New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
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=, e now definitely announced that there will not
=. snother change OF bill at Days Theatre this
I" I'm "Twelfth Night" has so ingratiated itself
-. the special admirers OF Mr.. Days company and
~, the theatre gocrs OF the city generally that 1t
WI hs unite allie TO fill the few remaining weeks Of
~, ,.gular season TO the better satisfaction Of the
.,,uc than any change Of bill could DO Other at-
,,rs which were 10 De set forth soon On this stage
-, have 10 walt for another season.
~, production Of "Girofe Grofa" has brought
.op GOOD houses TO the Garden Theatre. Miss
nu.n Russell and her company make the perform
~. NJ the opera thoroughly attractive. and 1t is
..d and mounted in the sumptuous manner usual
.,,h this organization. r. Henry French. Miss Rus
MS. manager who Is now in Europe. will be back In
,.u weeks and will probably bring new opera
.-o 10 be sung next season.
Tho attendance on tho performances Of Oscar
,nAs,s adv Windermeres Fan at Palmer's Theatre
r,irues to be satisfactory and the play will
~, the rest OF the regular season OF the stock
~, No announcement OF further plans has been
ode The present play will be given ont Of town
a,, season by another company. It's reception here
-, No doubt contributed TO the cagerncss OF the
D,Ot,d struggle for the possession OF Mr. Wilde's
rev py'
,,s reek TO permit OF preparations for production
a, thursday evening OF Gilbert and sullivans "The
cnndO
,acay good luck here, but IL always had its friends.
v, Duff will have an advantage in the services OF
7 n Ryley, who has always been among the best II
-, the very best, Interpreters Of w. s. Gilbert's
comedy In this country The other principal singers
ho we're heard In 1.-The Basoche" will appear in the
new production
The Lyceum Theatre ends its regular season In
,.x weeks when the company will 80 to Chicago
9TH "Americans Abroad" Between April Il and
.bi piy toy will vie
spd Oregon, and be in the chief plays of Its
.n.rtory in the principal cities OF the East, with
..copd Chicago engagement I'm September. Following
IN. stock company's departure Daniel Frohman mas
oreanired another company, which Will De seen III
Ths Guard snian" at the Lyceum on Easter MONDAY.
An interesting occurrence Of TO morrow evening Will
hs the return of Rose and Charles Coghlan and their
company TO this city, at the Fifth Avenue THEATRE
IN sardou's Diplomacy" in which they made
genuine success another house earlier In the season
Since that time the Coghlans have presented the
niece in many Of the large cities, where they have
won almost universal praise John I. sullivan VIII
again be seen In his impersonauon OF Julian. Inc
.sst will also include Miss Sadie Martinez Dora
and Robert Fischer as Baron Stein. The engagement
ef the Cogblans is for seven weeks.
The final performance OF "On Probation" will be
siyen at the star Theatre On Saturday night and as
II will be Its Aftieth consecutive presentation In this
VI.
n carried out. The menentos described as being
pretty and useful, and not meant an ornament
for day, but keepsake for all time" They are
bonbon dishes imported from Japan. They are taste
fuy decorated and on the inside Of the cover Is
ucture OF Mr.. Crane brother John' has been IN
rehearsal for the last fortnight and smooth per
fOrmance is promised on It's opening night March 20
Among the new corners to the organization are j. IL
Gimour Miss Lizzie Hudson Collier Joseph wheeocR'
IT, son of the we'll known actor. and Miss Cotton,
daughter Of the old-time minstrel.
The success OF Carl Milloecker's work. "Das SOM
tsgskind" at the Amberg Theatre. Is now established
For the last week the house has been crowded.
nightly Mr. Conried has made some changes which
have improved the opera. Some OF lis dialogue was
cut and new music and new songs were introduced.
aThe Child of Fortune" will remain for only two
weeks longer after which several older works Will be
produced The engagement Of the COnred -Ferenczy
Comic Opera Company at the Amberg Theatre expires
On April 10. The operas to be produced are Gas
parone" The Bat" and "Poor Jonathan"
Al Harrtgan's Theatre 1.-THE Mulligan Guards Ball.
viii end Its long with this week. and "Cordelia's
Aspirations" will be revived one week from to-mor-
row. "The Mulligan Guards Ball" has had career
on which Mr.. Harrigan and Mr. lIanley congratulate
themselves and each other, and nothing more can be
desired than that the coming revival may meet with
equal
Charles Frohman's comedians continue TO draw
large audiences at the Standard Theatre by their
spnghtly representation OF "The Sportsman The
company will continue at the Standard Theatre until
the end OF the season. and then 60 TO Chicago. where
II will play long engagement. filling the ume lett
vacant BY the continuance In NewYork Of The Girl
Left Behind Me-" Before the departure from New
York the company will present new American play
entitled "The Silent Battle" by Isaac Henderson, OF
this city. II first produced In London several
months ago by Charles Wyndham at the Criterion
Theatre.
The Girl Left Behind Me-" at the Empire
Theatre is still playing to good audiences. Charles
Frohman makes the announcement that the production
Of Jerome X. Jerome and Eden Philpott's play, The
Councillors Wife" which 10 follow. will be post
poned until next season, and that the spring engage
ment that the company 70 play In Chicago has
been abandoned.
william Gilette's play "Ninety Days" enters on
the last week Of its engagement at the Broadway
Theatre tomorrow night. II Is one OF the most elab-
crate scenic productions seen in New-York In many
seasons. Tonight at the Broadway Theatre Colohei
Robert g. Ingerso will deliver his last lecture OF this
season In New-York. The subject selected, "Shake-
upeare Is certain to please, as II affords the Colonel
many opportunities for his powers in forming beautl-
full word pictures interesting expressions and inspir
Ing Nights Of eloquence.
Tomorrow evening Thomas W. Keene begins the
second and last week Of his engagement at the Union
SQUARE Theatre Tomorrow "Richelieu" will be
presented on Tuesday night the bill will be Lonis
N": "Othello" will be gwen Oh Wednesday night,
With Mr.. Keene as O;hello and Frank Henning as
lsgo on Thursday "Hamlet" will be played; on
Friday @Othello"; saturday matinee "The Merchant
Of Venice" and Saturday night, TO close his engage
ment. Richard Ill" will be repeated. Ramsay
Norhss comedy company will make its first appear
snce In this city at the Union Square Theatre on
March 20. The organization includes such well
IAltn
Harry Gwynctte Miss Elsie dc Wolfe. Mrs f.. j.
Phillips and Miss Helen stockwell. The play 10 be
gwen Is Joseph"
"Glen-da -Lough,' an Irish play which was seen
lev weeks ago at the Fourteenth Street Theatre Will
be presented at the Columbus Theatre TIL, week. Win
J. X. Murray In the leading part as before An III
terestng fauIc will be the appearance OF professor
crouch, the venerable composer OF Kathleen Mavo"r
neen," who will direct the orchestra during Mr. M"r