New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
THE LAST FEW WEEKS.
ONLY A LITTLE LIFT OF THE REGULAR
THEATRICAL SEASON.

cised in securing accuracy Of historical detail in the
setting Of the play and the reputation that Mr.. Mans
field has already gained in this direction is guarantee
that the piece will be wDrthily presented.
Any one who likes echoes of the past that bring
back memories ten years old and yet in themselves
as clear and fresh were the sounds that they
recall may perhaps be gratied by going TO the Acad
envy Of Music. The way In which III. VI. ;. PlnafOre"
Is presented there by the Duff Opera Company has
won many marks OF approval from the audiences ana
the opera Is likely to be given for some weeks longer
Miss ROsina VOkes begins the last week Oh her en-
gagcment at Days Theatre tomorrow evening, the
bill for the three nights being the same as last
week, a Game Of Cards" Ny Mliner's BilF and a
Corsican Legacy On Thursday and Friday evenings
Felix Morris will appear in " The Old Musician" and
Miss VOkcs and Mr.. Morris we'll in "The Rough
Diamond" and A Pantomme Rehearsal For the
closing performances Saturday the programme will
be In Honor Bound" My Mllllners B' and Sc
Pantomime Rehearsal
Tho Grand Duchess" stays only little whe
longer at the Casino but it IS announced that IL wiz
be put on the stage again in the autumn Inc cAa'
date of the closing Of the present piece and the opening
Of "The Brazilian the new opera by Chas'alshe' Is
not yet fixed. Matt Morgan and william Young are
painting scenery for the production
one week yet remains for "The Charity BaD' at
the Lyccum Theatre, and when it closes on Saturday
night IL will have had 200 performances. u VIII DC
followed by william Gilete's version Of :" The Private
Secretary which has engagement of four weeks
The career OF the Conred Opera Company az ham
mcr.eins opera House has been encouraging INNS lar'
Tho Kings Fool' has for two weeks, ana 10
morrow night strauss's The Gypsy BarOn' VIII be
given. Miss Helen Bertram, VIII was q member Oh une
MCCALL Opera Company while II was at Palmer i"0
afro last SUMNER will have the leading part.
Barry and Fay, who had long season at the ne"
Park Theatre last autumn, will come 10 frVctor
Twenty third Street Theatre tomorrow night for stay
Of two weeks They Will play McKenna's fHrttoioh
which occupied over 100 nights OF the Time tnd' 'e5
spent at the New Park.
number of members OF tho Five As" will attend
tho performance Of Castles in the Air. at the Broad
way Theatre tomorrow night as a compliment 10
De Wolf Hopper the president Of the association Mr'
Hopper Will treat his guests 10 some craracteIlsu0
variations Of his part.
The last performance for tho season at the Amberg
Theatre viii be- gwen tomorrow night. II will be
benefit for Ernst Possart. and he will play king
Lear Tho Terrace Garden Will open for the summer
later IN the week.
The CITY Directory still fills tho Bjou Theatre al
nearly every performance. and before It takes It's de
parturc It Will reach It's 150th presentation. More ne"
-onxs and dances will be introduced To- morrow night
The company has long engagement i,r next season
Al this house
The Union square Theatre Will remain open for two
weeks moro before The County FAIR goes to the
country for the summer 1t returns in September, aud
the managers say that they shall be satisfied II tho
Nc - pu - good as lllls one Has uN'H'
J. b. Polk comes the Fourteenth Street Theatre
10 ,,orr,v, night with Herbert Hall Wmslow's new
niece .Thc silent Partner" The play requires the
u,e Of phonosraph. and VIII be presented by a com
p,uv which includes, besides Mr. Polk John W. Parker
tyi1,rd lee Edward Middleton, james West Miss
Helen A. souic Miss julia a. Polk, Miss Fanny DenhaH
pou.. Ms, Ella Hugh WOOD and Miss Alma Atken'
The Klralfy Brothers report that they have re
cc,v many letters In reply to their announcement 81
, nrlo for the nearest guess ut the weight OF The
clcpb,ut used In Around the World in Eighty Days
d., y,l,.s Garden Tho Mikalo ballet eAciteo
GOOD deal Of admiration and is certainly quite worthy
10 share tho honors with the elephant
Preparations are In progress FOR inc ooleor"u"n
If the Gfticth performance Of Money Mad when
viu take place at tho standard Theatre on SATURDAY
pf,lt The Irish actors Murray and Murphy VII"
,,,c,r I'm the den scene and in the bridge scene
rlo double quartcttc Of the Columbia College "leo
club will De introduced
Louls Aldrlch begins his third week at I"iiher
rhc,tr, In The Editor tomorrow evening and MS
,.,.,,,t wa, made for four weeks in all The
b,u.cs Tins far have been generally good ana II j.
