New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
UNCHANGED PLAY BILLS.
ONLY ONE IMPORTANT THEATRICAL NV
ELY THIS WEEK.


| on Thursday and SATURDAY. h"oh rc'ui''7
at IL a. m. ,rn+
At the Metropolitan opera House tomorro" n'S'O
Iohengrin, will be repeated. Hamlet VIII DC sung
for the first time Wednesday evening anu Do''
Giovanni one Of the most successful performances
| NJ the season will be sung again on Friday night
| " sour, Kate enters on It's fourth week III t'e
Irceum Theatre tomorrow night. The acting conth-
nos 10 arouse great enthusiasm nightly and the tcc
f. well filled at every performance. sarah cow" i0
| Novne tomorrow at 3 O'Clock will give TIE louf'h
reading Of her series at this theatre MIS- ~ NV, -.
will read from Robert Browninss Andrea dei oAi'o
and "In Balcony r
This Will be the last week OF the Lillian hussen
Onero Companv at the Garden Theatre. For the iarc
VOL matinee on Saturday Miss Russell will present 10
every lady who enters the theatre bouquet vi or'
and American Beauty roses, held together VII" ''D'
TO which will be attached Miss Russeils au,oH''p'
card. on Saturday evening, Miss Russen VIII '''"o
her first public speech In farewell address W 'o
audience. ~.
| only four more weeks remain OF the engagement Vi
The Lost Paradise at Procor's Twenty third street
| Theatre. Tho Tooth performance Of TINS pH'S "sO
Tuesday night Of the most successful souNo"
| celebrations that has ever occurred at tinS ho"'o
Tho theatre packed aud the rush OF ladies was
| unprecedented They arrived I'm such large NUMBERS
,ha the sunrlv Of souvenirs was exhausted long be
fore tho curtain went up and it was found necessary
| 10 get new edition.
There will be nine moro appearances of Josef kanz
nj the ITALIA Theatre. lie Will appear in two new
characters, namely. In the title part OF "olai'
drama By Roderich Fcls and as the Tcmplar in Les
sings "Nathan the Wise" Tho reperory for the com
ing week Is follows Monday Urlel AcoSta' Tues
day, Hamlet; Wednesday and Thursday, "o'al
Friday and Saturday nights, Nathan the WISE anu
Saturday Matinee Mary stuart On February Is
| the first appearance Of Carl Wcisor, OF the Royal
| Theatre at Berlin. and on March II that Of Adele
| tl.N linn pint
place.
The farewell performance OF Nanon' at the CASINO
NIll be given on Wednesday evening. II will be the
| 1sOth representation Of the opera here mo laoV
| half Of the week will witness revival OF "Ihc Iyro-
lean' at the request OF many who desire 70 sec MISS
Marie Tempest In tho part Of the biscler once moro
before her departure Directly after tho closing per
J forrnance the entire company. the chorus all the
| scenery and the costumes will start on their tour.
Tho following Monday night viii find complete new
| organization on tho stage. presenting "Cnclc
| cclcstnp
William II. Craneis performance Of tho faTical
character u Winfield Farragu Quincy In For Money!
at the star Theatre has proved almost Us successful
with tho audiences any character in which he has
appeared. "FOr Money Is welcome addition 70 his
| rcpcriory.
| Francis Wilson and his opera company continue In
The Lion Tanner tho broadway Theatre TO large
houses on SATURDAY evening the opera viii be Pc?
formed TO- the nIcth time Mr. Wilson has seldom ap
pcared better advantage. He appears 10 De uni
| vcrsay popular and draws heavily on the suburban
contingent Of theatre eocrs. on Wednesday evening
one Of the largest thcatr, pnric, Of the will
come from Asbury Park to sec the performance
The period originally fixed for the continuance Of
| The broken seal ut Palmer Theatre was short.
| The play has aroused interest and the acting OF II
admiration and Il will no doubt prove thoroughly at
tractivc for the ic~ weeks Of II, stay. The kenias
will play their return engagement In this clty at this
hous" next month
"Nolc' which had long and prosperous nm
at the Bjou Theatre last autumn will b. the attrac-
,on AT Hammcrsten's Harlem opera House for this
wceh. The same setting, and equipments seen in
| the downtown production Will bc used during tho
engagement Miss Isabelle Coo will play the title
part.
