New-York tribune., 1890-01-26
THE PLAYHOUSE NEWS.
MOST OF THE THEATRES KEEP THEIR OLD
ATTRACTIONS.


Beatrice Cameron. The scenery will be tlat useu ~
London. Matlnees VIII DC Sl'cii oii i"'
urday. A.. rtt,h
The second change of bill will be at the Flu"
Avenue Theatre where Miss Julia Marlowe VIII up.
pear for the first time here as Rosailhd III H' ~
Like IT. Miss Mary Shaw Will play 'eha' Hoo
Plympton Orlando; Mines Lvick, Jacques ""'
W H. Crompton, Touchstone Ihere Has 'H''D' VIVA
a good advance sale of seats. -
rho first performance this season of Nesser's opera
The Trumpeter of Sackingen will take place a'
the Metropolitan opera House on Friday eVehihs'
Tomorrow night Tristan and Isolde VIII DC gwen,
and on Wednesday The Queen OF sheDd'" i"o o,i
for saturday afternoon is The Barber OF BaSdad
and "The Doll Fairy" which have proved eA'iein'i'
popular additions to the repertory
The senator" William IL. Cranes new play mas
shown a wonderful power of attraction at the Star
Theatre The house. which is pretty goodslzed one
is filled to the doors at performance ana iaVe
comers have TO go home again or 10 soh'o ''.o'
theatre All the early predictions of prosperity LOT
the piece have been more than fulfilled
The Madison Square Theatre has always oeeh d
,vore one for theatre parties, and Aunt JACK Has
become favorite play for theatrcpaites. lhcie arc
many NJ them large small each week. and 'heie
have been several lately from out-oftown.
Wednesday matinees unusual at the broad"aS
Theatre but matnees form such an important Pait VI
E,sio Lcslie's engagement The Prince ana the
a, She stays. These performances are at'ehuci "
a. many children as were those of Little Lord auhtie
roy year ago. - ,r.o.o
. The Charity Ball" rolls at the Lyceum Theatre
utb scarcely variation IN the size OF audiences lro'
night to night Some of the actors have Sniereu no
influenza and other disorders ol lle sc"'oi' ~ ~
are now back in the cast -,
ciinor+ and suuivan's operas will almost always
hoar a second or third hearing even better thah tn7
first and all who have heard The Gondohers 'noi0
,nan once al the New Park Theatre confess tat 1t d9
improved on acquaintance 49, =
The popular approval Of Mr.. Day's producuon VI
4, Won Like It, that has been shown during the last
cy week, has induced him to keep II on the stage LOT
.ou,o time 70 come This will give more opportunities
for All 70 see presentation Of the play that Is worthy
o he remembered and is to form bright spo' III
the memory. . H. ,h.
SHENANDOAH is far from worn out with It's elS".
performance, week at Proctor.s Twenty thIu
street Theatre 1t looks If 1t could compieuc ''e
season here without difficulty If 1t were not LOT ti0
company's engagements other cities. u Is thus
that lose, it, chance Of being counted among 'ne
permanent attractions
one thing that augurs well for the popularity oi
q. The Uriraud,7 is the number Of admission ucHels
,od Al the Casino after 9 O'Clock every iilHhl' ~
average Is in the nclgborhood oil -oV' VIM VI 80 las
occasions particularly saturday mghts llc .1D ,,.
