New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-06
THE STAGE PLAYS.
CHANGES OF THIS WEEK AMONG THE III
THEATRES.

Ne,yy York It Pilmcr's Theatre. 1t VIII h'' i' '"'
i,vo weeks The rcpertoiy for the whole ,i"e % %
follows: First week. Monday, Tuesday anu "e"' 90,
evenings and ednesday matinee, "A "p'v w
Thursday Impulse"; Friday " scrap VI ~
saturday matinee. THE Ironmasterr SATURDAY his"''
SIN Waters Run Deep secoha "eeN wv
evening and wednesday matinee, Katherine nv
or,cbn. Tuesday and Wednesday, The squire
Thursday, A White Lic' Friday, The oiceNS ON,
ungo and "My Uncle's WIZ; SATURDAY l''''"o'
,crop OF Paper: Saturday evening, line Io''""''''
The present week Is the last OF the regular seaso'
ot the Metropolitan Opera House. lhe ''"''r
rsp vii, be given for the last time 10 morrow evening"
There viii be a special matinee on wednesday n,'e
,oon whom roust, will be sung, with cast ilcIuu
mo Mines E,mes Lnlermeister and Schlch W. Las
nile and Jean and Edward de Res1ke M''tha WIZ
he repeated on Wednesday evening IN fr'u's' wv
., NIGHT NJ tho season. the bill will include inc nrs'
ct -, :. Die Naliurer and "Cavaeria Eus,icana' Inc
nromised perfo nance OF The Flying Dutctmah VIII
10 reserved for the supplementary season OF two weeks
bic l. 10 follow the cOmpany's engagement In Bootoh
Love In Tandem continues to entertain t"o
ouonter, of DAYS. Theatre. Ii Will remain On tio
Stage for only short time longer. as tue prcpaia'i,
ore active for Lord Tennyson's new comedy ana Quiet
novelties are In store.
IN interesting Incident OF the week Will De tuo NJ ~
appesrance here Of Augustus P1tous company WIN"
logan IFS first tour early last autumn An engage
Theatre TO- morrow night. The first bill presented WI"
ucudc n one act play by Lormer otoddard called ier
First Love" and Paul Terriers " The Last S'ia"' i
the cast OF the two pieces are W. H. Ihomp'oh' VIM
lam Faversham Nelson wheatcroft, Gustave Frahkei
Frederic Perry, Charles Collins, Alfred W. Palmer
Miss Minnie .egran, Miss Laura Woodall, Miss Ado
loide stanrope Miss Ida Vernon. Miss Jane STUART
George Backus and Miss Vida Croly
squire Kate" after a successful run at the Lyceun'
Theatre will be PLAYED but week more. On
March IA IL will be followed by light society comedy
+ local interest by Elizabeth Marbury ehtuea
Merry Gotham, in which, for the first THE IN the
history Of the theatre, every member OF the stock
company will appear In the cast. There are nineteen
speaking parts. 49,
Ten Thousand A Year, comedy In which Mr.
Mansfield IS most amusing sir T1ttlebat Tinouse,
cnter, upon Its third week at the Garden Theatre to-
morrow night The public enjoys 1t and fills the
theatre at every performance Mr.. Mansfield has
hut five weeks more at the Garden before his De
parure for san Francisco
The audience AT the Broadway Theatre on Thursday
evening WAS much pleased with the new song when
was introduced in the second act Of Mr. wilson's comic
opera "The Lion Tanner The song is called Poor
Tonic, and although Mr. Goodwin has changed the
story n little, the air remains the same ms when the
SING was sung In Europe 1t sung Thursday
evening by Mr. Wilson. Miss Moore. Miss Lyfori and
the chorus.
Tomorrow night begins the last three weeks OF
- The Country Circus at the Academy OF Music
where this spectacle continues to draw adniring
rowds For the closing nights new and attractive
features will be introduced in the parade and ring
The Gllnserctu troupe OF acrobats, Of whom has
been sick will 10 morrow night resume their act OF
tnmbllng Dan O'Bricn champion leapeI, makes
his first appearance omorrow night. lie turns
double .omcrsau.ts over twelve horses and pyramid
u five men, leapng twenty five feet high and distance
Of thirty-fyc feet.
