New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
A WEEK LIKE THE LAST.
FEW CHANGES OF BILL AMONG The CITY
THEATRES

The only important change OF bill among the CITY
theatres this week will be at Palmer's, where sidney
Grundys "The Broken Seal7 will be produced on
Monday evening Tie cast already announced gives
promise that every part will be in competent hhu''
Frederic Robinson has the part played by Beerbohm
Tree when the piece given there as " a village
PRIEST The last performances OF jim the Penmah
will be given tomorrow and Tuesday evenings.
The long promised Faust will be given at the
Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow evening WIN
cast including Mines Eames and Salcll. ana MesSr9'
MartapOura and Jean and Edouard de Reszhe. On
Wednesday evening Norma" will be given, and on
Friday the first performance tbs season Of LucreAa
BOrgia.'
The Lost Paradise will be given for the Tooth
time at Proctors Twcnty-third street Theatre on
Tuesday evening and a pretty souvenir made chlenS
OF aluminium, will be distributed The run OF tils
nlay will be continued for only month longer,
hut the COMPANY may possibly he seen at some other
Of the city theatres before it settles into It's pcrh
in the house to be built In FortethSu.
Miss Marie Tempest and the company, now at the
Casino VIII give their last performance on SATURDAY
evening, February -. On the following Monday they
will begin their travelling in Philadelphia The
coming week will be devoted exclusively to perform
ances Of "Nanon" but the final week of the season
will be divided between "Nanon' and The lyrOeah'
On Monday, February IS, Uncle Celeetn" taxes
possession OF the Casino stage. 1t has met with Il
cordial reception wherever il has been presented and
the production here will be benefited by the addition
of new music by Edmond Audran An entirely new
outfit of scenery and costumes has been prepared and
the chorus win be increased to the customary comic
opera size. 1he cast viii include Miss Annie Meyers,
Miss Sylvia Gerrish, Miss Villa Knox, Mss Jennie
weathersby Miss Jennie Relferh Jefferson De Angels,
Harry Macdonough, Henry Leoni and A. w. Marlin.
Miss Loe Fuller VIII introduce her serpentine dance
IN the second act.
"Nancy and Company is still 50 well attended at
Days Theatre that il will be continued for the whole
. lis weDk md he in Tapd T.. do
ferred. Announcement has already been made OF the
readings TO be given by +. IIopklnson Smith and
Thomas Nelson Page. The first will occur on Tues
day Of next week. at IL Il. m. and the Others will
follow February IL, -, 10 and 49,
Francis Wilson and his opera company are nearing
their ftieth performance in the Lion Tamer7 at the
broadway Theatre. There IS indcat) IN of diminu-
ton OF popular favor and the opera will continue
until the close of the season.
Following the production OF esquire Kate, at the
Lyceum Theatre, arrangements I'm progress
70 produce the play in London The author is to avail
himself Of the present acting version of the Lyceum
with all the changes and Improvements made there
since the first night. As In the OF The Ider-
and "The Master OF Woodbafrow,7 produced first at
the Lyccum Theatre. English managers have awaited
the American verdict befOI. vcnturng upon It's pro
ducti1n Sarah Cowell lie Moyne will tomorrow
afternoon give the third reading OF her series. She
will read "A Blot in the Scutchcon," by Robert
Browning.
LA Cigae" viii remain at the Garden Theatre for
only two weeks The Tooth performance will
be given tomorrow night, and viii be marked by the
presentation of one OF the handsomest souvenirs
record II has been described already, ard when
will be found fully 10 equal the promises.
Beginning TOMORROW. the prices AT Hammerstein's
Harlem Opera House will be reduced and the best
orchestra seats will he 81 instead Of 81 80 Correspond
Ing reductions take place In other parts OF the house
The appearances of frstcass attractions at the Grand
Op>ra House at popular prices after playing at the
Harlem Opera House at high prices have caused Mr..
1sammerstein TO make the reduction. Nevertheless the
attract ons offered hereafter will be OF the same char
o.,er az hitherto The attraction for this week Is
Ihs familiar comedy Later On" presented by
Ha,,en and Hart and their company.
Ueayeb op is the title Of new nautical song
which william H. Crane has introduced in his new
p,av For Money" at the star Theatre. The words
a. rr-onrate 10 the character OF the Commodore, in
which Mr.. Crane sings IT, 1t is about twelve years
rnse Mr.. Crane appeared in public In song 70 'aa'