New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
THE THEATRES AFTER LEM
DULL SEASON STILL-BILLS FOR THE
COMING WEEK


three or four weeks previous. There are ways TO ac
count for IT, OF course there has been bad weather and
the Greatest Show on Earth" in town; but the
managers generally are inclined to accept IL phio-
sophically as the bad end Of bad season. some
houses have been we'll attended. as they have been all
along but they are extremely few.
Dalys Theatre win be the first TO close its regular
season "Loves Labor's LOST will be played for only
week more and then the company will begin its an
nua tour and Miss Rosna Vokes will take possession OF
the home theatre for her annual spring engagement.
This early close Of the arranged before IL
began as plenty Of time desired for extensive i'm
provements that are to be made in the house.
Tho season OF Mr. Willard and Mr.. Palmers COM
many though not that OF Palmers Theatre. Will also
end in another week. For three nights, beginning to-
marrow he will play John Needham's Double ana
for the rest of the week "Judah" Mr.. Willard VIII
make a short tour before returning to England ne
will be followed at Palmer's by Mr. and Mrs kendal.
The production of odd Heads and Young Hearts
Mt the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow night is announced
nc tho beginning of series OF annual oldcomedy re-
vIvaIs The present selection does not seem to be so
extremely old being written by man who has been
dead only few months but perhaps the comedies VIII
get older as they 90 on. 1t will gain something IN
odfashioned effect from the costumes OF inc perou
that are TO be worn. -
"Poor Jonathan" Is enjoying its seventh month Oh
prospety In the Casino and the ravages OF time have
iof no marks on either the performance or the houses
Rudolph AronsOn is preparing for oeiepiatoh Oh
Tuesday evening" April g. 1t has been customary az
the Casino to have annual floral nisho, anu .s Sei
IT, will occur on the evening Of the 2OOth performance
of Z" Poor Jonathan $780, ,,.
The varied season of the Madison Square Theatre
seems likely to end without further change Oh pro
gr,rme The pictures of Southern life In Alabama,
and especally the finished acting OF the piece nave
pleased the audiences thus far so much thaO IL Is ho
likely that 1t will have any trouble In holding the stage
for the few remaining weeks before the company Dc
gins It's travels.
IL Is announced that Mr.. WllKlnsohs "iuo"S
will be continued at Proctor's Twentythlru otreeo
Theatre for the rest of the and perhaps into the
summer The only engagement standing In It's way
has been bought off and it can proceed rejoicing aS oS
as IL has anything TO rejoice about.
Miss Rose Coghan makes her first appearance in TINS
city for the present season tomorrow highC az 'ne
Fourteenth Street Theatre where she Is to play Tor one
week ONLY presenting her impersonatlon OF reg "oE
fngton in her own version of Charles Reades MASKS
and Miss Coghlan has the assistance OF an eX
celIent company John T. Sullivan will be seen as Sir
Charles Pomander, Thomas Whihen as 1rlplet Lnhe
Martin as Colley Cibber, Miss Beatrice Moeiahu aS
Mabel Vane Jennie Weathersby as MIS- lnpieV' h'Vt
Baker as Kitty Give and Walter Eytnge as ouh' AZ
every performance Miss Coghan will introduce her
famous Irish jig
Mics Fanny davenport continues her performances OF
Cleonaras at the Broadway Theatre for the present
The attendance has been good thus far ana the pro
ductIon is perhaps little superior 10 tat at tho run
Avenue Theatre earlier in the season. ms evening
Colonel Robert G.. Ingersol will repeat MS lecture OIL
Shakespeare , "a
aBetrothedo has still several weeks to remain at
Tho Garden Theatre 1t Is one Of the most sump-
tuously mounted plays that has been seen In lolR
in long time and the cast includes several favorte
actors. -, ,oo, ~,
A. uarriron,s Theatre "Reilly and the 400 con-
Times TO delight multitudes and there Is no fang OH
in its popularity prosperity. 1t will be played at
a special matinee tomorrow afternoon LOT Iho oeh''''
Of the Actors Fund Of America
Miss Julia Marlowe will play this week at HAM
mergten,s Harlem opera House. 1t will be her irst
appearance on the stage since her severe sickness Oh
last autumn when it was feared Tor ulne Inao sho
could not recover.
