New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
NOTES OF THE sTAGE.
WHAT ACTORS AND MANAGERS WILL DO
- THIS WEEK.

:
Mr.. DAILY VIII give the last performance Of the
Tanning of the shrews "Wednesday evening. and on
Thursday win present for the first time new
eccentric comedy entitled Samson and Denlah" in
which james Lewis, Mrs. Gilbert John Drew Miss
Esy GesasMn% Bo MD Ga HaaS aS se Mss ADA
Rsha1 T APP sRpe9R :haS le%S Is % %
Circe who circumvents him.
Mr.. Frohman's production of revised version OF
Ferrools under the title Of "The Marqmse,7 has
evidently pleased tho public, the audiences wero
large throughout last week. II is not Intended that
ever eve may desire to SEQ it should bear in mind
soaptain Swift continues prosperous career and
the picturesque figure Of tho orgerhero is striking
character IS the local stage at present offers: Mrs
Booths performance Of the mother exhibits the best
qualities OF her finished art
Mr.. HaTigan win doubtless find his present revival
of McTooney's VISIT under the title Of "4-11-44"
wise move. Tho piece IS, in its present shape,
thoroughly amusing throughout
On Monday week Colonel McCsuI viii intro
duce Czibulkas opera, Tho May Queen This IL
not. a. some have imagined, setting Of Tennysons
poem, but an adaptation of q German h6reto the
title of which means The knight Errantn 1t had
successful season In Vienna and both music anu D9os
are wei SPOKEN OF during ms p SS1n
NJ Coquelin's closing performances may 30 at
tended this week at the Star Theatre The programme
fer the week Is Monday 10 Marriage de Figaro =
Tuesday, 10 Juif Polon&sH r. The Bells't; Wednes-
day matinee, 10 Marriage do Figaro" Wednesday,
SIes Surprises du Divorce" Thursday, Le voyage
do NJ Pcrr4ehon;7 Friday, benefit Of NJ. COquctn,
Jean Dacler," and in conjunction with Agnes Booth
Coy permission of Mr.. A. IN. Pamor), ~The Silent
systsms d. English; Saturday matinee, 10 JUL
Polonals y Saturday evening, 10 Gendre &c N;
NJ CoquSlln on the occasion of hs benefit on Friday
should DO extremely interesting II Is SAD that ~.
one Of pantomime TIN almost the end when he speaks
q few sentences In English.
The Ludwig Concert Company will appear tonight
at Niblos In selection Of sacred and Irish songs.
Mr. Ludwig viii have the assistance Of G. Kendall
Irwin Henry beaumont Miss Annie layton, Sino.
Adelaide Mullen Miss Grace Golden and Miss Belle
| Ewing
Rice's spectacular buriesque, aThe Corsair,' will
be presented at the Grand Opera House this week
THIS IS the first production Of that popular burlesQue
| in this city since the run Of200 nights at
the Bijou Opera House. The scenery, costumes and
| effects are new and bright The burleequo viii DO
with the east and chorus that have appeared
IN Evangellnes at tho star Theatre The colossal
| George X. Fortescue win appear made up as Little
Lord Fnuntleroy
"a Dark Secret" win continue 10 be hidden In the
depths of the tank at NIblo's al this week
aTho Old Homestead- runs so smoothly at the
Academy and the stago hands have become &c
customed to their work that they have much idle
| time their hands. Gilmore & Tompkns have
| fitted UP for their employees a comfortable reading
ROOM and made sements 10 have II kept supplied
| with the leading newspapers and magazines Don
man Thompson has takcn lively interest in tho
scheme, and has promised to give number OF books
as the foundation OF q library.
On Wednesday evening tho new Union Square Thea
tire win be opened with Miss Helen Barry In "A
woman's stratsgom.s description OF the beauties Of
the theatre was published yesterday Miss Barry wll
J. n. Colviflo, Victor Harmand and Miss Wolstan.
A. Miner Griswold, the Eat Contributor Of Texas
sifngs' has been engaged to deliver q series OF Illus
trated lectures Tour Round tho World by J. P.
smith,
Imre Riralty win present Nero In PhIladelpha
this summer
Mss Rose Coghlan win appear AZ the Star Theatre
week from tomorrow night presenting for the first
time In this city Charles Coghlan's romantic play Of
Jocelyn," which win DO given with entirely new
scenery, costumes, bFica-brac and furniture. The
scene Of the play is laid In France In 1890, and
tie action takes place within four days IL Is tho
story Of sisters devotion TO her brothers The part
of Juceyn, which is played by Miss cOghian requires
that she shall be sklfu fenecr, In the last act,
disguised in male attire, she kills tho villain Of tho
play in duel with swords
W. J. Seaman win close his season IN this country
| on April In Boston, and on April viii sail on the
Alaska for Liverpool whore he begins his tbrco months
tour OF the large cities Of Great Britain supported by
an American company.
Tho demand for seats a, Proctors 10 sec Neil
Burgess I'm The County Fsir' Is so great that tho
managers are now prepared 20 sell for any date up
to ten weeks In advance.
EThe Paymastera viii be revived tomorrow night
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre with the following
cast: Duncan Harrison, the author Of the play
Beatrice Lfeb, Fraser Coulter, Gerae Granville
Kart, the wife Of Tony Han, Ethel Harrison, Rene
Parselle, Annie Allison, May Holcomb. Jeanette
Randolph, and Messrs Clay Clement Mn O'Bnen,
Hardie Kirkland. stephen Wright, Henry ,. MorggsG.
members Of local military company VIII also appear.
"The Midnight Bell" is booked for run at the
Bljou. This theatre Will soon DO lighted throuShou,
by electricity.
Fanny Davenport is IN 81 Louis this week
Kellsr VIII give one Of his usual Sunday entertain
ments at Dockstaders tonight The indian basket
trick has made q sensation at Dockstsder'a lie pro-
duced II Friday night for the first time, and It VIII
continue In his reperory for severa; days Later
no VIII expose the method Of working e. The pop
usF magician begins his trird month at Docksader's
toR9Er9w might and be has syeTg reason e tesl
spS aSs Rnvsi spsntS stdehts rnHna,n INC e'e0'
The programme for the week at Amberg's is
Monday, Inspector Braesig" with Jpnkermann Tues
day, Aus der FranLosenseits Joehem Paesels With
Junkermsnn; Wednesday, farewell benefit performance
OF Junhormanp, HasemAnn's Toechter" Thursday.
nonnoS
There is no break in the succession Of largo
audiences to sec Little Lord Fauntleroy" at the
Broadway Thestrcs The SUCCESS Of child actors in so
largo theatre Is remarkable This is the seventeenth
week.
"a Gold MineS is q fixture at the Fifth Avenue for
another month.
The Howard Athenaeum Speciality Company, which
Is unsquaod in rs peculiar field, win tomorrow beg
an engagement at tho Standard Theatre.
@NadIyS goes merrily on toward Its e5oth night
which will be on April 90 Preparations arc already
being made 30 suitably celebrate the occasion.
Miss Victoria vokes win star in This country next
season In several comedies. The venture Il