New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
THE WINTERS PLEASURES
4 FEW NEW PLAYS TO BE SEEN IN TOWN
THIS WEEK.

tomorrow night for the first time since his separation
from Mr. Robson. lie will come TO the star Theatre
and play The senator his new piece by David d.
Lloyd and sidney Rosenfeld, which has been received
with good deal Of favor in other cities. Much has
been said Of il and much promised for it, and 1t now
stands ready for n New York verdict on H. merits
The public interest in the revival of King Richard
III at Palmers Theatre seems TO suiier no dechhe
II will lie given at every performance TINS week. III
Gliding the Thursday and saturday matinecN Next
week. however it has been arranged Tor Sr' Man'"ciu
TO play Dr. Jc&yll and Mr.. llyde.'
~Tannhauscr7 will be sung at the Metropolitan
onera House tomorrow evening. and on wednesday
evening the first performance TINS season OF Nerui'
Aida will be given. The BILL for frday hight Is
The FLYING Dutchman" and on saturday AFTERNOON
"Tannhauscrn Will be repeated
Mr. Dalys production Of " As fou Like IL
has not only pleased all who have II. but 1t has
surprised many The are almost all in the for
est and the incidents simple, and these Facts nave
led many To- regard the play capable OF niue claoo
ration in setting and spirited interest In performance
Those who hold such views need only u visit Day 5
10 be convinced to the contrary many have been
already.
change has truly come over the New Park The
atrc. 1t has long been the recognized home Of local
Irish drama and of sudden II i firmly held by
a comic opera composed by Englishmcn and performed
by other Engshmen. The introduction Of a new Gl
bert and Sullivan opera IS always an occurrence OF
large and general interest and perhaps 1t ], hardly
fair to that the production Of The GondollerS
az this house Is intended any menace To the cause
OF Home Rule.
shenandoah" has been engaged and re engaged.
and it, time in Ncw-Yorl has been heightened and
heightened again. but the present chances Seem 10 lie
that its RIM at Prpctor's Twcnyhrd street Theatre
will extend through the month Of February and not
much more. The lj0th performance viii occur on
Wednesday night
Aunt jack has many admirers and j. gaining
more every night. but il does not have monopoly oil
the interest or the pleasure Of the audiences at the
Madison square Theatre. Chs Thoma~'~ comcdi-
eta. A Man Of the World is quiet little piece.
but nobody who it, fail, TO carry away pleasant
impression.
The return of The nrlcand,7 to tho Casino has
brought back many old iayortes and they have all
had warm and hearty welcomes. Not th" least OF the
flvorcs Is the opera Itself with It, handsome scenes,
gay costumes and bright stage pictures.
The dramatic situation In the third act of Tho
Charity Ball " show. it, power each night 10 move
the audiences that gather To sec the play at the
Lyccum Theatre. The house Is not a large one. but
% every performance il is just full
Henry L. DiNcy will play The seven Ages at the
standard Theatre 70 night for the tooth time.
1t is not often that souvenir, for such occasions A.
tl!, are too biz fo- the receivers OF them 10
away. but Tie Janu, headed bu,-, representing
,hakc~ pea~c aud Mr.. DlNcv. that VIII be used to
morrow have that unfortunate peculiarly. Those
who 80 VIII accordingly receive Orders for them. in
stead of the bust5 thcm,clvc-. Then they can get
them their convenience.
~ the Fourteenth street Theatre to morrow even
Ing. Robert ,lan,cl viii present for the first time IN
Ncy YORK; his new production OF Tho C'i~iC.m
Hrothcrs.~ ~, manage, Mr. Iftou, las made large
preparations the shape 81 scenery. cosume> cNects
and numbers of people - make mp the stage pcur-s
Nr. iioyt is holding the stag. ot the fIou rncltr'
hr long time. Two Of Dol, piece. l.ra' Mon
key nrG 4 Tin soldier have now run tlcI sue
cc>,.y" courses. and tomorrow cy,nIn, will -ec the
return ~ another which mad. long stay last sea.
