New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
NOTES OF THE PLAYS.
THE THEATRICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
WEEK

Square Kate" comedy OF New.York life will
also follow after time The feature OF the first read
ing at the Lyceum Theatre By sarah Cowell LeMoyne
on January j., Will be Robert Brownihg's saul up
at Nia-DOwn in the City" and "A Forgiveness
complete the programme.
The week at the Metropolitan opera House will
begin with "OtlelIo7 tomorrow evening. on
Wednesday Fidelio7 will be gwen and 1t will be
repeated Oh Saturday afternoon "LAfricaine'
viii be sung on Friday night.
\ single performance OF AS You Like ItD will be
given at Days Theatre this week, and the season
of odd comedy VII thus end tomorrow night. On
Tuesday evening the first performance In this country
OF pineros The Cabinet Minister will be given. The
course Of readings and lectures by Sir Edwin Arnold
will begin this week, the first two readings being given
Tuesday and Thursday mornings NJ II O'Clock.
Another new play to be presented for the first time
on Tuesday night is " For Money In which william
II. Crane and his company will he seen at the Star
Theatre. sketch Of the plot OF this play VIII be
found in another column
Tuesday will BE- good evening for opening per
formances. The Casino will then restore Nanon' to
the stage, with Miss Marie Tempest In the leading
part. The last performance OF The Tyrolean' to-
morrow night Will also be the 1O0th and each lady
present viii receive copy of The nightingale song,
which has much added 10 Miss Tempest's fame, as
souvenir
Nine. Modjeska will begin n short engagement at
the Union square Theatre this week. She will give
seven performances and six different plays. The
programme IS follows: Monday, AS You Like
H.; Tue day. Mary stuart Wednesday, " Count
css ROudne7; Thursday, d" Measure for Measure {;
Friday Much Ado About Nothing Saturday natl
nee, camille: saturday night Mary STUART
a professional matinee of "Alabama" will take
place at pglmer's Theatre tomorrow. This Is the
fist opportunity Mr.. Palmer has Lad OF inviting act
ois to witness performance OF this play. Ala
bana7 ha, passed its Tooth night. and w0ud have no
difficulty In passing hundred more had not MI.
Palmer Other important productions in view.
La Cigac' coninucs 1t, prosperity at the Garden
Theatre. 1t has had about seventylve performances
now. and will have had hundred before it begins
its travels. II need not begin It's travels I'm long
time yet II II were not for the engagement Of
Richard Mansfield ut the house In February.
N Prortors Twenty third Street Theatre The
Lost Paradise" loses no favor and doe, nothing
to attract unusual attention to itself Perhaps the
happy play a. well The happy country. Is the one
that has no history. The Tooth performance Will
be- given on February 9 and that will be an incident
10 break the monJtGny
The Lion Tamer7 has proved most fortunntc
venture for Francis Wilson. II rccaI the first
days OF "The Merry Monarch when the fire depart
men: used To stop tie sale Of admissions. The
house f. crowded every night. and TIE seats are
sold far in advance y few slight changes have been
made I'm the text and Mr.. Wilson has improved his
own part.
The experience ha, been much the same at Harri-
gan's Theatre. There have been few audiences
lately such as it was not suppo,cd before that the
house would contain The Its. Of the liossn>' .
has. without doubt, taken lons lca'e Of popular
favor.
The Country Circus" enters it, third week at
the Academy Of Music tomorrow evening with every
indication Of continued succr, Mis-, Katie Holiovay's
riding has attracted many people from the fahion
able riding Schools and Master Leon Morris and his
ponies are a Of unending delight TO the children
All the many features Of the ring performance and
The parade will continue to amusc the crowds this
week.
The Junior Partner will end its career at
Hermann, IhcatIe with this month Next month
the play will be given I'm Boston. L. j. Henley Is to
appear for the first time In the tide part tomorrow
night
Ni.s Marie Barkany. who has made \ most favorable
impression the audiences at the Ambcrg Theatre,
will appear three times this week. The announce
mcnts are n, follows: Monday and Tuesday, Der
spracsldcnt", Wednesday, Mis- Barkany In Nd
1eunc Lccouvrcur7; Thursday, Miss Barkany In
Fanstr. Friday, Der Vcrc.ns pracsidbnt7; sat
urday. Ml,, Baraany IN Dora
The city Directory sun gets good audiences into
the EijOu Theatre and amuscs them when
they are In. New songs and spccalues are
added from tine to time. and Is promised
G."
Yon Yonsonr has another week 10 STAY at tho New
Park Theatre After II leaves here II will visit Bo--
ton Pmlaclpla. Brooklyn. Providence and Iiiioburg.
The Attendance here has been generally good and prom
iscs To- continue
NOTHING more HIS been heard lately Of the new
farce comedies by Charles II. Ioyt that were predicted
some time ago. The prosperity Of Tip Ia 'hlht
town. at he Madison square Theatre seems 10 d'cour'
t1..f.t nc Df fupu
seen S. "a considerable time.
one ~ Mr. Iloyts older pieces will appear In town
agar to.mOrioV night at the Grand opera House.
whc,. , i,les T. Evans and William Iiocy VIII present
the lanhI ar a IniloF Matcn.' At G. X. CT"mweII7
weekly illustrated lecture this evening he VIII present
Gems Of Art, Ancient and Modern with new views
Another entertainment Of the holiday sort Will reach
Harlem this week. 1t IS Faniasma "hch VIII De
offered Al the Harlem Oper, House. II Is under The
direction of the Halon Brothers, OF Old ana VIII no
doubt dive a pleasant week to The frcduentcIs oi the
house.
Mr. IIammcrsten's other theatre, the Columbus
VIII be graccd this week by the presence oi 'ho
familiar real burglar, safccrackinS DRAMA Inc S'o"
tvay~ Everybody knows what II II. thO'e VINO
long for such things VIII 60 to see H. ana no i'o'o
need be said. . .
s.Ilsationnl realism u few dcsrceS less rampant
ur.yiI al the Fourteenth street Theatre. ana - N-
rmpllDf In Blue Jeans which, according 10 the
po,nnr belief uf the places whcrc the sum i III ae
wIII never wear OIt." II ha> lad one long season
and f. ice,uuiug another I'D perhaps II never Will
Yet another mcodrama Will be In NE neId TINS tms
week al Nibo's Garden. This one IL lihnds AcrooS
the : a. which has been repeated here many umes'
TN, pres ,cnt company Includes William liafc0nH'
Henry rlcrsOn, j. Il. FurOng. William Richardson.
" ii. Wallis, James Ouey, Miss Cora fslsaiii Ml,s Mlss
Cnrric Ostcrinan, Miss Susie Wallis and Miss Blanche
Hilton. -, ~. A.. r,o, ,rhoo,,, ,aet
,Schf will appear al the standard Tomorrow It's
,r.crihcd time there Is fOur weeks WIN The prlvFe
~ stayiug for two more. IL VIII probably depart.
Lnweyer al the end II the four weeks aud the re