New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
A NEW START NEAR THE END
SEVERAL OPENINGS AT THE CITY THEATRES
TOMORROW NIGHT

ment at the Madison Square Theatre tomorrow even.
ing He will occupy the house Till the return OF Mr.
Palmers company in the autumn, with the possible
exception of few weeks Of the hottest weather. and
he will appear in several parts, old and new The one
chosen for the first week Is that OF Baron Chevrai IN
I" A Parisian Romance" Z" Beau Brummel" EDMUND
Kean," and doubtless other plays will follow.
No change OF bill is needed Days Theatre. where
Miss Rosna Vokes has kept large audiences III con-
slant good humor for the last three weeks AWAKEN
ing" "The Circus Rider and My LORD IN L.ers
will be continued this week. and next week some der'
ent pieces will be seen. Miss NoKe' 10 no" 'uS' ' WV
middle OF her engagement.
Louis Aldrich will present The Editor Tor tne hrs'
time in New York at Palmers Theatre to morrow hie''
The scenes Of the play laid at lrvington
Hudson and in this city, Mr. Aldrichs part Is tha' "
the editor of "The American Eagle FAR western
paper. Mr. Palmer has provided a handsome se' Vi
scenery for the play.
Two weeks remain OF Stuart RobsOn's engagement
in "The Henrietta at Proctor's Twentythird streee
Theatre. There been good audiences always ana
extremely large often since Mr.. Robson came 10
New York. A large party OF Wall street men VIII 81"
Of the performances this week.
The long awaited opening OF the De VOL hopPe'
Opera Boufe Company will take place to-morro"
evening at the Broadway Theatre. The cast that Is
announced for "Castles in the AIT" incudes many
names that are well and favoraby known, and 1t 10
hoped to carry the opera through I'LL Tie close o'
the season. about the middle OF August.
william H. Crane will end his prosperous career
in 1.-THE SENATOR at the star Theatre this week, ana
the house is already largely sold for the CLOSING per
formances After leaving Newfork the company
will 90 to the Pacific Coast and it will return to the
Star Theatre in September.
The old familiar Around the World in Eighy
Daysr will be seen at Nibos Garden this week under
the direction Of the reunited Kralfy Brothers. IL IL
needless to say that there will be big ballet ana
that these directors have some reputation ior ths
production Of spectacles.
The souvenir for the seventy fifth performance oI
"The Grand Duchess" at the Casino tomorrow night,
consists Of a collection Of watercolor sketches Oh
Miss Lillian Russell and other members OF the COM
pany OIL cork paper. Hanging from the lower right
hand corner is strip Of white satin ribbon, upon when
is affixed a large red SEAL and the whole resembles
military warrant. The cast Is printed on the reverse
SIDE II Is announced that the roof garden Will soon
be opened with It's beauties more attractvely displayed
than ever before.
Joseph Murphy is well known here and elsewhere
AS an Irish actor lie comes the Fourteenth Street
Theatre TO morrow night for an engagement Oh TWO
weeks opening with his already familiar play OF
Shaun Rhue." His supporting company Is heahed
By Miss Belle Melville. There will be new scenery
The Old Homestead, leaves the Academy ot MUSIC
again after one week more, with an announcement OF
its return In the autumn. Its place will be taken by
the Duff Comic Opera Company, which VIII play
I'll NJ 5. Pnafore" at first, and perhaps other "il
bert and sullivan operas later
A summer season OF comic opera will begin TO-
morrow night at Hammerstein's opera House, where
the Conreid company will play "The Kings Fool
which was favorably received at Niblo's Garden
few weeks ago. If the season proves successful, ~
will be extended for considerable time.
