New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
THE SHIFTING SCENES.
CHANGES OF BILLS AT SEVERAL THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

pleasure 10 many lovers OF DTlEhb anu "H''N'
comedy. They will be at the Fifth Avenue inca
ire tomorrow night in "The Weaker Sex which VIII
be repeated the next nights and on SATURDAY al
ternoon FOr the rest Of the week Impulse VIII
be PLAYED Next week there will be two or three more
changes Of bill.
At last The Gondoliers" is to have trial from
which there can be appeal. When II Is presenter
at Pamer's Theatre on Tuesday night it Will be by
company that IS capable Of showing Just WHAT the
opera has in it, If it fails it will have 10 be admitted
that the piece has not the power To please IN
New York that IL has in London, but the eaTnestneSS
Of Mr. Carte's efforts to place it properly before the
public of the city that he at least has confidence
In IL.
A Priceless Paragon" begins It's first full week at
Daly,s Theatre to morrow night, and VIII be given
every night as the subscription series IS now ended.
A matinee will be givon on Tuesday instead of on
the following day, which is Ash Wednesday. Two
Shakespearean revvals in season are rare treat
even al Daly's, and the announcement that a Md
summer Nights Dream will probably be presented
again is likely to be appreciated by he fequenters
Of the house.
Tie last performance but for the season oil
"ne Wallmreo will be given at the Metropolitan
Opera House tomorrow night. on Tuesday ." dc
Goetterdaemmerme7 will be sung. and on FRIDAY
"Rheingod for the first time. Tristan and Isolde
is announced for the matinee on saturday
Sidney RosenfeIds new play, The stepping stone.'
will be seen for the first time 10 morrow evening at
the standard Theatre and the auhor ana manager
believe that the plan and the incidents oi inc poo
have some elements of novelty. The cast lncludes
Miss Rose Evtinge, Miss Linda Dictz, Miss Louise
Balfe Mss Victory Bateman. Miss Mincttc Mis-
Miss Kate Oestcrla. Miss Sallie Williams MISS
Marguerite Fields GustavuS Lcvck, Robert Iaber'
Thomas O. seabrookc Charles ;. Dickson, J. II. FIT
patrick. Frank b. Hatch and Frank Rn'seii
senator Plumb visited the star Theatre one nlght
-ifh
iupe>onation Of senator Hannibal Rivers. think
he said that il Is Just the Kind OF play TO enivcn
and divert the attention Of busy man OF anaiS rom
the daily toll and to brace him up mentally "lhe
senator, is stln drawing people than the house
will hold. ...,
The attention that Mis-. Agnes Booth has attracted
IN - Aunt Jackn AT the Madison square Theatre IA"
hon I'D. cnourh to lead TO a proposal FOR her 10 play
the part In Australia next season Mn. booth Is an
Australian by birth and her countrymen apparently
want 10 see her once more.
A bit Of girl who was taken to sec ElS'e Le'He "
The Prince and The Pauper,' at a matinee LAST W,cA
cried 50 heartily at The little Princes msiornn" thA'
her mother had 20 tahc her out OF the theatre ana
come back in time for the pcasautcr scene Of the last
act Actor, now and then get genuine compliments
The Erlcands~ begin, IT, last week al the casino
Tomorrow rlaht and il viii end IL, career with
,cor, Of 30a performance. ON Tuesday Of neat wee"
The Grand Duchc.,7 viii be produced. Tie cast VIII
include Mis- Lillian Russell. Miss Fanny Rice Miss
Isabelle Urluhsr Henry Hallam. Fred solomon Rich
ard Carroll and MaN Lube.
The large attendance At the Lyocum Theatre on
saturday afternoon has induced the manager 10 give
some extra matinee, OF Tho Charity La.-' There
IN IA ,co NJ tb,r and the
first will take place on "wednesday afternoon. The
audiences at the evening performances are also large
The programme for the wcc. at tie Amhcr- Theatre
Is an interesting one and - 90 follows Monday JOINT
appcarince 81 Po-.art and Mmc. ta.r-D,Ah. Dos sen
clll request. uc.day- Carl strctuaar, Be- Love and
Intrigue; "wednesday Ernst rose.gt. The Journal
l,t-: Thursday. Ernst Posslt and Nine CLAIR Della,
" cute Mama and Hans Jucr-c', Friday, F"''lt
and Mmc. Ciaar Della. for the tg-t time. die N'"'i
tincr: saturday. cr.cDrtton q Washington. L.itl.
day. matinee 90 = ,. Doc. and ,scla- "a, ID. CARL
,tlc.tllaEu. lie seven svabltu..
