New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
THE PLAY LIST.
40 CHANGES OF ATTRACTIONS AT TIE MOST
OF TIE THEATRES

J.
FRITZ Williams. W J. lie MOyne. Charles Walcot,
Eugene Ormondc. Augustus Cook, II. Bayntun.
Miss Georgia Cnyvan. Miss Fife Shannon Miss Wlnona |
shannon and Miss Bessie Tyree
The Kendals' last engagement within the limits OF
New York for this season Will this week nj
Iammerstcn's Harlem opera House. The programme !
will be rs follows Monday evening and saturday, The
ronmascr': Tuesday. katherine Kavanagh
Wednesday ctill Waters Run Deep; Thursday, I'm
pulse: Friday a Scrap Of Paper; Saturday night,
The Queens shilling
The Child Of Fortune" has been received ut the va
sno with unusual favor. There were excellent audl-
enccs last week and they all more than pleased
The effect, OF the composer and the performers are
all produced by legitimate means. thing when IL mas
always been possible to LAY OF Casino prhu'uoiS
The beautiful pictures of southern life and manners
presented in Colonel Carter OF Cartersvle are 10
De- enjoyed at Palmer's Theatre for only short time
longer 1t will be followed by the Digby Bell Comic
! Opera Company, which will open its annual engage
ment al this house I'm Jupiter On Tuesday, "ed
nesday and Friday of this week there VIII be- hhees
! for the benefit Of the Actors Fund.
Mis-, Cora Tafiner and her company viii begin thlr
cOnd week I'm Hearts and Husband and Vile NJ
the Garden Theatre tomorrow evening The career oil
the two plays has prospercd thus far. The losohiaS
In Robin Hood" will be welcomed back to New-l orh
at the Garden Theatre May 1G since TINS ore'h'-
zation heard here, has received the ;hdiuoh o'
Miss Camille D'AIvllle Miss Jessie BARTLETT Davs'
|
| In the company.
Mr. lanley announces that the stay OF Reilly ana
the AGO. at IarrgAns Theatre Will he short. aud that
| people who want to see 1t must come promptly IL
| there remain any who have not seen this play one
Of the successful in Mr.. Iarrgans long liSt the
advice may well be needed. But II Mr. liarrl2hh de
pended for support on people who had not seen his
plays they would all fail They succeed because the
| same ones come TO see them and over again
"Mr. wilkInsons Widows Is creating the usual de-
gree OF amusement al IIcrrmann's Theatre The east
is an entirely new here that some element OF
| novelty is impaired to the performance Tile farce
| will remain for three weeks longer.
The weeks p )glamme at the Amberg Iheatc IN
cdcs three benefits and the usual dramatic and opera
tie variety. The list OF attractions Is a fouows
| Monday, Der Beitelstndcnt7; Tuesday. benefit 10
| Leo Dttricllstcn. Die Sieben schwabcn": Weines-
day. Tropcn CIft- Thursday benefit To Bernhard
Rank. Robert and Bcrtramo Friday, last appearance
Of Miss Paula i.ocwe. BOccacco'; saturday, teneht
to August Walter "Unkcl KnuspcrCk'
| Some changes in the matter Of condensing which
| were much needed in "AcrOss the Potomac" ms IL
| was first produced at IrOc0r's Twenty third street
| Theatre have been made and valuable time Is snved.
several military theatre parties TO the piece
within the next few night.
prosperous career TO be promised for "Polly
Middles" at the Fourteenth street Theatre. Miss
Pxlcy's experiment IN comic opera seems to have had
altogether satisfactory results and the piece VIII
p. Obaby hold tine stage for considerable uhe.
The revised or rather the restored. form OF
| spOOks is no doubt improvement on the FORM
I'm which II frs presented nj the Union square
Theatre. 1t is ace shorter. for one thing Inc
curtan-ralser "The Holly Tree lnn," continues to
win favor The engagement is for one morc week
Francis Wilson Will play and sing The iAoh
Tanner with his company at the broadway Theatre
for two weeks more II has already been announced
that Miss Marie Jansen Is to leave the company aiter
this engagement. Her parts will lie played by MISS
Lulu CHASER. The Lambs GnInbol,' "hich Is 10
take place on Tlur1lay afternoon at the broadway
Theatre promises 10 be enjoyable. THE twelfth
Night Club composed entirely Of Indies. Will appear
| in a oomedctta entitled Tho Corner Lot Chorus
and Miss Marie Tempest and Miss Loie Fuller VIII
also appear. MT Goodwin. Frank Cariysle ana
several other actors VIII come from Phiincipni" w
| take part In the programme
| Many ~ Mis-, Fanny Rices old friends Of her
| cosino DAYS hive seen her alr,ndy at the Bi,o'I
Theatre In "A jolly surprise a reminder OF the
Casino will be given this week In the Nndly baIc'
and an optical illusion In the "Gnatca' scene IL
promised.
