New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
CHANGES OF PLAY BILLS.
IENTEN ACTIVITY AMONG THE ClIi
THEATRES

eented three pIays each Of which has formed one "a
the distinctly marked incidents OF the thea'c'
and tomorrow night lie will offer lour'"' .,o
wealth. by Henry Arthur Jones. The cast ior tiie
MAY includes Miss Marie Burroughs, Royce 'iic'o'
SAINT Matthews, Harry Holiday, Charles HarDars'
Fanny Jackson E. W. Gardiner Percy WINTER Nii''
Katharine Rogers Harry Cane. Louis Masse"' ''''
Bessie Hatton, IL. e. Lonsdale and II. Hartihs'
The season at tie Metropolitan Opera House enus
with this week. and it is likely TO be iohs UNIV "
fore grand opera in German is hearu a9alh "',.'
fine nresent scale at all events. Die Wah'iere VIII
be sung tomorrow night, and oesnl0"
Cioetterdammerung" on Wednesday anu fi1"'
" Lohenprinn will be given at the saturday malinec
Mr. DAILY announces for tomorrow night the hisV
ncrformance this season Of "a Night on wic" van
be continued till he is ready TO put Loves hfooi
Iostp On the stage The StOddard lectures VIII emu
this week. the last OF the three courses y" ,
Passion Play Of 1890 ut Oberammergau' Delns sN'''
On Monday Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
Mr. Booth and Mr. Barrett will present 'ariou
,,o,r,rrro a+ the broadway Theatre this week. VII
.h erst tbree evenings and Saturday afternoon nam
let , will he played with Mr. Booth as HahieU anu '''
porrott as the Ghost. "Othello' VIII De gwen VA
Thursday and Friday nights with MI bootii 40 ~
and Mr. Barrett as Othello on THURSDAY anu WIZ" '
Booth ms Othelo and Mr.. Barrett rs laso OIL rliua'
Mr. Barrett will play without MI boo'" u" '"'"'
night i'm Romeo and Juliet A.,
"N'
Casino. and the Tooth by Mr.. Aronsoh'S road coin,
many will he celebrated tomorrow night the latter a'
the Park Theatre, Brooklyn. Tho souvenirs !" NC
used in both theatres are handsomely bouhu oooA
containing the musical gems OF the opera anu WV Va
Miss Lillian Russclls solos arranged for the pdholo0
The outer covers are of heavy embossed paper t'ci
blue and on the front page, photographer III many
colors are the several characters standing anna lle
letters of the title large caricature of Jonathan tie
cast and the inscription "Casino' PafK lhe''''
Souvenir Night-'Poor Jonathan
Nerves. still retains its popularity az the Lyceuih
Theatre where it passed its ffcth performance last
week. novelty is promised for some time later III 'ie
aooson. .The Old, old story will be presented at
thc special matinee tomorrow afternoon by cNs'
including nearly all the leading members OF the regular
company Mrs. Richardson's lecture on Tuesday
afternoon will have for its subject Beaumont and
Fletcher
G. Uaddon Chambcrs's adaptation from the French
Love and War; will be seen for the first time here at
the Garden Theatre tomorrow night. The cast VIII
include Mrs Berlan-Gibbs, Arthur Dacre. Eugene
Ormondc. James Wallis and Miss Amy RoSelle
Sunlight and shadow" will be continued for only
one week longer at the Madison Square Theatre and
will be succeeded a week from tomorrow night by
The pharseco The new play has parts for Messrs
barrymore. Bell, Robinson Harris, Woodruff, MlllWad
and Fax. and the Misses Brooklyn and Miller.
The announcements for the Amberg Theatre this
week are as follows Monday. Emil Won der osteh
in The warplan": Tuesday, Carl stretnann In The
Iicggar- student Wednesday Emil Won der osten IN
The Old STUDENT Thursday, streitmann in Z" Der
Armo Jonathan; Friday, Osten in /" Honor saturday
matinee Osten in The ronNaSter'; evening, Paula
Locwc in THE Girl with Money!