The City Directory" is still drawing good houses
at the Bijou Theatre and the end OF lts run Is SONS
distance ahead. The Tooth performance Will be gwen
on Wednesday evening. when there Will be new seem
cry new costumes and new songs and speclaIues
There has been a large sale OF seats already
The last of the three stock companies remaining
in town is at the Lycenm Theatre. The ohariV
BALI will finish tho season, which Is not much longer
now and it is approaching its 2oOth performance,
will be followed by special season oil Inc frNaV"
secretary ,
The programme that Mr.. Amberg offers this week
10 the feaueners Of his theatre is follows Mon
day. Morifa-; Tuesday, The Seven sWaoiahs
Wednesday benefit for the ushers and doorheepers
Of the house: Thursday, The GYPSY Baron frluay'
benefit Of Miss Ellen Burg, Dangerous MaldehS'
for the first time: saturday. Dangerous Maldehs'
"The County Fair" will finish this month at the
rnion souare Theatre but will not begin another
tiu next season. When the theatre closes Mr' Bur
gcs will go back TO the country with the horses ana
cows and the hens, and the whole company DOM
man and beast. will take summer loSt
Mr. Hill = 20 much pleased with the large attend
ance at the standard from night to night ana
Win the result Of the professional matinee last week.
that he is beginning to dream Of the loOth periorm'
ouce of Money Mad and Of souvenirs. Inc hlta
week begins tomorrow night.
ponnelly and Girard will come back to the c"y
this week and appear in Natural Gas at u,e uianu
opera House. They have been pIaSih al ""'"s
ton and have had good houses.
The New Park Theatre Is the second 10 emu i''
regular season. 1t closed last night following 'ho
example set week ago at '.e ne non I " pc,ple will
poitlyelS sppear at the benefit for FranA NJ Keyn0ms
the star Theatre ng Me- Msryi1Ic MS jennie
Ycamans Miss Maggie Cline, Mi, haig paVs N,;rrs Mls
Carrie Tuten, Mis-, yyie Tro9rse Ml,s 'l'Is Ma"Eay'
Fred solomon. Tim Cronn r. r CaIrSn nn r., Lame;
Masters arr ounN MmsfF EaMsrd S Rosner, Robert
Frazer and the vicnnesc lady fencers. r,,., will
II is again announSed ta bi MSs cony next season.
The opening Ia, been postponed and IL Is no" S''u
that it will be in M ,ormery Sy IN Of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. will have testimonial at the b!ou i'e"'''
one week Hcaysand viii have four negro minstrel com
,,u,cs ne,t season and has engaged theatre III 'h'
E or ard Mrs. Kendall ended last night their second
t ~ tTo weeks in Chicago. Their business was SO
large that ceint, rg for the two weeks s23,ooo
ThIs week they play in It. Louis aiter "neA tley VII VII
pay ~ Of hirty-one weeks. the most successful per-
hans ever played by an English company In America
rbnnv' v.iu have new plays for next season.
H. sothern and his company open to mSrr0w Srnr
night IN Tacoma ON VA. G 10 , hr.e nrinrn.I theatres
md Wilson Rarrett open at 'he I''cc P'i'''pi ~
in san Francisco. . ,,,,.-,-. .,o-o ,h.,, ,orr
m .a,r,,lnv night i'm Buffalo. Their season has been
:" pr'Giabie one lIr. Booth returns To this city 10
,wpit the arrival of'Lawrencc Barrett from Europe:
'"S Nme Modjcska VIII 20 to Poland. She IS noe
to he seen I'm this country again within two wears
Miss Adele Aus der Ohe sailed for Europe on tnS
srs last week To return early in september she VIII
,nln be under the mana cement Of Henry WoIsofl'
yho 1, now booking her southern and western rouG;
- among the soloists of the symphony and brooklyn
Miss Naude Granger begins her spring season AZ
he New National Theatre, Washington. tomorrow
light. She will appear In Mrs Lucy hoopers pi"''
Inherited al =. ,,.,, oonrarv
Miss Helen Berram, of the Kng's Fool, company;
yhlch win be AT IIammcrsten's opera House neN
eek will head the McCau Opera Company heN
ca,on Although She had offers for the summer, she
vii start for Europe in "A few weeks. ,, -. a.,
NJ Il. Curtis viii appear in b" The shatchen AT uo
tar Theatre one week from to morrow night. " IS
new play and has been making short tour previous
D a New York trial.