New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14
ACTORS AND THEIR PLAYS.
A FEAST OF GOOD THINGS PREPARED FOR
LOVERS OF THE STAGE


on May L. 1t is possible that Still Waters Kun
Deep may be given or two performanees ce W
the close Of the season r r iobS Mdmsy and Man
| rice Barrymore for Captain Hawkslcg' ~
Manager Frohman will present The Msrqulset
| in which his company does such exceiiehs wo,A M
several weeks longer The regular season WIZ oi's'
| on May 10.
Mr.. Days programme will not De onens'u So.
| during thu two remaining weeks OF his season.
son and Dallahs will then be taken e on SoOd
There viii net be any performance AZ DAILY "" N'
| Friday.
Mr.. Harrigan brought his Eew-YOrx season 70
! close last night
Tomorrow the sixth month OF L1ue LOU ~" M
! ROW. will begin at the broadway Thes'ro' Inc
oss ~ tbis MAY is wonderful when II Is consoeloo
that the burden OF the story Is carried s ~ IN Ne%
This play will only for tour mSEs oom for Fran
| els Wilson in The oolah.'
m. ,.st week of the Howard Athenaeum star
| specialty Company's engagement a. tne eINn =.
theatre will be marked BY the presentation OF
| rr..t combination Of speciality artists ana Conn.,
change q e gGSsee%I aTE and S
performing cats rats mice o aSo some spes novel
| ties for the closing performances.
rho a. only. Herman, who excels I'm % many
c.,ds ~ the magician and illuslonists arts VIII Do
ho attraction this week at the Grand Opera Houke.
Herrmann's audiences may siwayS 90 ntsrtasned
Manager Rosenquest has arranged with A. NJ
po,r,ar for the appearance Of the Madison Square
COMPANY at the Fourteenth Street Theatre tomOrroW
night in Robert Buchanan's play Partners which
will be given with Alexander Salvtni, Louis hassen'
C. p FIockton Fred Corbett Miss Maude Harrison,
and Katherine Rogers The play VII % Sss s
with all the original scenery ana so0esSo0S "''" az
the Madison Square Theatre
Imye Kiralfy has arranged to give the Black
Arm n
Easter Monday, April o. The scenery, costumes
and properties will, 1t is promised, all DO new ana
400 people will be employed in the representation
Including the onger Sisters aerial performers biSs
Brothers, Arnold, the grotesQue dancer and Nile:
Tne a premiere danseuse from the Berlin Opera
House.
Nat Goodwin will close his successful engagement
with "A Gold Mine' at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre in
two weeks, He will then 90 to Chicago for week.
and aftcrward play month in San Francisco
George W. Floyd presents attractive List Of
artists at the Fifth Avenue Theatre this evening.
The following is full list Of those who will appear;
De Wolf Hopper Isabelle Coo, the Irwin Sisters,
Manic Horton Digby Bell, Henry V: Donnelly, Eddie
Grard, f. }. Henley, Marshall p Wilder, Nay Yohe,
sydney Drew Agnes Stone, Wood and shspperd. Nile.
dents
During the present week Miss Rose Coghian will
rest at her home in this city. resuming her tour in
"Jocclyn" on Easter Monday.
Edwin Booth has entirely recovered his health and
starts this morning for Cleveland where he will play
tomorrow night On May 10 the tragndans viii dedi-
cate the new California Theatre, in San Francisco.
Mesrs Booth and barrett viii spend their summer
vacation at Mr.. Barretts homo in Cohassetg Mas.
Manager Rosenquest is making extensive prepare
lions at the Fourteenth Street Theatre for the en-
gagement Of X. Emmett, which viii begin tomorrow
night and continue for extended term. Mr.. Emmett
W then he for n A comedy
called "Uncle joe" for which elaborate scenery s
being painted by Goatchcr and Young Tho scenes
Of tho play are all laid In aud near Melbourne.
Won wolicnsteIn, Introducing a song called The
Laughing Jack companion 70 his fsmeus Smehoo
dog, win also, figure in the performance Tho sup
PofPs eomps2S includes the nsmSs . q tCae s,as
Geld and Ednnand lyon.
Tomorrow night "A Midnight Bellr win begin the
seventh week Of It's successful run at tho Btiou
Theatre, and on Tuesday evening NJ Hoyt's amusing
comedy will reach its fftieth performance, when the
management will give special celebration. Hand.
souvenirs In the form of silver beh have boon
prepared, and VIII DO presented to every visitor.
II is the intention of Rudolph Aronson to make
the 25Oth representation Of "NAAjyS At the Casino
on April % the most important celebration in the
history Of the opera. More than 100 dozen cut
flowers viii be used to decorate the boxes and audi
torum The embossed souvenirs to be presented arc
The sale of for the occasion will begin on Thurs
| day. April 1s at 0 a. m. Meanwhile. rehearsaG OF
| The Brlgands" are being pushed forward "Nadiy'
has yet another month In which literally to display
| her charms
"sad Pasha viii occupy Ehlos for two weeks, be-
ginning tomorrow night. Since 1t was last presented
In this city, the author Richard stahl, has revised
| both the score and the lbretto 1t vas originally
ented In three acts but the alterations which Mr.
| stahl has made condensed II so that It now pre-
havA bean
the cast and for its reproduction hero chorus OF
| seventy voices viii be heard.
"The Old Homestead may still be enjoyed at the
| Academy In order 10 accommodate Centennial visi-
tors special matinee will DO sivon On Tuesday, April
80.
| Professor Bartholomew has increased his cast OF
characters for Tho Equine Paradox to be pre-.
| sented during the summer months at the Academy
| after the conclusion Of "The Old Homestead'S" first
year, to thirtyhve animal actors These horses are
bs tour for the purpose of training hem for hor part
Of the blll in the Academy production.
Rudolph ArOnson has arranged with Colonel
| william Reals, Of Boston, enc OF the most
prominent American decorators, to take charge OF the
| work OF decorating the Casino for tho Centennial
Prominent among the many designs will be full life
sine equestrian statue OF General Washington as he %
peared while crossing the bridge At Trenton on his Way
broadway front Of the building will be drsped with
flags and floral shields.
The ossiHed negro recently mentioned in these
columns has been added to tho curodues at the Grand
Museum.
"The County Fair will run vol into the summer
at Proctos. II is Of the most marked successes
Of the season. Wednesday matnees re" soon be
announced.
Helen Barry will remain only two weeks moro at
the Union Square Theatre. ....-
General George A. Sheridan will lecture this even
ing at the Union Square Theatre, hs subject being
| aThe Modern Paran5 II will be an examination OF
some of the opinions and methods Of Colonel Robert
| G. lDgersoM
| "Robert EIsmere will be given at the Union Square
Theatre April 90. 1t Will be we staged ana played
| by a strong company. .-,