New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
THE DRAMATIC LIST.
PLAYS TO BE SEEN IN NETWORK FOR The
COMING, WEEK

lv Sir Arthur sullivan For the first part OF the week
" Love in Tandem will be continued
II will he cause Of regret to many thst the pres
ept week is the last which Mr. and Mrs kcnd;u Will
spend In New-Yorl in a long time. aud that 1t 10 not
even certain that they will ever return. The pro
gramms for The remainder Of theI stay at Palmer
Theatre Is as follows: Tomorrow night. katherine
Ka,anachs Tuesday, "The Squire; wednesday alter
noon Katharine Kavsusgh'; Wednesday evening"
"The Squire; Thursday. "A White Lic' Friday
"A scIap Of Paper" Saturday afternoon
"A Scrap Of Paper; saturday evening
1.-THE IronmasterD A. NJ PSlmers stock company
will return to NewYork on March ~ when The first
performance of Augustus Thomass new piay, Colonel
Carter of Cartersvile,' will be given The company
is PLAYING In Brooklyn This week in ." Alabama
The new play Merry Gotham" which is TO he per
formed tomorrow night AT the Lyceum Theatre for the
first time IS said to he extremely light IN us char
acter II is from the French and Is adapted by Eliza
beth Narhnry The play is intended 10 hold tie sta-c
during Lent. The Thursday matinees are abandoned
for the present, but will he resumed after Faster
Sarah Cowen LeMoyne Will give her second reading In
the course at the Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday at o
O'Clock when she viii read by request Robert Brown
ing's a Blot In the 'Scutcheon."
Uncle Celestln" pursues its way at the Casino
The serpcntine dance Will receive fresh impetus to
morrow night when twelve dancers who have masteNd
the mystery OF the skirt and its manipulation, will
III.
bow Dance In the latter the dancers are dressed IN
Contrasting tints and as the is given on dark
ened stage with steam floating before the lime lights
the dancers appear 10 be developed IL vapor.
Miss Rose Coghlan Offers double bill to the theatre
goers Of Harlem at HammersteiDs Opera House this
week. 1t includes Lady Barter" written by her
brother Charles Coghlan, and Nance Odheid."
sparkling one-act comedy. written by Charles Reade
There is especial interest in the further announcement
Al Eouh1 will
"Lady Barter This part ne wrote for himself, and
he played 1t in the production Of the piece In London
He Las directed fresh rehearsals OF Miss Coghlah's
company. John r. Sullivan is 10 play the part o.
lord Brent Nance Oldfeh" Is almost novelty,
although it was played few times last season Miss
Coghan will be seen in the title parts of both plays.
The close Of the career Of d" For Money is at hand
at the star Theatre and William II. Crane will pro
dace on Monday evening April ). new comedy called
"The American Minister" But few opportunities,
therefore remain to sec Mr. Crane in his mpersouation
Of the colonel aud the commodore. Tho audiences nj
the star still large but Mr.. Crane is anxious TO
prtS6t some Other play before the close Of his
which has abou. two more months 70 run.
Richard Mansheld's audiences at the Garden Theatre
continue to be large. and they show an increasing In
tereSt apd pleasure IN Miss sheridans play, "Ten
Thousand Year Mr. ManSields time In NewYork
is growing short and 1t is Likely that the present play
vii occupy the whole of it,
As previously announced. Mr. PitOu Intends pre-.
tenng the several plays in the reperory of his stock
company in the Of its engagement at the Union
squaIe Theatre. In accOrd3nce with this plan he has
decided 20 change tie bin tomorrow night presenting
Tor the first time in this city society play called a
Modern Match Tho play is in four acts with all the
scenes laid in lis city at the present day.
number OF changes will be made In the riug per
sormaDoe in "The Country Circus" tomorrow night.
when among other new features. Wilton and Dashwuy
will mahe their first appearance In their act the
triple horizontal bsr There will be toy matinee
for the children on Wednesday afternoon, when hand
some toys will be given to all the boys and girls
present
Emil Thomas continues his prosperous engagement
at the Amberg Theatre this week and the following
programme is ANNOUNCED: Monday ard Wednesday,
" Der MiloDenbauer'. Tuesday. water der Debutan-
TIM; Thursday and Friday, UnUhge Zeiten"; satur-
Gay. Kocnig's BefehL"
The Tooth performance OF Mr.. IIarrc ln's play,
sThe Last Of the Hogaas" Will take place tomorrow
evening. There will be souvenirs, as Mr. Hsnlcy
links that II \ play has merit drawing qualities
the public win readily respond without an extra In
Gucement.
