New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SOME LATE CHANGES.
NEW BILLS AT MANY OF THE THEATRES
TOMORROW

nlays including Prince Karl" "a Partisan konan.e
and DR. Jexyll and Mr. Hyde" ON May 10, 'ar'
warsAeld,s own play, "Don Jusn.' will probably Do
produced for the first tinie
Miss yokes's season at Daly's Theatre goes on
rrospcrously There will be no change OF bill this
III, Tho three pieces 10 be presented each night are
d tnodor,c IemaitreS "Barbara" and "The Iinted
vonns The bill is likely TO be changed sooh' aS
come Of The older pieces Of the repertory are In nue
demand and viii no doubt have to be played before Tie
season IS over. - 81. a.,
r,oo,,r Tbeatre and those who have thus far de-
tarrsd an intention TO see "Old Heads and Young
uoartss should not defer 1t longer On wednesday
opd Friday afternoons of this week piano ectal' VIII
be given by Arthur Frlcdhcim and Nine. Friedheim'
rbero win he a change at the Casino this week. but
will not come tomorrow nisht. For the hr'U nan
OF the week Poor Jonathan VIII 10 continued, anu On
Thursday evening "ApOllO. or the Oracle Of D"lpm'"
y,lI no rcsened for the first time. Little has been
said abont II in advance, and it will have the better
onnortunty TO surprise by novel beauties II IL mas
them TO offer. IA
stuart Robson's revival of "The Henrietta" at Its oid
home the Union Square Theatre, has been receVeu
with much favor and the attendance has been every
thng that could be expected in consideration OF the
warm weather. The play viii be continued tliis Week
and perhaps for longer time.
Miss Rose Coghlan's many friends and admirers nave
assembled In good numbers at Palmers Tneatre "iti
Tho last week 10 see her impeTsonaton in Lady Bar
ters The play is now preceded by the oneact sRetch
called The Lost Thread" played by Mr. ana MIS-
Arthur Dacre.
no wolf uonnor will reappear tomorrow night at
the broadway Theatre in comic opera Dy Nie
authors of "The Merry Monarch called wang "r'
onper has many personal friends and his performance
Of a new part is sure to be made an occurrence Vi
some interest. n
"Mr Wllldnson's widows" goes on happily at Proc-
tors Twenty third street Theatre, and Will be con"eu
for long fine unless il decided to take the Iarce W
Cb,capo for brief summer season. In that case IL
will return to Proctor's in September 10 suaS uii
Thormidorn is ready for the stage The hi1eUh per
formance with souvenirs Will take place on luesuas
night .u,
Mr.. Gillette will soon have only one In co IN 'own'
All the Comforts Of Home" will remain Only h'uo
longer at Herrmann's Theatre. 1t has had quite as
long career as is usually accorded to such Play III
~ VII and II NAV be withdrawn without any sense
Of humiliation. -. .,,- .uoo,
TWO favorte Irish actors will be in town this week
&c thev have been before lately W. j. seaman Will
appear at the Columbus Theatre, and his plays anu
songs are likely TO be of sort TO please VDc Ho-
quenters Of the house
AZ tho Fourteenth Street Theatre Joseph Murphy VIII
continue his engagement, which has thus lar proven
popular. and will play "The DOnagh" each higho anu
or. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
NcVv.York has managed TO get on for the last week
without any play representing rural Ne"-r-hslanu' W
tho necessity of its doing so will be removed tomorrow
night by the first production at the Academy OF MUSIC
OF Home sweet Home" Everything tnat cai sus
ccst ctuntry life is promised, from chicken to
horse-race. - -. .,o
The prosent week is the last Of the season at the
.n,hcrc Theatre and there Will be Denent every
night The programme is as follows: MONDAY oc"en'
10 Bernhard Rauk, (by requeso Der hauo u0l
s,bisnerinnens: Tuesday, benefit to Franz kerschher
g. np
40 tho cborns Robert und Bertram" Thursday, last
ornearance and benefit 10 Therese Leithner, Maria
st,orts. Friday benefit to the treasurer ana uchet
accnt aFatintzan Saturday benefit to C. a.. friese
and last performance Of tile season, Elne LechVe
Person."
4 now melodrama from England. called "Work ana
Wages is TO be played at the Grand opera House
o.. oorro,v evening Some elaborate scenes are prom
,sed. The cast includes John f. Kelcrd, Charles G
Craig. Ralph DelmOre, Frank E. Aiken, Raymond
Holmes Charles Coote Frederic Perry Charles Bur
bridge Hal Wilson, Joseph lIealy, william Jane"aS'
robn G. CARPENTER f. +. Willard Alfred Agnew' l. H.
Edwards Robert Maxwell, Miss Beatrice Leo
Miss Beverly Stgeaves, Miss Kate Foley MISS fEahAie
Buchapan and Miss Alice Rodman.
A. tbo star Theatre tomorrow night James O'Nelll
and Lous James will appear as stars OF equal lustc
in "The Envoy" 1t IS a long time since either was
seen in a Broadway theatre
..Tho Merchant will be presented at the Madison
soua, Theatre tomorrow night and it is the intention
! 40 rive the niece a run OF several weeks In the
| . oro Fdward J. Henley Charles Dickson, II. T.
Cotton Seymour c. Hess, Daniel Jarrett Alfred Becks
Miss Viola Allen, Miss Virginia buchanan MISS mary
HAMPTON and Miss Henrietta Lander
! Reilly and the 4OOr will be continued at Iarrigans s
Theatre. as it IS stl confidently 'sserted, TIL inc
Fourth of July. There no indications as yet that
! II cannot easily stay till then.
| Mark Murphy and his company will present theh
| farce comedy "O'DoWd's NeighbOrs" at the Bllou
| Theatre tomorrow evening 1t has already beer
pIayed and has found some popularity at another o.
the city theatres The engagement IS for two weeks
James T. Powers has purchased from the spansl
artist A. MenOca the large oil canvas representing
him in the Carmencita dance. Beginning to-morro"
the painting will be exhibition in the private lobby
Of the New Park Theatre each evening from 80 till
70 II will not be exhibited outside New-Iork.
Daniel sully will play "The Millionaire at th'
standard Theatre this week. 1t is announced that th
MAY has been much changed since 1t was seen In th
city last season.
Gus Williams and John T. Kelly have withdraw
from the stage Of the Standard Theatre and will appea
in their farce comedy g. L and l" at Iiammerstein'
Harlem opera House this week.
Cormencita at Roster & Blas, will repeat this weel
the three dances she presented there last week. Tn
specially part Of The programme VIII undergo an enhH
change The following appear: sherman and Nor
risov in their burlesquc trapeze act; John lie Clair
equihbrlst and iuggler; James f. lloey the Jester
Dixon and Long Glenheld. ventrloquist, and Jenni
roycc in songs especially written for her. Solomon
buresque Adams Temptation" with Jennie Joyce a.
2 ADAM is still on the programme. The usual concert
; will take place this evening.
The struggle Of Life" in which Frederick Paudin
is TO star rcAt season, opening september at tn
standard Theatre is local comedydrama in four act
and eleven scenes The new scenery for the play
I TO be painted by Richard Marston, Homer Emmon'
,oavev and Chidey and CastclIert from photograph
D Frederick Williams, of Ule Lyccum Theatre will oil
perintend the rchcarsals
Next saturday night at the fremont Theatre,
Boston, sol smith Russell closes his long tour, whc
e began on August IL, in Philadelphia.
THE Long BEACH HOTEL TO OPEN E1RLY
The English people 90 to the seashore in Septembe
S and October Americans do just the reverse. TIL