New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
PLAYS REMAIN THE SAME
FEW CHANGES OF BILL AMONG TIE CITY
THEATRES THIS WEEK

Tie Lyceum Is having q most prospero,s s,r,,
season with The Guarrisman.' The amusing s,,uo
tons Of the play are much enoyed and ,arro
audiences come to enjoy them. The cast has now
become settled In It's permanent form and the now
members Of 1t are filling their parts to the thorough
and general satisfaction.
Tomorrow evening begins the last week Of uies
Rose Coshan's engagement ut the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. where "Peg Wellington has been 81 well
received that 1t Will he continued for all OF the re.
naming performances OF this admirable organization
Frederick Robinson ms Tripct. John r. sullivan M,
Ernest Nanc. Courtney Thorpe Charles pomander
Marie Burrcss Mabel Vane and J. b. Polk rs
Colcy Cbber lend efficient assistance. Stuart Rob or
who has not appeared on the local stage In TWO
seasons returns b this city week from tomorrow
evening al the Fifth Avenue Theatre presenting Gold
smiths comedy "She Stops to Conaucro I'm which
he will be seen for the first time here as Tony
Lumpkln
Miss Nokes and her company will continue to play
a Lesson In Love- and Maid Marian" mt Day's
Theatre this week, but next week they will probably
make some change Of BILL Many requests have been
received for "My Milliner's BILL" "Tne Circus
Elder" a Double Lesson "wig and GOWN and
other favorites. Mr. and Mrs. Kellar open a summer
season at Days on May %. Magic and mind read
inc will as usual he their leading feature with several
Illusions not seen before In New.York.
In another week BROTHER john will end is
season at the Star Theatre. and William II. Crane's
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season in New-York has been most prosperous. His
vacation this year will be short one. rs he begins
work carly In september. Eugene OTmOnde. who
has replaced Mr.. Gmour in the play. Is doing we'll
with the part OF De Ruytcr. 1t is announced that
the same play will be given again when Mr.. Crane
returns TO New-YOrk next season.
The record OF prosperity OF Charles TrolmanS stock
company in "The Girl Left Behind Me- continues
at the Empire Theatre. There is every indication
that n good measure of success will be maintained
long after It's 150th performance, which takes place
on Thursday. May %. The occasion will be made
noteworthy by the presentation Of handsome souve-
MIR.
The amusing travcsty "Thc Poets and the Pup
pets begins It's fourth week at the Garden Theatre
tomorrow night. The plan OF changing the special
features from week 10 week has proved most
happy on, and gives the performance: degree OF
freshness and newness that enables theatre gocrS TO
see II more than once with enjoyment. Mis- Nav
Irwin has added negro melody TO her list Of
songs, which is called "Jonah and the Whale"
ralmer's Theatre will stin be under the charge of
the Theatre OF Arts and Letters this week The week
viii be devoted 10 public performance, OF Frank Il.
stocktons play, squirrel Inn" Miss Agnes Eonth
Eten Plympton, Miss Meta Guion. Arthur Elliot
Miss Grace Kimball ana other weTl-known players
will be seen In the cast The members Of Mr.
Palmer's stock company are rchcarsing the three
short plays. Twilight by a. f. Lancaster and
Arthur IIornbow; "Mcrccdes.' by Thomas Bailey
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that will constitute the bill with which the company
will return TO Palmers Theatre May 1. "Mcr
cedes Is said to rehear'e we'll and both f. j.
