New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
CHANGES OF SCENE.
PLAYS PRODUCED AND REVIVED AT THE
CITY THEATRES.

Rehan will make her first appearance as Lady Iea@c
and Henry Edwards will be seen for the first time as
| a member Of Mr.. Days company.
! The announcement Of the withdrawal OF German
opera the stage Of the Metropolitan opera House
after this winter gives additional interest to the re
mainder of the season. The Mastcrsinger' VIII DC
! sung tomorrow evening and on Saturday afternoon
and "LAfricaine" Wednesday evening for the iirst
time this season. "LOhengrin" will be repeated on
Friday night.
Nerves" will be played at the Lyceum Theatre TO-
morrow evening for the first time in this country III
is an adaptation the French by J. Comyns carr
and has had a long and popular run at the Comedy
Theatre. London It's character is much lighter and
more farcical than has been usual with Lyceum The
| atre productions
Mr. Willard has distinctly increased his popularity
by his acting Of the title part in Judah" at Palmers
| Theatre Opportunities to it should not be lost
by students Of genuine dramatic art. other plays
are to be presented in the Of the and the
NcwYork engagement ends in April. when Mr.. Willard
| is to appear at lIooley's Theatre, Chicago.
Lawrence Barrett will revive Francesca da Rimni"
| at the Broadway Theatre tomorrow night. 1t will
be played for only short time. Mr. Barrett is to
present play and probably two three more Of
| his old ones in the course Of his stay here.
The Tooth performance Of Poor Jonathan" at the
Casino tomorrow night will be celebrated in the usual.
fitting manner. The souvenirs will be muscboxes
lccted in Switzerland by MOccber, the composer of
the opera and they will play Of the music that
Miss Lillian Russell sings. The boxes will coored
| cartoons Of Jonathan. Some novelties will be in
PRODUCED in the performance OF the opera and the house
will be decorated.
Richard Mansfield is in the middle Of his engagement
at the Garden Theatre and drawing crowded houses
in spite Of the previous long rnn Of Beau Brummell
In New York The house IS peculiarly suited to the
style Of entertainment given by Mr.. Mansfield and
his company.
Tomorrow night. Robert Mantel begins an en-
eaccmcnt Of one week at the Harlem Opera House.
appearing in "Monbars,' which will be repeated
Tuesday ard Wednesday evenings. on Thursday Fri.
day and saturday nights and at the saturday matinee
Mr. Manell will be in The Corsican Brothers"
He Is supported by Miss Charlotte Bchrens Miss Min
ME Monk Miss Marie sheldon, Miss Katharine Perry,
Mark Price, b. T. Ringgod and Archie Lindsay.
Reilly and the 1907 continues to crowd Harrgans
Theatre as full as the people be packed into It.
and all seem to be thoroughly pleased with the play
and Its performance Mr.. Harrigan has lost no old
friends and Is making many new ones.
The Ambcrg Theatre IS 10 have lively week. The
last performance Of Der Armc Jonathan will be given
tomorrow and Tuesday night on Wednesday Miss
Eugene Schmitz will have benefit the occasion being
her twenty-ffth anniversary actress in New
York. The play Will Dee 90, These Menu on
Thursday the Munich company vii! come back after
lis prosperous tour and Will play Der Prozesshausl"
which will be repeated saturday. "The Crucinx
carver Of Ammergau' will be given on Friday. BY
special request
Miss EoSna volkes and her company are to play
The silver Shield at the Madison Square Theatre
for the rest Of their stay which IS for two weeks
longer. The attendance has been good thus far and
there have been several large theatre parties.
" rho Babes in the Wood viii remain at Nlblo's
Garden for only two weeks more. The piece has
many features that have made IT attractive and will
no doubt continue to do The ballcts ard the
>akcSpearean procession Of the last are received
with special favor.
The attendance at IerrmaL Theatre has been
better since the playhouse the other side tho
wall burned than IL before. The magician
will Introduce features in his entertainment
this week. including Tho slave Girls Dream" and
illusion called Iza," In which statue mysteriousy
appears and vanisheS
II &, now announced that the run of Men and
Women AT Prootors Twenty third Street Theatre will
be extended into March, the company which 10
occupy tie house February having been transferred
70 lcrriuann', Theatre An attempt will also be
made 90 postpone William Gillcte's Mr.. Wllkinson's
Widows"
\ period is 10 the run Of Blue Jeans at the
Fourteenth street Theatre 1t will remain for little
over a month longer and will have its last perform
aucc on February In the meantime the attendance
continues to be excellent
The County Fair" +, keeping up It's previous record
making satisfactory ending of its last season in
New York When It to other cities IL Will be
entirely now in them and Will at the same time have
a long though not cyentful history behind 1t.
Tony Pastor brings his company back to the
homo theatre this week. Il includes Miss Maggie
Cline. Edwin French. Miss Lottc Gibson VI. Leonce
and Nile Lola Rose Julian and Martin Julian, Basco
and Roberts. Cecil Lane and Nile Verona. Musical
Dale Kamoch. Pat Murphy. Abts Grccian Art
My ,tery and Tony Pastor.
A Tcxa, steer will leave the Biiou Theatre after
this week. which it, eleventh in New York II will
20 to the California Theatre san Francisco. and Will
return 10 New York in the autumn when IL has an
ENLARGEMENT at the Union square Theatre II will be
succeeded at the BlIou by Nat. Goodwin in The
Nominee
The Inspector will occupy the stage Of the Grand
opera House tins week. and some new features are
10 be added to IT, The Ion: list 81 actors in the com
pany includes I. azcr Coulter, Daniel Jarrett Byron
Dousa,, Barry Johnson. Collin Varrcy, Walter Osmond,
David Wailcld Willie Sanger William spencer Neil
singleton Frank Hamilton. Zen Morrison, Harry Carl
ion. Miss Ida Mcmillan Ml>, Harriet rorl, Miss Louise
Ecmug. Miss May Thompson little Edna and little
Eddie PluEkctt.
William II. Crane has but two weeks left .. his long
engagement in "Tc senator at the star Theatre The
piece will Lc play ed for the last time January 81
and NAV not be again I'm New York. Is Mr. Crane
expects to present when he comes naci nc1t
season.
Some old rccollecons have been brought up by the
performance of " Joshua Whitcomb' at the Academy
% Music. When the piece newer IL had a long
career. but mp last week it long since IL had
been 1t +, not intended to keep it the stage
for long
allcn and Hart have had good houses at the stand
ard Theatre with " Later on and they will probably
continue for the remaining week Of the engagement.
II Is announced that ship AhOy,' which Is now in
Boston. will resume it, interrupted after this week.
Lydia Thompson and her company will appear at
the New Park Theatre this week In farce called The
DaZllcr."
The United states Mail" Is the attraction for the
week announced at the Columbus Theatre.
The programme at Roster e ElalS this week will
be an interesting Carmchcita Of course heads
ihn IN Mhinh cOnilins. heedcs the Snanl,h dancer