New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
VIEWS OF THE THEATRES.
WARM WEATHER PLANS OF ACTORS AND
MANAGERS.

| MANAGERS.
At nearly all the theatres extra mafinces will be
! given on Thursday, Decoration Day.
| Miss yokes will change her programme at DAILY S
b marrow night when she Will present The Circus
| rider Tears and CHASTITY Manor The two last
| n,.ccs are new to metropolitan audiences. "Ghasty
| Manor, IS an experiment, being a burlesque played
| With the utmost seriousness. Miss VOTES appears as
, criminal society melodramafc heroine, Lady Aqua
To,ana TO whom such crimes bgamy and poisoning
are matters Of everyday occurrence. Morton selten
MAYS the wicked balOnet, Sir Crimson Fluid Ferdi-
nsnd Corschalk. the old and attached servant with
| , mysterious secret; Felix Morris. the English de-
feciive who detects moth lne and assumes several dis
| Them COurtcnay Thorpe and Miss Helena Dacrc rep
resent tie viruOus characters OF the mclodrams, the
the well known heroine common TO every sensational
meodrams OF the present day. There are three muir.
would DO more, Miss VOkes SAYS, II the company were
| larger.
| At tho Fifth Avenue Theatre Magician Hermann
! succeeds Miss Minnie Palmer As usual, he will have
tho assistance of his vito and the clever juggler
| DAlvnl: Magic. the sensational act cremation
and spirtsuslistc exposures mako up tho programme
Il Is claimed BY tho Casino management that
Tho Bigands' is successful any opera produced
In that home OF many There were several
difficulties at first the principal being the illness OF
| Stage Manager Freeman and Miss Lillian Russell,
sao indicates that The Bngands" viii have a long
The Hungarian orchestra makes the roOf-garlen
| extremely attractive.
The eighth anniversary OF the Actors Fund OF
America will be celebrated at Palmcr's Theatre on the
afternoon Of Tuesday, June A. beginning at p. m.
Tho exercises will consist OF the reading OF the
| annual address By a. NJ Palmer, president Of tho
Fund, also addresses BY Chaunccy NJ Depcw, Daniel
| Dougherty aud William Winter. There will also be
musical selections furnished BY volunteer orchestra
Of fifty, selections by the Shumann Male Quartee,
and vocal numbers by Eugene Dublin and others
These exercises are held In pursuance OF the pan
naueurated last year. at which colonel lnGefsOll,
Dion Bouccault and others were speakers.
1t is announced that Miss Minnie Madden will
continue to appear In "Fcathrrbrain' at the Madison
square Theatre I'LL tho end of June
Many improvements have been made in the oolah'
since the first night. Much grracr prominence has
given to Miss Jansen and Mr. wilson, and thcs"
favoritcs have now frequent opportunities for the
display OF their vocal and humorous powers.
On Friday night Mr.. wilson introduced with capital
results a new topical song, Nobody Knows For
bis nth encore. he gave dance IN Imitation OF The
style II Miss Lofty Lind. Of the Gaety company
A sale at auction % tho scenery, furniture and
properties used by Mrs Ian .try IN Macbeth ana
other plays VIII take place next Tuesday attcrnoon'
III" stag" Of III" Grand oI"rh HOUSE
Charles Chaurrton. Henry Ahb"y's private sec.
rerary. saIrI for England yesterday.
duncan II. Harrison may b" this week at the
Grand opera House, In tn" PaymaSf"r.' tn"
,u-rrrnlur mi mounting excellent, and the play
/, an effective specimen OF the sensational class
"rio,"r- I, drawing well at PaIm"rs that the
Standing Room only Nsn Is frequently to be- sen
In front Of Ii" rhrarr" c""n"i Mc'anli has ra,'N
frm the ,"Ipn"I rI"t that ~ health Is Improving
W MORROW night Emmett VIII cnt"r on the siN'h
wick Of IA, ensaCm"nt at h" fonr'cehth Street
TLrltr'. In " I n"c J"'
Mss lie ALrr,rum has engaged Edward Weaver,
a well known minstrel performer. to play tho part Of
-. oil. he {,
tho remainder ~ her u:ss"n"ut A. the star Ihehir'
lie viii Introduce comic song in tho second AZ" OF the
play.