@All the Comforts Of Home" seems settled az Herr-
mann,s Theatre for considerable stay few changes
hove boon made in the cast recently. The Tooth
performance with handsome souvenirs Is announced
for Friday night
aTbe Nominee still remains at the Biou Theatre
and is still accompanied each night by jerome H.
Ieromes Barbara" Miss Mabel Amber mas no"
returned to the casts OF both pieces.
"The Power of the Press" will begin us iourtn "eeh
at the star Theatre tomorrow night. 1t is said that
tbo niece will make long stay, and arrangements have
been made for its presentation in other cities next
season. Wednesday matnees and souvenirs Tor the
Gft,cth performance are under consideration
Though II has left It's old abode at the Union Square
Theatre. The County Falr' has not yet LETT
Nev.York 1t will be seen this week at the
Grond Opera House. with the same cast
that is already familiar in it, including
Robert Fischer, John b. Maher Julius Scott Herbert
Carr George Erro Allie Phillips, Are Storey, joseph
slyers. A. Anderson. Miss Marietta Nash, Miss May
TavIor. Miss Stella Barclay, Miss Edith Wilson ana
Neil Burgess. -
"A Straight TIP continues to do large business
at the New Park Theatre. Mr.. Powers introduced
number of novelties in the programme last week. To-
morrow night there will be important addition to
,bc cast in the person OF Miss May Irwin, who viii
play tie part Of Bcdclla.
GINS Williams and John T. Kelly and their company
will continue TO play U ard II at the Standard The
atre for some time longer
At the Ambecg Theatre this week the following pro-
pramme is announced Monday. Stpitmann in The
GIpsy Barons Tuesday, Die Haubenlerche'; Wednes-
day. &" Die Haubenlerche'; Thursday tby requesD,
Ibsens Ghosts" Friday, eeappearance OF the Maen-
chener "The CruchX Carver of Ammergau", Satur
dav the Muenchener In Der Melneidbauer' 900
Miss Lottie ellison returns to Tony Pastors Theatre
this week. Miss Fl1ra Moore remains, anu y
DAILY Joins the company bringing MS yer, i,i ,
him The company also includes sheIel anu B ImB,
Conroy and Fox; Derya the contoTtonls' h " fnn
MoTeno with his dos ae'or'' anu N'"" 'A0 -'''i'
musician. , ~, ,. IIo,.,. 7 mn
will be seen in his familiar impersonation OF JACK
Manley in @The Stn Alarm ...--,,,,.,...
The Homestead IS exhibiting lJseH LOT ule Itst
times at the Academy Of Music g 1t IS month ~
thn month ~ Nav and then "The Old Homestead"
will Weld its ground to another play dealing with coun
try life and called Home. sweet Home . a., ,,oou
The managers of ''ThOu Shalt Not" at tho union
Sonare Tbeqtre announce that il is rumOred that a
sensation will introduced IN the course OF the coming
week Those who feel attracted by the promise OF
acnsaton will doubtless take note Of the " rilnor"
Carmencta's new dance, " PdnaderOs," and the new
burlesque ADAMS Temptalons' will begin their sec.
ond week at Roster Bals tomorrow strong array
Of specalties has been engaged for this week among
,hep Sfehh and Trepp eccentric comedians: the Wur
ienberg Troupe OF acrObas and contortonsts ana Lot
lie jackson The usual concert will take place TINS
evening. , -, -. , 7, uo,rod,.
This evening J. VI. Hill will Introduce j. b. kennedy
T., his entertainment at the Union Square Theatre Mr.
Kennedy has recently returned afer TRIP abroah Ill HIS
rerformance OF hypnotism and mesmerism.
Henry f. Dixey will appear for weeks engagement
T., q G,s seven Arcsp az The Grand Opera House be-
Dining on Monday April 49, after which he VIII play
Similar ncagements in Brooklyn Newark and Williams
burg. =. - H., . .,ror,ou
at Academy of MnSiC be-