rhoo,re th,s week ms Mephisopheles In "Fnust'
II. has not been seen In New-York In cousiieriblc
| fine but NewYork has had good deal OF Faust
~ latc in one form and another.
| Tony Pastor promises an unusually ATTRACTIVE Dill
| for this week. The new feature In II i Miss Bonnie
Thornton. who has never before appeared In New
. |
assisted by F. J. Titus accompanIst; Frank Bust.
Dutch" DAILY James -. Ioey, Ward and Vokes,
lmro Fox the conjuror; Cnpitole Forrest
Isabella Ward, Marie Goodrich, Harry Mcbride and
f. Abt
The rim q "Thc American Minister at the star
Theatre continues, and Mr.. Cranes popularity a Il
comedian serves TO attract good audiences. The play
Will be continued through the engagement.
John l.. StOddard will give course OF evening
Lectures at Daly's Theatre this week. his programme
being rs follows Monday. Travels In snnny SPAIN
Tuesday Mexico; The Capital aud Tropics, W"dnes-
dny Jerusalem and the Holy Land; Thursday.
Norway; Friday Egypt and the Nile; saturday
"The Passion Play ma'inec ,dnesday Jerusalem
matinee saturday. The Passion Play On MAY Miss
Hosina yokcs will bc1n her annual New York engage
meut For the first week the performance VIII begin
with Tho Rose pathetic play Ia on" act by MIS-.
Minnie Maddsin .Fiskc In which Felix Morris i said
TO give evidence OF hi powers This VIII be followed
by the latest addition TO Miss VOkess repertory lhht
LAWYERS Fee" II Is by II. BrrbOhm Ire THO
final piece will be Il. C. scphenson's comedlca. \
Double Lesson"
The drawbrdgc will swing around vet aenin and
the steamboats, viii pas, through i AT the Grand Opea
House this week. the occasion being rs usual Money
Mad" IL VIII De played by company headed by Miss
Charles r. Ellis and his compnny Will eontlnuc to
nrav :. Count q: per- ut The New lsrh Theatre this
week Lh t OF p9Pe %p are N m %py year the
treasurer Of the thcnuc Includes Mss Jennie JDyIe
William Westayer Mis-, theresa Vaughn. d" la Regal
cmdta," George Matcn; Tom he Mack John SPARKS
! ,he bore brothers Miss Della stack Nat iniilcs
Wood ~ sheppard Esellc Mortimer. Master Frank
udt OTIS Harlan MIS-. Ada Lewis Miss Mabel i Lar
, Harry" Fisher George Larsen. f.. g. DOle0n. Johh
G. Leach Archie Ells and Thomas lIallantne -
/ At the Madison square Theatre " a Trip to emma
town, cocs on without interruption OF incident An
nther afternoon performance Of the PLAYS offered III
The IIcrad's" prize competition Will bc given on
Wcincsday. The selections will be An American
n ID - by Dr. !. Mount Blcycr. Roses and Thorrs
: hy George Moore; and "A Mere Prctcnce,' by y"
, Icrry. , - ,..,,, rorror,,s
This week. II includes lagnar and DE Cele. iiarry
Vennedy the vcntrllOqust Gcycr and Goodwin. III
n rbarTcteg aud gymna,c sketch: md Cnrmcncita
in new dances. iy the introdncton OF new muse u
the travesy on Fra Diavolo" The Spanish students
onncar in a programme ana the nsihl SIndhV eVon
O. nc concert will be- given Tonight . . .
; i"f rhe burlcsQue variety and athletic company a.
= xi,lo;. Garden win continue Its entertainments lo
? .Dhar xenk and the h0xcrs arc usual rcady. and