New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
THEATRES IN LENT.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK AT THE CITY
PLAYTOUSES.

,.o.roncc barrett his presented his new TRAGEDY
q. Gndo Ferrantin for three weeks at the BroadWay
Theatre and this week lie will return 10 SUM -
his older plays. Tomorrow night he VIII act io'""
Love, and David Garrick7 and this bill VIII DC re-
ueated for the two following evenings On IHuFsu".
and for the rest of the week the bill VIII De ior'N
Love- and The Kings Pleasure
Mr. Days old comedy season is more popular t'la"
usuaI th, winter and The school for scandal his
Tho house at every performance. The audiences
are delighted and the,c is general satisfaction "oe
actors manager and spectators. Tie stoduaiu ic0'
lures begin next week and continue uhhOSrFuP'eu''
till their courses finished.
The opera season at the Metropolitan Is approaching
us end Die Goetterdaemmerung7 will be sung TO-
morrow night and on saturday afternoon, ana on "eu
ne,day the last evening performance of "Lohengrih'
will he given Carmen" will be produced for inc
first time this season on Friday evening.
sunlight and shadow" has met with sucl
popular favor at the Madison square Theatre as 10
Indicate it, probable continuance for coh'lderaoc
lerc,h of time Sidney Wooetts second reading 10
be given to morrow afternoon, Will be devoted e'icH
10 short poems. The programme VIII lhcluue u'o
following selections and authors lierve Rel Bro"
inc. "Thc Gift OF Trcmus" Whittier; " Reflections
1npeloy. The Raven" Poe; Lady Clare Tennysoh :
King Robert OF Siclly,n Longfellow; Katy DID,
Holmes; Tho Courtln," Lowell; "The Portrait
Locker.
Each new play presented by Mr.. Willard shows his
power aud finish an actor In new uirecuoh III"
in a new Hight. John Needham's Double mas doilc
- I'm an especial degree, and the appreciation 0i the
fact is shown by the good audiences OF the last week
at Palmers Theatre and their heartily expressed ap
proval of the play and its presentation.
Nerves. has gained most decided popularity az
the Lyccum Theatre and it. continuance for con
siderable period is guaranteed. The open "ate
form, pleasant contrast to the farce Of the longer
niece. ON Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Abby sage hlch-
nrd,,n will lecture at the Lyceum on THE Early
English Drama
Nine Bcrnhardt will make her first change of bill
at the Garden Theatre tomorrow night, playing sar'
dom, Cleopatra" The sale Of seats for the week Is
reported 10 he extremely large, several thousand doi
lar, having been received on tho day the box ONCE
opcned The demand for seats for this play Is mu'l
larger than that for " La Tosca.' special nauhco
Will be given on Wednesday.
The I5Oth performance Of q" Poor Jonathan at the
Casino will be celebrated on March o, and the looth
presentation Of the opera by the road company on inc
same evening in Brooklyn. Preparations for the oD-
scrvancc are Of course In progress, and the uauai
souvenirs will not be forgotten. \ week from 10
morrow night which will be celebrated a Washington
Birthday q new march will be introduced for the drlli
in the last act.
The new stock company which Mr.. Iiammer'"lh mas
formed for hi, Harlem Opera House VIII be seen
there for the first time to morrow night In Husbands
and Wives" This will form new chapter IN the
history of the house and whether it will be long OF
short one will depend on the success ana populaHH
uf the venture.
\ careful production OF " The Charity Ball. 'he
MAY Of last season at the LycCum Theatre, VIII DO
5v,r rbis week AT the Grand opera House. Special
ccpcrv and accessoric. will be used. The company,
which is under the direction Of Daniel Frohmlh IN
cludc, Boyd Putnam, Henry Herman, Thomas H.
Barnes Lon" stevens. John :. Hale ~ W. Gregory
Walter Thomas, Frank Lawrence Robert Ilrahy' MISS
Ruth Carpenter, Miss Frances Uaunt' Mis- I'''c
Tyrcc. Miss Ethel GcybrOohc MISS HHA" L'-"' ~
Master Naughman
Though uarrgans Theatre is the only one where
Hclllv and the 100" can be seen, there are plenty
where 1t can be heard. Half the orchootriS III low"
are PLAYING medcys Of the spHehtly airs tha' lo''"
par1 Of this as others have done Of Mr. Hsrrigah
previous plays. The piece is stin drawing cro"uea
houses. .
Ancr this week the Munich company Will leave the
Anierc Theatre and IL will leave many friends behnh
II, Tho programme for the week IS as follows: Mon
day-For the last time, The Llugant' TUESDAY
Complimentary benefit 10 Ainalo Schphchei' an
old Homestead: Wedncsday-Fr't tme' "lhe I'r'
iur.d Peasant; Thursday" Ameniausch ana Eucl'
weiss; Friday" Tic Crucihx Carver Of AmmerSau
Saturlay-Faewcll performance, The Pcrlured Fc's-
ant and "Thc Blue Devil
A play with scenes in the tencmcnth0usc district oI
New. York viii bo presented for the hr't umo ~
morrow evening at Nblos Garden. 1t Is by "'"rse L.
.tout and i. called Noah, Ark" Besides the tche-
rucnt district SCENES there will b" one Tn the Guy ii4I
Park and one In the Casino Roof Garden ana b"u'
AN orchestra, and a review Of militia are promised
Hcrrmann's Theatre will remain closed tH' wen
until Thursday night when William pllcttes MI the
Comfort, Of Home" will be- presented II Is eNpe''N
That the piece will have long run. some ne" ie"t
,rc have been added to IL since It's ehsaS 'ucHt NJ
pfoctors Theatre earlier in the season
AZ Proct0rs Twcuty-thr street Theatre u l. Az
nounccd that another obstacle 10 the run oi men
and Women" ha- been removed ana c''' ''' P'''
Ia, the rest II the season before It. The a-t 'h''A
GO. tho engagement Of Evans and lloct. who were I"
present a new piece At the nous" in April ON "odicS'
day night a large party Of bankers ana brohcrs l. ~
attend the play. and the Loom performance WI"
souvenirs, will occur on trday