New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
ABOUT THE THEATRES.
THE PLAYS TO BE SEEN IN TOWN THIS
WEEK.


house at every performance The morning readings
are over but there will be nine performances this
week, nevertheless. special matinee VIII be gwen
to morrow, Washington's Birthday The three courses
OF Soddard lectures will begin In about TWO weeks, ana
the demand for seats which Is always large will no
doubt be increased by TIE announcement that VIII
be no Sioddard lectures next winter
The end OF the opera season Is fast approaching.
II is now TO last for only three weeks more. The
week at the Metropolitan Opera House Will begin to
morrow night with the first performance this season
OF "Iakme.2 on Wednesday evening revival OF
"Lucrezla Borga is announced. and on Friday even
ing Martha" will be given for the last time The
remaining two weeks will be largely devoted TO German
work. and Carmen is promised.
1.-The Lost Paradise Will end its long run at
Procior's Twenty third street Theatre in two weeks
more. The company has established itself in the
regard OF theatregoerS by means of this piece and
IFS return will be welcomed. "The Lost Paradise"
will be followed at PrOctor'S Theatre, rs has been
announced, by THE English Rose" in which
Robert Manteil will play the leading part.
Richard Mansfield announces the first performance
on Tuesday evening of " Ten Thousand Year wnch
will be the only important novelty OF the week among
the theatres. The dramazaon of the wei known
novel IS made by Miss Emma " Sheridan OF Mr.
Mansfed'S company. Tomorrow afternoon MI
Mansfield will play Beau Brummell' ana III
the evening "A Partisan Romance"
Again the Casino prcsdDts its old appearance with
all the seats filled and people standing four deep
behind them. Uncle Cccshn' has thus lar ac'
compi.hed all that could be wished for 1t. and ther'
is so much in it that is amusing and attractive that
IL is likely to fill the house for long time
A specjal matinee performance of " Alabama VIII
no given at Primers Theatre tomorrow afterhooh'
Nine. Irma Dilicent will make her hrat apPe"i"",'
here on Thursday afternoon. She VIII appear III
=. Mary STUART supported by Arthur Fakland-buch-
onan Henry Bergman and George DE We're ana III
vii
ona Frank Modount Mrs. Minnie Maddcrn Fske
will be seen In tho third act OF " In spite OF An
assisted by Edward VI. Bell Charles Harris FREDERICK
Jeters and Cyril Scott. Madame TavaIy ana Sisn'i
Guarlni will sing the duet from Aida" AT inc res''
lar performances of the week 1.-The Broken seal VIII
be given. o..
There has been a heavy advance sale OF seats lot
the extra matinee of For Money" tomorrow at the
Star Theatre william II. Cranes success IN tnlN
farccal pav has been remarkable The piece Is ooH'
10 its ffeth performance. ana lis populSr'N j. -
evident that thought of change oil ph HIS ID 'o0
been entertained. ,,
"sopre Kate, is the sixteenth play that Mr.. Froh-
man has presented at the Lyceum Theatre IN Ills io
v.ors and a half of management. The company VIII
nresen+ the play next in all the chez cues
ne we'll rs LADY Bountfu" Mrs Sarah Co"eli
Ie Noyne will give second series OF hVe esu"ss u
the Lyceum Theatre on Tuesdays. beginning vi
March :. . o.i,o =. ,ho Acad
. "a vrsic much longer as it, managers are under
ontract 10 present It in Boston next month CohsI"ut
additions have been made to the parade IN 'iie 'n"
oct and 10 the ring performance. until now ueie a'V
sixty horses, thirty trained ponies tliee u'''i"eu
mules. a donkey, a troop Of dog, three oahiS VI
music and nearly 500 people employed IN tne e'.ue'
tainment TIE seventy fifth performance Vi III"
Coun,rv Circus al the Academy takes place Wedhes
dov evening March ., when handsome ana mover
.Leap Year souvenir will be distributed M
n f. IN he hoped that Miss Agnes Huntington VIII
have lucker week at the Union square Theatre thah
her first one was. The engagement OF captain Inc
resep originally made for only three weeks mas oco
sucod nv Miss IIunngton's sickness 10 two ana her
f5onds will not at best have much more than tlme
10 see her III the new part.