Henley and Miss Julia Arthur have admirable parts
Alexander salvin has made good impression at
the Manhattan Opera House D'Artacnan in THE
Three Guardsmen." That 1t plea,es the public is
shown by the audiences that call the young actor
iefore the curtain again and again at every per-
foYmance. Manager Wilkinson announces that
The Three Guardsnen' will be continued during the
present week
There seems to be no LONGER much question tina,
Henry f. Dixey and "Adonis' will stay at the
Casino all summer. Preparations are already in
progress for the opening OF the roci garden which
will occur as soon the weather permits. seventy
members Of Company T. eth Regiment, will attend
the performance on Wednesday evening. Miss Bet
tina Giraid has made Il favorable impression III thc
part OF Area, which She played for The INST Time
last Monday night. There will be an extra matinee
On Wednesday afternoon In honor Of the naval review
ard for the benefit OF the visitors who are coming to
the city 10 witness the celebration
Charles Frolnan's comedians and Mrs. John Drew
ter upon the last week Of tAeir engagement In The
Arabian Nights, at the STANDARD T-eairc tomorrow
night The COMEDY Is full Of spirited fun ana ANS
ing complications. At the standard Theatre uis
evening a testimonial will be given TO Z. j. Rice. the
treasurer by lis friends The following artists have
volur,o ered: Fred solomon. wright huntington
James i. Radcliffe. William J. Mclaughlin MI
Hampton. Master Walter Leon. tic Murray HioheF''
The Metropolitan Quartet. Charles Burke Dave
Warfeli Albert AverschOn. MIS- Mabel Stephenson
Mis-, Ada Lewis. Miss Maria Gl3ver Nil Emma Po.-
lock the Adcns Quartet. seneca Migrants. H. scar
borough Perkins and Atwood. Edwin ,. AbrlcS the
Dore Trio c. W. Williams and Henry q. Brown
Sufficient progress has been made BIZ t9e COMMITTEE
having In charge the benefit for Wilii1m H. Dalv
which Is to occur at the standard Theatre on SUNDAY
night. April 30. for the rlief features OF thr pro
.I 10. 1... nm q =. Is
Jennie JOYCE will make her first appearance since h'r
Turopean trlD and sing new ,One7; Misses Louise
Montague Kate Dayl- Flora Irwin Ada Lewis ana
Jennie Eddy vii appear In varied Ne'cd'h u
music and moaoogur. and Henry i. DiA'N' =. ~
Marius J. K. Murray. JOHN W. Kelley. ln' rC,."-'
mill rnq!7: j. Bernard Dylyn. Davd WjrNHl' N'''"nn
II. Hamilton. Frank David and Horace K"hlal WIZ
contribute Tie be-, Of which they are capable III ''
rssD,cv. cndcavJrs TO give the aGdien'r NOR 'h'i
It's MONEYS worth. TIE pulhc sal" o' seats i"' Az"
testimonial will begin a. TIE box once Oh 'Ae ''"'"D
Theatre on Thursday morning.
.Coriell,,s Aspra,lons" has proved sn'h S'foht
attraction at Hdrrigan, III atre tna' W. liam -
decided 10 Continue the play until N'y !. - va
Originally intended TO give Reilly ana '"' 4'0 u
weeks ,revlou. 20 the closing oi me 'h'a,''' WI,
takes place on May -, but tie present pay '
20 hlyc srnck "A popular chord. AMI the haH1o'"'."
he. concluded 20 extend II, time for one "'eN' ~"
season on the road will cover peil"u oi s'N VI ,, "
weeks. an1 Reilly and the 400 ana "I'e ""''e'"
Guards Ball' Will be given
Mis-, Fanny Davcnports production OF sara'n
sCeouir,7 sin returns with reasonable r'gi"'.N'
II VIII be seen this week at ti" Grani opera io"'
with Me,foprre acD0wc as Marc Antony. ''''''
OF the cast viii be- Ida Froba"k ANNE i"""'.''
Hrisn Burk, Clara -airc, oscar E'si''
Iacge Archibald Cowper Edward Powell Eii!a 49,
Mark FREDERICK Frank Tannchill, FRANK ",'''''
Frederick \ MAYER Sidney Reeves, JOiin HS"'S'
Frederick Harris and Chn;!c, ". Fuller
TITS week Tony Pastor ana his 'iaVe'in! cp'p'"'
Will be seen at the Columbus Theatre. ana II '"e S"'
les. that they have In Brooklyn ana E0''oN '''
BE- taken as al Indication. Mr.. IlamHeisV',' ",'
arg. crowds n his 1Ouse. j. W. hriS "'"'' 80.
tnl AN, 4. s,condel by the Russell Brothers, Nis'
Bonnie Thornton Ward and NOhcs. Miss lAhHe "'
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