New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
THE SPRING CHANGES.
EVIDENCES OF THE END OF THE THEATRE
Cal. SEASON.


ma ., tho p,casantcst occurrences Of the latter
mart Of the season will be tie return engagement Oh
,.e Kendals. Which will begin at Palmer's Theatre
tomorrow night and will last for only TWO weeks
The complete programme is as follows: fHs' "ecA-
Monday and Tuesday evenings ard saturday IhaIhee,
The Weaker Sex; Wednesday matinee = scrap Vi
,,onerp. Wednesday evening, " Impulse; Thursday
opd Friday "The Ladies' Battle" ana "A Happy
pair both new nero; saturday evening me queen
rhiIlinrs Second wcek-Monday and Tuesday evenings
orA wednesday matinee, "The Ironmaster'; WeoneS'
sav evening "a Scrap Of Paper Thursday ana ffuay
aThc Money Spinner" new here, and MY ohCle
wus. saturday matinee, "The Qneen's Shilling
evening" "Thc Ironmastor'
Miss Rosina vokes is one Of the accustomed har-
Ringers OF spring and she comes to DAYS Iheaic ulS
yosr little earlier than usual, beginning her engage
-. +horo Tomorrow night The bin for the nrst
eeb includes three of the little pieces that nave Oee
,onu,ar IN other years. They are a"Gamc OF Caus'
sw,r and Gown and "The Rough Diamond" sJerone
II Ierome,s "Frederick Lemaitre" and The Ihted
venus will be put on the stage little later
81 Alabama has caught decided popular fancy ana
+he Madison Square Theatre runs over every hlsh'
Tho nlay will be continued as long as other engage
ments will permit and 1t Is only regTeueu ''"' u va"
not tried earlier in the season. m
Ynuss Kate CIaxton and Mrs. Mckee Rankin VIII
.nnear nj the Union Square Theatre tomorrow hiS'
ta aThc Two Orphans They are good company
"a r,u civo an interesting performance Oh thiS pay
49, hos Rept for so long a time popularity mat
49, bolned 10 give II In the beginning at TINS very
theatre. .,-
ao,a ueads and Young Hearts" has been pleasantly
ceived by the frequeners Of the Lycoum Theae' Inc
NAV renews memories of old companies anu ou a'os'
- .h ;costuuinc of il renews memories OF old fash
CO.. mates. II will be played till t9e end OF the
season. an.-. ,o.o.no -
,r,o roxt landmark on the way Of " Poor Jonathan
-. enc casino will be the combination Of " floral
oisbts with the ooOth performance on April 20 IL Is
n,r nrohable that the opera VII be continued I'LL
nrnmer II is taking unquestoned place among the
casinos most decided successes.
Mics Fanny Davenport's production of cleopatra
e bringing good audiences 10 the broadway Theatre
comparisons with the former production at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre generally in favor OF the present
one.
An Indefinite run Us already announced for Mr..
Wllknsons Widows" at Proctors Twenty -thrd Street
Theatre II is piece OF the kind that usually shows
a tendency TO multiply the weather gets a little
warmer. Perhaps ID will thus be among the first in
The field for the summer campaign
.AI the Comforts Of Home" Mr.. Gilette's other
farce is still doing fairly good business at Herrmann's
Theatre II passed its 2O0th performance last week
and is now near the end Of its run.
aReilly and the 1907 reached its 122d performance
AT Harrigans Theatre last night. and its popularity
has not yet dwindled II may fairly rank with the
st already considerable Of Mr. IlarrgaD's successful
plays.
Betrothedn begins It's third week at the Garden
Theatre tomorrow night IL will be continued till
May 2. On Nav Richard Mansfield will begin his