New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
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BETWEEN THE SEASONS.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS OF THE WINTER
YIELD TO THOSE OF SUMNER.


@Tbe Henrietta has been seen a good deal in New
York II ran for nearly whole season AT the mon
sunare Theatre-tll the house burned in fact and
afterward il had an engagement at the star. Not
withstanding these former 1t seems T." plca the
people who see at Procors Twenty third street
Theatre a. much a. ever. and Mr. Robson shows some
thing Of the same ability TO draw house alone that
Mr.. Crane has d>paycd
Miss Rosina vokes Will make a complete change Of
ldu al Daly's Theatre hi. week. The programme
begins with piece. in act Of course. called
Awakening which has never before jc'n PLAYED
anywhere The rest Of the bin consists Of The Cr'ns
Rider and Ny Lord in Livery both OF which are
already Old frends.
The Grand Duchess Is Ming The Casino IN way
that gives promise Of long continuance OF us run
The seventy nth performance Will be given week
from TO morrow night and Mr.. Aronspn LAYING plan-
for floral decorations and souvenirs that VIII make
the occasion especially pleasant and memorable.
"The Blue Onlccr' which Will be played at the
Madison square Theatre this week, j. written bv "A
woman with the rather uncuphonious nom de plume OF
AIRY Eciaw But pcrhap, this Is no worse than her
real name for she said 10 be the former Polish
Princess Tschapska. The company AT the Madison
sonare this week will include Miss Genevlcve Lytton
Miss selma Fcitcr Miss Rose Eytinge. Donna ManiXAa
ana Mcssrs. Osbourno, Isndyside, Dadc, Joyce
Rankin, Halter and Henry Lee.
1t is announced as a positive fact that after jim
the Penman has finished the engagement Of one
week which IL will begin al Niblo's Garden tomorrow
night it will not be seen in Ncw-iork again. What
is more il will also be Withdrawn from the road
The company contains some Of the old Maiisoa
square Theatre cast.
Two weeks yet remain Of the term OF once 81
" The senator at the star Theatre. When Mr..
Crane came Ncw-lork it was expected That he
would stay for eight weeks and might have 10 put
another play the stage before the cnd o. The Tine
lie has now stayed for fifteen weeks ana has piaycd
nothing The senator" lie could stay longer II
both he and the theatre did not have other engage
mcnts.
Only one more Of the special Wednesday matinecs
Of The Charity Ball" will be given at the Lyceum
Theatre. The houses have continued good through
the whole long of this piece, and the actors nave
kept up the spirit Of the porfoima III way tfit
a company often fails to do for 50 long time.
The working Of the drawbidge and the passing Of the
big steamer in Money Mad, at the standard Theatre
have reminded the managers that they might as well
have more of the sort Of thing 30 another boat
has been introduced. which tips down IL smoke
stack and goes under the bridge IN the opposite d
recon TO that OF the larger steamer Just at the enc
of the scene.
Faust up 10 Date has drawn large audiences to the
Broadway Theatre since It's return week and il
has but one week more to stay. r. j. Lonnen's new
Irish song receives several encorcs every night Miss
4 Johns singing Is also warmly applaudcd The
companv has yet another before it after leaving
New York.
"rhe CITY Directory" will probably stay at the Bllon
Theatre tiIl the middle Of Jnnc. The company re-
bear,ing new songs. usual and changes OF one sort
ar another are frequent. The managers resisted the
temntaton 10 celebrate the fftlcth performance some
weeks ago but they will weld when the tooth comes
ON MAY :. and will mark the night In some appropriate
way
Farce comedy gives place to farce-cOmedy at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. a Brass Monkey" goes
AWAY and tomorrow night Ny Aunt Bridget returns
| Monroe and Rice have made some changes in their
niece since il was seen at this theatre few weeks
ago.
Dan suliy and his company are drawing some good
audiences TO the New Park Theatre with The Mill
,onalre and the piece much more smoothly than
m the opening night Everything In II VIII doubtless
be in good order this week and VIII work as har
| uon,onsly as could be expected.
The regular season at lIammcrsteins opera Hons'
Will end this week with william Gillettcs Held by
the Enemy On May Mr. liammersiein VIII bcgli
a special season Of light opera with j. H. Con1ed'
company In "Thc Kings Fool" and there Is posi-
b.ty that operas may be heard IN Harlem all summer