New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
THE PLAYS ABOUT TOWN.
,,,,w CHANGES AMONG THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.


srdoa thc house since its revival on Tuesday night
c,n no continued according TO the announcement,
~ I'M week longer. and on Tuesday evening. Fcbru-
r Of Mr. Daily will produce "IweH'h NSh' lof
o., ext time at This theatre. Miss Ada Rehan VIII
w.. no seen for the first time as Niol ana the res;
'. Tho cast will be follows: The Duke orSino.
u ,.u rourchIer: sir Toby Bclci James Lewis: Sir
.drow Acuecheck Herbert Gresham MalNoho.
Ceorse Clarke; Antonio. Charles Whca'lcigh; srhas-
,.n sidney Herbert the clown. Lloyd DaubiSny
-, roun,ess Olivia. Miss Adelaide Prince Maria.
Mss Catherine Lewis.
When william II. Crane and Stuart Robson decided
- mart. the former sold tho latter his interest In
.rbe Henrietta" and looked around for a rev com
a.. The first one he ordered ION Probation"
~ a. soon As he branchcd out as a lone star lie
r..ented It, At that time the play was in our acts.
when 1.-The Senator finished. Mr.. Crane sholvcd
..on Probation" and produced the new work When
Ia came TO New York he gave at special matinee.
Arer that performance Mcssrs. Matthews and Jessop
rev,ved the play and condensed it to three acts max
,,s the whole more farcical For two years Mr. Crane
has been anxious present the play for in this
city having the greatest faith In il. Since its open
Ing night at the Theatre the play has been doing
en- excellent business.
Tomorrow night at tho Garden Theatre will occur
the 4OOh performance OF the Lillian Russell Opera
Conioue Company under the direction of T. Henry
rrsnch 1t will be souvenir night and satin boxes
filed with bonbons. and surrounded with fresh
orchids and roses will be given 10 the ladies As
valentines. Only two weeks more remain In which TO
hear The Mountebanke." On Monday, February -,
sGirone Grona" will be produced by this company.
The company called Charles Frohman's COMEDIANS
vii begin engagement a; the Standard Theatre on
Tussday evening In new play by William Lesto'q.
tho author Of "Jane,' called The Sportsman" and
me act play entitled "The Judge and the Burglar"
The company will be the when 1t appeared
Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre at the beginning OF
the season. 1t Includes Joseph Holland. NJ. A.
Kennedy Charles A. Able Frank Gilmore Robert
Hickman, T. C. Valentine Mrs. Georgia Drew Barry
more. Miss Minnie Ttell. Miss Evelyn Campbell Miss
Margaret Craven, Miss Stella Tenton and Miss Ada
Carry.
The engagement Of Nine. Duse AT the Fifth Avenue
Theatre has been extended for three weeks. After
f. over she will visit few OF the other large cities
before her return to Europe. Sic Will visit this
country again next season. For this week inc
repsrtory will be as follows: Monday, "Fernonde';
Wednesday, "Cavallera Rusticana" and La Locandi-
.ra.: Friday, "Fedon": Saturday matinee, Camille
The nftieth performance of Der Vogehaendler'
JiI take place tomorrow evening at the Amberg
Theatre 1t will be celebrated by the distribution OF
handsome souvenir. There will be only seven
mare performances Of this opera, after whict n
production Of Das sonnts gskind' will follow. on
Monday February 20. This opera will be presented
with new scenery. costumes and accessories. The
cast comprises all the principal singers Of the Conried
Ferepczy comic opera company. including several
who will make their first appearance in America In
this opera. The production will BE- under the d.
recton Of Mr.. Conried.
The Grand Opera House will this week present
Henry c. De Miles adaptation OF Filda's " The Lost
Paradise The play will be given with all the
original scenery, and with the same cast that mas
already played two engagements in New-iork TINS
season. II includes Forrest Robinson Frank Dayton,
Charles w. Stokes, Merriam Bruce, Louis Hendricks
lanes F. Richard, Lawrence Eddinger $. s. Wiltse,
James n. Cody. Henry Jackson, J. II. Marsh. Henry
schaxer. Miss Esther Lyons, Miss Virginia hlarlowe
Miss Frances Lander, Miss Airline Athens Miss
rsun,e Cohen Miss Genevieve Rollo and Miss Laura
Londen
aThe Girl I Left Behind Me- and the performance
q which is given at the Empire TieatTe' MAINTAIN
their first popularity, now that the absolute ne"hess
Of the theatre and the play are worn off, The
UAdptzdsv noarinees nave been we'll attended and
~ ar tie evening and Saturday afternoon perform
ances the house has been Allied.
Americans Abroad Is approaching Its lo0th per-
formance at the Lyceum Theatre without any apa'e
ment In the public demand to see the play which
sardou wrote especially for q New'York audience MT
Kelley, Miss Cayvan. Mr.. lie Moyne. Mrs. Walcot
Miss shannon and the other members Of the STOCK
company give the play With much zest and effect.
J. d. Hih's Opera Ccmique Company. In The
Fencing Master" begins the last two weeks Of Its
engagement at the Casino Tomorrow evening. The
opera, with Miss Marie Tempest and the present
company intact, Will open In Philadelphia on FEB
riarv Of Miss Grace Golden, who has been ont OF
the cast OF "The Fencing Master" for the last week
has informed Mr. Hill that she has recovered and
xvi,, he able TO sing tomorrow evening Rudolph
Aronson announces that he has arranged with the
pun Opera Company for the presentation at ue
Casino on February 81 Of Andre Messengers opera
"a The Basoche,n which has had q run OF 80 nights
In Paris.
"Frend Fritz, will remain at IIerrmann's Theatre
for two weeks longer. Mr. and Mrs. John M'Soh
have done much since they came to New-fork 20
establish a reputation here. Mrs. Mason was already
known as Miss Marion Manola, and as a comic opera
singer but 1t was novelty to her as an actress
They will 20 on the road with good record behlna
them and that with the pretty simplicity OF FHehu
Fritz, ought to insure their welcome everywhere
Nothing dlsturbs Mr. Harrgan or Mr.. Haney or
anybody else connected with Harrgans Theatre. Us
long rs respectable audiences want to see "The MIL
u,ar cra%ds, Rail, they will see It, and when the
desire ceases TO be manifested all Mr. IarTiean ana
Mr. Hanley have to DO IS to print some nc" pro
erammes and play "Cordela's Aspirations and 'he
crowds. they feel sure. will come back to them.
beginning tomorrow night f. II. s6thern will play
"Captan Lettarblair" at the Harlem Opera House
for one week only. This will be Mr.. Sothern's only
engagement in New-York this season. The produr
lion will he the same as cast, scenery and appoint
ments as at the Lyceum Theatre last autumn n
matinee will be given Saturday only. AT the
end Of the Harlem week the company starts ior an
extended tour OF the Pacific Coast
Oscar wildes "Lady windermeres Fam has been
seen by large audiences at Pamers Theatre FOR the
last week. The stock company Of the theatre Das
been away from Ncw-York so long that us appear
ance here has almost TO be regarded as a ho'e"!'
1t has received the warm welcome that II was sure
IN end its long Journey.
The novelty OF the scenic effects produced IN
William Gllette's "Ninety Days" at the broadway
Theatre has been Sufficient to draw large numbers OF
people to the house. and to send them away WONDER
ing The scenery is all built to FIT the stage OF t''
theatre and will Mt ordinary stages so tha' 'i'e
r, I'll, r.. H.. yiveu out OF town. Tonight
co,o,., pot.rt {; Ineersol will give his lecture on
q A.-,. ,....,rn M tho Iroadwa The Colonel