New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
THE THEATRICAL EBB TIDE
no MORE PLAYHOUSEE TO CLOSD-NO
CHANGES IN ATTRACTIONS

II the present plans remain unchanged the tnentres
that ara now Open only IN number, Will stay open
all summer Nor are any more promised I'LL the "a
Of August This win leave four weeks for thls dulest
part Of tho year at the playhouscs. There vii not
oven be a new bin unless Mr. Mansfield should decide
10 provide one. "The Grand DuChoss' will be pre-
scented at the Casino week from Tomorrow nglt' ouO
it + not new
The only hope Of novelty rests with Mr.. Mansfield.
lie proposes 10 produce Slr Charles Coldsfeam ana 70
revive BOX and Cox at the Garden Theatre IN inc
course Of the summer. Ono change bas been made IN
tho weekly programme Mt tho Garden Theatre since
the policy OF Offering different plays from night 10
night was decided on II stands az follows:
Monday Prince Karl; Tuesday, :" Lean Drummer
Wednesday, " Don juan; Thursday "a fhrlsah
Romance; Friday, "Beau Brummel'; Saturday after
noon and evening, Prince Karl
apollo viii 10 sung at the Casino for only week
more and il will then be- succeeded by THE Grand
Duchess in order to give Miss Lillian Russell chance
70 be heard once moro in her lvone part before she
leaves the Casino. apollo will go on the road next
season with Miss Pauline LAlemand as Pytma anu
the cast In other respects the same as now MISS
Marie Tempest begins her engagement In THIS mousse
about October 15 In the company there VIII % Miss
Annie Myers, Fred solomon and one or two foTesn
artists whom Rudolph Aronson will bring over with
him.
The rehcarsals of "Jane" begin at the MadlSon
souare Theatre this week. FOur weeks Will be gwen
10 the careful rehearsng Of the piece Inc pay Is
sin running at the Comedy Theatre, LONDON "'"i0
It has passed It's Booth performances
strong hopes are expressed at the Broadway inca
ire that "Wango will be able TO Tin TIL octoOer D.
when DC Wolf IIoppers engagement ends. The COM
pany will then begin It's tour at the Globe IheatV'
ro,m. Next summer Mr. Hopper intends TO take
a vacation and rest In Europe returning In tlne "
appear again at the Broadway Theatre in November ior
a long engagement. Inn ~
one of the most amusing things about Inc l'r
and the Tartar7-and there are many amusing ui'hss
abuut H. of couT~c-is its CnimS To eNCluSVeHess' -
few weeks ago it announced Itself as the only comic
oDcr7 I'm town. The excuse for this was that tle
ether ent rtanmcnfs of somewhat similar character
then I'm town were called by some OtHcr utes y"
their h0usc.bls. But still more Interesting CIR
cuusanco was the advertisement OF Yesterdays ai''r
noon performance at Palmer's Theatre rs the " OnF
matinee IN town" since the Garden Theatre, the
Grand Opera House, the Eden Musee and Roster d
Bars all had matlnccs yesterday, It IS not easy 70 sec
inst what this could mean. BIT it served the purpose
Of bringing TIC name of The Tar and the Tartar be-
fore the pubc and that Is always the chief object In
such case.
At the Terrace Garden this week the following
programme Is offered: Monday Der Arme JON
ATTAIN; Tuesday, Nanon'; "Wednesday, The
Armorcr7; Thursday, "Apaiunc": Friday, Tho Chap
lain" SATURDAY, The Armorer.'
Omene, the Turkish dancer will make her FIRST op-
pearance at Kos'er Daps tomorrow. Miss Pegs
irydc, the English soubrctte, stln receives great
applause every night. The Austin sisters. in their
performance on the flying trapczc; the BrDatz
Brothers, the master acrobats and balancers; Gal
lagher and West and many Others will I'll ont the rest
Of the programme The new burlcsque :" le Olden
Time,,o with GINS Primo. Madge Leasing and Mildred
Stacey. has proved popular. The usual concert will
take place this evening.
A new Spectacle called "The Microscope has been
written and arranged for the company Of clever little
people known as The Lfputlans which appeared at
several New-Yor1 theatres last It win he
seen at The remOdclled Thaia Theatre.
Some months ago 1t 2nnOunced that Mrs. Agnes
Booth did not intend TO lie member Of A. VI. Palmer's
company next season At that time Mrs. Booth had
more or less distinct plans for ventures under
other auspices and in different lines. II was soon
after announced In The Tribune exclusively that she
This now seems yet more probable. Mrs. Booth does
not wish to travel when the company goes the
road, but sic Will probably be seen az Palmsr's
Theatre wlUn The regular Season begins In
Alabama and she IS likely to remain there at least
rs long rs that play Is kept the stage. She has
made different arrangements vet. and it is not at
all probable that she viii make any
Ms, Rose COyhan contributes AT frtlce 10 The July
number NJ Bedford Magazine" entitled "A stage
View Of the Modern stage 1t is clear and IN
orrsting statement OF the present condition Of drimalic
aGare. by one who IS in a condition - speak with
understanding. The article shows wide knowledge
and careful search. and is written in STYLE that
makes It thoroughly interesting and attractive