIII bo pleasing
not cniy to people Of Irish birth psrcntage bu
to those OF every ohcr nationality, for the music
Of all tho sNeetcst singers Of the Emerald Isle vii
DO represented. Mr. ludyig VIII sing the famous
ancient lullaby, the ntse Of Which Is said 10 be
fifteen h,sndiod years old. Mr. Ludwig will also
sing The wearingt Of the 0reens