New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
ACTORS TRYING TO OVERCOME THE Dull
NESS OF THE SEASON.

| The opportunity which Mr.. Daly IS oierihs !" "'e
requcnters OF his theatre to see once more an cAccp
,onav carcfu, and II 70 production Of shakespcrean
play that not often attempted on sch scale snoua
not be neglected By those who would have Deduuiu
| picture fixed III their memories. onusuh'nor
| Nights Dream will hold the stage az tlat ,"e"ue
for the rest Of the season, but the season closes u
usually early this year, on account OF Mr.. DAYS ar
rangcment for visiting England Win HIS oonip"'''
and the time Will not be long
The present week IS likely to be the last that cshor
salvni will ever spend in NewYork as an actor ana
the significance Of this fact should not be oycriooNcu
IIo will give five performances at the broadway lcr
| tre Tomorrow evening lie will play 'Ihe uiauF
| atOrS on Tuesday evening and SATURDAY aicrhoo"
"Othello,. on Thursday Samson" aud Friday line
Outlaw" Alexander Salvini will play Don caesar
dc Bazan" on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
| Only few performances Of German opera remain
for this season at the Metropolitan opera House. The
" Wagner Cyclus" will be continued TINS week. WIN
"Trlstan and Isolde" tomorrow night, "Rhensoid
| ON Wednesday, Die Walkure" Friday and Rheln-
| gold, again on saturday afternoon. The most oi
these operas will not be given again this season.
The Aunt jack company will have an adventure
| tomorrow or at least experience. To give TWO
Performances at the regular hours in two cities 24o
miles apart IS certainly an unusual feat 10 DC SURE
! the start for Washington Will be made early anu
| Aunt jack does not begin at the Madison SQUARE
Theatre till O'clock but it Is feat none the less.
|
! evening may be assured that when A Man OF INC
vordr Is over Aunt Jack" will be ready 10 go on.
In spe Of the usual dulness Of this season OF the
wear the first weeks business Of The Grand Duchess
was the largest ever done by AN opera at the Cssno,
| with tho exception Of The fcomen OF the "uaid'
for which there unusually large advance sale.
The Mecca Temple Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. 300
in number. will attend the performance tomorrow
evening and will have parchment programmes WHERE
| by TO remember their visit.
Representatives of the best class Of English comedy
actors will give place at the Fifth Avenue theatre u'
week to representatives OF the best class OF players Ill
! America The Jefferson Florence combination, Will
| Mrs John Drew and Miss Viola Allen, VIII play Inc
Rivals this week. There will be only few per-
,,nonces ~ IT. as the whole engagement is for only
three weeks and The Heir at Law is to be pre-
| sented before the end of ii.
II PLAYS and balls are both unpopular In
Lent what shall become OF "The ChariS ban
at tho Lyccum Theatre The fact is that the piece Is
quiet one though with strong Interest In It's story
and more appropriate 10 the season IMAM ue sene'a
average Of PLAYS 1t Is still drawing good houses
| Doylv Carte thought before he went back 70
England that The Gondollersr as well presented
M Palmcr's Theatre at the savoy. the SATISFACTION
with the present performance is indeed general ana
the managers hope that 1t will TIL SUMNER OF per
haps longer. There are extra singers Tor some Vi
the parts and changes now and then made In the
|
this gives a little occasional variety 10 the piece
| bronson Howard has written that all arrangements
have been completed for the production OF shensi
doshs at the Princess Theatre, London. IN August
The play will stay at Proctors Theatre I'LL Aprh ~
and Will come back again next scason. 10 be the open
'" ,,,,a, ,.or tho snmmer vacation More
souvenirs are already promised for the 2oOth perform
! ancc which will occur on April ..
The decorations that were used the hftieth night
Of The Senator have stayed all the week ana nave
given al especially festive appearance I" ue suir
Theatre Mr. Crane and his managers want no other
,use for fcstivltv than continuance Of the kind Of
audiences they have had since the opening anu inc
appearancc Is that there will be no change I'll the ehd'
Ernst Possart will appear at the Amberg Theatre
every evening thi, week except Tuesday The hst OF
| announcements is n follows: Monday, Possar' III
King Lear: Tuesday. stretmann IN "The seven
| Suabans7; Wednesday, lhursuay' fr1uay "'iu '''
day Die Ehre.7
The often repeated Paul Kauvar7 will reappear To-
morrow NIGHT this time at Nblos Garden, where IL
Will stay for only week. Joseph Haworth VIII
have the Tile part. ot Old. and he VIII DC suppore'
Nv tho companv with which he has been travelling
through the country since the beginning OF the season
| Tho moodrama Master and Nam Will be seen at
| Tho Grand Opcra House this week. and the cast VIII
contain several members Of the company that pla'ed
the piece recently at Palmer's Theatre pays OF ''"'
sort are usually popular at the big West side house
"The County Fair has held its own well at the
have served 10 make theatrical business geheriliy
,oor this season II has stood bad weather and the
grin and the houses are s,ll good for the most part
There VIII be a souvenir night soon, and an elaborate
! mcmcnto is promised
nThe CITY Directory will no doubt stay for long
time at the Biiou Theatre, which Is crowded every
night with people who to laugh and do not care
;, IA ANYTHING else The laughter Is doubt provided
on large scale and then. the purpose of the piece
| hcing accomplished the curtain Is runs down.
larry Lacy returns TO town this week and appears
M the Fourteenth street Theatre. IN The Sun Aa'"
with the usual adjuncts Of horses and fire engine
The niece usually good deal OF chlhuSlaS'
! and plcascs those who have tas'e fof 'ne ret'"'
produton O. scenes every day city lie on the stage
| rrank Daniel, has engagements outside New York
which will prevent his playing Little Puck AT inc
| New Park Theatre beyond April 3. II IL were ho'
for this II is thought that he could stay for con
,dcrable time longer. His first engagement after eaV-
| ing here is In Brooklyn ~
Denman Thompson Is under contract to play The
| Ola Homestead" at the Academy of Music all next
season and reports that he will appear In chicago
or anywhere else at that therefore mistakes
| The present week Is the l0dth Of the run.
sidney Ko,cn. cd has been heard u say that lie
won,d keep Tho stepping stone on the stage Oh the
standard Theatre til June He is also organizing new
company to play the piece in few other cites peiore
the close of the season. The twenty fifth performance
| takes place on wednesday anu IL - ' ~
| festival night
Mr. stoddari's fourth lecture. on Berlin In lss0,
| will lac Given at Days Theatre tomorrow morning
nj II o'clock and again on Tuesday morning III t'c
same hour For any who wish to hear the whole
course Of lect.res good opportunity IS now offered by
| Course c. when viii begin soon
Mr., sarah Cowcu lie Moync VIII give her SECOND
nrownlng reading at the Lyccum Theatre to'mor'o"
| At . 80 D. H. Her selections will be: 81 rae
D.. Andrea Del sarto" Count Gsmond." Up at Il villa
Down ia the city, and Chdc Roland to the Darn
| Tower Came
| ~ j. acanan returns to this city on March l. az
the Grand opera House. for his third eneag mem I'M
sra ,on when he will again be seen In JcSsvp anu Low
Ind \ NAV Aiyics Ar on" opening VITA Il spe''h
| matinee ON II. i;trick's Day. - non,
| LIST night Ms Rose Coghlan closed hyr =
mi euea cement OF two weeks AT the foi. ,
atrcct Theatre and this morning WILL WIN her com.
| - t,L, "A surcal train for PIttsburb, where ahc