New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-31
THEY HAD TO RING DOWN.
STILL MORE OF THE THEATRES CLOSING
THEIR DOORS

THEIR DOORS.
Three morn theatres closed their season last night
AT the Union Square Stuart Robson's engagement in
"Te Henrietta has been genuinely prosperous and has
brought back much OF the failing prestige Of the theatre
But Mr. Robson feels that there is need to prolong an
already satisfactory season at time when resi- anu
recreation especially to be desired The s'ahuau
Theatre ended that has beeen on the whole
more eventful than gratifying, and the New Park mas
also closed its doors.
At the Garden Theatre Richard Mansfield continues
TO play "Don Juan" and The attendance Is declared 10
be altogether satisfactory 1t is said that Mr. Mans
field may conclude soon to publish his play.
The Casino roof garden has not been extremely
popuous the last week. but soon as the weatncr
Is decidedly warm 1t will assume its oldtme appear
ance. A flower show, to include large coilecuon OF
June roses will soon occupy the garden. "ilhm tue
next month number of graduating class theatre par
ties will see Apollo TWO OF these VIII atehu 'no
matinee next Saturday.
few weeks only remain Of the present engagement
Of Mr. willdnson's Widows at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre The company is to play for
few weeks in Chicago after leaving New-York and VIII
then come back here for long rum If it shall prove TO
be desirable.
The season Of English opera at the Grand Opera
- -. h.sr extremely nopuIar tins far al
Trovatorep has drawn large audiences for week, and
Martha, is to be offered tomorrow night and for the
rest of the week. "The Bohemian Grip Is next on
the list.
The Merchant" has not yet begun to fail Of appre-
citation at the Madison Square Theatre. 1t has still
month before It, special matinee will be given nexc
Thursday for the production OF Edward NJ Alirlends
MAY "The Lousianian." The period OF the play IS
from 1903 to 1915 The cast will include j. F. Brien,
n. c. Forester, Edward ]. Henley, Frank Lander
Wright Huntington, Charles Halleck r. F. Cotton
Daniel Jarrett j. P. Clark, Seymour g. Hess Charles
Drake Miss Virginia Buchanan Miss Mary Hampton
Miss Henrietta Lander and Mrs. Henry Vandenhof
The summer season at the Terrace Garden Is now
fairly begun and good audiences are enjoying the
operas from night to night The programme for this
week is as follows: Monday "The Princess OF Trebl-
zondep: Tuesday "The Bat; Wednesday. "Poor Jonac
than; Thursday, venetian Nights; Friday, "Gas-
parone," and Saturday. The Seven suabans.'
The continued popularity OF Reilly and the foo
at Harrigans Theatre is still to be remarked 1t VIII
end its present season and the theatre will close after
July T. but the play will be put on the stage again at
the beginning of next season for few weeks or sucn
time as shall prove profitable, before the production
Of the new play on which Mr.. Harrigan Is now at
work Nearly all the important members OF the COM
pany have been re-engaged.
Preparations going on Mt the Broadway Theatre
for the visit Of the graduating and furough classes
OF West Point on June 10. The house Will be deco
rated and special features will be introduced In
"Wang, The occasion will not be like an ordinary
college theatre party as West Point cadets generally
know how 10 enjoy themselves and at the same time
to show something Of the breeding Of gentlemen.
Robert Mantell continues to present The Veiled
Picture. at the Lyceum Theatre. On Tuesday evening
he will add as a curtain raiser oneact piece Dy
Nugent Robinson aud John Ernest MoOsnn eaiie'
"A Lesson in Acting"
"The Tar and the Tartar" Is still unfallingly attrac-
tive at Palmer's Theatre. Mr.. Askin SAYS that ne
has new opera by Audran called Babohn'' wmch
he means TO produce at matinee in the course OF inc
next month TO secure the rights. 1t may be given
later at the regular performances II successor W
"The Tar and the Tartar is needed
Miss Ene Ellsler who has not been seen at an
uptown theatre In some time, will appear at the Four
tenth Street Theatre tomorrow night in play new
here called "Mss Manning Her supporting COM
pany is headed by Frank Weston.
only one farce-comedy now remains In town. This
Is Aunt Brldget's Baby which is still serving out
It's time at the BijOu Theatre. Some new songs ana
specalties are promised for this week
Carmenclta will tomorrow begin her sXtyninth con-
tnuous week al Roster & Balls. She Will appear dur
ing Nav and June every evening except Sunday. and
then rest during the summer. This week Carmencita
will give all her dances, changing nightly Miss PegSy
Pryde will introduce new characters, songs ana
dances The rest Of the programme includes the
burlesquc Adams Temptation" Wood and SheppaIu'
the Wood family, Paul Saville and many others'
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall closed their season in Orange
last night on Monday they will appear at the
Dacre testimonial on Tuesday they will attend the
Actors Fund Celebration and on Wednesday they sail
In the Teutonic.
Mr. sothern's season ended in Montreal last night.
His usual metropolitan season begins at the Lyccum
Theatre In the latter part of August when he VIII
appear in n new play His company will be sub
stantialy the same as during the last season.
George Barrett, the brother Of Wilson Jarrett viii
begin his first American tour as star In september.
opening IN Boston. SIR Barrett Will present play
called Another Mans Shoes" by John Harrison and
two other new pieces
presented at the New Park Theatre tonight, when an
entertainment is to be given testimonial 70 Charles
j. Ross and his wife, Miss Mabel Fenton. John c.
Rice and George W. Monroe have agreed TO appear
In a buresque sketch. Harry Kcrnell and his brother
John are also 70 appear. The volunteers are
and among them are Misses Flora Moore, Lotie ellison,
Kate Davis and Minnie Dupree George +. Marion,
sallie Cohen. Richmond & Glcnroy W. A. Mack. J.
Bernard Dyllyn and Thomas lie Mack
Tho committee I'm charge Of the Dacre testimonial
has provided an excellent entertainment for tomorrow
afternoon at Primers. Mr.. and Mrs Kendall viii make
their last appearance this In "a Happy Par"
Miss coghian and members OF her company, will give
Nance 0ldfeld', Miss Rosina VoRes, will sing her
nautical son, "The Whale" Another feature the
bill win be the appearance OF Joseph Haworth a6nd
Miss Eaatlz 1sssksss W "a Mao Of tAe World