New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-10
BEGINNING TO CLOSE.
THEATRES FEEL THE INFLUENCE OF The
WARMER WEATHER

about to close beginning to devote tne.r
to such attractions thought HosI macy " W
popular in the summer. The first to smut i'e aoors
wes NIblos Garden week ago, and the Lyoeum ana
the Ambcrg ended their regular season his' inei''
More Will soon follow the example.
At the Garden Theatre the preparations are lor IN
uninterrupted summer season. On MONDAY, luesuay'
Wednesday and Saturday nights Of this week Ar
Mansfield will play a Partisan Romance" ana OH
Thursday and Friday night and Saturday AFTERNOON
Prince KARL "Don juan Is In reheArSA anu VIII
soon be ready
The roof garden of the Casino will be In readiness
for opening In about two weeks. Erdelyi Naczl and
his Hungarian band will give continuous concert
from 80 O'Clock until midnight, and arrangements
are In progress whereby suppers can be served on
tho buffet after the performance of the opera
AprT0s will be witnessed tomorrow night by the
Mlers, National Association of America and men,
hers of the Produce Exchange. They win occupy the
entire auditorium. Huge sheaves OF wheat, impie-
ments of trade and other emblematc designs Will
form the decorations a supper will be served In the
lower foyer, and souvenirs viii be presented
Miss RosIna vokes and her company wnl give three
of the old favorltes Of their reperory at Days Thea
tire this week. Felix Morris win appear in Percy
Pendragon," Miss vokes In "My Miner's Bill" and
both in MY Lord in Livery" It is in MY Mliners
Bill" as everybody knows that Miss Vokes sings HIS
Fart True to Poll"
Stuart Robson will continue "The Henrietta at
the Union Square Theatre till the end of his engage
ment which lasts for the rest Of this month. Miss
Gertrude Conhlln will make her first appearance on
the stage as Lady Mary on Wednesday evening.
new comic opera, the third within eight days, is
to be offered tomorrow night 1t is "The Tar and the
Tartar" which Will be presented by the McCaull
Opera Company at Palmer's Theatre. The company
has long been popular hero and Will no doubt be
warmly received.
Mr.. wiIkinson's widows" continues to be popular
at Proctor's Twenty-thlrd Street Theatre. william
Gillette intends to start for Australia some time this
month IL his health shall permit 10 attend to the
production OF his farce there.
At the Madison Square Theatre for the last week
"The Merchant" has drawn good audiences and the
indications that 1t will make its way proSperousy
through the six weeks OF its engagement.
Frank Mayo will occupy the stage of the Harlem
Opera House this week. He will play "Nordeek"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and
"Davy Crockett" on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
An entertainment Will be given at Harrigan's Thea
TIRE this evening under the auspices of Meaghers Irish
Brigade Association for the benefit OF the widow Of
Captain P. J. Heay. The manager, NJ. w. Hanley
has taken deep interest in this affair, and has ar
ranged good programme. Mr.. Harigan has given
the Of his theatre. Mr.. Braham will be present
with his orchestra, and several OF Mr.. Harrgans COM
pany have volunteered their services On all the other
evenings Of the week and two afternoons Reilly and
the 400" will continue TO delight the audiences.
"A the Comforts of Home" will be played Mt Herr
mann's Theatre for only one week more, and 1t Is
likely that 1t will not be seen again in NewYork for
long time at least.
James ONeiI and Louls James continue their en-
gagement at the Star Theatre this week In The En-
voy." The usual announcements of changes and i'm
provements In the Of the first week Of play
are made In regard to this one.
"ODOwd's Neighbors" begins the last week Of its
engagement at the Bijou Theatre tomorrow night.
