New-York tribune., 1891-03-01
NEW PLAYBILLS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE WEEK AT THE
THEATRES.

. n, tl,e season. Tie attendance at the most Oh tlo
I.vbou,c, /, siu fairly good. though little Is uSuAS
| cxn.cted at this time Of the year. D.
! Fivin Bootii's first appearance in New -lorN LOT
49,, ..,.o, will be made at the Broadway Theatre to-
,orroy night lie Will play Shyloch in the Nor
! chant of Venice with Mr.. Barrett as baS'illo
| This plav will be repeated on tie ioh0"Ihs wv
| NIGHTS and ut the saturday matinee. ON lnu''u1y ~
| and Friday nights Mr.. Booth and Mr. BarrcVU "li
| 80 seen in "Julus Caesar" and on saturday hls"'
| Nr. Barrett without Mr.. Boou' VIII pay
| da Rmini.' uruo School
| The fftieth and last performance OF Inc oc"o'i
for scandal will be given at Days Theatre 'omor
| ROW evening and Tuesday evening "FerFo', o'o
p,ydgaI or the Prodigal SON. VIII bc presehVcu o
| the first time. The play has no words Dut " "-o
| music bv Andre Wormser. Mr.. stoddains lecln0'
wu be continued each morning at IL O'Clock l"o
| .hi, - IN. thrco courses on sweden the queen
NJ the Balticn will be given tomorrow and on lucS'
| d,v and "Wednesday mornings, and the lourlh' u"
| . Norway the Land of the Midnight SUM- VIII oCoup'
| the rest Of the week - ,,.o
Onlv a little remains Of the season nj inc ''e'o
nolitan Opera House. ~Tannhaeuscr' viii be suns
| tomorrow night. and Carmen for the last uhe Oh
| Wednesday, The Barber OF Bagdnd' VIII be EVeh'
together with the ballet Dresden China on FfluaS
| night Die Wakuere' will have It's only Ih'uico
performance on saturday. There will be an eA'I"
performancc on Tuesday night for the DehchI Vi uo
chorus when Fideio7 will be sung for the mst uc'
"Sunlight and Shadow" VIII remain AT tlc Md'i'o'
eouarc Theatre for two weeks more, and VIII tch Dc
| succeeded BY "Thc Phar,cc." The programme io'
sidney Wooett's recital tomorrow afternoon lhcldcS
| Tcnnvsons Alymcrs Field" Mrs. Browning INC
Romance OF the swans Nest Lon-fcli0"s l"o
| Ch,Idrcn's Hour" and Eurnss "To Field Aiou,e,
| Nine Sarah Bernharlt will make two changes oi p''i
| at the Garden Theatre hi, week. she VIII pl"S
Fedora on the first three evenings ana Neu"c,"'S
afternoon. and Camille" the remaining evenings
and saturday afternoon. This week ends Mmc' bcr''
larlts present engagement In Ncw-Iork
." John Nccdham's D0ublc,' which has been the mo''
popullr perhaps Of the three plays thus far pre'cu
by Mr. Willard at pllmcr's Theatre this season. H
likely soon to he taken from the stage to make way
for others now in rehearsal IN which IS the intention
that Mr. Willard shall appear before the end oil ms
present The present opportunities to sec 'D''
play should not be lost.
Poor Jonathan clin-s tenacIously TO IT. popularity
AZ the Casino. The preparations for the 1'oth per
! f1rmancc a week from tomorrow night appear even
more elaborate than Is customary for such occasions
\ choice collection Of plants and flowers from pfiVHlo
conservatorles Will be placed in the lobbes ana the
! usual promises Of souvenirs are extended.
| Nerve /, stilI pleasing large audiences ut the
! Lyceum Theatre and the hftcth performance viii be
observed with souvenirs Thursday evening Mrs
Abby sage Richardson will lecture on Ben Jonsoh'
| on Tuesday afternoon. ON Friday afternoon at a
spccial matinee Ib,en's "Thc Pillars Of society Will
he PLAYED by graduates Of the American Academy Of
| the Dramatic Aarts The cast will include George
| Fawcctt, Walter Bellows. Il. O. Jenkins Percy west
Thomas Obcrlc. Foster Patt, Mis- Alice Fischer M'S
| Maudc Banks and Miss BESSIE Tyce.
