New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
WHAT THE PLAYERS OFFER
ATTRACTIONS AT THE CITY THEATRES FOR
THE COMING WEEK.

offended there The farce was never more enjoyed
Than IL is now. After little while IL Will be followed
Nv Mr. Daly,s new adaptation, Love In Tandem" With
memories Of Love in Harness, II Love ON Clutches"
"Tb. Railroad Of Love-. and The Lottery Of Love"
renewal OF much old enjoyment may be expected from
the new play.
.I,Aftcane' will be sung again at the Metropolitan
Cpera House TO night and on Wednesday " The
Prophet, will be repeated On Friday evening the
first performance this season OF "Dinorsh" will be
given.
p,Imers company is again the stage ana has found
coodly numbers of old and new admirers at Palmer's
Theatre Jim the Penman" Will have a short run
and will then be succeeded by Sidney Grundy's "Thc
Br,kcn Seal" which played in London by Beer
tohm Tree under the title OF "A Village Priest
The popularity which LA Cigale" has steadily
loved at the Garden Theatre will be stimulated again
by the announcement of the farewell performances.
The nun will end February -. and February 1 will
be the souvenir night Miss Russell and others of the
company have recently appeared in new costumes
and the brliancy Of the stage pictures is thereby
heilhtened
The career of the stock company in the Lost Para
disc at Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre is
record Of prosperity and popularity The second sea
son OF this company will be ft,ingly celebrated on
February 9 when the hundredth performance OF
sThe Lost Paradise" will The souvenirs will be
especially handsome and valuable, aud quite unlike
ary heretofore presented.
II IS pleasant to the audiences at the Broadway
Theatre. partly because big theatre crowded with
people is impressive sight in ITSELF and partly be-
cause the audiences at this particular theatre just
now full of enjoyment. 1.-The Lion Tanner"
Is of the most popular exhibitions now before the
New York public and II bids fair to be so for con-
siderable time.
Some changes that noted needful on the nrst
night Of esquire Kate" at the Lyceum Theatre have
been made. and more concentrated and consistent
performance Is the result. Sarah Cowell lie Moyne
will give her second reading tomorrow afternoon heT
selection being "Plppa Passes
"Nanon" goes at the Casino TO the Joy OF the
bebolders, and will probably go ON for few weeks
more 1t is announced that The Gypsy Baron
is To follow it, Miss Marie Tempest and the present
Casino company to make tour in the spring, with
q repertMy Of operas.
The star Theatre. since the opening OF William IL.
Cranes engagement, has become a favorlte point
OF interest for theatre parties and For Money mas
already been witnessed by large number of these
social gatherings. Mr. Cranes talents as comedian
have wide scope, and the audience laughs from TIE
opening scene 10 the fall of the final curtain "for
Money" will probably be presented during Mr. Cranes
entire here. which Will not end unui the miu
die of May
Josef Kainz has gained unexpected popularity Mt
the ITALIA Theatre lie will appear this week In
~Mary stuart on Monday and Wednesday nights
Hamlet" on Tuesday and Thursday. and "'nei
Acosta" on Friday and saturday.
The popularity Of a Trip to Chinatown" continues
unabated at the Madison square Theatre. where the
farce will reach its Tooth consecutive performance on
February l.. The souvenir 10 commemorate TINS oc-
cason is nearly finished. Miss Harriet Avery s'ra'
kosch will soon appear in the part formerly sung by
Miss Bebee.
Miss Marie Barkany and the rest Of the com
pany at the Amberg Theatre offer the following
programme for this week Monday. :" Der Vereins
".
in diplomacy: Wednesday, "Der Verdnspraes
daentn; THURSDAY. Miss Barkany In Die Freinde''
Friday Miss Barkany, in "Fth"; SATURDAY, Miss Bark
any, In " Die Mater
"The Country Circus" proves largely attractive at
the Academy OF Music by its novel combination OF
rural play with a good exhibition Of gymnastic and
equestrian feats and liberal display Of scenery and
p,ocessjons The entertainment is seen bv MANY and
enjoyed By all
Janes T. Powers and company In A Straight TIP"
begin four weeks engagement at the New Park inca
ire to morrow night. Since last season straight up
has been so much changed and 1t Is said to be prac
ca1ly a new production that the management offers
10 the public In the company are Peter F. Daly John
suarxs Richard German. the Clipper Quartette. "ole
Folks Mis- Emma Hanley, Miss Della stacy. MISS
Eloise Mortimer Mis- Jennie Satterlee, Miss Rose Fig
man and Miss Leona Ambrose
"Tbe CITY Directory" has added another week to Its
long record AT the BOu without evidence OF subsistence
In
night from toSnorrow celebrating the 25Oh present
4ion * I've d tincuished by many novel nteTpoh
lions that will partake considerably Of the nature OF
q new entertainment.
"Evangeline" has been warmly welcomed nj Nibo's
Garden where il has put forth again all the powers oi
attraction that II has exerted through 50 many years
1t is announced that bonbons are - De nsriDu'e !"
The ladies and children present at the matnees TINS
week. .. -
Tony Pastors company for this week is as strong as
nsual and will give the customary spirited entertain
mepts. 1t includes Miss Maggie Cline. William
Jerome author OF the song " He Never Came bach :
the three Albions George d. Melville. Herbert A'o'm
Max Pettinell coni, musician with his sctfne ooR
Willie: Crimmins and Gore Mcdowell ara Stevens
Norrisey and Proctor, and Frank Riley
TIL. old story is again told Of efforts 10 buy ule
time held by various combinations at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre, in order to permit the continued run
~ Blne Jeans IL IS to be hoped that 1t VIII not
have 10 tear Itself away before It's aaIdirera nave
seen all they want TO see OF It,
Solid silver souvenirs will DO distributed Oh the
1OOth performance of Miss Helyet at the Stahohru
Theatre next Friday evening Miss lielyet" ro
mains but three weeks more In New-iorh ana Uon
COOS ont OF town 10 I'll Is deferred engagements Jane
follows it for three weeks, and possibly longer IL the
time be opened .
A comment that has often been heard since the pro
ouction Of "The Last Of the hogans al hadr'sAH
Theatre Is that the songs which Dave Brahain mas
,,od for II are among the best that he has composed
In several years. 1.-The knights OF the Mysuc SUR
and "The Rainbow Road are especial iavofi'cS anu
win no doubt become public nulsances before INC
onev Island boats been running for many weeks.
Tn, almost sufficiently familiar "sto"away VIII
be exposed to view again this week at the Grand opera
House The cast will include Walter Edwards hArh
Lynch. Jerome Kingsbury, Harry Booker, Ho"a''
Thorpe R. j. Moye Franz Richardson, Charles Farles
Robert Pond, Miss Libby Kirke, MISS Luiu Mem
r,ss I1onors, Bradley and Miss Lillian Rivers o. H.
Cromwell will lecture this evening on odd New-isrk
,i.,,e more time remains for 1.-THE Junior Partner
n uerrmanns Theatre and then IL will 90 the way OF
other .qSs the road The n1ucth performance