At the Thalla Theatre Mathdc Cottrely Is meeting
with and continues 10 show that she Is q
lavorite Of I've theatre goers Of this city. On
Tuesday she viii appear for the fus time as Rcbecca
reitcbaum IN tile farce comedy "Madame Tetel
BAUM This piece Nil be repeated on Wednesday and
Ihursday. Friday AID saturday nights Will 30 devoted
10 our Brewers. OF Ilopfenrats Hers
Francis wilson still draws good audiences to the
Hroadway Theatre with The Lion TamcTr and will
probasly continue to do so as long as his season 10
NeyyYork lasts. Robert Fraser, the weAknown panto
nlmst and stag manager. viii have complimentary
benefit at the Broadway Theatre Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Fpser has been In bad health for some time and
his many friends have offered him this benefit after
which he will start for the South, where he hopes %
regain hs health. Tie following artists VIII appear
signor Campanini Charles Dickson, member Of
Charles Fsohuan's company members Of Hmngah >
company, Miss Jennie lcamans. Edwin French Mis'
J.qple ONe Potter, Harry Pepper, Eroohs ana DciF
ton Richard Golden, Max Freeman. members OF
rba,ch.r's Tuxedo" company Miss Roschl, John lnce,
Ms. Harry Bloodgcod, Robert Webs AID the Metro
pOlitan Qmrtette.
rredo,jcH LIE Maitre- and "Glorlsna" will go on AZ
Uerrmanns Theatre for month longer. II IS DO"
certain that Miss Henrietta Crossmn VIII not return
Ia the cast After the middle Of this week her part
will be played by Mrs. Louise Thorndyke boncicaui~
aGloranas win celebrate its Gficth performance on
We'd esday evening. March 30 when " hAnu'''N'
souvenir viii be presented.
On the opening night Of The English Rose" AT
Proc;ors Twenty-third Street Theatre the play ehueu
At u 80 O'Clock Since then there have Dseh OPP
portuntics for scenery rehearals. and the play mas
been brought within reasonable limits OF tMe' IL
has thus gained I'm one respect at least .
." ";Tuxedoa Will he continued Mt the New Park
Theatre this week. An amusing cake-w;uk has D-ch
Introduced in the piece since its return To Ne" ioih
Nil Lizzie Derious DAILY Will have benefit mt ule
parN Theatre or sunday evening March "a
The more or Jess familiar Miss LYDIA thompson j.
still on the stage and win appear this week at Hibo
Garden The bill consists Of three One-act pye;
Lad Penny "Uncle Dam and &" 4 Brica-Brac Shop,
Mis- Thompson herself acting IN the last two II hr
. rvtnmny are Harry HanscOmle, All. Hampton Ions
inward. G.. V. DeVcrc, Miss Emmie FosseU"' MISS
ANN I,a1ey ana II. ". MONTGOMERY.
Tomorrow evening y. G. Goodwin Will make ms irS'
appearance this city for tie present scsson at ne
Grand Oner-i House. lie will appear In the NOn
incc." His supporting company consists OF r. g.
Wilson, William Beach, Theodore labcock, j. H.
browne Miss Mabel Amber. Jean Clara Walters. Mis-,
Minnie Dupree Miss Ethel Winthrop, ard stewart
Allen. G.. II. Cromwell VIII lecture tonight on Lion
don the Modern babylon
Harry = saundcreoa's annual benefit at Ton7 Pms
tors Theatre will TAX" place on Thursday. March Il
- Patrick's Day. The following performers have
volunteered: MIS- Maggie Cline Miss LYDIA lcamans
Mis-, Helena Mos, 10y permission Of James HYDE and
n C. Miner: MIS- Nellie MaGulrc. Mss Mabel Fcnt0n
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