There +, no falling off as yet in the attendance at
lIauirus Theatre II Is a small house ard II seems
to take long time for all the people who want to sec
Reilly and the I0O7 to ct Into the building II has
been suspected however, that Of the people came
more than once.
Husbands and Wives" Will begin it. third week at
Hammcr-tcin's Harlem opera House tomorrow night,
and Fra Gacomo" VIII bo added TO tie bill AS a
curtain raiser. Next week The Pillars Of society
will be given. The company T. - bc enlarged for this
play and Arthur yo,chtlin I, painting scenery.
Icrrnann's Theatre /, crowded AZ nearly every per
fornancc ard The audience, give abundant evidences
u being amused. AN the Comforts Of Home seems
! likely to be continued for a long time.
! Men and Women has reached rs sixth month at
Proctors Twenty third street Theatre. Its career Is
even uncvcntfIl. and there Is nothing to record
In relation u IT, except when it reaches one Of tho
souvenir stages. fifty performances apart. The next
Of these Will bc the 2O0th presentation and IS duo in
| a few weeks.
The weeks programme at the Ambcrg Theatre IS
| announced as follows: Monday, Car srtmaun. in
| The Double: Tuesday, Emil Won der O,tcn, in
" Der IIucttcubc-ltacr"; Wednesday, "Thc Double"
| Thursday, Emil der Ostcn. in "Ultlmo"; Friday,
! Tho Doublc"; saturday. Emil Won der oscn, In
! william Tell
Mis- Annie P&lcy VIII bo seen in two plays this
week at the Columbus Theatre. on the first three
! nights and Wednesday afternoon she viii give The
Dcacons Daughter" and for the rest Of the week her
new war play, Kate written BY James c. Roach
! Numerous songs are introduced In each piece
Miss jenny I'M hls gained immediate popu-
Iarty at Tony Pastors Thca'r. Her representations
! II characters nom East London novel here and
| decidedly Interesting. The company for this wcch
also include, Harry kcrnr Miss Maggie Cline, Ryan
and RchGcd Ross and rcnton, the Love sisters, the
brilliant Quartcttc Jose Lcwl, Tanala Ats Grccan
| Art Mystery and Tony Pastor.
"Thc Old Homestead" il sim at homo at the Acad.
envy and much settled institution In
Four;centhst. as Tammany Hall l. g. not in reality
quito 50 firmly rooted. however. a.. .,l disappear
| at the end II this season.
"Barbara~ la proved attractive addition TO thu
programme at the Bilou Theatre. The audiences arc
almost uniformly large and Mr. Goodwin likely to
| PLAY The Nominee for "A long time
| Blue Jeans viii ond its long run at the Four.
tcenh street Theatre this week and viii then 20 10
| Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago. W. J. Scanlan
comes 20 tho Fourteenth street Theatre March for
an engagement of two weeks, playing Myc, Aroon."
Harry Lacy Will occupy the stage OF the Grand
opera House This week with The Sull Alarm Tho
cast includes Frank Norcro,5, Charles Lothian Joseph
| Wilkes. L. f. Rand !. j. Pallas. VI. j. Gallagher.
| Master Yorr. Mr. Dhumcy, II. Daus, Miss Julia Ar
| thur Mis- Wccyc Vivian and Mrs. sol smith.
Mr. Potter Of TcXa,' will soIourn at the star The
arc for two weeks more and will then begin It's tour.
II VIII bc followed Al the star March rs by " The
Power OF the Press Among the recent additions to
| the company that IS to play the pcco Miss josie
| Wmcre. who is to play the part OF ncwsbOy; ltlo
| Dot Clarendon MyrOn Calcc William Davdgc, Charles
Dadc, c. II. Leonard, Mrs. John d. Findly, G.. Il.
sprasut, Frederick Perry, John Mathews, Augustus
Frankel. Charlie, &. Craig. Edmund Earle, l.. W.
! Browning and J. T. Clarke
Large audiences assemble regularly at the New
Dnr.r TIaatf tn an1l CDn-
pany in - Straight TIP The Thursday matinecs
almost rs popular as the evening performances.
The Clcmcnccau Case" VIII be offered at Niblo's
Garden this week I'm version differing sOmcwhat
| from that which has been here before. Miss
| Blanchc Cartlssc Will play The part OF La.