500. \ NduI-ht Bel
N.,- JuI.a Marlovc viii bc-r'a long engagement
IF thc Tnh Avenue 1he.t" o. morrow night play
Ing l.-omar.~ Wll, Dec STAYS n town sh" VII
r.. .cut The IiuDc,uact" ~ -uahon and Gaiatc,
s. Yau Ilac It, Twelfth sight ana prrhahiy
Much Ado Alumt NYtIr- Thr 'ompruy u 'uf"-
Ilc. P!ymp,ou. Nylno- L',loh and Nj, Man Shaw.
"a County rar' iu ta- country generally h.ts
Iulv a. % f.r dly-. Dat when d start, in "" lo.a
CITY it b. iupo. iif, - .av vIcl o. VIII .top. The
. ,n. Iu.t ror 800 thr WHOM square Theatre the.
ha. been luc f,r some lrlc time and 90 seems
l,,,. r,t .l,r ..-i f. o.~ for ,o,-i uhI. longer
The fairy .lc.ta,l. "Iluch"ard. ir..7 come. 10
Ninlo', Garden '.- w,cl with good rcpor'7 fom
ether cite, wlcrc j. La bcru seen. II started from
tie Cmn-. opera Il'G.e. lp' most u the "'t" OF
uc piece and d. preparation III tie >tar" hntr been
done by Eastern men.
The stability of -r The oM Homestead az IL"
Academy u Music Is thn- ~ year. ani n"i oi
wccg,. Ike tic liability ~ any other on homestead.
4. uc yca., 81, on tie la"rc,s 20 the oisnd
Increase, u other respects. ami little change are
constantly made where few would notice that an'
change va, needed.
The Lonipu Gncty Company VII sty At The
broadway Theatre only another wcch. IN" company
ha- suffered fo.m Tie rule of Tie grip sine" IT Boz,
lcru here. more than almost auy other and nobody
lnow, villa, mas harrc1 yet hn' q - hoped thit tho
engagement VIII be- finished with al ihc principals
iu tine cast and iu good health
II aiy desire 90 compare t"o comic opera
compluc- singing different version, Of th" -im" opera
uo chance VIII ic Afforded tll, wceh o." C'r"t"n
opera Company viii pay The E'irand,' W th". Grand
opera House. and doe not shrink from the criticism
Of those who have heard the piece at the Casino.
The subject of Professor Cromwell illustrated l"ct
urc at the rith Avcnuc Theatre this evening VIII be-
ireland. jhc Emerald Isle
~ tine subscription performance a; DAILY Theatre
on Tuesday evening ">cv"u twenty Esht' will be-
given The hin for January 81 i- The Country
Girl7 ana \ Woman'- Wont II :, aunounccdslhat
new farcca comedy will follow As You Like IT, and
orders fog seat, for the first night which is not YET
fixed, hut VIII not bc subscription night may now
be sent in.
The management Of " Paul Kauyar7 has been In
formed that concern known "a Garrcl Collier ha,
been giving version Of that drama under the name
OF " PAN, iu 1893 10 ti"atrcsorr- In some oi the
mailer Western cities. There T. bat "P Paul
KaI,ar7 company. and that !, headed by Joseph
llawouh.
Mis- Beatrice Gicb has been engaged hy jefferson
Iayior to plaF %" l"iding pfrt u \ Dark secret
for the remainder 90 the on, beginning tomorrow
light in Cleveland
Mis- Marie Wainwright Ia, r. engaged Eaitot nm
aq Tnc M %s "" %y q a ai the r otGc mmG@t i%F N N
the company viii lc retained. Julian Maguus J.
now Mi,, Wainwright manager and will continue in
that position next season.
Miss Margaret Mathrr hcgiu~ engagement at IN"
Grand opera iIOu~r week from TO morrow nisi. AMI
In the of her stay there VIII bc seen In Rome"
and Juliet " A. You LNc IT, The Honeymoon.
Gretchen and The Lady ~ Lyons
Augu,tue Pitpu sends word that Miss Rose COghlan
i, having the most prO,pclOds tour that She ao ever
known. To morrow night y" begins her annual "u
gagcncnt in Boston opening In "Joccvn." Miss
C0cllsu make, her fr-t appearance IA this city Tor
tGc present season neat month al the Fourteenth
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