Edward IIarrigans new local play. The Last Of
tho os,ns7 confines to I'll the play house at
every performance With audience that fully npprc
dates the many realistic scenes with which the play
aiouuds Laughter. fun ant morrimcn' bright and
witty SAYING and Iiaham's tuneful melodies.
through tho entire play. The Last Of the Ioeans'
will probably have no difficulty In running through
tho present season.
Tho collection Of farce-comcdcs has lost a speed
men and ha, only five left for this week. though
the town Will probably manage 10 get on fairly well
with these The first to begin uptown, is Aunt
BRIDGET, Baby and the return Of which Is to be
recorded at the Columbus Theatre
Four miles and a hail 10 the south southwest Of
this lies the New Park Theatre. and here james T.
Powers his satellites will continue their cvoulons
in a straight Tip This piece viii be followed
at the New Park bv BOYS and Girls" another farce
comedy by tho compoundc:.
Further Yet on the southern course the Bjou
| Theatre Is reached Here The CITY Directory
Will reach it, 25oth performance in Ncw-Yorl
tomorrow night, and the occasion VIII be
celebrated b. several changes In thc pro-
grammc. though it /, long since the semblancc Of
what the piece WAS when it was first played here
disappeared
The fourth in order Is Madison square Theatre.
where tic popularity u ~ Trip TO Chinatown makes
il probable that 1t Will be continued to the end OF the
Mr. Bcanc who indis posed last week, has
again resumed the part Of the gay old bachelor On
Friday the TOOTH performance OF a Trip to China
town. will bo celebrated by the pgcscntatIon OF
souvenirs.
At last IS reached the Union square Theatre
Mark Murphy and mi, company will play "O'Dowds
NcighbOrs7 hero for Il week more. IL vii,
lc followed by Miss Agnes Huntington in Panqucttcs
opera. Captain Therse." The tour Of Miss Hunt
ingon among other cities i, said ~ have been highly
prosperous and satisfactory
There Is question oi the SUCCESS Of The Country
Circus" at the Academy il Mu c. which IS holding large
audiences nightly. The third act OF the play intro
circus parade and then The enthusiasm begins
The Last act reveals real ring and genuine circus
performance, introducing Prof. Conrad and his trained
dog, Miss Katie Holloway. IN her act with dancing
hoscs: Master Leon ,ior1-. boy trainer, with mum
Der Of extremely wclltiugllt ponies, troi' Conrad
with M trained donkey and an agile bnDo) bareback
rider and umbcr Rose ana Marie Mecls, the iNc Glln
scrct br Jhcr, Gcurge Kline, Ia his comcal bareback
exhibition his mule. and Thomas Dare, the clown,
At NiblOs Garden this week Miss Ada Gray VIII
10 seen IN East Lynne she has been before the
public In this play Tor long time, and her name Is
identified with II.
Tis will he the last week of Bison and Carrc's
The Junior Partner at icIImap's Theatre The
new comedy, Glo;iana will be produced on February
-. IL VIII have eat incluuns r.. J. Henley,
Charle, T. Wcllc,. Mis-, Henrietta Crossman, Miss
May Robson and Mss Kate Baby.
" Men and Women" will be seen ut the Grand opera
House This week Tbs will be the FIRST production Of
the play In NewNork since its original long run last
season The original scenery Will be used. The cast
includes rhcodosc Hamilton. Henry Dalton, Thomas
Mise Miss Esther Lyons. Miss Gertrude Dawes and
Miss Marear, / ,ravan. g. X. Cromwell Will lCc!irc
10 night on Chill Argcnia, Brazil and tie new war
ship, Of the I Eitcd slatc,.
Tho present week VIII he the Inst Of the engagement
OF Miss Iclyctt' AZ the standard Theatre. Next