New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
THEATRE DOORS CLOSING.
ATTRACTIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN AN
RANGED FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.

Grand Opera House has been one Of prosperity to
the management and Of pleasure to the large audi
ences which have heard the operas excellenty sung
Carmen attracted generous patronage last week.
as the productions preceding II had done' ana WIN
two favorte operas for the present week, with which
the season will close there will probably be no fall
ipo o1 in tho attendance all TrOvatOre' will be
sung on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights ana
Saturday afternoon, while "The Bohemian G:i' VIII
be the bill for Thursday Friday and Saturday nights
The cast for I'll TrovatOre" includes Sgnor Tagla'
petra r. schuets, Miss Selma Kronod and Miss
Fanny Meyers That for " The Bohemian Grip Will
be the same when the opera was sung week before
last with Miss Lillian Swain as Airline.
Richard Mansfield is drawing crowded houses to the
Madison SQUARE Theatre by his imrersonaton OF
Beau Brimme and 1t Is probable that his present
season will last without change OF bill until November
on several occasions lately people have been turned
away from the box Office, unable to secure seats
A new comedy Is being written for Mr.. Mansfield by
an author who Is said 10 be well known, but whose
identity is concealed and it may be produced at the
close of the Of " Beau Brummcl' Mr.. Hartz,
Mr.. Mansfcld's manager, declares that II he cannot
secure control of the Madison Square Theatre per
manently for Mr.. Mansfield he will build new one.
The seventh week Of De Wolf Hopper in Castles
in the Air." at the Broadway Theatre shows little
deviation in patronage. Theatre parties are as nl-
merous and the attendance as large As during the
first weeks. As result Of the good business being
DONE Mr. Sanger has signed contract with Mr.
Ioppcr's managers for season OF twenty weeks
every summer for this company during the next five
years Tomorrow evenings will be the fftieth per
formance Of Castles in the Air. and a handsome
souvenir comprising large panel photograph Of the
different members Of the cast will be given TO every
lady attending
Tomorrow night Edwin Arden begins the third and
last week Of his engagement at the Union Square
Theatre in "Ragan's Way" since the first night
3rto hoe mazda
lie is 50 well satisfied with the reception given Rag
an's Way that he has arranged to present 1t IN
many Of the large cities next season. the demand
for seats for the last week Is active.
At this season Of the year the regular Casino patrons
are fastening 10 Europe, 20 the many seaside and
mountain resorts. but their places are filled by the
usual number OF visitors who hock 10 Newiork in
the summer months. Mr. Aronson announces that
during the coming week. at the roof garden concerts,
special feature will be made O the cymbalum solos by
Frcnza IIcdcrway, II the Royal hungarian Band.
The cool Terrace Garden has been found a delight
f place by large audiences during the warm weather
The repertory for the coming week is as follows:
Monday Donna Juanta": Tuesday. "The Seven
Suablans": Wednesday. Donna Juanta'; Thursday,
benefit to Carl Strcitmann. The Mtado7; Friday,
Tho Vlcc-AdmIrllr: saturday. "Nanon.'
with last nights performance Of "The CITY Direc-
tory az the piou opera House. the season at That
theatre ended. on Tuesday The City Directory
company will start for Portland ore. where they are
to begin an extended tour OF the Pacific coast on July
:. The company for this tour and FOR next season
Will include Charles Reed william Collier, IgnaciO
Martlnctu W. +. Mack Alfred Hampton, Charles Sea
man. Burt Iavery. Joseph Jackson. MiSses May ana
Flora Irwin, Miss Amelia Glover. Mis- Rosa France,
Miss Bessie Cleveland. Mis-, Josie sadIer, Miss Kel,o
and Miss Lillian Pcndcrgras>. with ". : Mullav tho
musical director. They Ia return 10 the Bjou
Theatre In October. when a edition Of The CITY
Directory" will be made known
The Fourteenth street Theatre closed last night.
but will De open again Monday night when there VIII
be performance for the benefit Of j. I. Mcguire, the
treasurer Of the house. Miss Agnes lIerndon will
probably make a tour I'm La Belle Marie next season
The season at the standard Theatre also closed last
night and the last has been Of Money Mad' for
the present
The New York Shenandoah" Company, which since
lts last appearance In this city has been tour to
California will open Monday June 80, at McNlckers
Theatre Chicago. for that Will run through
ont the entire summer inclusive of september. run Of
lOl nights The company since IT left New-fork las
April has been highly successful
F. H. Sothcrn closes his Of forty seven weeks
newt Wednesday in Omaha. Ncb. The company will
return Immediately Ia Ncw-York. Mr.. Sohern will
spend the summer at Bronson Towards cottage at
New Rochelle. ~ August 20 Mr.. Sothern vii.
begin his third at the Lyceum Theatre. The
play TO DE presented will be announced on the return
Of Daniel Frohman from Europe
The SEA King" Will be produced AT Palmers The
atr, tomorrow night. Gr,at preparations have been
made for the production. and well known singers
will have the principal parts
The Lllputian BureSquc and operate Company.
an organization that has been performing continuously
for the last four years at the principal theatres IN
Berlin will be the attraction Nibos Garden during
| Charles F. Locke has about completed arrange
mcnts for the pesenafon Of spectacular dramatiLa
ton Of Nero at Niblos Theatre in the early fall.
The IIanIon 'olters that are to be the prineipa!
feature Of tho speciality and pant0mlnc company that
Is to be the opening attraction Of the Academys fail
season are stu appearing At the London Ainambri
| where they have been for the last eight months
Miss Minnie Palmer will arrive In Ncw-lork on
July j.
| Important and desirable changes will be made to
morrow night at the Madison square Garden AulphI
| theatre strauss and nj, orchestra will occupy the
Of the building, and continue TO play from that
location hereafter. BY this arrangement the music
eau be distinctly hcari and enjoyed In every part Of
the house. surrounding the orchestra there VIII be Il
broad promenade. thu, giving the immense stage On
tirciy to the balIcts. the hr sunday night concert
has been postponed until next sunday IN oi'er mar
| those who attend may have the l"n"nt on theNc
changes Hereafter the strau>, concert Will occupy
all Of the nrs half Of the prosramme leaving t'e r "a
let performance IN It, entirety for the latter nan rms
| viii enable those who do not care for the ballet 70
hear the concert without being compelled 10 Witness
the stage performance.
Miss Pauline Hall said Yesterday that she Intended
TO make t"nr Of the principal cities next sraNo Tl.n
| a comic opera company Of her own. Shr hhtchu'" ~
secure good company, she said. even If she should
Thc rnmcr that Postmaster General wanamakcr Is
irving 10 get control of the Madison SQUARE "u'n
with view of turning II into = mammoth store, .,
probably revival Of the rep rtS Ia SIM ar erect
that were circulated before the new building was
erected 40 one connected with the new enierprl,c
knows anything about such movement AT tie present
time.
Madame Jananschck is 10 have new play, called
| " nv order ~ the Car" the scenes beng lalH III
| Russia. II Is denied that the play, which Is beng
| written hy American college professor. j. n
decentralization OF a book about 10 be published III
| London with the title, or an adaptation "i .
play by Sartou which produced in Paris several
| years ago under that name. -, ~
There will be sacred concert 10 night nj me hcloN
| Lyceum by the combined Theodore Thomas ana Mcto
| polltan Opera House orchestraS.
! Edmund &. stanton director OF the Metropolitan
| Opcra House has engaged Miss Minnie Ilauk Tor
eight performances at the Metropolitan opera House
next season. Miss llauk will appear IN carmen
and other operas.