New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
THE THEATRICAL WEEK.
PROMISES OF DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL EN-
TERTAINNtNT


1t Is by Robert buchanan and Is from French
original by Armand d'Artols and Henri Pagat. 1t
has parts for Miss Georgia Cayvan. Miss Eite shan
non, Mrs Charles Walcot, Herbert Kelley, William
j. lie Moyne, Edward J. Ratclife Charles NJ. Walcot,
Augustus Cook Fritz Williams, Charles IIarbury,
| Eugene Ormonde, John IIamersly and Hyde Robson.
Sarah Cowcll lie Moyne begins to- afternoon
at the Lyceum her course Of readings from Shakes
| peare and Robert Browning. Brownings "sau y
| "A Forgiveness and " Up at Va-Down in the
| City, make up the first programme.
The Metropolitan opera House will have busy
week with concert by Nine. Patti and five per-
| f2rmances OF opera. Don Giovanni will be sung
! tomorrow night by "A cast including Mile. Marie Van
Iandt, Nine Ialll Lehman, Nine Albani, NJ. Lassalc.
| raul kaisch, signor Carbone signOr serbolin and
| Eouard DE Reszke. "Orfeo" and "Cavaerla Rus
tcana' will be repeated Tuesday an extra night, and
The IIuguenots" will be heard on Wednesday.
Lohengrn7 is announced for Friday evening and
Don Giovanni again for saturday afternoon.
The Cabinet Minister" has made Itself one of the
interesting features Of the Days Theatre
ana VIII he continued for short time longer. A
new comedy by Mr.. Daily is in preparation and will
soon be produced. on Tuesday morning Sir Edwin
Arnold will make his third appearance at this theatre
! and will give lecture on Japan and read few
| published poems.
IL IS said after week Of Nanon" ut the Casino
that 1t is likely to hold the stage for several weeks
MISS Marie Tempest has undoubtedly added another
successful representation to her list The next Of the
series of rcvivalS at this house will be THE Bait
The present run Of Alabama" at Palmer's Theatre
VIII be brought 10 close with two performances
on Wednesday evening Jim the Penman" will be
revived with almost the as when 1t first
produced here Other plays are In preparation and
only short time will be given to Jim the Pcnman."
william IL. Cranes return to the star Theatre has
! been nailed with pleasure by many friends and ad-
nirers and they have been much pleased with For
Money that there is every pospect that 1t will have
a long rum Mr.. Cranes stay. independent OF this
play. is to be long one. but he is likely to be
called upon for many changes Of bill.
only four weeks remain for La Cleale" at the Gar
den Theatre. An exceedingly handsome souvenir has
been prepared for the lOOth performance Monday,
February 1. 1t is silver frame In the form Of II
hand mirror, with photograph Of Miss Lillian Rus
sell instead OF a glass
The course OF The Lost Paradise at Proctors
Theatre is absolutely calm and without incident. The
audiences large enough to satisfy the and
nothing happens Tat does not always happen, eX
cept on a souvenir night The present period is mid
way between two souvenir nights and the quc, Is
absolute.
There have been crowds at the Br .ldway Theatre
in long time like those that gather nightly to hear
"The Lion Tamer.7 Mr.. Wilson and Miss Jansen
have delighted the fancy Of their admirers quite MS
they did in the old days. and their admirers are more
IMAM ll"y "tft III uc EcSulVo
CORE pOndngly more pleasing.
Tie Last OF The IIogans," at Harfgan's Theatre,
draws smaller audiences merely because the house IS
smaller 1t brings in many people as there IS room
for The new melodies are rapidly becoming popular
and one or two Of them likely TO rival what has
hitherto been thought Dave Brnham's best.
"The Country CrcrIs- enters on tie second month OF
It's run at the Academy OF Nude tomorrow night
Thus far this combination Of play and circus has
drawn lnrgo audiences that hive greeted the parade
with Its display Of horses, ponies and other animals
with enthusiastic cheers, and have apphuded with
great vlgor the circus performance in the ring To
ght a Peruvian llama, zebu. another animal
wagon and several thoroughbred horses Will be added
TO the parade.
