New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
LENTEN ENTERTAINMENTS.
WHAT THE THEATRES DO IN THEIR EVIL
DAYS

The most important play OF the week VIII Do
Colonel Carter OF Carriers VILE" which Mr. Palmer
company will present ~ return 70 the home thea
tire on Tuesday night II Is dramatzed from r. mop
Jdnson Smiths book and should be rich In southern
character f.. VI. Holland will have the title part
and Charles Harris that Of Chad, the negro servant
| The theatre will be closed tomorrow night.
Mr.. Mansfield will give at the Garden Theatre To-
| morrow night the play which has always been such
favorltc with his audiences, Prince Karl II VIII
be repeated the next two evenings and mt the We'd
ne,dav matinee For the rest OF the week. beginning
with Thursday evening he will play !, Partisan Ro-
nance After this Dr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde and
Nero will be given for one week each on Mr..
Mansfelds last night here he will give one act from
each OF five Of his most popular plays
Mr.. Days production Of Lord Tennyson's The
Forc,ters7 with It's music by sir Arthur sullivan,
takes It's place the most important theatrical oc-
currcncc OF tho For the little time that 1t
can be kept on the stage It should well occupy the
attention of the paygolng public. II IS - be followed
by a new play by Justin IIuntly Mccarthy and an old
comedy that has never before been acted here, which
%ill be done together rs double bill. Mr. Days
season will end on April % which Is Shakespeare
birthday and n special programme Will be given both
afternoon and evening In 'onor Of the OCCASION The
oddari lectures viii begin in another week. the first.
on Travel, sunny spain being given on March IS
William II. Crane will play For Money at the star
Theatre flr only two weeks more. The piece has had
an excellent career has drawn large audiences. and
when It Is withdrawn Will have been played nearly
100 times
Large promises are made for Adele Sandrock who
IS soon to appear emotional plays mt the Thalia
Theatre. She has had an excellent success In Europe
Tho date - her first appearance Is not yet certain.
She should arrive in NcwYork tomorrow. and If there
Is no delay she will probably act Wednesday night.
Her fir, appearance will be In the lille part 81 Eva
Tomorrow evening The Country Circus enters on
,ha Of M
Academy Of Music. where this unique combination Of
play and circus has drawn large audiences since the
opening night in December last. G. B. jefferson.
klaw * Erlangcr are making extensive preparations
for celebration Of the Tooth performance Thursday
evening. when "A handsome souvenir will be dis
tributed several new TEXTURES will be added the
parade and IN the ring Another md the final chldres
e toy Matinee will he given on Wednesday.
"Thc Last Of the logans" begins the week tomorrow
night with It's l0rh performance at llartgan's Theatre
Long and prosperous have bern this and
Mr. Harean and Mr. IIanley have 10 gatulac them
selves on being among the few who have produced
plays able 10 maintain such continuance OF popu-
Arity.
The attendance continues TO he good mt Uncle
Celcstn's7 receptions at the Casino. The multip
cation OF the serpenne dance that IL Is done
by ten dancer, instead OF has proved attractive
The hficth performance Of the piece Will be honored
with ceremonies due April g.
The final New York appearance this season OF
Miss Funny Davenport In sarious Cleopatra will
occur this week at the Harlem Opera House. Miss
Davenport has entirely recovered her health. she
will sail for Europe in June. owing To the length
Of the performance the curtain will rise promptly
o O'Clock each evening. and at 80 for the matinee
Emil Thomas continues To play every evening AZ tho
Amherg Theatre. This week the following programme
is offered: Monday. "Cnruhice Zeten": Tuesday
Der Soldat.nfreund,' first time: "Wednesday Der
KunstBacIuS" last tImel; Thursday " Der Com
ugn0n, irSt tinc) Friday, :" Der soldatenfreund: -
Saturday. Der Compagnon.7
Mr.. H,ous company will continue 10 play A
Modern Match" ut the Union square Theatre for the
coming week. several large theatre parties are ar
ranged for the week. Mr.. PltOu espresso, himself rs
much gratned by the reception given Ia his company,
The performances OF The English Rose have been
brought within reasonable limits of time and the play
Is running smoothly at PrOctor'S Twenty Third street
Tucatrc The manager desires to have it understood that
the piece does not appeal 10 the gallery alone, but
that The orchestra seats are also well filled.
The public attention which is Away, bestowed on
new production at the lyccum Theatre Ia, not been
lacking for the last week Will Merry Gotham IL
I, intended to lat only through Lent and another
novelty is TO be expected.
"Glorianna' goes on ever at IIcrrmanu's Theatre
preceded each evening by Frederick Lemare.T On
Wednesday night the curtanlui.cr will be exchanged
for a new oncact play ly Thomas Frost entitled
"Chums'
Mis- Nellie Mcllcnry VIII return TO town this week
and will appear at the Biiou Theatre In "A Night
the Circus This farce attracted some attention
several weeks ago ut the New Park Theatre The sup
porting company includes John Webster. Ben Dodge.
j. II. bradbury. and ". ii. Mack
Francis Wilson and his company play "The Lion
Tamero st at the Broadway Theatre and the Tooth
performance is predicted for April 4. There Is pos
fbility that the engagement end two or three
weeks earlier than the time originally set In order to
accommodate MesSrS. Abbey & Grau with the house
Cor q short engagement Of Sarah Dernhardt.
An Interesting week Is promised at Tony Pastors.
The familiar faces in the company will be those Of
Tony Pastor, Miss Maggie Cline. Weber and Fields the
Russell Brothers, Miss Lydia Yenmans. and Monros
and Mack The following artists engaged In Europe
will make their rt appearance the Sisters Flexmorc.
character and buesque actresses dancers and singers
German juggler pantomimist and animal trainer Herr
Gratis introducing trained dogs, cats. monkeys and
birds The Phantos, performing tents the horizontal
bar Major Newell performing his pedestal roller skate
dancing. Mons Vrto from tho Paris and London
theatres vocalist and dancer and Professor Thorn
bury presenting instant pictures IN colors. drawn
up-lde down.
W. A. Mcstayer and Miss Theresa Vaughn Will be
seen Mt the New Park Theatre this week In our Grab
png." Miss Vaughn will star next season In IL German
dialect comedy called " Katrina" Miss Vaughn will
heard Mt the Park this week in her German songs
and the yodels Of the Tyrol.
After o stay Of four weeks vt the Bi1Ou Theatre,