New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
FOR THE PEOPLE IN TOWN.
WHAT THOSE WHO ARE LEFT MAY SEE AT
THE THEATRES


Mr. Mansfield would like to have a permanent
position in a New-York play house and it seems
likely that he will have it, either by leasing or
building theatre IN the meantime his engagement
at the Madison square will probably be extended nil
the middle of November His acting in Beau
Brumme IS still filing the house. and no change OF
bill is likely 10 take place in long time.
Another change Of Dill will be made At the Grand
Opera House TO morrow night, when Carmen VIII
be sung in English. Miss Attalie Claire will sing
Carmen and Ferdinand schuer will appear as Don
jose Tacapetra will be the Torcad0i tomorrow
night and on Tuesday NJ. Manour Will have tile part
The piece will be carefully put the stage and there
viii be handsome new costumes. The season OK
the English opera company thus far has been
profitable 10 its managers and pleasant one 70
the frequcntcrs Of the house. and Carmen gives
promise o. being in many respects the most notable
of the productions thus far.
"The City Directory" will be seen at the P1ou
Theatre for the I5Oth time Wednesday evening ana
for the last time saturday evening. The company
will come back season. and 1t Is expected IN
include the following people Charles Reed, william
Collier IgnaciO Martinett. William +. Mack, Alfred
Hampton Charles V. Seaman, Burt Havcriy, joseph
Jackson Miss May Irwin, Miss Flora Irwin, Miss
Amelia Glover. Miss Rosa France Miss BESSIE Cieve
land Miss Josie sadler Miss Maym kelso aud Mss
Lillian PendergTass.
castles in the Air" begins IT'S seventh week at tho
broadway Theatre tomorrow night. The time set 100
the stay Of Mr. Hopper and his company at tho
broadway is nearly half over. The members OF tho
company have individually many friends that WHAT
ever they may do is bound to attract audiences ior
some time at least.
The present week Will be the last of Money Mad'
al the standard Theatre and the seventy nth per-
Torrance will be commemorated by souvenirs on
Thursday night Some alterations and improvements
will be in the house before the opening OF the
next season, when Maurice Barrymore VIII appear az
the head Of a company in a new play
A display OF June and other summer flowers
will add to the attractiveness of the Casino roof
garden this week The garden is showing itself quite
as popular as ever this season, If not a little mora
so. new duet has been introduced in the first act
OF The Brazilian for Mr.. Brand and Miss Grace
Golden who is singing the part Of Manuela
Edwin Arden and his company Will play Raglan's
Way at the Union square Theatre for one week
more. The changes that have been made in thu
piece include the uniting Of the last two acts into
one and the cutting down of OF the parts.
The piece will be presented in various cities next sea-
on such nights have occurred several
times OF late a place like the Terrace Garden IL
especially attractive The light operas given every
night are appropriate the season. and the concerts
also add 10 the general enjoyment. Tie ropertory
for tho week is follows: Monday, Chimes Il
Normandy. Tuesday, Venetian Nights; Wednesday.
Donna Juanita'; Thursday. " The Bcggar STUDENT;
Friday, Chimes OF Normandy, saturday, Donna
Juanita." Hans Dobcrs, leading tenor from
Germany. will sing alternately with Carl strcitmann
Another play that will end its present this
week Is La Belle Marie" I'm which Miss Agnes Hern-
don is playing at the Fourteenth street Theatre. The
managers say that they are satisfied with the results
of the trial here and the piece Will probably make
tour next
The big Madison Square Garden viii ADMIT the pub
lie within lis doors for the first time tomorrow even
ing and the balles and the strauss orchestra Wiz
begin their dancing and their music, when are I'd
last for the rest of the summer
J. L. Mcguire, the business manager ana treasurer
Of the Fourteenth street Theatre. takes his annual
benefit a week from tomorrow night. Among tho
volunteers are Miss Amelia Glover, Miss Grace Ott
George W. Monroe, John ". Ransome, Frank LAYTON,
W +. Mack. f.. ;. Belknap, Ted Piper, George IL.
Goes. Thomas II. Casey and Robert Frazer.
Miss Minnie Palmer'S American seasOn begins on
September Is She Will be under the direction OF
W W Randall. Among the members of the company
alrcady engaged are Charles :. Dickson, MMlore
homer samuel Edwards and Thomas \. Wise. Miss
Palmer sails for America June p, closing ner pro-
vincal English season ~ the Court Theatre Liver
pool on June 20. Her rcpertory viii consist OF :" Ny
Sweetheart My Brothers sister and Ter ne" pay
"My Prma Donna ... In
"Lorinc" a play by Alice F.. Ives, Of Detroit VIII
he presented at "A SPECIAL matinee AT Palmer naTo
ON Wednesday afternoon. The cast VIII ln.iude Pip
Adelaide Fitz Allen Johe f. Kellard Harold HartsaIi.
walter Perkins Livingston Morse. Henry Lynn, MISS
Katherine Rartlett Miss Emily Raynor, Gypsy AcSt.
and Miss Anna Ward. Tie play Is IN tour a'ts' VIII"
the scenes laid I'm St Petersburg and Paris -
NJ Coville and Miss Mittens Wllleit nave Decn
engaged by Edwin II. Price TO play the leading parW
with Miss Clara Morris the coming season.