Tie manager Of the academy of Music and I"'
old Home tc4A" aro bcglaulD- To- count "c,4s. aad
this is the 1854 Of the piece iu Ne" -lorh 'hc 81
tho peculiar features Of the audience, that hcar It 10
the large number Il country people who prefer to a,'
TN, piece rathe. than those dealing with lD Aic.
II has been arrancd that shenandoah" shall re
turn 10 Proctor, Twenty third street Theatre for
another run neat season. Tie -ojih performance
viii be- reached q week from tomorrow, aid Viii bo
marked hy .ouycalr consisting Of design ia bronze
combining several war rcAD'.
Another p.cco viii s.ag, The honor, mii.ta11
drama tai, nccl. and ono which b,:e them alone for
several weeks li.t Summer. Tai, b. J,l's', LADY,
which VIII Doe seen at the Nc" Park ih''tfe with d
ca-t INCLUDING l.-, kato ChNtpu 'iar.'a ot"'eu'on
g. ". G4rthosuc. NHA Lynch, Taomse s. Jo''c.
Jack Mcdonald. Fred Tyler. Little annette Leland.
Little May Duran. N.,. L.aarlc Weaver, Niss Nina
Bouccn.lt. MI. 20. ". G4ithlrur aud l.. !. short.
The comic opera -I Ar hla-.- iool' "lI uc given
Tor the first tu- iu %. offs at N.olos Garden 90.
morrow night, ty tAe C.arcd EA-i-h opera Com.
pauy The seen, ol tAe action ls lad m SPAN aud
the mounting and dlcs,li, alc -id 10 Dc pDtaf.Gun.
TAomas IS k,.ae VIII present four or L'c play
Al the Fourteenth street Theatre this V,ca bcrlnnns
with Louis MI Hls prc-.nt engagement ls ouly
for one week, with the usual Mcdnc day AMI saturday
uatluccs.
The Bjou Theatre yc,- literally crowded 10 tac door,
every evening LAT Wec. aud " The t.ty Directory,
and moro especially tho people whose name, aic ia
II, succeeded ia hccpus ulo audience amused. Tie
piece j., Likely t) stay ~ Nc"-lorA for long tine.
People who more familiar with race trl'4s than
with tyo resources 90 stage managers now aud then
atay into tho Union -llaro ILcluc and Uc race
scene III The last at Of Inc COUNTY FAIR generally
.urprlscs tncm. lhcy do not b-A[r ~ l"- .ib!c 10
give tAc sec.c such realistic cActt tn uey sec IL
Little Loid flunteroy' VIII be played at the
Grand Opera House hi, Wcch with a cousd crabe
array 81 tmdticn iyt 'Ho C',, li', H., = H. ,Hio.f
Mis- Isabel E>cs-on Mrs. ETol.
sidney WOollctt viii give unusually Interesting
recital tomouO" afternoon AZ thc Madison o'Iuarc
Theatre i' prosrlnme WI romprie sclc,S on'
shelley, Moore, 1euuy son browning. Holmes, Long
fellow, Austin Dobsou, i'uicd aud LOcAcr
Professor Cromwell viii come back from foreign
laud-. nfgliatiNcly, this evening. and VIII give a
lecture AT the IIfth Avenue Theatre on America.
Namn ifaulo and hi, orchestra of Dfty musician,
Will give another OF their popular concert, at the
Broadway Theatre TINS evening. They viii De a,-
sisted by Hiss Ida Klein, julius pcrotu aud Clara
+. 1h0ms.
Mis- Cora Edsill viii play The rcmbcrtonS" At
Albany tomorrow night Henry CIV Carleton has
worried On the play ior seven months, Mr.. Goatchcr
has spent the lime on the scenery, and j. 81.
iii has spent nearly much IN his part 81 tho
pIcparutlOI, manager.
frank Daniels comes to the Sew Park Theatre
on February - with Little Puck which ha, under
gone many change and Improvement, since u WIS
last seen IN this city. Mr. Daniels viii then boz seen
I'm the two part, Of father and son. The former 4
Wall street broker and the latter boy AT school.
Klaw G Eringcr produce " The Great Metropolis
I'm Boston for the first umc tomorrow night, al the
lInh1 ILnalrc whom N VIII De g.vcm WIN lhr nr-gmAl