New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
HLANCES AT TIE THEATRES
AfrpRs AND MANAGERS AND THEaR VARIOUS
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pslmers Theatre win be closed This evening
4 cdr 70 Afford ample opportunity for the final
svaxaoas end eetnplete dress rehe srsa Of Antony
"a Cleopatra n spectacle Of IN pressive proper
nuns ard raro Beauty is promised. and both Mrs.
Potter and Mr.. Below arc extremely confident that
hsy WI csptvate the public by their acting in tho
parb Of the Roman Triumvir and Egypts voluptuous
Queen. The play wi DO presented with most elab-
orsts ana extensive sitting and extremely rich and
diversified scenery. Tho FIRST act viii be given in
Two scenes. the second in two tho third In five. tho
fourth in Ave. the fifth In one and the sixth also in
one soensr PAINTERS surely are rarely favored with
better opportunities for brilliant and beautiful work
than in this production. which employs
he brushes Of Goatcher, Harley Merry, witham,
Young. Maeder, schaefer and Others. II splendid
scenery, superb settings and rich costumes can
carry anything through, the PNtter BeIew presentar
ton Of Antony and Cleopatra viii be well sustained
English bur]esQue gives way at the standard this
week TO the spectacular operetta Of The Queens
Nate,s ON which the Dufis, father and son. have
built gxeat expectations. They announce number
Of added attractions including new songs, new num-
bes and now effects. But although spectacies nave
always been produced at tho Standard Theatre win
erest Morality. the management there can hardly
surpass tho production at the Broadway. when Inc
Queens Mates ives brought out on Lines 30 broad and
ounerous that they are not likely to DO exceeded.
Miss LiTtan Russell hes deserted Mr. Duns forces
and gone over TO the Aronson camp. The cast OF
The Queens Mates at the Standard will include
LIN Post Marie Halton, Hattie Dolaro, Harry Paul
ton, Richard Golden and others fairly well known
ON The comic opera stage.
M Mario Wainwright viii mako her nrst appeal
for the favorable verdict Of the NewYork public on
her conception and acting Of RosaliDd" at tho Star
Theatre tonight, while her husband. Louis
James. win appear IS Orlando F. c. Mosley will
take the part of Jaoues and strong support for the
ciun1 IL IA aRd. n no
about TIE muscular strength Of Of the auxaries
1t Least. a. Professor j. NJ, Ladin who ranks among
the bestlmown athletes in America, win take part as
Charles. the Wrestler Mr.. James is said to DO
man Of thews and sinews himself, and although the
wrestling scene viii hardly display tho force and
fury Of Mudoon- Mclaughlin conflict 1t Is expected
to display some of the finer points of physical contro
very As You Like TT is announced for three nights
only this week. and Will be followed by "yirgniusr
on Thursday and Saturday evenings and by much
Ado About Nothing Friday evening and the satur
day matinee.
This the last week of Tho Yeomen Of the Guards
q the Casino, and New-York may then bid 1t what
VIII probably provo final farewell Tho dainty
dances and irrepressble gayety Of Nsdjy' Will tabe
the place Of tho somewhat melancholy wit and forced
humor Of Mr. Gilbert apd the charming music Of Sir
Arthur Sullivan In aThe Yeomen.S Mr.. Aronson Is
confident thar in spite of Of in1unctons and
al sorts Of legal proceedings Miss Lillian Russell
VIII certainly appear as the Princess Etelka week
from Monday night while Fanny Rice and James
Powers to receive hearty greeting their
return to the Casino stage In the parts In which they
won much applause during the former run of NadjN
Mr.. Palmer viii occupy the Grand Opera House
tbs week with the strong and effective play Of Part
neFs,S which was 50 much approved and commended
during It's stay at the Madison Square, Alexander
ealvini. Misc Maude Harrison and other well-known
players are In the cast
Mis- Fannie Davenport In q La Tosca,S at the Star
Theatre on Monday January II.
The Ko8uth Hungarian Gypsy Students have given
much satisfaction At the Cyclorams Of the Battle
sun another week The attractions OF the war
plotue arc not yet exhausted, but the Hungarian
music tho attendance to DO even larger than in
fSs tour Of "A Noble Son. Leonard Growers now
comedy drama. win begin at Hcrrmsnn's Broad
=. y. Buckley win play the principal part. supported
By iAe Same company that has been previously
announced Sol Derliner 10 the manager and
Julian Hagnue the business manager.
Roland Reed. the popular comedian. makes hts fare
we'll appearance In New York this season at the Grand
ogsfs Sc5 xsess e ssssas n Re
thls city David p. Lloyd's successful comedy. The
womap-Hater.s which was successful at the B1ou
and Fourteenth Street Theatres. His company In
ciude: Miss Matte Earle ..s.u s.,.u
the Glass Of theatre s sosrs p'' who ' ike
variety performances, viii occupy the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. Next week the Hanlons will appear
IN this house In their pantomime farce called Fam
tasmas which has been rewritten and rearraneed
BY Boston writer to such extent that It is now
a0l6 In h0