New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
PLAYS FOR HOLY WEEK.
HOW THE THEATRES WILL TIDE OVER THE
LAST DAYS OF LENT.

Tho proodwav Theatre was closed Yesterday on ac-
count OF the death OF Lawrence Jarrett ana IL VIII NC
closed tomorrow night, as wen. Tn 1ueSuaS h'ei'
Mr. pooth will begin playing again. appearing III
auon,,o4s lie will play "Othco" "Wednesday,
apicbol,cup ON THURSDAY, "Julius Caesar" on Fri
day and "IIanlet7 on saturday afternoon. On SAT
urday evening the company will appear without Mr.
Cooth in Romeo and Juliet
These are the last three weeks OF Mr. Wizards en-
cagoment at Palmeg's Theatre. The theatre VII be
closed on Friday Of this week, and an extra msmmec
Sav eyeins the last performance OF Wealth viii be
gwen. At the saturday matinee and at night uiG
dcman" wi, be given OH Monday. Tuesday and WedneS
dav evenings and for the balance OF the week 'uubh
4 Night or has proved Unexpectedly popular at
DAVIS Theatre, and it will be continued I'LL Fnday
evening when there will be no performance IT VIII
be played more on saturday afternoon ana III
the evening the revival of "Love's Labor Lost VIII
fake place Previous successes have caused the post
movement of the annual shacspeacan revival till this
late time in the season. and it can be Kept on The
stage for only short period
Nerves. and "The open Gate Will cnd their
career at the Lyceum Theatre early in APRIL anu VIII
be succeeded by careful production OF "Od ie"us
and Young Hearts, Mrs. Abby sage Richardson VIII
close her course Of lectures the carly English drama
on Tuesday afternoon, when she will discuss 'he worAs
NJ Ford Massincer and Shirley. The last OF sidney
Woolletts rccitals for the benefit OF the WSoh IL"
dustriaI school for Girls will be gwen on lh Su"S
afternoon his programme consisting oil selecDons 4o
Tennyson. .uo -.
ANTON sedrs orchestra will occupy the stage oi
the Casino this evening. The solosS engaged ior 'o
concert are Clementinc dc Vcre Emil Fischer Joih
Cheshire Clifford Smith, NJ Gould and victor hcr-
bert Poor Jonathan" is still extremely popuai' anu
there will be another celebration at the i'''h p'i
formance on April .. Miss Annie Meyers n'o wv"
engaged to appear in the Casino company heA. so'.
..Tbe Pharisee" and Dinner at Eight are iineis ~
Nfodi-
~ the season. Sidney Wooett will end his COURSE "a
noetical recitals tomorrow afternoon, giving INV
Xbyme of the Ancient Mariner" The bele VI '"u
paI,room. The Brook and The Passing OF ArIiur'
The theatre will be closed on Good FRIDAY. ,,
Robert Mante makes his first appearance III . ,
city for the present season to-hlofIo" n'e"V " T., -
Fourteenth Street Theatre, where he VIII be seen III
DocoI ,,rotucton of MOnbars,' which Is 10 DC given
viii, supporting cast including Miss Chario''e be"
rcns Miss Marie sheldon, Miss Minnie Hloi1h' 10.
Ethel Wallace. Mark Price, Guy LindSiey' IL. l. rT
cold G. W Vance J. y. Shewal Howard li'n' %
Fedris and f. A. Barron. ~, .
u d now said that Reilly and the 400 Will stay
., Uarriran's Theatre till the Fourth of july ana per
hans ALL summer. 1t will be given at specdi maj"
noe on April for the benefit of the Actors rum
arce and much amused audiences are to be iouhu
nightly at IierrInanns Theatre where "AH INC No,n
forts of Home, will stay for a long ume pIopao'S
Nothing is heard now about the lIlnch Oi 'ho "00''
that need 70 be thought so firmly established
souvenirs are again promised for the 2oOth pei
formance Of Men and Women at Proctors i"en'S
third street Theatre on Wednesday nleht lDie VIM
nc the last week of It's run in Ncw-iorh' At VIM "
succeeded on Easter Monday by william Gillette NJ
vrkinso5.s Widows" for which the cast mciuues
,n ,1ouo,o Mrs Louise Thorndyke BOucicault
r,oderick Fond Miss Henrietta Crosman Ihohiis
pr,rs Thomas WISE George Thompson, MISS MAUI
White Miss Annie Wood and Miss Lillian Leach
Thcre s said 70 be large demand for seats IN ID
vance for "Thc Power of the Press ~ INC ga, ,
Tbcatre and there is prospect OF its cononua'c WI
~ ,h season several large theatre parties nota-
blv one of 400 from the Manhattan @>' ~
have already seen the play.