The Amberc Theatre offers abundant variety ms
week as usual. The list is as follows: N"nunH =
sunne,s comic OPERA "Fanitza7; Tuesday. Mss
Anna Uaverland IN "Graf Essex" Wednesday 'are
well OF Miss Anna Haverland. "Frauenkamp
rbpvsdav ~poor Jonathan: Friday, first appearance
q, Emil Thomas in Der Regist' ator auf Re'"l '"'"
dav Emil Thomas In " Ilaseman's Tcechter'
lane has renewed its popularity ut the Stihc"'
Theatre and viii no doubt continue 10 DC .o
for Its short STAY II Is preluded at each peri "e
nv The Better Part" Mark Murphy Miss ho''i,
ellison and Others Will give concert at the S'a"u','"
his evening J. X Emmett Will begin SNORT e"s"7'
uIent on March a. -. ,,,ovipo
The audiences still fill the theatre ana u'e Nv" '0"s
ara beginning to be heard in other places
rno odv.nro sale for the extra matinee OF i"'
,,o, T.ner7 at the Broadway Theatre tomorrow amer
noon is reported 10 be one OF the largest s"oo w
u.ek OF the opera. large audience OF ''i''''" -
eNpected with designs on the circus pr"''s'""
Carl w,iser has made an auspcionS op''"us at Wv
,hol,o rbe.tr. in "Napoleons FAIL lie Will repeat
,.o MAY nm Tuesday evening on Thursday he VIII "p
60 in n MAY called Guilty Tomorrow eNem"-
orc ~ our People" and on Wedne'dav Inc Nu''r
viii he given G. \. Frie,e PLAYING the Leading pr' IL
eocb Guilty viii be repeated on FruaS anu '
urday. - -. ,ho min,
aThe CITY Directory finished IL run nj '"e H''
Theatre list night. and tomorrow night II WI
,sforred ia the Harlem opera House, where II VIII
=, ,reseutod exactly as 1t was downtown. Aver I'M,
:, win have one week at the Grand opera HOUSE '''
then leave Ncw-Nork Ion, -,
primrose 4 Vests Ministries will occupy the s''s' Va
,.e Coumbu, Theatre this wqk beginning u-",''o"
arornoon The reputation Of the company Is e''no'
ushcd and excellent Wl'Nuei performance -
latest fashion is TO be expected
peg,rninc with "A matinee tomorrow ho!S hn'
firlss will enter on TWO weeks enedSo'n'"' ~ ~
Veyy Park Theatre. since the piece was mere VA"
On the season it has been revised ana IS shd u D. ~
-, a nev pr1duciIon Otis Harlan ami George
7 Marion are the additions TO Inc CAST ""i'.'
.leo includes william B. wood lgnauo Ma7ihe'u'
Io,ooe S,urre Joseph MITCHELL Frank shepard MISSES
Nav and Flora Irwin, Miss sadie Kirby Miss Laui" o.
Russel Miss Blanche u. Howard and Miss Neilie v
Parker. -
Tho leading features Of the bill at Tony Psistc'
rboatre this week are the same as last week Inc
bst includes Tony Pastor, Miss Maggie CIine' MIS-
lydia Ye4unans assisted by T. J. TITUS Nehc MA
cnire from the London music halls; EDWIN ffencn'
Monroe and Mack, Miss Lille WESTERN INC "oI1u ,
Fair Comedy, Den Howe, Lola IeywOod anu "'un.S
cayo, Herbert AIbini, Miss Jessie X. Giles, ana ht
venting hal splnners and pantOmnlsts
play called "Incog7 will be seen TOT the hrS' "",'
bore at the Bijou Theatre tomorrow aiDihoo"' ~
4 written By Romualdo I'aciecGo the Wie Oh az
~ c;nvcrlOr OF California; ana Is paytd Dl '' luz
nickson and a company including Miss Eich . nuu =
ID (nra IIUllHn, MISS NcIIlt