Miss Amy Lee, some time ago known to the adj
mircrs Of Mr.. HarreaTs company. has been
rc-cngaged by the manager, NJ. ". Hawley.
and will be for the first time in Reilly and the
1907 at IIarrigln'S Theatre tomorrow night Large
audiences st enjoying the types OF the under
side Of NcwYork life that the play shows.
At the Columbus Theatre this week Roland Reed
will mako his first appearance in Harlem. and his
only In Ncw-York for this season. playing David
u. Lloyd'5 comedy. The woman-rIater' II has been
done I'm New York many times before and has always
been received with marked favor.
The Nominee IS popular as ever at the DijOu
Theatre. and Mr.. Goodwin and his associates keep tho
audience In good humor. Jerome X. Jerome's Bar.
bar' opens each performance and forms contrast TO
the farccal humOr Of the longer piece.
"Al the Comforts Of Home is likely to be continued
for long time At Icrrmanns Theatre. and the busi-
ncs, there is all that could be desired The Tooth
New York performance. with souvenirs, IS announced
for April 10.
Men and Women will close It's career at Proctor's
Twenty third street Theatre on March -. the 20Oth
performance being given March -. lis tour after
leaving this city will include Chicago Boston, Phla-
dcphla, Cincinnati, St Louis san Francisco and Port
land. ore 1t will be succeeded mt PrOctor's BY Will
lam Glllcttes Mr.. Wilknson's Widows" the cast in.
Guiding Joseph Holland. Frederick Bond Thomas
Burns. Thomas Wise, George Thompson Mrs Louise
ThOrndykc BOuclcault, Miss Henrietta CroSsman Maud
White, Annie Wood and Lillian Leach
The company Of the Harlem Opera House will pre-.
sent lb,cn', The Pillars Of society" tomorrow night
and through the week. The actors take part in it
are j. T. >tudlcy, Miss Constance damblin Miss Idea
NacDonell. Miss Clara Baker Rust, Robert billiard.
Miss Henrietta Vadcrs, W. r. Melville. Alexis Mark
ham. +. II. stevens, Royal Roche. f. SOldene Powell,
Mis- Ida Van ,lclcn. Edwin Bclknap. j. L. otto
meyer Mrs. Charles Edmunds, Mrs Charles T. Peters.
Mis- Hattie Bailey Miss Olivia and Miss Elmira
Mss Jennie Hill has gained decided popularity at
Tony Pastors Theatre. and is adding 10 il with every
performance The list Of attractions for this week
also includes Harry Kernel, Miss Maggie Cline, Ross
and Fcnton, George Holloway. in his remarkable act
unsupported ladder. twenty feet In length; tho
Rogers Brothers, sam Dearn slcdmans trained dogs,
and Walter Plummer and Miss Kitty Burke.
". j. Seaman makes his first appearance in this
city for the present season tomorrow night at the
Fourteenth street Theatre. opening in Niles Aroon"
which i, TO have special production, with handsome
scenery, costumes and accessories. and with sup
porting cast including Miss Matte Ferguson Miss
stella Tcuton, Miss Mile Sackctt, Charles Mason.
Thaddcus shine, Robert McNar and little Constance
Wallace. Mr. seaman will sing several Of his mos,
popular songs.
The Old Homestead IS undoubtedly In the home
stretch the Academy Of Music, Of which 1t will take
leave for several seasons, it is said, on May >. Ar
rangements for lis presentation in other cities
a long time in advance and Its early temperance in
New York Is therefore improbable.
From Sire to son" is the name Of the play to be
offered at Nibo, Garden this week. with Milton Mobiles
in the leading part. The play has a wide range TO
scene. beginning in Nuba. Cal. continuing in Venice,
and ending the Rhine.
"A straight Tip has made way for its continuance
at the New Park Theatre by inducing another at
traction booked for the house to stay ont of town.
The inevitable souvenirs in preparation. The
houses are still large.
Mr.. Potter. Of Texas will leave the star Theatre
at the end of the week. Elaborate preparations arc
going on for tho production there a week hence, of