New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
LENT At THE THEATRES.
THE ADJUSTMENTS OFFERED AT A DULL
TINE OF THE YEAR.

the Fifth Avenue Theatre Is shorV ohc' IL "d'
lasted for a week and viii continue for only two more.
TIM. far the audiences have been large and there Is no
necdlto say that they have been apprccatvc Ii wa
intended at first to devote considerable part Of the
time Of this engagement to The Heir at Law but
Il has now been decided TO continue :" The Rivals for
another week, which will leave only the final week
for the other piece.
Thi, is the last week OF German opera at the Met
ropolitan for this season. Tomorrow evening " sics-
,ried, will be sung and on Wednesday evening the
wagner Cyclus' will end with Die Goettcrdaemmcr-
ungs The last night Of the opera will be Friday.
when Die Mci,tcr,inccr' will be given again. and
the last matinee will be saturday afternoon, the
bill being siegfricd'
There has been some misunderstanding among the
frequcntcrs Of Days Theatre a TO the length OF the
proposed run of "a Midsummer Nights Dream For
the benefit Of those who wish to secure seats In ad-
vance IL should be said that the play will hold the
Stage for the rest Of the ca,0n. which VIII not be
long time. however. 1t will end on April II, ana
then the eleventh annual tour of the company VIII
begin The players VIII visit Washington, Philadelphia
Chicago and Boston. and will start on May 81 for
Liverpool. \ season Of ten weeks AT Mr. IrVihs
Lvccum Theatre will begin on June TO-
The special matinee Of The senator which viii
he given at the star Theatre on Thursday afternoon
j. likely t. be an especially interesting one, a II Is
strictly for actors no tickets being sold b. the public
The giving Of this matinee in honor of Joseph Jefferson
( and ". j. Florence, !, also erd''lui d'hn""""s
,nent Of the courtesy Of the latter gentlemen In CIV
inc ND their right - the theatre I'm order To let Mr.
Crane continue the run Of The senator
The wonderfully rapid journey of the Madison
souarc Theatre Company To and from Washington last
Monday seems To- have awakened a good deal OF
/ interest. in spite Of the long I7a that Aunt
Jack has already had and the usual dulneSS OF TINS
time Of year. the little theatre la, been filed at every
performance. since the company broke the railroad
record between here and Washington.
Shenandoah shows no sign. # loss Of Interest In
us long run at Procors Twenty third street Theatre
The two compauic, that PLAYING the piece seem -
lie in general demand. and il they could De In dozen
/ place Al once they would md it profitable Tie play
Will have another at Prociors Theatre next season"
Mile Ehca and her company VIII be seen al the
broadway Theatre tomorrow night IN josephine En-
prc. Of the French for the first time IN th, city.
/ The play J. by Albert X. Haven. Ne" orN news
nafcr man. and the cast includes william Harris j. VI
| rrancocur v. Il. owen. +. = Person. {. j. bTD''N'
/ T. Amory. Lauren Rccs. william Hastings Henry
| vincent Milton HoVcr-. Frank Wright II. Drew" Miss
Ida Van ~icen Mis- Marie knowl'-. Mss Marie Dtl'e''
J Nj, Ada Nauctia and Nj, Mabel Rand
There b. good chance 10 compare singers In " The
cnndocr.- al Palmer. Theatre Just NOM. There are
two Duke, AID two Giaietn-. who take the parts !'
turn Tie pul,. age Henry Iyt"n and Joseph Her
bert and tie Olucttl- arr NJ Esther PAIL cF ana
NJ. IcnD,c SNYDER. Reports That I'll" NlAado
Denied The opera 1914, lc seen there 30 the ''"'' '
T of the .ummcr. hnt rot At present.
o. The CHARITY BALI r,c, on and ON At the i''cnm
Theatre ard make. lut little noise about b.. ln i'''
there Us nothing noisy about tle piece il draw, JUS,
,,.st -, ,naf, people every night they are pli-'l
vlt 10 apparently. they 30 away ana o'l'r p''pl'
or r,rnp. ~ the -amc ones over again. come '"'
newt might AID cnlo, the piece a, before.
. lft,i. fari Iufiicr,y" comes f. Ni'lo's Garden
fiji. uc.. with Tommy Iu.-cn and RAY Ma-hc.I IN the
title Part. II is hic stae" and big house i'' 'l',
qnict ntlc piece. hui b. ha, been played In t''"'
many Dol. house, before. AID 81 Ni' A'' N-NAN "V''
lacking r pf,.pcr.ty because II -upcriuon' room.