,.lle that 80 time II tho piece may be eAtehuVu'
.,,e ingenious person has noticed that many pays
,,, lcen pre,entcd at the star Theatre the names
~ which begin with :. The specimens TINS sc'roH
L,ye been Shenandoah "Ihe soha''r al" N
,hatchcn.p and It may be noted that eUu 80
With an ;. too. The last named play begins inc s0'
,d ,yeok Of It's engagement tomorrow night
DIV
D,p,,n r. Harrison will appear IN ." INC ray
,,,.t.rr NJ tho Grand opera House omorrO" iHs'o
Mr. Ilarrison's company includes HIATT! i"'"','
Thomas A. wise, Harry !. Morgan HAIRY pn' C,"i.
Harris, W A. Ralph. Neil oBreh' lAon'"s
Nj. Rachel peane Kate mrlneaHe, hthel ii"'''
w Amt. Allison Florence Germtnie, Jeanheue
r,rlolph Frirka Paulton, Estclla Hchriq"eS '"u
,,,rni, Eitltson Benjamin j. Miles, James u. hVS,
pold. Mis-. Kate Foley. Miss Genie fali'cr anu "'''
Amy sands. .,.,, nor, IN
tIrtIs rlc.iay.o the child who has taken part i"
e,o mp six benefit, and two or three plays III INC
city th, season. will have tesumoni" AZ 'nO ''
Theatre this evening. Among the volunteers ,,.,aI
.,,,er,ninIu.nt are Robert billiard, LOUIS H1u,,''
r,,r,az Reid Nelson Whcatcron and Misses No.
Ca.tlcton Bertha Kcd, Helen Barry 'o'''"
mans. Eue Leach Yaw and Adelaide eiAnnops AZ.
A, has been announced lew tHts "i' 49,, ,a.,
.h,u p wuder's annual entertainment VIII "'"'
~, Tho broadway Theatre tomorrow AFTERNOON D'
,vu1sr h,,,.ef viii give some new songs ana Fe0i.~
,, and ne and De Wolf Hopper VIII AGAIN sHo u'
h,lconv scene from Romeo aud Juliet Inc -.
u,l.r. volunteer, includes Nine. blanche sum '- 80
Miss Futa Proctor OTIS. slgnor fGrusl'N' ~ Sommer's
I't.b.,t CARROLL Edward Kendall, d. ~ n,'Ger.
f'''i Hungarian orchestra Hay N",A" Ni.Jamc
Mis- Rose CoFhlan, Niue ichp'rI1 ,,n MIS- Harriet
~ NJ Gr,tdway Theatre Orchestra hrucSV N'''''
leader aud william Collier ,. puon Theatre this
A. I, concert Ia be given NJ the b!p' ,'horl,s
-, tbr following people VIII APPEAR ~ -
U, lin, murphy. William Collier us 80, S,''
ia tfp,,iN
~ ,"',ari,. Copic I-naclO Martlnelt fI"iN III
Tom. John F. Kcla &e9rse Ms 9, 'e Clarke Luke
M HARLAN BERNARD Dynyn, Henry n, tHe
G H2sI,,W Harry Conuor, Thomas hO'r's "" ''''
American Quartet It'll, o,,or, Compauy I'm London
INC w, -, .in,,nc the same Tepertory tAo wiz y.
heard at Grand OPEN ItGqe ys lI9 4 The b.
week IRON ~ -. c,rmcn and II TrOvatorc. Ltch VI
nTln yr will be given for one week me h na 10
srats for the entire season OF hNo WON"
Mi' &rc King Livingston %ho rG cb rrn com
a. member Of L. H. so'hsfn on in a decentralization
phhy; VIII pu9dsou. called Jack Gordon hilEh'
,hc benefit on sunday night Nay ~, n% r and
n,c,n thrrc will be the combinea ,tanga cme
'uuud' ,r. Theatre orchestrs. MISS Masee t" ~
mon ILL Ia Thropp Little Joseph Arthur anu u'o
I,nr. prnthers and many Others
TRANSATLANTIC TRAY ELLHHS
,r,o., vrer, many departures for Europe y's'cru's
~. ca.,o,ne were John p. DE Camp shoh o''"