New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
PLAYS FOR WARM WEATHER
LIGHT ADJUSTMENTS AT NEARLY ALL THE
THEATRES


Til. most Interesting occurrence OF 10 morrow night
among the theatres Will be the first presentation In
New. York OF The Enckcrbochcr b. the BcstonIans,
the Garden Theatre. II /, by DE KOven and smith,
the authors Of Robin Hood It Will BE- cast as
follows wnsm the Tcsty. Governor OF NewAmstcr
dam, II. e. f!arnab-e: Miles Bradford Puritan cap
tam. ". II. MacDonalG lIendrck Schcmerhorn. son
of the Burgomastrr. Edwin W. Hon; Anthony Van
Corlcar the Governors trumpetcr. Eugene C0wlcs :,
Dietrich schcmcrhorn. the BurgomL-t"r, George
rockingham Captain Van wart. Dutch sailor. Peter
Lang Katrina the Governors daughter. Miss Camille
d'Arvillc Priscilla Puritan damScl. Miss Jessie
Bartlett Davis Dame Kei'. Miss Josephine Bartlett;
Barbara. Miss Lillian Hawthorne.
An intcre ~lng Performance" OF The Rivals Is
promised Harlem Opera House tomorrow night
and for the rest 81 III. week. Mrs. John Drew will
head the COMPANY OF course playing Mrs. Mnaprop,
her acting OF which I. delightfully."- familiar Mckee
Rankin will appear Anthony Absolute. Mrs. sidney
Drew will have the part of Lydia iangulsh. Maurice
BARRYMORE Will b. the Captain Absolute. and sidney
Drew will tho character Of Bob Acres. This en-
gagemcnt will mark the close OF the Harlem Opera
House for the summer season.
1.-THE Prodigal Daughter + 10 BE- OF the
summer attractions The reception given to the sport
Ing drama Of the American Theatre through It, first
week has caused r. Henry French 10 put aside the
preparation Of another play With which he had pro-
vdod himself and 10 announce that the drama which
ran for over 200 nights at Driry Lane Theatre Lon.
DON will probably remain Oh the boards OF IN" Amer
lean for months to come. Boxes have been booked
for two or three weeks ahead. and large blocks OF
seats have been secured by people VINO want 10 o.
thrilled bv the horse
The first week Of The engagement Of Kcllar the
magician ~ Days Theatre has been more success
ful than the management had reason to expect. Mt
Kellnr works rapidly that one cannot begin TO
follow his movements. In his half hour OF conjurng
trick succeeds trick with such rapidly mat the
audience Is bev1ldered and by the time his iu ions.
"As'sre the Maid OF the Moon: oh or. the Van
shng Fskir- and Flyto. are presented. the specta-
tors are ready for anything. tn" members or MIR.
Days company not now on the road ar" seen IN
pretty curtain raiser at each entertainment.
"Th. Girl left Behind Me- at the Empire
Theatre seems TO have no particular end In View
This i not to say that II Il without purpose. but
onlv that nobody knows when It's run will be finished
II passed ~ ijOih performance Inst week. and seems
10 10 I'm rs healthy condition a. usual
The doors az Ierrmanns Theatre Will be thrown
open again 70 the public tomorrow night. the pres
tdisiateur having decided 10 give a limited season
OF Magic. Mlrh and Mystery" lie has decided 10
adopt 4 special scale OF summer prices. The seats
on the lower Moor will be- placed al ~ and - cents
those In the balcony al 30 cents. and those In the
gallery N - cents. There VIII BE- "A change Of pro.
gromne each week Of the engagement. N" hrs'
weeks programme having a. IFS features In addition
10 licrrmanns well known frats Of lcgerdeinain the
ailegorlcsl tableaus OF the slave Girls Dream. the
Chinese emigration mystery. " lnkoyo"' the Split
seance md as finale the shade OF Tara RI Boom
dcny- dore 10 death will be displayed. The only
matinee given Will be- saturday. and rs Hermann
Is favorte Of the children II" has decided 10 admit
them 10 hi maiiners AZ half price.
"PanIandr,im appears TO be- not less popular than
heretofore At the broadway Theatre, and the larS"
attendance has been cvcclcnlly maintained. special
Al Day nd az ~
following evening the In'antn Emlali" will attend the
performance Tie committee have secured $50 seats
in the and all the boxes. which are TO be
occupied by invited guests only.
Tho last we X ~ the Casino has been a prosperous
on. Henry H. Dixcy and his company have enter
fslred larp. audiences and AdonlS' goes Inerrliy
along Several new Textures wer" Introduced. In
clud,nc a quartet MIS- May Pelham Ar'ca. i
speciality for the chorus and new act by Mr. NNry
Tho Roof Garden has been crowded every evening
This evening the tr-t popular roof garden concert VIII
hc given. when all the artists VIII appear
Uniformly large audiences hav" thus far at'end"'
thc performance, Of ~it02" at rarrrs Thcnir'. AMI
the promis. seem. 10 bn eooi for long ro'ne
ndvantarcnr. changes have b"rn made. and more new
spcclal.Io< are announccl for this week.
Won prittur!v Palm. III" inventor OF IN" Crystal
Maze. is the anlhori.y-ani the only
autholity-ior TIC assertion 'hat a'id" rom
hlm.clf only one ros,on has succeeded in reach
n" H~h IAl' t1n''a'i III ih' -lINN IoiN' Va
The Mae. e." fortunate huHcr having been III"
Prince Of Wales. II while Herr Palm was In
| ondon he says. aud b" had I'll" pleasure OF pre-
s,niing 500 70 lis Royal IIghncsS. who gave the
prize 10 a charitable initiation. No person In New
Yor. ever cane nnywhor' near sowing the mystery.
ar receiving the prize. Somr OF the persons In New
York hav. even prssod the opinion that the mystery
was incapable OF solution. In spite Of the Prince Of
VALE.
Tho attraction ut ia" Columbus Theatre this week
VIII he Ms Colleen All liisl play. ~ might we'll be
sucssc,. 10y Jane, \. llcrnc. The company PLAYING