conc above 100 The purchasers Of these uChe'a az
As A rulc late diners, who drop IN 10 near - law
air watch familiar scene me 81. ~ m ,n,roy
c'Gms TILE will not be 50 many changes of bill as usual
AZ fhr Ambcrg Theatre this week. Alexander Duuaso
drama, In five acts Fall Clcmehcedu' Nh o' ~,
every night with Nine. llermlhe Ciaar DGua ~ and
leading part This actress has made as ihCt dilu
most pleasing impression in tie short time 'la sic Ids
been IN this country 49, . ,,- and
W j. >canlan VIII return 10 the city 70 morrow ais
NIL, nne,r at the Fourteenth street hcatre IN MNles
Nroon which he recently played for oar weeks Al t'c
the most attractive features of HI, PLAY ana III
Nyle, Aroon7 he sing some oi tle mo9' p0P"'"'
oi MA seven Ages ha, been drawing even better
houscs the Tooth no man'c 'na ,n J., Ir ~ n
:. cas'1n 10. P,c nanv Of the axe, Of burle,que
mi, ono has gone through, and how many d'c -
T6e County Fair viii have an performance
This week on "Wednesday afternoon. for the beh.I o'
hc Boston Lode Of Ea' 49, 10 d0ey 90 T RnSanfSd
lu.gc,s l. mem er Nr ] bye Ioutbt boxes
ior rv,ctr,.n -ardou's mclodrama The EXles will
ho,t tbr .faec at the Ggand opera House this week
md will be presented with the >ule 'lt.'ld'e GU,
and crcci, that were used At Niho's "anie earlier IN
', .,.nn rue ,,, include, Henry AVcling, Neotor
Lennon " llarniu,, II. i' brmI.y i maI,c' ; ~;
Matinee, H' Of rhc od Homestead will be given at
me 5Sr the rest o: the season. order the
letter 10 accommodate people rom out ot to"h WHO
cannot STAY In the olty through the e'eiInE., >f,,
,,,ri"n ar. designed by Arthur tha-em"re' VINO De
IN npdnr This year Bluchclrd" has proved a
populr piece to amuse the children ana in'Idch'alN
There win be some changes m The Ndnishi
Boil" At the Biou Theatre thiS Week MT U, @'51 p
Mas a Iittl, Boy Like Me-" TIE choir Will ,ns some
new pieces and little Dot Clarendon Viii nave
Pr"i.s.or Of, 1 cromwell will continue his course Of a,
irated lecture At me tiitT Neir C,s Tho
did, are i Petersburg. No,oo> and Con,1ntnople
sidney Noollctt Nlll give the second o Ills course
Of poetic rccltal> a. the Madison Nlsi, lhsd' W V 10,
morrow afternoon. tie Will rcltc Winners c"
for the fr,t time In This cv. aud also lhc BROOK.
Sahan Frankie and his orchestra Wlll begin erie
Of concert, at the broadway Theatre one week from
Vile Rhea PLAYED profitable ensagemcnt a.
Norfolk. Va. last week. To morrow eNclln- ne De
Philadelphia when he Will present a. before jose
phlnc. Emprcs, Of the French
The company engaged by j. VI. I'M to present
Henry Guy Carctons play,- written for Miss EdNaL
entitled The renbertons." will assemble at tle
Union square Theatre tomorrow. to hear the PLAY
read ON Tuesday and each succeeding dal rchearals
directed by Mr. liill' VIII take place. -
Master and Man a drama In fonr acts, by g. T.
simm- and Henry Petit will be produced by Richard
Mansfield. at palmer's Theatre. week from to-mor
mannfaciurinc town in Lancashire. England and the
story relates the love- and trials ot y2ans ehfneer @
then be- IIumpv Logan. humpha'k. IL Is a
strong character part and VII afford him many op
ON February { Edwin Booth and Nine. Modleska
begin engagement Of five nights and one matinee
at the Broollyn Academy Of Music. There VII be
change Of hill at every performance. II will be the
final appearance Of these artists In this ncghborhood
'' Jo"cpR o" jefferson. " j. Florence and Mrs. John
Drew are presenting The Rivals" in Chicago to large
audiences AT every performance. They continue IN
that city the present week. after which they MI
engagement, in Denver Kansas cry ana omaha, % re re-
turning To this city. at the star Theatre. on March 10
when they will hc for the first time together IN
The Heir at Law
Mis- Fanny Davenport has begun active prepara
tiou> for an elaborate production Of Ihcodora next
season. -. vi.
The company PLAYING Mr.. Barnes OF New YORK
AZ The Grand Opera House the week ot Fenrnary 3 ~
cludc. Mis- Emily Pic Robert Hliard Wis EMc
tcrmon sheridan Block Miss Emma Field Miss ANNE
# Ranckc Horace lewis. Frank Lamb. Rem Hendricks.
Mis-. Laura Palmer and H. y. Rawch. since the first
production OF Mr. Barnes Of New York AZ the Broad
wav Theatre the plav has been almost entirely re
constructed entire act having been introduced
| Illustrating the tr.p OF Nr. Barnes and MS~ Enid
Anstruthcr from Paris t. Nice. introducing tain of
cars ard four railway stations
Henry P,ttit viii visit America In the spring for
The purpose Of asccrtaining facts 10 cmbodv in new