New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
THE THEATRES THIS WEES.
ATTRACTIONS OF THE DECLINING DRAMAllo
SEASON.

a. r.,,v,. ,rlootre Mis- Vokes IS always welcomed
here and her present short engagement VII, ~
pleasure TO many old and new admirers. fe VA, ~
the first week will consist rs usual OF u. ',,
MAYS The Rose, and That Lawyers rec oo',.
new here and the old favorte, 9" y Doup'o "'
which Is repeated by request.
While he stays In Europe Rudolph Arohsoh eAl.N1
10 find enough spare time to set the mu>ic '" 'u".,
Isosenfclds HiEctto. entitled 1.-THE r"'"'"''"
svrI which i, booked tor production In the early
,utumn Tile allurcmcnts OF the roois'uc"' "i''
THE Child OF Fortune" will probably carry the
cos,uo through prosperous summer. 30 lar inc
business OF the new opera has been satisfactory
and the advance sales large for inc ehd vi 'he
thatrcal 'cason . ,n.
The Lyceum Theatre has OVERLOOKED every "is"'
since The production of THE Gray mare ihc
piece seems likely to prove the mos. Pop"hr VI 'o
,,so, at thi, house and the cuitalnIdiscr' Nhlte
Rose. shares in It's favor 1t Is at umes Inc u''
that the managers OF the Lyceum wlsh tiIt thcir
house larger
A slight change will be made in the programme
nj the Garden Theatre tomorrow hiGht' ~ o"c'"o.
plov called "Dnftcd Apart will take tho place OF
Hearts, AS the curtain-rnser Husband ana VINE
on,iuues "a ami @ the audience In the latter part
OF the evening go ~,
The Dcdy Bell Opera Company will begin ITS
eummer season at Palmcr's Theatre tomorrow even
Ing The company is always pleasantly remembefeu
here and warmly greeted Its present engagement
which give Mr.. Bell chance to appear In the
sufficiently diverse parts OF Pagan god ana ID
Iagin cobb!er -,
Uarrigan's Theatre will be closed after this week
Reilly and the 1907 will OF course be continued 'o'
A., ,,,o,,,rc time The play has come near TO
filling two seasons Of the new house. Last year nS
success WAS uninterrupted. 1t also for haH tns
scson and when another piece was substituted IL sun
seemed to be what the public wanted ana had 10 DC
restored /, closes the present season with the I'M
dcnabc record of Of the most decided ol all Mr.
iiarrgans many successes
Al the Academy OF Music this week the Columbia
College Dramatic Club will try to equal the entertain
mcnt gwen by the dramatic company from 'he 'hi-
ycr,tv Of PENNSYLVANIA. which seen at the Broad
way Theatre last week. II it succeeds in this, 1t will
have n marked success indeed. II has the advantage
Of a piece. the comic opera Blue Eyed susan which
has already popularity In London, ana no doupt
the honor If Columbia College will be fully sustained.
Mr. Wilknson's Widows Is In the middle of is
engagement at IIcrrmann's Theatre 1t Will remain
for two weeks more. and will bring To close Mr.
Frolmans present connection with the fortunes OF the
house IL IS needless 20 say that the amusement
created by Mr. GiIcttcs farce Is quite the same as
ever.
Francis Wilson and his company will stay but ono
week longer ut the Broadway Theatre. Then MISS
jansen will leave the company and II will begin Its
fnr-We-tcrn journey. "Thc Lion Tanner will he fol
will naturally BE- played By the DE Wolf Hopper Opera
Company.
To morrow night Miss Annie PiXey begins the third
and last week but Of her prosperous engagement
at the Fourteenth street Theatre whcre Polly Miides
/, drawing large and well pleased audiences. The new
opera has been cordially received and could he con
tluucd for extended run. but Miss Pxey will not
postpone her usual spring trip 10 Europe and has
decided close her engagement saturday evening,
May II.
The friend. and admIrer, Of Miss Verona Jarbc'u
viii bc pleased (, note her reappcarancc here at the
New PARK Theatre tomorr night She comes with
her farce comedy company. and will be seen In piece
which T. here. called Starlight
The patriotic feeling, Of the audiences Proctor's
Theatre continually stirred by the scenes II Across
the Potomac The piece is naturally a favOrite with
those in whom awahcns rccoeclions Of soldier life.
and military parties the play almost nightly. Many
change, for the better have been made In the piece
since the beginning Of Is
THE Charity BAH" which has had many brief
engagements about the town since It's first long one
a, the Lyccnm Theatre. will be exhibited more
, this week nj the columbus Theatre II is per
| formed by Mr.. Trohman's road company. and
| viii have al the advantages Of scenery and
appurtenanccs which It originally enjoyed at the Ly
ceum
Again Tony Pastor offers q most attractive list Of
pccalis,, his friends, approval. and promises
| To come soon. The list for this week includes Miss
Lydla Yoaman,. assisted by f. J. Titus. accompanies ,
" Dutch DAILY: Miss Katie Rooney; Miss
Bonnie Thornton; Billy Carter, banjoi,t
and topical slngcr; John +. Drew. dancer
ard story teller: Mlr Carrie; the sister, Coulson ;
! Harry La Rose; Ward and Nokcs. and Shcdman's
kuno dromc.
The American Minister" Is TO be recorded ms hay
ing completed another week Mt the star Theatre. and
- being about {, begin yet more tomorrow night
It sim draws good audiences ana will DO continued
| I'll the end of the company, season.
Exactly the same f. 10 be- said OF 4 Trip TO China
| town" at the Madison square Theatre. II simply eoc,
IN and on and draw, good audiences. What more
could be expected desired
vi the Grand Opera House this week Miss Nclli,
MclIcnry will De In her farce comedy, Night
| IT the Circus" II has been PLAYED within n few
weeks at two of the other city theatres and IS no
stranger to the admirers Of this class Of
| lcrtalnmcnt.
| MI, Fanny Rice md her company will continue
To play \ Jolly Surprise" the Blou Theatre for
the present. Ms, Rice IS we'll enough pleased with
| her experience the head 81 company OF her own
| to have refused recent good Offer Of place in
| leading comic opc.a organization.
Mis- Margaret Mathcr aud her company Will occupy
iha stag, Of IIammcrstcns Harlem opera House this
| week. She has won much favor by past engagements
III the northern Fart of the city and will doubtless
| gdd 10 II by this.
| several changes in the programme are announc d
AT Roster & Bal's this week. Carmenclta Will dance
the "C aballcro DE- tracl and "Lo Jota7 to the
music Of chorus dressed in spanish costumes and
| accompanied by the spanish students. Miss Florrc
West has male excellent impress on her songs.
dance, and impc~Onalions are new and She Is refined
and artistic. The balance ~ the programme In
cudcs Dagmar and De Cello. jules Keller. and spar
row. n clever jugelcr. The travcsty on Fra Da-
voo' is stll feature and the spanish students np
pear In programme OF selections Tonight II
| concert will BE- given.
Edward j. Iicc, the treasurer Of the Standard
Theatre. will have testimonial on Sunday. MAY 5.
Many professionals have volunteered their services
and II good performance Is guaranteed.
T.. j. Henley l. 10 play the part Of Jack In
Edwin Milton EOylcs Friends whlrh IL To be-
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