Louis James has decided to add Rchar, III7 10
his r.pcrto7y for II Will be his first ap
,rarauc. IN III" PLAY which he Intends to ~" a
sI"'is rrdrrt"n, with hanhsom" scenery costumes
and arc"SS"ri"'.
Georsr Edgar Montgomery will write an "ptoCi"
FOR tho par of Viola In Twelfth night Z" b" spoken
by Marie wainwright nru s"a>on.
Tho fortic,h and last wcc, Of The old Homestead
will he begin with nights performance.
The play VIII again 10 s""n al tho Academy neat
September. and II is expected that II viii once moro
run the entire ason.
Everything Is In readiness a: IA" Academy for The
hlll Performance Of Bar'lolomcw'> Equin" Paradox.
Yhich viii follow Immediately after Tho Old Hon"
S'r.i- ON saturday night. NJ Ia" fan ~ tho last
| ,urain tho SVauZ"y kitchen. N" carpenters VIII
At once rru,ovc IA" heavy sc"re> Of III" ol HON"
steal" and So thus" provide" tor N" summer Season
Of HORSES Tho Performance" J. UhrR u cifhc
. STIR among persons Interested In -" "du'afi"n {
dunh animals i"aiur ot ~" enter in""nt b'ih
n" Performance" II III" La, Rose ~ summer a.,
Home sweet Home a set Of bells, lUIlrg III"
engagement performances "A hdv will De- given
ard he highest price of rn''rN'd SEATS viii be 30
cents.
A. Nlhlo's this week tho "Srk Roh,rt, spec al'v
,ou,u,u,- Will he the attraction Tho programme
contains m" names Of a numh'r Of rr'min"ui >'a
among whom ar Harry K"rn". MCn'yl" and Heath.
rayrl. sanford and Wilson. tn" Electric ihro AMI
Flora Moore.
The testimonial entertain 10 be given for the
family II the late justice Michael Norton the A"ai
my To- might hs, already found liberal response.
,L,r, having been over sl2.ooO Ncritsd. ind"-
rcu.rnt 81 III" raI" Of s"h'> III" prog ANN" /, -
i an ,lalorar" one aui urud". b-hl", Nencndprt'S
nrcTr ira N.ud Pnn. G""rs.n" you Jand,ch"N >ky.
rInurh" Walsh. '"nrr! AH,"Is". thnl"N Eascti. the
rcnor. MR. shaw. ia" whi>l"'. AMI oih"rS.
Jeanne rorricr the Hrc~i Winner an adaptation
from the French hN Emily sold"n", will b" rcr-
| trn,cd at Nihlo', Junr ~. with Mrs D. p. Bowers
and Frank e.. Rang, In III" hahing parts
TIT, Is the last wr"k Of Jed Prpnty" At III" Union
-quarr Theatre. After this w"rk tt Will be taken to
Fran'i~co.
several weeks TO come.
Al this week "A trip to Africa" will b" giv"n by
Manager AmbcrcS company al G"rrac" "arirn'
J. " MorrlSscys SEASON OF light oprra Will be
begun on June 2, At the Grand Opera i"uNc.
A Midnight He'll" will be sounded for the Tooth
,mo I'm tli, city on "Wednesday evening. at the BiInu.
uhcn souvenir, containing portraits uf the author,
manager and all the cast VIII b" distributed
The London Gaicty Company will to morrow even.
ing begin a farewell weeks engagement at tn standard
theatre Mis-, Farrrn. Fred Lrs!e. Mss Cay. Miss
Hood and all the favurttS Will he sccn. The com
nany will sail for England on June ..
There Is a prospect OF legal trouble between sol
Beriner and f.>pnard Grover about \ Noble SON
Miss sadie Martinot Will sail for Europe neat Wedncs