New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
IN THE SAME SCENES.
FEW IMPORTANT CHANGES OF BILL AT THE
THEATRES

The sumptuous production Of Tie school for scan
dal7 at Days Theatre Ia, proved delight to lovers
OF old comedy and the house j. constantly iI"d Win
some nj the largest audience. To- be- found ia the city,
Mr. DAILY f. having most popular ard successful
season ana the present play is contributing no' hun
to the generally satisfactory results Of it.
The week al the Metropolitan opera House VIII begin
IA morrow. night with Die Wdlhucro.7 ON wednesday
Mine Minnie Ilauk will appear for the first lime 10
"LAfrcarc7 which viii have IFS last presentation .of
the season on saturday afternoon. Die ""eti'i
dae1nmcnc7 viii be sung for the first time tins 'e'"h
OF Friday evening
The reception Of "John Ncciham's Double at
Palmcr's Theatre has been gratifying alike to the
author 10 the manager and to Mr.. willard There are
pleasing indications Of prosperous run FOR The ne"
piece Others are still in store for the latter part oil
the season.
Nerves" brings large audiences TO the Lyceum
Theatre at all performances and keeps them thorour'
amused. \ special matinee Is in preparation Tor he
afternoon Of March 2, when The ud, GA story VIII
be played with a cast including Herbert Kelley Mel
son Wheatcrof W. J. LcNoyne, Charles Walcot. FIJI
williams. Mis, Georgia Cayvan. Nil Ellie shannon
Mr. Charles Walcot, Mrs. WhiGcn and Mi-s stella
Kcnncy.
1t has been announced that Lawrence Barrett will
make Guido Feriauu" permanent feature OF his
rcpcrtory He feels warranted In doing this hy the
announcement that it has received IN tn" two weeks
lHHl u Hf' n"N If''H ItAtl az ll' i'''''' '''''''
will be continued all TIL. week and 30 successor for
it IL vet announced
Well pleased audiences have seen "~unli-ht and
shadow" at the Madison square Theatre within the las,
week. The company Ia, received a warm welcome on
II, return from it, short tour and Mr.. iarr' moro has
had warm welcome hi rturn TO the company
sidney Woolett viii begin hi, annual course or prcc
rcctals tomorrow afternoon. lis first programme
include, llortiu-" and Virginia from The Lays
Of Ancient Rome Whittier, I'm school bays Mllcr'
The Wonderful Wciu.7 Thackcry', The Canc-bot-
toned Chair and Longicllo0's The Monk Felix"
AL the seats at the Casino for next Wednesday
evening have been bought for the National Builders
Association, which will attend the performance OF
Poor jonathan" full force. In The remote future
when successor for the present opera needed 1t IS
proposed 10 present by Joseph IIclmsbcrecr The
composer Of the Dresden China ballet and it is In
tended next to present only the works Of Ger
man composers.
La TOsca7 will be continued by Mmo. Sarah Bern
hadt and her company at the Garden Theatre for tho
whole Of this week and the other promised attractions
such Cleopatra" and Jeanne d'AIc,7 Will bc de
ierred for the present Some Of them may be looked
for, however, before the end Of the engagement
The Two Orphans presented by Kate CIaXtnn and
her company, including Mrs. Mckee Rankin, NJ
tended by large audiences at the Grand opera House
last week. and 10 night it will be transferred
TO Niblo's Garden. The engagement IS for week
only.
party OF about fifty members OF the 9Th Regiment
will attend the performance Of Reilly and the 1907
at Harrigan's Theatre Tuesday evening. The party
will include General Fitzgerald General Emmons
Clarke, Colonel Daniel Appleton, Lieutenant Cooncl
George Moore smith Major w. II. Kip. Major u. VI.
StmsOn. Captain and AdJutant Palmer and Captain
Lydechcr and his rifle team. Edward Kemp extend,
the invitation The Celtic Club Of Newark. to the
number Of about sixty, will attend the theatre 10
morrow night.
Elsie Leslie is said TO have recovered entirely from
her illness Of last week. and she will play In The
Prince and the Pauper7 at llammerstein', Harlem
Opera House tomorrow night. The piece gives the
young actress excellent opportunity for display
Of versatility. II played for several weeks at the
Broadway Theatre year $40.
Nat Goodwin H. drawing and amusing a. large audi
ences 10 the B0u Theatre will hold with THE N0mi.
nee" II Is announced that the run NAV be continued
indefinitely new curtain raiser will take the place
Of The Viper the Hearth after this week.
Tho Munich company will play at every performance
at the Amberg Theatre this week and viii give two