New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-14
THE SPRINGTIME PLAYS.
A FEW CHANGES AMONG TIE THEATRES TO
MORROW NIGHT.


Miss Vokes will remain at Days Theatre for only
one week longer Her engagement has been most
popular one, 1t always 10, and her admirers will all
be sorry that II Is short The bill offered last week
proved attractive 1t has been decided to con
time it, 1t includes sunset" "wig and Gown" and
A Pant0mmc Rehearsal In the last piece {. ID.
Manus has made a remarkable hit.
Edmund c. Stanton will take possess on OF the Grand
Opera House tomorrow night and will present Hin
r.ch's Grand Opera Company which will remain for
short season. The reperory for the week Is as FOL
lows Monday. Thursday and saturday evenings, ii
Trovatore"; Tuesday, La Traylata': Wednesday,
Maiitana" Friday, "Cavalleiia Rustcana' and
Ernan' saturday matinee, Maritanl'; sunday
evening May 81 sacred concert with the principal
artists and orchestra. Louise Natal will make her
first appearance In this city In several years on Tues
day night in La Traviata,' singing the part OF
Vioetta.
Tomorrow evening at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
stuart Robson Is 10 revive Bronson Howards popular
play, THE Henrietta" which has not been seen on the
stage in two years The part Of Berthe. the Wall
street lamb, is favoric with Mr.. Robson ana IL
affords him many opportunities TO display ms aoih'!
n comedian. Mis-. Robson is to take the important
part OF Mrs. Opdyke. Nicholas Vanalstyne Is to be
played by George 5. Woodward.
Tomorrow begins the seventh and last week OF
Sims and Raleighs comedy, The Guardsmah" at
the Lyceum Theatre. This will end the spring season
and the house will remain closed until the return oil
E. II. Sothcrn and his company, In the latter part Of
July, for his seventh annual season. John Malone
will deliver a lecture al this house on The Real
shakespeare" on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
The Poet and the Puppets" enters its last
week at the Garden Theatre tomorrow night. The
Duresque OF Lady Windcrmere's Fan" has had
good run and 1t has been much enjoyed. Miss May
Robson will bury her extra leg and dance no more,
and Miss May Irwin will next be- seen at the Madison
square Garden Amphitheatre when the summer season
Th. Dnn and ha he
at the Garden Theatre by the return OF the Bos-
tonans. Their engagement is for several weeks, ana
though Robin Hood" Ia the only piece thus lar an
nOunced, the management may try The knlcKer-
bocaers" and The Ogaluas." The cast OF Robin
Hood" will be rs follows The Sheriff of Nottingham,
IL. e. Barnabee; Little John, W. IL. Macdonald or
william A. Rowland Robin Hood, Tom Karl or Ed
win W. Hon viii Scarlet. Eugene Cowles Alan-a-
Dale Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis or Miss Flora Fin
| lawson; Friar Tuck, George rockingham; Guy OF
| Osborne Peter Lang; Maid Marian, Miss Camille
d'Arville Miss Fatimah Diard; Dame burden, Miss
Josephine Bartlett; Annabe Miss Bertha Waltzinger.
Alexander Salvni's engagement at the Manhattan
Opera House has been extended, and tomorrow even
Ing there will be a change in the plays to be pre-
scented. In "Cavaleria Rusticana" Mr.. Salvini Will
take the part of Trriddu, assisted by William ked-
mund as Alto and Miss Dixon as Lola Miss Judith
Berolde has been engaged for the part OF santuzza
which she has played In Boston. San Francisco and
Chicago. A "Benedictus" by Mascoroni will be III
PRODUCED, and Signor Pizzi, who has composed the
mass for the church scene. has been engaged 10 con-
duct the orchestra. On the same evening Mr. sal'ln
will present "L'Ami Fritz" as arranged by himself
and Paul Cazeneuve in which he will be seen as
Fritz Kobus, assisted by William Redmund as the
Rabbi and Miss Maude Dixon as Suzel.
