New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
THE SEASON ON THE WANE.
ATTRACTIONS THAT WILL SOON LEAVE TILE
THEATRES-SUMNIER SEASONS.

Theatre. The engagement IS for four weeks, AMI
Bronson Howard's play may be followed by Steele
Machaycs 81 An Arrant Knave." Miss May Waldron
las recovered from the effect, Of the operation per-
formed in Washington, and viii appear as the Widow,
There is but one week left OF the run OF " Aunt
Jack, which has filed the entire season at the Madison
Square Theatre. Next week :" The Blue Oihcer' VIII
hold the stage and then Richard Mansfield comes
for long summer engagement. At the opening on
May he will probably play "A Parisian Romance
and later on will give his new play. Edmund Kean'
Mme Adclina Patti will sing at the Metropolitan
Opera House Wednesday evening in "Linda al
Chamounix.' All tickets for the performance an
nounced for Wednesday evening, April o, when NINE.
Patti unable to sing. will be recognized neHt
Wednesday. The latest appearance OF Mmc Pato
in America this will be on Friday evening"
when she will sing IN " La Travia;a.'
The Senator will end its present New York career ~
the Star Theatre in three wcss Tho run has been
remarkable in holding the attention Of tho
public and filing large theatre for so many
weeks. including the whole of Lent The Tooth per
formance will be given on Tuesday night, and
there will be handsome souvenirs which have al
ready been described.
Elaborate preparations in progress for the seventy
fifth performance of The Grand Duchess at tho
Casino which will take place Monday evening. May
8. The auditorium and the foyer will be lavishly
decorated with flowers and plants, and handsome
souvenirs will be given. This is the first souvenir
night Of Z" The Grand Duchess The sale of seats
will begin Thursday.
Tho Lyceum Theatre will be open little later than
the other stock theatres and The Charity Ball' will
be continued till almost the middle of next month.
The part of Phills Lee, which originally belonged
to Miss Grace Henderson, is now played by Miss
Henrietta Cr0ssman The regular will be fol-
lowed by a special OF The Private Secretary
Miss Rosina yOkes has found herself among friends.
she always does when she comes to New-fork, and
Dalys Theatre was filed at every performance last
week. The three little pieces that composed the bill
have pleased the audiences much that II has been
decided continue them for another week. They
are Percy Pendragon, Wig and Gown. and :" A
Double Lesson
Miss Rose Coghlan will make her last appearances
in New-York for this season at Hammersteins Opera
House this week. On Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings she will play
stephanc in Forget Ne Not,' and for the rest OF
the week, including the Saturday matinee Peg
Wellington in Charles Reade's Masks and Faces
Donnelly and Girard have week and half moro
to stay at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and then the
lease Of the house expires and its transformation
begins. Natural Gas has drawn good houses thus
far The testimonial 10 Joseph p. Reynolds, tho
manager Of the theatre, which is to take place
week from tonight, promises 10 be an exceedingly
pleasant occasion.
The Neiglbors7 will be repeated at the Ambers
Light Cavalry, with Carl sreitmann. This bill
will be given again Wednesday. on Tuesday and
Friday The Neghbois' and " At the Doll shop" VIII
be given and on Thursday and saturday The Neigh
bors7 again, with the one-act comic opera The AwaK'
enng of the Lion."
The Citv Directory, keeps up its interest at tho
Biou Theatre or at least it keeps up its houses, ana
the managers are satisfied with that There are somo
new people in the cast. and features are added
to the performance from time to time. The 1Ooh
performance will take place on May :.
a Brass Monkey comes back for another OF It's
many New York engagements tomorrow night ana
appears at the Fourteenth street Theatre Georse
Marion formerly of Dockstaders Minstrels will play
Jonah and it Will be his first appearance III this cnJ
in a wliteface part
II is evident that Money Mad l. intended ID stay
for some time at the standard Theatre from the
announcement that seats may be had eight weeks ID
advance. It is also announced as Permanent At'
traction The house has been crowded every tinc
thus far.
The Londay Gaiety Company will begin its fare
well engagement of weeks at the Broadway Theatre
tomorrow night playing Faust up 10 Date The
cast includes Miss Florence IT. John. +. J. Lonnen,
with a new song, and OF course the Gaiety dancers
The company has made long tour since 1t was nero
and has been generally well received
At the Grand opera House this week the Howard
Athcnaeum star speciality Company will be seen
again. though IL mas dTcduA ltu wv Nhr'-NN''N~ -
the city this season. The company has been regarded
for years one Of the best, II not quite 'hc oeSs
variety organization in the country
.rhe Millionaire in which Dan snlly is TO appear at
the NV Park Theatre tomorrow night has been IN re-
hearsaI for some time and has also been played
for week in Brooklyn 1t is in four acts with
scenes in railway contractors oihce' Ne"-iorA
City house and a mountain pass in pennsylvania
Rural scenes will be visible at two points IN
h.st for fpW weeks more. Al tilc Union
souara Theatre Mr. Burgess and his company his
scenery his singers. his horses his COW ana MS hens
draw large audiences and keep them amused Just ds
at The begnning of the season. But they Will soon
begin their summer rest In the nope OF aho'ne@
harvest Of popular favor in the autumn
The Old Homestead is getting older AT inc
ACADEMY of Music but is still abundantly able TO
entertain it, friends all appearances for the latch-
string IS stu out eight times week. But houco
is given that it will be pulled In for time at'er
MAY TO- But The Old Homestead VIII try another
season. there is occasion for anxiety ABOUT losing
Alexander Savlnl will come TO Niblo's Garden TO-
morrow night with the company that has been sup
norting his father. A Child Of Naples VIII DO
nlaved every evening. on Wednesday afternoon Don
caesar de Balan7 will be given, and on saturday
afternoon Romeo and Juliet Mr.. salvin has not
played Romeo in a long time
d. The stepping stone" will take a new start at
a, me New Park Mr.. RoscnQUost offered prize for
criticism Of the piece. and he announces that he viii
read the prize criticism TO the audience tomorrow
night.
The last Of the concerts 10y Abbey Graus ltiian
oDcra company will bc given At the Casino tonight
The programme and the list Of singers give promise
of a most enjoyable performance
There was new Editha in The Burglar at tho
New Pa-l. Theatre on Friday night She Was Lillian
Iainford little girl OF some eight years VINO mas
been on the stage or less ever since she was '"o
wears old. she played the third act OF tle piece,
only which is the longest and hardest for hdltia ana
played II quite to the satisfaction of everybody WHO
saw her. though she had had only one rehearsal anu
the part was given TO her only four days ahead
Marshall F. Wilder says that he shall not so abroaa
thls summer A. he had intended, because he THINKS
there /, really no need Of il and he hates tfaveus'
lie will be at saratoga in July and at Long br'hc"
In August. ,.. ..
ON Nay Il. Immediately after the departure o,
. The od Homestead" the Duf opera company wiz
occunv the stage Of the Academy of Music Tor Driei
-...-..u ,oason NJ comic The company oPcHS