"Thc County Fair has only one week iet OF Us 'olo
rim at TIC Union square Theatre. and II VIII 'on -
70 the Harlem opera House IT VIII be suc'ceoeu VI,
,r etaco that has known it long by piece caiic"
"Thou Shalt Not A., -. =, I've
rho CId Iloiuesteads is also near the emo oi It's
roor ~ tho Academy Of Music, and it VIII not gro"
creat deal older in New-ior III may io''" -.
future seasons but IL can hardly be eNpe.eu y,
achicve anything 70 be reSalueu d. Z"
rcpc,iton of its present run . , -. .,o
niou Theatre VIII be given by Mr. GOODWIN anu IL,
comnany ON Tuesday evening, and souvenirs VIII vv
aistr;l,,fca 1.-THE Nominee and BARBARA a'c e'"
PLAYED TO large audiences 49, n.u,,
There viii he more souvenirs at '"o w" n
rnco+-o where James T. Powers and his company VIII
c,roicbt Tin for the scventy-ffth time 10
y
ao,, ricbt This piece too is still doing saus
factory business -. -, . ,,cxcrpa,s
rirtations begins at Niblos Garden toihorro" Wv"
II ing and the weeks performance VIII Dc INC ' Y.
force in this city, McssIs. Barry and Fay having az
ready arranged for tue produouon A'A'
Scandal in High Life
tomorrow night viii be ioyousy celebrated at IohN
Pastors Theatre a. the twen'ysi% anniversary
Mr. Pastors management. Inc sf""a !uon'1 Cn,,,n
Many, includes Miss Jenny Hill. Miss Maggie Cii'i'c
Ionn and lanes Russell, the DAILY sisters Evans AM
1.r,oro ucctor and Lorraine Captain SlingSby, Mis-
Minnie rels, Ryan, The mad muslcian' anu ioN'
Pastor himself. ~ H..
Frank Daniels will appear at the Grand opera iiouS
,ris wool, in Little Irck," in which lie has bee
seen in Scw-York two or three tmHs before IL
tosed on I. An,tey'S navel wee Versa
The following are the announcements Tor inc VICE
at the Amberg Theatre: Monday. "aodoms E"uc >
TUESDAY Carl s,rc.tnaHr ard the first appearance q
Miss Adele Er.triu in Der Arne Jonathan, Neuhe
Oay. sodoms Endc;' Friday. first time. Ghosts
by Henrik I5scn saturday, first time, Paula LOG"
in "Flot'c weber, a., MI.
The Uanlon-Voitcr and Martinetu English Pant'
mime and Variety Company comes this week TO IN
columbus Theatre. 1t began the season al III
Academy of Music and gained good deal OF popular'
among lovers of this class OF entertainments
The members of the vaudeville company that ma
occ,risd tbe standard Theatre for the last week wi
give a conccr. ierc tonight. Tomorrow hght
farce comedy called L and 1" will begin an engag
ment. The company is headed by Gus Williams al
John r. Kelly. During the stay O. this piece "euhe
day matinces viii be given. -
Kost,r & Bla's concert hall presents Win tiH ope
,rc ~ thc week new and interesting things. ca
,nencta. the spanish dancer the GlinSeretii troupe
acroIats, ard the burieS1ue Inc Dloy ~ him.
"ra INTERESTING The following are the new NIUE
S,I;5n' the French mimic Woods and Mack, Ju "a
Tenncld. ventroQu.sl: the leaiH. III P nIny
1tc,rhcs and ElGoru. the iugGler. a new Duuricsq.
g. i'm Trrparat!on In which Miss Jennie Joyce VIII nat
her rsnpcnrance The usual concert VIII taNe pi''
this evening. ..-. - lor,o In piverial
Miss EnI, Morris is resting al her home IN nj a.
on the Hudson. ON March 30 me makc> iigr
anvcoIouce In this city in Odcttc' al tic toiuo.
Theatre II will he her only engagement IN Ne"i oi