New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
AMONG THE PLAYERS.
HOW NEW-YORKERS WILL BE ENlEh-
TANNED THIS WEEK.


. since then New-Yorlers have had opportunity TO
see II fiji this week when it will be given at rainier
Theatre each evening and on Thursday anu sauna,
afternoons Miss Beverley Sitgreavcs, VINO acteu
here last sea ION with Miss Rosina Nokes' Is III '''
cast. ,, 81
The Country Girl which was to be piaScu AZ
DoIv,s Theatre next Tuesday night has been posi-
noned and Dollars and sense will take It's pace
This piece contains the famous episode Oh jenny
n,Ioncs .Tbe Country Girl" is still announcer iol
some future subscription night. ON all 'io oN.i,,"9
Of the week except Tuesday ana al INC V"o 'i''''
:. A, yor Like IT, continues to draw large houses
The week at the Metropolitan Opera House VIII
/ ,ociu tomorrow night with The Barber OF bagudu
and The Doll Fairy which have drawn large hou9o'
hitherto on wednesday the first performance lor
the season of Tristan and Isolde" Will be gwen anu
/ il will repeated at the saturday Halihcc N""
is announced for Friday night
Aunt jack was never crippled by the influenza
bccause there were plenty Of people to supply vacant
placcs but large demands were made on the list OF
understudles. Everybody is well now, and the piece
continues its run with perfect smoothness ana rcSl
larity.
Elsie Leslie who played Little Lord Fauntleroy"
at the broadway Theatre all last winter, returns to
the same house tomorrow night to play two parts ID
the dramatization of Mark Twain's The Prince ana
the Paupera While she stays in New-lork Wednes-
day matinccs will be given.
Many people turned away from tho
doors Of Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre Oh
Wednesday night, when souvenirs for the lOoth per
formance Shenandoah were given, ana there were
large houses all the week. incidentally. 1t may be sad
that the same is confidently expected for this week
II i, generally agreed that the company singing
. The Goudolcr,7 AT the New Park Theatre Is dong
better than on the first night The interest taken III
the piece i, stl large and it is drawing good houses
lr and Mrs. D'Oyly Carte are expected 10 arrive
here the latter part Of this week
-, .,ro,r in 3. The Charity Ballr have
tho ADVANTAGE of a play that written especially LOT
them In making each part the authors had III ininu
/ the person who to play It, and his capdDl'o''
and 80 each member Of the company was fitted as
were. with a part expressly adapted to INN.
Robert NantcI la, been at the Fourteenth street
Theatre for one week, and De Will stay for one week
mare iii, production Of The Cor-.an Brotherf''
r Of tle most elaborate that the play has ever had
L,. nllcd the house at nearly every performance thus
far and there j, a large advance sale OF seats TOR t'
rest Of the engagement.
II has been remarked That MISS Lima"
Russell IS singing and looking "''''
tan she IA, done before in long time. She eApc'r
,,ou to introduce "a song IN Italian into Tho
Ir,-,rd-- al tli. Casino. She already sings IT an
English French and German and seems anxious Tor
. record.
Mis- JULIA Marlowc Will play Part lcna IN " omar
al the Finh Avenue Theatre for another "t'H' ana
viii then piohobly give CO. \, You Like It, she has
,l.,-,d many. and iu fact some Who did not expect
o b. pleased with her PagthcnIa and there have been
.o,d house. .,ll tho week. Her appearance ana man
n,r are such a- are likely to make friends
,,.-. ..,,.. q, l. mo- dntit tiat william il. crane
has r.,d. , rr.,nIpt and stronc impression IN The
senator Al the star Theatre The actor aud his PLAY
Law, pr,yed popular enough Ia nh the theatre az
.,.,. ,.rf,,p,,.ce. and a f.w people have and
ticu been turned away To turn them away Is
al,.,,. a manager, highest loy and pride
The. seven A-r-" B, making a bold start on lt'
. . ,,.. standard Thcatr,
''''hu h'I"I'" l".'''."'"' ..,.
ana VII" ''''' - - r,.r,
about the &C., tl. l't-'- %. .' grown Iil-'' i'''
l.i, connected nIth thr piece seems o. nave CON
/ rd.a,e In IT,
u..I ,. i.r,,to, rl,,r Della added 10 his forces