Mmc Modjcska Will continue her engagement at
tho Union Square Theatre tbs week. and will play
Countess Roudlne" at every performance except thai
Of saturday night. when Macbeth" Will be given
The run Of Trip TO Chinatown" is sull continued
nj ths Madison square Theatre with crowded houses
Tho Tooth performance is to be celebrated on Feb
ruary L. when each lady present will receive fan on
the leaves Of which portraits Of people in the cast
The rehearsas OF Mr. lIoyt's newest farce, " y lem
perance Town. will BEGIN on February 30
Tn. attraction at the Harlem Opera House for TINS
week Is tho J. c. Dun Opera Company In Lecocd's
opera "The Queens Mate The opera has not been
hcard In New York since It's original production at the
broadway Theatre The cast will include Miss Helen
UetIafn. MISS D'tuna Ntlhh' 'ii'9 ''A''''0
Richard f. Carroll. John f. Rafael Henry stanley
roseph FAY Melville Stewart and W. II. Clarke.
At the Thala Theatre To morrow might Joseph ha'nz
u,Il appoar in Mary stuart" The scenery OF the
Meiningen production Of the play VIII be used Inc
MAY Will be repeated on Tuesday evening on Thurs
day and Saturday evenings THE Robbers VIII Do
given and on Friday Der Traum. Elm Lebcn'
"Yon Yons1n" has proved strong attrncuoh al
,he New lark Theatre. and tomorOw evening II VIII
hen its fourth aud last week 1t Is possible that tho
play may be ut downtown theatre Ia'c' III ''o
season James T. Powers and his company LII
strul ght Tip will begin four week. ehsaseiho"' ~
THO theatre January % Peter +. DAILY John sparks
Richard German, Emma Haniey, DeIa Stacey III" uo
Clipper Quartette all lave tAelr old parts
The oboth performance OF Tho City Directory ia
NewYorS CITY will be- celebrated at the Bilou Theatre
a few weeks hence and Messrs Russell ana hosehi"'S
annmnoo that they will depart from INC cu''o" VI
souvenir presentations and that their only puonc pres
entaton viii be ther best performance eihDeHsneu
by number OF elaborate hoNci"cH !"
a, 6ccisly for tho occasion.
Tho following varied and interesting programme Is III"
nounced for the week at tho Amberg 1heate honunS'
Der yerelns president: Tuesday, Miss Marie b"'
kany In Die schulrciterro' ana "bef~u"Ve WIZ
spenstigop. Wednesday. Miss Marie Barknny Ill ple
Iuu gtrau Won ORLEANS" Thursday. Der NerelnSpi"es
dent, Friday Miss Marie Barkany In " fra"cinon
saturday Miss Marie Batkany in = Die Fremde'
ri. cast Of The Junior Partner at lermanhs
Tbcatre will be further amended tomorrow evening
by the appearance OF Charles b. Wells an experienced
actor. I'm tho part OF Arthur Hastings at present
played by Vincent stcrnroyd.
The long absent Eyangclinc' Will return 10 new
York this week and Will be seen at NiDio ""'uch'
II u1l have all its old attractive features and cast
inci,d,n, Mis- IIilda Thomas Miss Ruth davenport,
rones : Mant Richard Harlow, Miss EsteIe 'lh-
ton. Miss sadie A. stephens, George a. Schiller Harry
West and Edwin :. TaTr.
A Pnrlor Match with Evans and lioey, Will
be the bill at the Columbus Theatre Tor tie coming
week. and theatre goers Of the upper emu oi 'he Guy
will have again an opportunity to be amused by the
or,,co, necIoItics Of Mr. Evans Mr.. IlOey ana thar
company. go
II T. ,nnounced that Miss Maggie Cline will sing a