Charles Frohmans Players NJ the Empire Theatre
will be- this week only regular stock company left
playing New York. all the others having gone on the
road for the summer otherwise disappeared. They
will have appeared 80 times In The Girl l Lett
Behind Me" on Thursday, May %. when souvenir
| will be presented.
| 1t Is now intended that the new American Theatre
will open with "Tae Prodgal Daughter" on Thursday
evening. Miss Julia Arthur IS to have the leading
part Miss Helen Dauvray Will have the part oi
Dorcas Gentle, demure little Quakeress with sport
| ing blood In her veins. The cast will also Include
j. IL. Barnes, Leonard Boyne, Russell Basset Jeifer-
son dc Angels and Walden Ramsay.
| Mr.. Dixey's latest feature added to "Adonis' al
the Casino has made hit and is thought by some TO
be one OF the cleyercst bits he has done. II Is
monologue buresque the discovery OF America by
| Columbus. a new song by Miss Montague has also
been well received Miss Betina Glrard has retired
from the cast, and tomorrow night Miss Lyla
Kayanaugh will take the part OF Artea, the fairy
queen Miss Kavanaugh has Just returned from En-
rome and has number OF Spanish songs she Will sing
as specalties. On June L. the graduating class at
West Point will follow the tme-honored custom oil
attending the Casino in body. when. OF course
specI features and elaborate decorations will BE- made
| on June 20 the 7jOth performance OF Z" Adonh" VIII
be celebrated. on Monday. May 30, the roof garden
will be open to the public for the and con
| tinuous entertainment from 8 O'Clock until midnight
will be given.
DE Wolf Hopper and his company OF singers In
! "Papjandrum' are drawing crowded houses at the
Broadway Theatre. one OF the pleasant features oil
| Mr. Uopper's former engagements at the broadway
| III. oft dam mn
theatre parties, composed principally Of his frehus
and admirers and this method OF friendly defnohs'ra
ton will receive a fresh impetus this season. on
| Monday evening" June II, the furlough CLASS ho"
West Point will visit the theatre. Great prep"ra
ttons are In progress for the public gamooi Oh the
Iambs 10 be held at the Broadway Theatre on FRIDAY
afternoon. In addition 10 the can'ala ny 'ne Due"
| tonans and the burlcsque /" The BLACK Nroo" Il
skit will presented the Vaudeville 'iuo ny o,"
ney Rosenield There will also be preac"''u ihe
Fringe the Froh OF the Crust OF society ny 0u"c'
Rosenfeld in which will appear DE VOL Hopper
f. NJ. Holland, Mark smith ana fri% "i''"'''
Reginald de Kovcn will conduct three oef'uic' "o"
his own compositions.
Large promises are made for the eAtraVagahIa
"I492," which will be presented by Il. IT, 'i'o ~
Palmer's Theatre tomorrow evening" Inv ''
scenery effects all said to be OF u@A"s So
Among the characters introduced are f'r"'.'a"u ..
Aragon Isabella OF CASTLE, Charles VIII N'is vi
r.,no.. tho Inf,nta Io,nna the Inanta Catalina,
France, tHc lHidiili Joai'"'
Mary Ann Kehoe Maid Marian. Maid Maoei' "ar"
Knickcrbockcr and Columbus himse'l. '"' o'H, u"
cludcs Miss Theresa Vaughan, Miss io'",u' "',"..'
Miss Eileen Karl, Miss Marlborough Miss hnt,e
Williams. Miss Edith sinclair, Miss Niha wash MISS
Emma Marsh Miss Ida Fairbanks MISS Ni'oe, 'i''N'
Miss Josie Fairbanks Walter jones' ",'n"'" '"''v"
Edward VI. Favor Charles f. Wal'oh' Jon" - "'"' '''
IC. J. Alden, Frank NJ. Tnthe' Ja"''' law "''' '''
Smith. g., , ,,.o,,,
Miss yernona Jarbeau. who Is well ana fnvorany
n"wn hcrr. Will MAKE her appearance IN Harlem at
| the Columbus Theatre tomorrow e''""s ~ ~ ~
her musical farcccomcdy "starllsh'' ~ !" '"" "
| be full Of good singing and dancing
"My Official Wife," under 'he 'o ~ "
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