~.ncr AZ tho Casino have been h"tri 10 complain
/ ,.,, r..e have not SET seen ihe "1riid Dn'Nr'''
,h.,u-h II h,, hecn ou the stage i'T several N''"''
r. 4. because The people vito have been unable 10 -
seat. form thick wall around ihe auditorium anu Z"
order 10 see the opera "r" must 'o|lr CARY ''" -'
,,,, .o,c sort Il e,-ld position and keep ii. Mt Nr'
SON IA. been asked to allow Nj, Russell To -i1 "''
,,,r, n French Al one Performance. and lie mas pos
i,. ,,.. At the Fourteenth street Theatre VIII be
Gin I, morrow Afternoon with a 'p''ih ~ '"'''
/ ia, matinee. the attraction beng N'"'"' ''" "' 80
NJ ,uut nrid.,tr Mr. Monroe plays the ttlo paF'
49,, a. ti,. rrpr.. .nt, 4 nephew who tries Nhi"u'
! no,,es f.. get money from hi, aunt. The company
t,,rd.. Mi. Lena Mcrviic. Catherine Lynaid' W. \
MACK i,ui, Monico. bernard Dylly and iA' N''p'''
| Trio. .,. 1r,,.
,t.n.r~ Ia. proved 40 popular At tile AnD'is Inc"
~, that it will be- given thi- week 'N'i' '"-''
tr,a.y ON Friday night Nine 'lA'i i'eli' wiz NAM
her farewell appearance ana VIII "''o "''''"'
viii play 90 Mary stuart a..
IN. production of The pld Homestead At "'
Academy 81 Music next season VIII o. eve" "o''
,1,,,,c II is said than the present one, and design
a,r n,. scenery have alradi been s"ni"'''D' -"
niece begin, 1t, lo'th week {" MORO" "'-"''
-,,nlan viii return to the cry tomorrow
b
49,. ,,,.. f., fine ,rnd opera House. where De- VII
,,. d. v,l,, Aroon.' In the conr-c OF thi' P."'
vr -..,lan Will ,ins several Of h' most p'p""
,oue-. .,.. r,ir, i,
m. 3ooh performance Of The County la"
>.,' ,.rt did mo-, tihc place al the Union HP"'r
Ile,tr, last week. a, II WI, Al hI'' '"'""''' ''''
+, vond. but IT Will tahc place ON tuesday o'cn'"'
and hands ONE souvenir, a,c p'om-cl' lac p''
,Iu Ia. good house, and the audience s"'" ""'''
tolabl. ign, Of being pleased
Frank Daniel, ard hi, company VIII continue
,r,vidc laughter for the people Wh" sac '"'"' IL
= ,i,,l, pncan al the NcW Park Theatre ''l' we"
,,, ,. ~ me u.ccc at th, house /, short, a. II VII
'" ,... +, MI engagement, On the road, thong
-. u.nt.l, would elAily stay longer In Ne" l"r"
.r,c ,itv Directory j. SIN nlins all TIE seats 'h
,,,., q, th, Standing room At the IJ"u Theatre "'
,hc advance sale, ,id to uc large So"o ir
.onc, arr tc be- Introduced to-moFr"" WS"'' !"
nnicth Performance VIII be reached next "''N' y"
! no souvenir, viii re u''1 ull '' '"'"' ~
,o.,cd tn arrive before the run at the piece 'n"'
.c,ond company viii begin tour III " IN
STAINING stone" at Albany, Ia morrow night
yin iucludc several people Who have been piNio
-, the standard The cast AT the standard ms wee
ain iuclud. frcicrcl de hclcvile. John H. hr'c'o
Charlie, " Collins. J. II. RNlc,, Charles = p'N,""
,r's,o. made Frank Hatch. Mi, selma Potter. MIS-
,,,. u,d,m poni,i Ni>, Vida CrOly, MI,
S'ii, WiInarn, and Mis- Alma D"cier. 49,,
iohn t. stoGdarl viii '"niinuc al, thi,u ''u' ,
DAILY
'i,.ln'. he second to morrow morning a. u o'lwi
RIO -uiicct IS Napoleon Bonapir~, lIom '1 10y,
/ 80 ,,,. Ihrour The lecture completing ihc nhct'
~ %annIcou's life, entitled "Napoicon ional'r'
wom lie Throne to II. Helena VIII De s Nrh :, %
4 ,,"rd ,v Roth these lectures arc extremely II
im".tims and are somewhat different from The oru
- unrv type of Illustrated DISCOURSE. . ,,
""' ,ftr sarah Cnwcu L. MJyrc VIII give anoth'
reading the thr IN her coar,c iGln Inc poems
e. i,nn.rt urovning at the Lyccum Theatre. toiIoriO
h U.rn,om M 80 Her selection Will be Biz