New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
DULL THEATRICAL NIGHTS.
THE SEASON WHEN MANY PEOPLE SIAi
AWAY FROM PLAYHOUSES.

far the Fifth Avenue Theatre has not felt II seriously
The worst audience that Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall haV'
seen in New-York has been what would oIdlnaliy
be regarded as q remarkably good one. This week
their programme will be as follows Monday ana
Tuesday evenings and Saturday afternoon, The IRON
master': Wednesday and SATURDAY evenings " scrap
Of Paper, Thursday afternoon, "The Weaker sex
Thursday evening" The Queens Shilling; FRIDAY
evening, Impulse"
There will be another change Of bill at Days
Theatre this week. "The Prayer and "A Prlce'es'
Paragon will be PLAYED on Monday and Tuesday
evenings and wednesday afternoon. and on wednesday
evening I" a Midsummer Nights Dream VIII oo IT,
vvcd. 1t will have all the original scenery anu
effects and all the music of the production oi '"o
years ago
Tho ION ncrformances which signor Savlni will
give at the broadway Theatre, beginning tomorrow
evening are announced as his final appearances "
This country Tomorrow and Tuesday evening" II"
Will play Samson on Thursday "Ihe O' ',,,
on Friday "The outlaw" and on SATURDAY ,,ov
on Wednesday evening and Saturday ai,c'ioon ,s
ander salvni will appear In "a Chiia VI .ua tvo
"The Outlaw Is the only piece III "'"0"
salvnis Will appear together. s ~ tina
Tho Wagner Cyclusp will be continued ~ '
Mctronollton Opera House this week and Iahhnau'e
vii he sung tomorrow evening Tor 'ne i"'' 49,
The last performance Of "Lohengr'n VIII W e
on Wednesday evening and Idle Meistc''e -
he presented on Friday evening ana Sa'uu"' ''O'
noon F.. o,. t,p,e at
uAnnt Jackp will be continued for some '.no az
, -. c.rs Thaa,re but probably not for the
ho,o sooeon Mr. Palmer stlll means TO put i"so"
q Tho pillars OF Society," the stage out noo io'
long time and some other piece VIII proo"os g.,
done az we'll. for the sake Of having moro p''' "
the companys rcpertory. -, rnortv
No sooner has Shenandoah at ProcVr -,
third Street Theatre passed us ~" ,ra nIace
than the c5Oth Is announced. ms WIN - a.,
- I'LL O and this play will end us l""s iu' W.
,nr, "a II "a possIble that Bronson ho"eru' Wv"
{, ,oy, in Europe may cone back IN "'io Ava
closing performance 49,. mazda triumph
TO all appearances the Casino has no. o,,oss and
., ,t, ola a. hioned sort in The Grand Duo".'''
Mis- Russell seems TO have little one VI ~ ,..an1,
Tho demand for seats Is such As iaS , ,ho indca-
At tho Casino for many long day. ana ''o - ,
- -, cha has Office arc that tho picco VIII run
far into the summer. ,.o.,or r,ov
rho senator at the star Theatre, Is another pay
that does not snrcr from dulness Inc u'a"o
nIod at every performance and inc i"u7" .' st.. =
auplause arc Just as ready and sure ~ !" ' nm, 10
nr,, -, ne rpn The ffticth performance VIII Do
celebrated tomorrow evening. , ,osA
va, po,, cochlan will begin her second ana laso
,root q, tho Fourteenth Street Theatre to-mor''"
NIGHT. PLAYING Peg Wellington In version soni',
what different from tho usual ono OF ' -
raccs. 4 mlnuct will bo introduced III uo ~
act. and later in the play Miss C"sh"n WIZ D'''',
RI .IOln J.
Charles pomanfcr. a., nil. ,,.iu
~, .vt,a matinee OF "Tho Charity BAH wiz
:, civo, A. the Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday aiV'-
nom Mr. and Mrs. Kendall attended the n~''N .
| last Wednesday and expressed thelnsc'Fe' a. -
rleascd with tho performance and espocA'v VII"
the stage Management. - 4. a..
