New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
"A FEW NEW BILLS.
THE CITY THEATRES FOR THE COMING
WEEK

Theatre tomorrow night Will be a welcome occur
Of the latter half Of the season. Since leaving
New-York Mr.. Mansfield has made prosperous tour
and he now comes back for n long engagement,
longer than he has had here in this part of the
son in several years His programme for this week
Il follows: Monday and Friday, Beau Brum-
nell: Tuesday and saturday matinee. Prince KARI
Wednesday, The Weather Nane," version Of
Don juan; Thursday A Partisan Romance" sat
urday night. DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE on the
afternoon Of Monday of next week. WashingtOn's
Birthday Mr. Mansfield viii play Beau Brummell7
and In the evening "A Partisan Romance" The next
evening he win play for the first time. Miss Emma
sberidan's dramatzatOn OF DR.. samuel Warren's
novel Ten Thousand Year.
The week at the Metropolitan Opera House will
begin tomorrow night with "EAfrcane" In which
Nine Lehman will sing the part Of selha for the
first time. "Rgoetto" Will be given Wednesday
night and ON Friday Faust" which has been thus
Tar the most popular performance of the season.
lively week Is promised at Days Theatre.
HLove " Tandem" has made itself popular and is
drawing Ia &c houses. Dir Edwin Arnold will give his
last reading before his departure for Japan at IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning. +. Hopklnson smith and
Thomas Nelson Page Will finish their course OF read
ings with entertainments on Tuesday and Thurs
day mornings These make, with the two regular
madnees. eleven performances for the whole week.
Miss Agnes Huntington will appear for the first
time III New-fork this season at the Union Square
Theress" comic opera composed especially for her
by Panquctte Her part in 1t is that Of a girl who
the disguise OF military officer. Mark
Murphy will give a concert at the Union Square to-
night with the assistance OF the company which
appeared there last Sunday evening.
esquire Kate" enters the fifth week Of It's prosper
Gus run at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow night.
There is diminution in the large attendance and
date is yet named for the play follow. To-
morrow afternoon Sarah Cowell lie Moyxe will give
the fifth and last reading Of the present series She
viii read "Macbeth."
Something of a style is promised at the Casino
tomorrow night. 1t is Uncle Ceestin," musical
comedy by Audran. 1t will be presented by the
company which left the Casino time ago dnd
has been making extensive tour. further
count Of the piece and the production will be found
in another column.
"The Broken seal" still interests the audiences at
Palmers Theatre and the acting of the play is the
subject OF unusual admiration. A benefit for the
sorosis Phianthropic Fund will be given at Pamers
Theatre Tuesday afternoon. THE programme
will open with song by Il. Fax and will include
AFTER Thoughts ia which Mrs. Agnes Booth and
Walden Ialmsay will appear, and One Touch Of
Nature in which will be seen ]. II. stoddart, E. NJ.
Bell, K. Fax and Miss Maude Harrison. J. H.
ackett will do his Carmencita dance and the Lyceum
Theatre Company will perform "The Open Gate
Miss Mayo win contribute song and the entertain
ment will close with The third act of Turned Up
"The Lion Tanner proceeds without incidents OF
special importance at the broadway Theatre. 1t
seems altogether adequate vehicle for the exercise
of Mr. Wilson's and Miss Jansen's talents, and its at
fractions AID their personal popularity will probably
fill the house for a long time
Only three weeks remain OF the engagement of The
Lost Paradise" Procors Twenty third Theatre
The advance sale is large and the few remaining weeks
Of the company's engagement VIII undoubtedly be
played 10 large audiences The farewell night. March
8, is TO be made special occasl) n 1t will mark
also the 150th performance Of The Lost Paradise in
NewYorh.
A new comedy called "Glor1ana' will be presented
for the first time In this country tomorrow night at
Herrmanns Theatre. The author is james Mortimer.
Miss Henrietta Crosman will play Glonana whimsi-
cal, rich, handsome young widow. Miss May Robson,
of the Lyceum Theatre Company will play the part OF
an eccentric servant. Miss Kate Baby, young
English actress, will make her first appearance In
this country In an ingenue part.
"Jane' will make its reapIAarance IN New-York at
the Standard Theatre tomorrow night Since the COM
pany left New York 1t has made tour of the principal
cities If the country. Tho engagement at the standard
Theatre Is limited to three weeks. The company In
cludes Miss Johnstone Bennett, Paul Arthur, Robert
F. Cotton NJ c. DAILY Schnitz Edwards, Master Totem
Hiss Katherine Grey, Miss Maggie Holloway Fisher and
Miss Carrie Reynolds.
A special matinee of william H. Cranes new play
"For Money! Is announced at the Star Theatre for
Washnatons Birthday The play has made
popular hit and has ALREADY for five weeks to a
series Of large audiences 1t looks as If For Money
would become the permanent attraction for the
Crane season. which Is TO continue at the Star 10 the
middle Of May.
"The Country Circus now at the Academy of
Music Is under engagement 10 begin spring season
IN the BOSTON Theatre On March %. and in con
sequence the last six weeks OF its Newfoik soJ0urn
viii beedn Tomorrow evening. Last week William De
Mott introduced some equeatr1anisn, three
ponies were added in Master Leon Moiriss pony dil
and four white Arabian horses added TO the parade
In the third act
Mr. Harrieans season continues steadily prosperous,
and Mr. Hapley is correspondingy happy Inc
Last of the Hogans" will probably run Us long, or
nearly as long is thought fitting TO keep the mouse
open.
The engagement Of Josef Kanz at the Thalia Theatre
closes this week. He VII repeat on Monday " Cne
Acos-an ON Tuesday Der Traum Elm Leben,' on Wed
nesday Hamlet and on Thursday 1.-THE Robberums'
On Fday Carl Weiser, of the Royal Theatre AT Dcrl'
opens his engagement Napoleon in In Noss'S drama
From Elba 10 At. Helena Herr Nelscrs e"s"s0'
ment lasts for ten nights only.
Miss Helen Blythe will appear at Niblo's GaTeh this
week In Alexander McLeans medodrama The "loe'
Wide World" Her supporting company inciudes daS'n
Mitchell, J. F. Bren, IL. W. Raleigh, r. Z. hnch''S'
A. Harris Gustave YOrhe Miss Pauline DAVIDSON, MISS
Eva Barreu, Miss Josie Sisson and MISS MARION
Townsend
The following interesting programme is announced
for the week at the Amberg THEATRE Monday, oehe-
fit 10 the musical director, Nahan Frankie 1.-The BAT
Tuesday first appearance OF Miss Anna Haverland IN
"Jrunhild"; Wednesday and Thursday, Miss HaVef-
land In "IIeddx Gabler"; Friday, beneht TO Mh'
Paula Locwe, Der Arme Jonathan; Saturday, MISC
Haverlapd In "Georgette.'
FOR THE ARION BALL.