New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14
THE FEW THEATRES LEFT.
INDOOR ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE TIME
OF OUTDOOR SPORTS.


proctors Twentytbird Street Theatre and the Bi]ou
are added this week the list Of closed play
Roth will reopen in August. The houses that are sun
omen have felt serious effects from the hot weather.
hut the attendance at several is still fairly gooo'
anon Juan.s as a comedy, with the mirthful scenes
elaborated and the death scene omitted Is popular az
the Garden Theatre. Mr. Mansfield Is enthusiastically
received He has little cne-act pay jim INC
yagabondn by Forbes Heermans, which he may 10 aS "
curtanraser In tho course Of the summer lnere az.
three characters and Mr.. Mansfield will play an oid
soldier.
"Faustp IN English will be offered at the "rato
Operss House this week. 1t has been decided TO con-
tnue the season Of English opera at this mouse an
summer. The reports that the company Is TO Do
transferred to the Academy Of Music are denied.
@The Merchant" is continuing its uneventful career
at the Madison square Theatre Wednesday evening
Is announced as Merchants Night" and large
theatre party nom the PrVouce EXCHANGE ID W "0'
the performance.
At PaImers Theatre large audiences gather to hear
The Tar and the Tartar" The slight jars incident
TO change OF pBima dOnnas are now over ana MISS
Warren is singing the leading part to the general
satisfaction of her hearers The ffieth performance
Will be reached in two weeks.
The 2Ooth performance Of Reilly and the 400" will
be given at Harrgan's Theatre on Friday evening"
Special stress is laid the fact that there will be no
souvenirs The play has had prosperous run without
them so far and they not felt to be needful now
The frequent changes oil bin at the Terrace Garuen
keen alive the interest Of those who have taste fop
light opera in German. The programme for the week
is as follows: Monday, "The Vagabmd"; Tuesday
! "Nanonn Wednesday, "Venetian Nights; THURSDAY
Donna Juanta"; Friday, der Arme JonathaP;
saturday "The Queens Lace Handkerchief"
Max Freeman the stage manager Of the Casino, has
rebearsed three distinct companies OF understudes o
Apollo This has been done to avoid any CONFUSION
shoud the principal and tho first OF second undesVuay
be absent at the time. The ffteth performance
of Apollo" on June 20, will be made particuiaeiy
interesting to the ladies, and souvenir OF inorinsic
value Is promised.
All the Columbus Theatre the operate season closed
last evening and May Blossom" viii be the attraction
beginning tomorrow. This beautiful play has not oeen
seen In New York In some time.
The New-York and Chicago baseball clubs nearu
Wang at the Broadway Theatre last night, and the
appropriate elements that were to DO expecteo "eTo
added to the usual performance. The lfteth rresen
taton Is not far off, and surprisingly tne souvenirs
are declared to be III preparation
The Madison Square Garden gives opportunities Tor
snendIng a warm night that thousands OF people are
taking advantage Of. Mr.. Gilmoe's concert tomoTrow
evening will be devoted TO American music.
Carmencita will begin her seventy-hrst continuous
seek at Roster dc Bals tomorrow She Will perform
| the same dances as last week. Miss Peggy Pryde
will dance and sing some new English songs. Among
the speclaes are Pettengll and his dog Jim"
Wilton and Van AuIen horizontal bar performers;
Wood and Sheppard, Mile Price Dow. dancer and tho
Wood Family. The burlesque, Adams Temptation"
Is still on the BILL The usual concert takes place this
evening. -.
r. A. DuncaI and Lee Townsend are TO have a testI
rnonia at the Union Square Theatre saturday Might
when the following people VIII appear Hahen AN
Hart Nellie McHenry, Ada somers McWade' Helen
Russell. Maggie Cline. Lotte Gilson' halnes ana
ydo Fenton and Ross, Henrietta Beebe, Baker, Jones'
Manning and Davis, Billy Birch, H. f. walton, H. A.
Thomas w. H. Crane, Teddy Steele, John W. webster,
Dora Branscombe Annie Lewis, Smith, Waldron, Daay
and Martin, and Larry Dooley.
Misses Beatrice Lieb and Beverley Sifgreaves nave
heen engaged for the American tour OF George Barreto
next season.
Tho Lyceum Theatre Company will appear IN Port
land Ore, tomorrow night, playing there the hrso
engagement Of It's long tour
Miss Pearl Eytinge viii star next season In d new
ulay written by herself entitled "Vivien."
The cast Of Robin Hood which the Bostonians are
TO produce at the standard Theatre on September 2S
will include Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis, oontralto; Tom
kari tenor: W II. Macdonald, baritone; II. G. Barna-
bee, bufo Edwin Hof, tenor; Eugene Cowles, oasso'
and prima donna soprano yet to be engaged
"The Child of Destiny" In which Miss Irene Kent
ls 10 make her debut as star on August "a, Is an
emotional drama by Celia Logan 1t Is In ive actS,
with the scenes laid In this city, In London ana u
| Paris David Hanchett, for several seasons WIN
Frank Mayo has been engaged to play important parts
wy %Evadnes tragedy that was acted by Charlotte
| Cushman, will be one of the plays IN MISS Mhn@
| Gales repertory next season; - -, IA r,ovs
| Madame Jariauscheck will shelve all her OLD pays
and next season will produce nothing but The Harvest
Moon a romantic drama, by James NJ Martin
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