Tomorrow will also be souvenir night, and nothing
less than two tokens will satisfy the management one
Of the souvenirs will be bar of alleged silver bullion,
and the other large Illuminated copy OF Colonel niger
sors "A Vision Of the War;" Just what either Of
these has TO do with "O'Dowd's Neghbors" may not
be clear but little thought is usually taken Of such
questions
Miss Lydia Thompson who seems fired with new
ambition to act in every theatre in NewYork will be
seen this week at the Grand Opera House In "The
Dazzler' In her company are Joseph A. OFT, Max
Miller, Thomas j. Grady, r. S NOdne jr, Sherman
Wade B. Bedel, Miss Jessie Hatcher, Miss Annie Car
ter, Miss Alice Brigham, Miss Susie Mace, Miss Lilly
Madison Miss Meta Whitney, Miss Jeanette Peric and
Miss Blanche Arkwright.
The sixteenth and final week OF James T. Powers's
engagement in "A Straight Tip" at the New Park The
atre begins tomorrow night Mr.. Powers Will not be
seen again in this city until January This evening
testimonial will be given TO John F. Harley. Among
those who viii appear Miss Eoise Mortimer, JOSEPH
A. Ott the Dore Brothers, Miss Lila Linden, Miss May
Yohe, Ignatio Martinetti, Miss Rosa Lee, James
Powers Charles Reed Potter F. DAILY, william Collier
Harry Kernel, Ross and Fenton, Miss Minnie Dupree
George Lieb, and Richard +. Carroll.
Daniel Suy and his company will continue this
week to present The Millionaire" at the standard
| Theatre.
Ferguson and Mack will enllven the Fourteenth
Street Theatre this week with McCarthy's Mshaps.H
The company includes Charles German, George Crump
the three st. Felix Sisters and Misses Carrie Behr
| Lizzie Conway, Gertrude Fort, Lotte Nichol Randa
Florence, Marion vinton and Malta Ferguson.
"Iiome sweet Home" is for the present found at
! home at the Academy of Music, the home of Tho
Old Homestead 1t is one Of those pieces that base
their chief hopes scenery, and in this case there
are four heavy sets. There also plenty Of horses
| and mechanical effects
Again there are two stage representations of rural
life in town. The second is "A Midnight Bell which
constantly goes and returns, and will stay for this
week at the Columbus Theatre.
| De Wolf Hopper's many friends have formed
phalanxes around him az usual, and the Broadway
Theatre has been filed at every performance of the
| last week. Thus fur the career Of wang"
prosperous.
carmenclta will present the following dances al
panolc" "El Vita" and Gel Peteneraa Tho
specialties are Sherman and Morrissey Lille Western
and Lang and Paul ssyIIIe, eccentric. d Fred
in It's seventh week, and still one. of the best
liked features OF the programme. New songs fol
Jennie Joyce and Madge LEASING will be introduced this
week The usual concert will take place this evening
Miss FiollOtt Paget, who recently concluded her
engagement in "Aunt Jack" sailed for England yes
terday. Miss Paget returns TO America In September
10 play the part Of the Baroness In Augustin Days
"The Last Word the provincial rights OF which have
been secured by Frank DletZ for the season.
| Miss Coghlan closed her engagement at Palrners
Theatre last night In the double bill Lady Barter
and " Nance Oldfeh" On MAY Is she will open al
the Grand Opera House and revive some OF her old
ISsdSn ss e Ss the
bill.
Monday, June l, is the date upon which II is now
expected the EdOradO' on the Weehawken Palisades
opposite West Forty secondst, will be ready for open
ing with Bolossy Kiralfy's spectacle King Solomon.
| Work on the grounds Is going rapidly, and th:
week rehearsals of the ballet and sHpernumerares vii
| be begun.
The Emma Juch Opera Company-wthout Mis-:
Juchis announced to appear at the Columbus Theatre
for beginning on May %. The prncipa
singers will be Madame Georgne Won Januschowsky
Miss Carlotta Maconda Miss Louise Meislinger, Payne
Clark, William stephens Leo StOrrnOnt, s. H. Dudley
Franz vetta Thomas Guise and z. " knight
| Faust" "TrovatoTe,' Carmen" Rigoletto,' "rht