For Money! still moves on its prosperous way at
tho star Theatre. and William II. Crane amuses his
audience for three hours at every performance This
farce Ia, proved Of the noabc features OF the pres
nt season. aud there no sign as Yet OF the approach
Of tho close Of its Lent which is always looae1
forward to with apprehension BY managers, has had
uttlo effect on the audiences. which still large
and II Is than probable that the play Will Close
rs u began, the Crane season at the star
The popularity OF Uncle Celestin' remains as
firm as In beginning of the run at the Casino. In
the run Of this attraction in Paris series OF novel
entertainments were instituted the occasions OF the
twenty Grh nfteth and seventy fifth performances.
The lights. programmes and favors were all OF one
color. and the interior decorations OF the boxes and
foycrs were made 20 correspond. Rudolph Aronson
proposes to adopt the idea here and make the
Cclestin. nights somewhat different from those in
the past.
Mr. Hanlcy announces that the Tooth performance
~ Edvnrd IIarrlgan's local play, me Last OF the
Hogan,," will take place on Monday. March IA, and
there, Is no dnllnuton in the attendance In fact, II
ANYTHING IL Is on the increase. The audiences show
by filling tho playhouse and by hearty laughter gen
,rous applau,c and numerous cncors how high III
favor Mr.. Inrrigan Is with the New-iork public
Mr. Eraham's catchy melodies are as popular as
ever.
Emil Thomas will continue his popular engage
mcnt at the Amberg Theatre this week. appearing at
IL, ,,stfI MA ION
day and Wednesday. Der Kunst Bacillus on Thurs
day. Der Registrtor auf Rcisen;' and on Friday
and saturday. Il Der Millioncnoauer'
The first performance here ~ George L. sims and
Robert Bucinan's The English Rose will be given
On Tuesday night at Poctors Twenty bird street The
atrc The full Of the play includes Mcrvyn Dallas,
Miss bertha Creighton. Daniel Gifethcr Frank
Lander, sanlslaus STANCE, Thomas T. Weber, John
GIendnuing. Miss Ffoott Pasct, Miss Libbe Kirkc
Harry Hawke Miss Nellie Lingard. Frederick jerome
Miss Corallc Clifton Miss Florence Hastings. Miss
Emma Mclean, Charles l.. Fletcher, Lewis Mccoy.
william johnson. Frank Eutler William Tlbbitts and
Aubrey BOucicault.
j. H. Emmett will play Fritz in Ireland ut the
standard Theatre his week. This will be his first ap
poArance at Il broadway theatre In Of his fathers
pars lie has played this piece In various c.ics
of nhe country since the beginning Of the present
season Mark Murphy's nth concert will be Svea
tonight.
Tony Pastors company will return to the nome
theatre JomOrrOw night and will be sure OF warm
welcome. The company includes Miss Maggie CHIC,
Ms, LYDIA NeaInans, Mss Marie Conchta. Miss Nellie
Mac1Ir, The Three Judges Edwin French, Capitoa
Forest Harding and All sid. sam Dcarn. the
La Rose Brothers, Bijou Mlgnon and Minnie hughes
The annual benefit Of the treasurer OF the theatre H.
: Sanderson will be given the afternoon OF March
IL and Miss Eva Butler, the daughter OF Robert w
Butler. formerly well known rs Il manager, VIII then
make her first appearance.
AT tho Grand opera House this week &" lon fonson'
will be PLAYED lust has been ut other theatres
OF the city, In the cast Gus Ieege. H. ID. Beyers
Harold IIartzel. Franclyn lureigh. Master Frankie
Jones j. W. Davenport, william Barrie, Frederick
Hicks Vincent Eldon Miss Helene Lowell Miss sadie