New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
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summer season. His company will include W. t.
Ferguson D. II. Harlns w. II. Crompton. Vincent
sternrovd Aft Fisher, ". C. Andrews, Percy Marsh.
Miss beatrice Cameron, Miss Mimic Dupree Miss
Virginia buchanan and Miss Maud Monroe.
The following programme for the week is announced
at the AmbcrG Theatre: Monday, streltmann IN
"poor Jonathan; Tuesday, first time Paula Loewe
in Prinz aIetlusalcm"; Wednesday, Streltmann in
"The Bats; Thursday, Friday ard saturday, 1.-THE
SUM-"
James O'Nein will occupy the stage of the Harlem
opera House this week. playing The Dead Heart"
lie win come to the sta Theatre on May A. and VIII
present The Envoy his engagement Vhcro pos loi
the rest Of the season.
Henry f. Dixey, who has not played an engagement
here in a little over year. will appear at the Grand
Opera House this week In "The Seven Ages" winch
had long rul at tho Standard Theatre last season
The company includes Herbert Gresham. George How
ard George scheer, D. L. Don, Miss Yolande Nallace'
Mis-, Carrie F. Perkins, Miss Mae Bronson. MISS lda
Rock. Miss Emma Miller. and Miss Dorothy Gray
At The wednesday and Saturday matinees d" Adonis"
will he given This evening Mr.. Cromwell will lecture
on "New-Oncane and the South,7 introducing some
remarks on Italy and its government
~Tbe Nominee still draws and amuses audiences
at the B,iou Theatre 1t had been intended TO intro
duce q now curtain raiser at about this tne but
Barbara has proved so popular that 1t VIII DC re-
tanned.
Joseph NurpAy will begin an engagement OF four
weeks 1T the Fourteenth Street Theatre tomorrow
night The first week will be devoted 10 kerry
Cow" and the remaining time will be occupied by
other plays Of the actors repcrtOTy.
1t has been tound impossible to keep "The Power
Of the Press" at tic star Theatre beyond the time orig
nally reserved for it, and ii will accordingly be taken
NOm the stage on May o. II begins its second month
tomorrow.
The Old Homestead" which has been wont TO
count It's time BY years. is now counting by weeks
and IL has only two Of them to stay at the Acad-
envy of Music. 1t will DO followed by Home, Sweet
Home" play dealing with NewEngland country life,
written by John Fowler and Ernest Wilton.
Hiss Lydia Thompson, who has been presenting her
| farcccOmedg "Thc Dafzlcr In and around New YORK
fJr some months will bling 1t to Nibo's Garden this
| week. II will give her old admirers yet one more
| Chance 10 renew the acquaintance.
]. X. Emmett will appear at the Columbus Theatre
! this week in Uncle Joe Ok Fritz in MadhOuse," In
which he has been seen at a number of NewYork
| theatres already.
ThIee new entertainers from England will APP
pear for tho first Time at To1y fa stOrst The he
S man Rso % danccs an IfSn hoppe e While Sit
ting on chair, and jig with one FOOT
and walldngstcS; MIS- May Oliver character singer
members Of the company are Frank Bush Miss Lottie
ellison Ross and Fenton liealey the miniature clown
and Devcre q debutant, Miss Gertrude Reynolds, the
Tolans, and ryan, the xylophone PLAYER B.. ~.
cast OF Straight TIP at the New Park Theatre The
has IN n a hon 8tnGr new features
testimonial the manager, MIR Rosenbalm, by Messrs
Rich and Harris, Mr. Dunlcvy and the members Of the
Gus williams and John F. Kelly and tle.r company
continue 10 present their iarcc-comedy and l. at
since Caimencta's rcappearance at Roster md BaIs
after her recent sickness. the Interest in her dancing
| troduced this week. among them being Dutch Dalv
and his copecrtlna, stebb and Trcpp, the Wartenberg
Chinese Fair" The burlesque Adams Temptation
with Miss Jennie Joyce as Adam, remains feature