New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
THE BUSY DAYS PAST.
SUMNER QUIET SETTLING UPON Ihh
THEATRES.

Va, more of the city theatres will be closed lnS
vnek Several are still doing an exceheh' o -,
IN spte OF the warm weather, but the nios' VI v.o
that are to be kept open through ti'e sUini =.
placed attractions on the stage that are eApo ~
run for a long time, and there VIII DC ho'io HWY ~
this season 49, ,x rr,,t y. tho
rodnction nv Richard Mansfield at the Garoen lheao
tomorrov night OF his own new pay I'm =,
Even with his old plays Mr.. Mansneiu la. 80
his nopularty in no uncertain way for uie i'e So, 80
weeks and the new one has long peen iooAeu II
10 with expectant interest IL has pNi" ~ ~ ror
tT.rt,ns W H. Crompton A. G. Andrews W. o. ~
- vincent sternroyd Harry Gwynette ivan
-. T. u Smiles Miss Ada Dwyer MISS na1'1
eo,aan Mics NJ. Holloway, Miss Minnie DupFee' @ 0'
Mard Monroe Miss Rolinda Banordge anu W
Beatrice Cameron. -. ,-dsn will
rha ueual attractions Of the Casino root garoen VIZ
he offered TO the public again tomorrow eVeh'ne nn
Hungarian band will give concerts, anu '''9 A"N ou
ont ON the floral display. apollo has gwen e'e,y
si1 ~ distinct popularity thus far and Will no oouD'
All the auditorium for o long time 10 come.
stuart Robson will remain for two weeks ionse, 80 ~
the Union Square Theatre, playing ho'nile ouS ~
henrietta, He will have two or three he" pia' -, ~
his repertory for next season. specai a'-n ,. .a
80 c,yen nm Thursday Of next week for the CHARITY iu
y. '. r. a. r, cn,adsra.a veteran Camp o. New-York
.Tho Tar and the Tartar" has made dlstni0.S
.orohta impression at Palmer's Theatre anu 'iio
McCauu Opera Company seems to have aoueu ~no'nei
IN It's long repertOry OF popular operas An ~
,,a haen constantly well flied ever since tne he"
piece was put on the stage - Ill,
The dramatic season at the Grand opera HOUSE wiz
honn,,v this week with several plays presented py
Miss Rose Coghlan and her company oreeTAo
>,p ,tu he nloyed to morrow and THURSDAY evenings
" Peg Woffngton- Oh Tuesday evening anu "euH'u'
afternoon London Assurance on weaesu,, aIsn rn;
inc and Lady Barter" and " Nance oldhelo' Oh FIJI
aav and Saturday evenings and saturday aioern'oii
cood audiences are still in attendance at the broao-
NAV Theatre where De Wolf Hopper and his company
ora nresentlng "wang." The present plans are ior
49, r,aca to rnn all summer and there seems no pre'
ent fnson to suppose that 1t cannot .,. .so
M posina Vokes enters tomorrow nlgho 'h ."o
sixth and last week of her engagement al D"is
o,re The bill includes "Tbe Old MusicEln mni0i'
has favorlte part for Nr. Morris, ana Inc oIi.u @
Rider, and "a Pantsmlme Rehearsal Oo'n "Ao"e '"'
most popular Of Miss Vokes's plaSs
fourth comic opera will enter the lists this week,
-. l.. q not altogether new one 1t Is snip Aiioy'
.b,ch will be heard at the Standard Iheaere "Heio
n was presented some months ago. IL Is a"i''N
that the present company Is new ,....-.....,
Miss Annie Pixey will reappear at tne roui'eon0'i
Street Theatre tomorrow night III hae' uio We.
n,av written for her BY j. c. Roach Her COMPANY
,,u include c. H. Bradshaw, p. F. Grinheii freueroh
sackett J. T. Burke, W. F. MacNlchoi 'oseph
prennan Miss Carrie Reynolds, Miss Anna DousiaSS'
Miss Molle RaveI and quartet OF SINGERS.
Az Uarleans Theatre Reilly and the 4oo' Is main
tanning a remarkable hold on the iaVor Vi '
aoers In spite of its long run, the approach Oh
eo T,.. ard tbe newer rival attractions all around,
A.. rd,onces are still as large the house VIII com
fortably hold. - -. .ho Nod,
aThe Merchant continues to prosper az the Madi-
sor souara Theatre The original engagement was
for only few weeks, but the play has the pri'ese
~ remaining at the theatre oil summer
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for q considerable time longer at Proctors twenty
third street Theatre The audiences are still exceleht
and their enjoyment Of the farce Is pmhlS e'iuen''
Announcements have been made OF the prooap'c carry
production OF the piece in London anu III <N"9'
Marie Hubert Frohman will occupy the stage oi the
Columbus Theatre this week, playing i"e "i"i'
The plav was seen recently at another OF the cl'y
| theatres and occasioned much Comment n week
rom 10 morrow night a season Of opera VIII begin
| a. this theatre Faust" being mentioned as the
probable selection for the opening. others mat are
likely to be produced are "Rigoietto' carmen
The Flying Dutchman,' I'll IroVa'orc' Ns"oh'
| Der Freischutzn Martha and The Bohemian
| Girl"
Munroe and Rice used to come together. This
vyeel, they come separately. George Munroc will
appear at the Bou Theatre and Will play the part of
Aunt Bridget In Aunt Bndgets BABY IL Is the
same part that he has been playing for some years
| in another farce comedy.
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to morrow night in farce comedy entitled knotty
Affair." 1t is written by Herbert Hall WinslOw and
| Is said TO have a plot
Miss Peggy Pryde, daughter Of Jennie HILL has
been engaged by Roster & Bal and will make her
first appearance IN this country tomorrow evening
Peggy Pryde is favorite at the London Music Halls
and said to inherit the versatility. vvacity, style
and geshculation of her mother. Another American
debut on the same date will DO made by Frazor and
| Allen musicians. Carmencta will present the dances
La Cachncha, FL Vito.' and " FL Petenera." The
| usual concert will take place this evening.
Edward j. Rice, treasurer Of the Standard Theatre
will have a benefit at that house tonight. Tho follow
| ing people will appear: Gus Williams, John T. Kelly,
James Radcliffe, Richard = Carroll, John Walsh, John
Sparks the Clipper Quartctte, Brooks and Denton,
Albert Averschou william A. Prime, Thomas F. Casey,
Thomas A. Balyntyne. Hdnes and Vdoeq, David
Bimberg James IL. Griffith. Miss Flora Moore. Miss
May Yohe, Miss Della stacey. Miss Eoise Mortimer
| and Mrs. George A. Smith
"Guido Fcrranu." In which Miss Minna Gale will
appear next season. be presented under its original
| title Tho Duchess OF Padua."
The Lyceum Theatre wiz reopen on May rs for