New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
THE PLAYS NEARLY DONE.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTION MOSTLY OF THE
SIMMER SORT

week remains OF The Grey MARE ~ thc
Lyceum Theatre. The theatre will then remain closed
until the return OF Mr. sothcrn In August THE Grey
Mare has been OF the best successes OF the Lyceun
season. The acting at the theatre for the last year
has shown high artistic results. These we've seen I'm
&" Lady Bountifi" squire Kate" and The Grey
| Mare as well as in the ODe-act plays " The White
Rose and The Organist.7 The most Of these PLAYS
will be performed by the company on its coming sum
| mer tour.
The Robber of the Rhine" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre is practically "a novelty. having been per
formed Yet but and il is the only one for the
present among the theatres. IL Is novelty enough Tor
the present have the Fifth Avenue opsn at ALL Com
| ment on the new opeeta will be found In another
column.
\ good play old as IT. IS will be presented In
notable manner at the Grand OPEN House this week
II is The Two Orphans" witch has 50 often
returned and never without a welcome. Miss Kate
ClaXt)n will Of appear aS Louise. Miss Nioi
Allen. formerly leading lady with Joseph Jefferson. Will
play Henrietta. Miss Helen Tracy viii be the Countess
and Miss Marie Bingham and Miss Cara Dome will
plnv Mother Frochard and Marianne respectively.
Among the men, Charles A. stevenson rs Jacques Fro
ohard. Mark Lynch the Chevalicr, George Foster
Plat as Ircrre. and W. j. Constantine the Count
the most prominent.
AT the Garden Theatre 4" Robin Hood gratfes as
many people at each performance can lind plnces.
The opera will for four weeks more. and both
the company and the theatre gocrs likely 10
greet that the time is short The possibilities Of
the Madison Square Garden n place OF numerous
and varied amuscmcnts will be reached tomorrow
night with the opening OF the roof garden. The
summer season In the smphitheatrc Will aso begin Ia
night with concert By Gilmore's band. as
sisted by Miss Ida Klein, SignOr Campanini and sig
sartoii
." lima gnation.' sidney ROsenfeld's farce. has
had u week at the Fourteenth street Theatre and will
remain for further une. II will PROBABLY b.
continued till the weather becomes 50 warm rs 10
make the closing OF the theatre seem advisable.
The Casino roof garden will open for the summer
season on Wednesday evening. with collection Of
imported and domestic variety entertainers. rh,
class of entertainment is here the garden itself
has been enlarged. and II Wall no doubt be more at
tractve than ever before. 1.-The Child Of Fortune
still holds the stnge, and will be continued for some
time. Rudolph Aronson is expected to arrive from
Europe to-day.
At the Standard Theatre Friends will BE- con
tinued for week and possibly longer II the
weather does not grow too suddenly hot. In the
autumn the play will attempt IL tour.
Tomorrow evening the Digby Bell Opera Company
begins the second month Of It's engagement In Jupiter
at Palmers Theatre. special matinee will be given
70 morrow afternoon. On Tuesday evening Mr.. Bell
will present the second edition Of Jupiter. which, in
many respects. will be different from the original
The company at Tony Pastors Theatre this week
will include a number OF people familiar 20 the
frequentcrs Of the house, together with few sendy
established in favor. The list is follows: james
Iioey, Adams. Casey. and Howard, I'm their vO0l and
instrumental speciality introducing solos mcdles
and tros; Billy Carter, banoist and topical singer;
Petrie and Elsie. In Passing the Toll Gate: VIII II.
Fox. In his specially THE Arrival Of Paddywhskcy;'
Clayton and Jenkins and their mule Jasper Bonnie
Thornton, Marion Belle, the Nelson sisters. Morris
Cronin, and Miss Emma Bell
De Wolf Hopper and his company will play " Wang
at he BrOadWaV Theatre on more. They
will be followed by a comic opera called King
Kaliko,' with music by Fred solomon and hbretto by
Frank Dupee. The scene IS laid In the sandwich
Islands.
Two Irish farce comedies will contend for favor this
week. but they will be far apart that the opposition
Of neither need hurt the other. O'Dowds Neigh
bors" IS the which Will grace the stage Of the Colum
bus Theatre. 1t has been often at II number Of
the downtown theatres.
At the Eijou Theatre Bobby Gnylor and his com
p4ny will continue the play "sport McAlIster. one Of
the 400 A special matinee will be given tomorrow
IN honor Of Memorial Day, making nine performances
for the week
Richard Golden Is playing cola jed pr,utvn ut
Proctors Twcnty-thrd street Theatre and is adver-
Using II by his usual varied methods. stage
coach makes occasional trips between the theatre
and points Of Interest about the city. and school chill
dren to be invited to ride in II.
a Trip to Chinatown" stretches lis at the
Madison square Theatre longer and longer
additions 10 be made In n short time which have
been sent fr<sn New-lampshiIe by the author, who
is just now attending chiefly 10 politics. having been
chosen As a delegate TO the Republican Convention.
Tomorrow evening al Roster d Balls the new bur
lcsque "Pocahontas Up TO Date" Will bc presented
for the first time. The French dancers 81 Dufolr
and Mile. Hartley introduce the Partisan Folly
Dance The brothers BoIani, In an act entitled
The Disappearing Demons" are attracting atten-
ton. The baiance Of the programme. including
CaImencita in dances, aided by the chorus
Joseph Natus, samuel Dealn and the Spanish stu
dents. Mis- Marie Lloyd, who is now at the Al
haubra In London. Will make her reappcar-
aacc ut Roster 4 Balls. Tonight a vocal and in
strumend concert will be given.
At Herrmann's Theatre "Elysum7 Is continued.
Oncne, whose adventures of various sorts Will be
remembered. has been added to the company AS "a
dancer New songs also announced.
\ testimonial benefit Will be given TO j. u. Rad
cnc, OF Ilarrigan's Theatre, by his friends this
evening at the standard Theatre. The following
artist nave VOLUNTEERED their Ssryces F. Hen
kuzdo. J. T.. kellard. Miss Lo.c Fuller. Miss Anna
Eoyd, Miss Jennie Joyce, wallle Eddnger Miss Ada
Pollock, Richard Gorman Frank Lawton and John
VI. Turner
The last but one OF the Sunday exhibitions Of a
Trip to the Moon ut the Jranla Theatre. Music
Iiai VII be given this evening The uranls season
The boy orator, Master Leon. will have benefit
at Tie sandaG Theatre one week from tonight
square Theatre this evening for Robert a. Duncan's
benefit follows George Mnnroe. Billy" Carter,
Phillips toofy Goofl), John l. Kelly Daniel Cbllyer
Joln Byrone James Mass, James McEvoy,. John
George R. Iahn, a. ,. hartman, the Collins Brothers
Randolph Murray little Johnnie McKeever Master
rSnns. Adela sower Tine Morrissey Maude beverly,
Jessie X Giles and May Wentworth The music viii
be furnished by Robert Rockers orchestra.