Amtcrr Theatre on tho nights when he plays INC
nm Cor this week Is as follows: Monday by gem
ol reouost Possart IN "Nathan the Wise'' TUESDAY
s,rctrann in - Die Sieben schwabcn'' WedheSusy
room appearlncc and the benefit OF Ernst fossr. "
King Lear: Thursday, by special request
Celebrated Woman; Friday. "Thc Meyer fah''' :
saturday "Thc Meyer Family.
poyly Carte Is sufficiently pleased with the rcsu''
., ,h. new presentation OF "The Gondolcrs,' AZ
p.,m.r,s Theatre 10 leave II in the hands OF MS
,cen,s and managers and start back to England uns
ucek II ,s hoped and believed that the opera VIII
hold the stage for long time. md 1t Is possible tna'
the present company may give "The Mikado' oe'or0
leaving Nowiork.
mr RUSSELL expects to keep his company playing
aThe CITY Directory" at the Biiou Theatre TIL warm
weather and the comparatively high temperature OF
some Of tho last few days IS not the knd OF warm
weather no means The houses arc stu large at every
performance. ann,
The managers o, the Academy o. Music ard "Ihe
Old Homestead jndustrously counting the "ceNS
OF the run and they announce the coming one as to
to,th since George Bcanc, who has 50 long played
the part Of 6 Prime has been absent from inc oa'D
on account OF sickness. Frank Eel has played MS
part aud has gwen general satisfaction
g. Little Puch.- which Frank Daniels and ms com
pafy aro presenting at the Ncw lath theatre, uv,9
lot claim ANY stry dramatic interest or construction,
Lax as "A variety performance 10 keeps the audience
dining song by the head school sil calls for two or
three encore, at cich performance ,., ,,,
Abigail Iruc Is commonly spohcn o. a. - she rdhrr
than he ~ - ,ef,"i"1! LUG S. " ihcafr thnlS
., '"y icl1"5 ,f,,,d ,coman's parts Tor 80 many
wear. thai IL would be hand 10 Imagine hlm DONG
'l 'NSa,sht Bell, viii begin its third engagement
f., cvNnr hi, season at Shlos Garden tomorrow
r,rh rAr scenery used viii be that which VA, made
los tie Io.ton Theatre. II has not been used else,
stage. but SblO's viii be abI' I" display IL u 49,
." Ii.c stowaway.7 a mclodrama which has been
In The city two or tire Times aile'iy m pvs
an engagement OF "A week AT to "ra"u Ci' !,
House tomorrow night. The leading part in II i
played lbs Miss Grace Tholno. a daughter oil Ohare'
sidney Rosenfelas new play I he stepping
stonc.p holds the stage OF the standard lheat.e WIN
| Almost every actor ia the piece has made a good
reputation his own peculiar e 81 dt' @Sr,e arr ~
Icnt.n matluccs VIII bee given at Days Theatre 70
morrow oa az ON nsiaS. The subject Is Napoleon
/ rnneparie-from Corsica to the Throne" 1t VIII be
gwen Tor uS h AZ the HsIie IL Geysbnrg this
week Vii giye rendition OF the latest London music
/ lAl
Ir't,sssor Cromwell viii be at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre usual this evening" ana wiz olvytilit nls
audience with an Illustrated lecture on "swiuerlai'a
and the Alps" ~, ., go
Edw Booth is playing an unusually successful en-
e,gcncut I'm baltimore, where he drew crowded houses
nlI last week. Special trains were run from WASH
Ingtnn Ia accommodate the admirers Of the tragcdian
in that city ON March 10 Mr. Booth begins an en-
gagement In Chicago. 49, ,,,. ,.. ,. c
ishcd tour i'm the SOUTH where they have been draw
inc II f. said the largest audiences ever known la that
',.ee,,, M The country This week they to play
for three nights each In Cincinnati and fttsburg
reaching this city at the f1fth Avenue Theatre week
! from 10 morrow night. for an engagement OF three
week., in the course Of which they will be seen III
The Rivals and IA spccal- revival OF The Heir N
bcgiu at the box Office of the Fifth Avenue Theatre
next Thursday morning -,
/ Next season Mis-, Fanny pavenports mpcrtory VII
| inclndc three Of sardcus plays" Theodora,' La
/ To,caT and Fedora 49,. , -, -.
last night (. The Great Metropolis closed It's two
/ weeks run in Boston. where IL drew crowded houses